The Signal, 1936-1-23, Page 7esaseireifiefessashede -we
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County and District
Zurich and distribt have been ex- junior Irot•key team. One of the young-
periencing a mild epidemic of scarlet stars, 11111 Jewett, got a couple of
fever, resulting in the clotting of the slight cuts over the eye in the last
Zurich r•hool last week. It is not ex Teeswater game. The term handy -
'
that the condition will become man, "Doe" Hcuderson, patched him
" trksax-42.t? w4th' 4Rlarr'A 'i -p"tt3 itVZ t'frarmatorat style,
MU Wag Meat to aoe a graduate physl-
token by i!:.•• :ural b:,:r3 of eesish to
.)aving the w•huol closed temporarily.
The village of Lusknow has decided
that it will not pay the hospital
charger of indigents tulles., they get
their treatment In either Waltetton
or Kincardine hospitals. The village
es (onlributiouU to these biotite._
boas and feels that they ought to get
any busincea going.
Toronto boasts of having found a
live cater -011a • disporting Itself in the
open • few days ago. l.ucknow, not
to be outdoor by the big city. reports
the same thing and claims the greater
"honor" browse I.u.ktsuw Is • much
Alder spot and the hardy little erre-
tare was crawling over the snow.
When the trip chain of his windmill
snapped, Jus. Speckly, a farmer in
e:lma township, who has probably lit-
tle desire to repeat the experience,
climbed to the top of the mill on
Monday of last week and lashed the
wheel to the fan. A tierce wind carry•
lag fine clouds of stow lashed at him
as he climbed ted kI persevered heW
the job was finIIDZ% 'Climbing down.
too, was difficult, but be saved the ma-
chine from clashing Into gear and
tearing itself to plows.
Of to Florida •
Mr. and Mrs. John Joynt, of Let -k-
now, left • few days ago to spend the
balance of the winter In Florida Mr.
Joynt has recovered from an Illness
winch kept him bedriddet► for many
weeks last year.
Het*ay !'Myer Injured
Defoe'11IF�',.' et" ffeaielf, -stat
hockey player era the Seaforth Beav-
ers, will be out or actio[ for 5Amt
weeks as a result of having been
tossed out of a motor car when It
skidded on the icy road near Kincar-
dine on Tuesday of last week. Fos-
ter, in company Clth other players,
was on him way to a game lu Kincar-
dine wises the accident ocestr'9.•-
elan after the game, just as a pre -
mutton. "Who pa--11iM?" asked
the real "litre" when be maw the bona:
made. dressing++ and the boys are pret-
ty mad at the slight on their pal
"Doe" Henderson's work.
The Winghs Costa= = Oiee —
SVlsghaus t'hantber of Commerce
protested, early in the mouth, against
the closing of the customs office which
hitt been located In that town for
many years. A letter sent to Hon. J.
It . Haley, Minister of National Re-
venue, asking for a reconsideration of
the closing, elicited • reply front him
to the t'ffect that the Government was
closing a tonslderable twmber of such
officers throughout Canada where the
business done did not warrant their
being kept open. Mutes action had been
reeotuweedd In the Interests of econ-
omy and of itieucy by several impar-
tial tribunals at different times in past
years and the Government was now
ghltag efart w there recommenda-
tttrbx: - 'Mee' Minister titter- stated that
he felt sure that Wiugham business
men would appreciate and expect the
department to be run on the same lines
as r sueeitiolruT"huslneee enterprise:
A deputation of Wingbam tenderest
men its to premed to Ottawa to see lire
M i niste,
Clhe PICTURING SNOWFLAKES
SNAPSI-OT Cu
News of the Farm
..••_ Mary 23rd. I9Aa---7
Ontario and selling at afoot Pet
ton at Fort William. _. -
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Winter +.rt Courses Veal 111lseessful
Five hundred and fifty -Wren happy
Notes and Comments on and enthusiastic young farmers left
Agricultural Topics Guelph on Friday afternoon for their
I.
widely scattettd homes In Weatere
Ontario, after two weeks of strenuous
The Axe for Two-l'e•r (Nds study, recreation and mutual inter -
The faun flock keeper is rarely if course Oitt the winter Agricultural rt courses e
eier justified In keeping hens longer
than to the eud of the second laying Thirty -ata still remain for two weeks
elealb�: our weelit poultry short
without
�' tl. 4n Vitt" continue
Jong without a death ingest that cora cvNlrse au
seriously tutu prolitse•-40-4e--ea.eahfai- t�_tbi completive of their three mouths
to have flock sueestera that. have laid shortcourse In harrying. rt la makos-i.
numerous eggs for three or more years, a Edda total -of 050 registered in the
• • • short cOurees this wiper and at least I
Mlaera1s for Heats tarty or pity more attended these
classes on certain days, returning bone
A. hes needs Unite in the fermi of , caul settee sad nut _xlddatertnL. 2t ally
oyster shells or ill) per cent. pure lime- The different courses and the num-
stone. If there is too much magne- bar of mere teTt-in each -art as
slum in the limestone, It bar the same follows: Horticulture, 84; forst me -
effect upon the hen that milk of mag- shanks, 313; animal husbandry, 179;
nettle has on you. That Is why It la epleuiture,-4e; ysultre, 96; dairy, 57.
better to feed oyster shells than ground These figures itelicate that the farm
limestone, unless the limestone hall meehanies course was the most pope
been tested to dud how much league- tar and this was probably true, be -
slum there is in IL The oyster shells cause Iu this course there was more
also contain some Iodine and other of the actual practical doing of things
minerals from the sea. A pound of than was possible in the other courses,
salt to each hundred pounds of mash out -
During the two weeks most of the
is plenty. instruction was given by members of
• • ' the College faculty, but several out-
ride specialists assisted and some out -
Eastern and (ventral Ontario: About standing speakers wore brought In for
ingie addresses. Among these were
ninety per r lion. Duncan Marshall, Minister of
Agriculture for Ontario, Dr. C. T Cur -
Telly, director- of the Royal Ontario
Museum, Dr. E. S. Archlbuld, director
of experiment stations for the Do-
minion Government, and Judge Joseph
Wearing IR .iNndon.
These students tame in tett-Ty-live
Ontario counties( Those counties
having the-lacgeet-fUMber of students
were feel. York, Wellington, Lincoln
and Middlesex
Perhaps the moat ontat•nding fea-
ture of this short course period wall
1111'
- ram- eeiing..,st
aaUsfactlout and delight among the
students Eipre,otons of approval
could lie heard everywhere and all the
time, and the most common statement
was, "You bet I'm coming bark next
year:.
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
MINERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service at all hours,
day or night
PHONES: Store 121- Res. 217
0ODERIOH
Home Guide _..__,
in Lifting Heavy
Burden of Colds
Brings Better Control for Colds
for the Family—Easy
to rouaW
A GREAT HELP TO MOTHERS
Much of the heavy burden the.
Bolds: impose upon Canadian families
can now be avoided—with the help of
Viers Plan for Better Control of (olds.
This practical home guide to fewer
and shorter colds has just three simple.
cut one is believed to breve resulted steps:
from exertion caused when his car L Te Help Build Resistance se cads
got stuck In the spew on the way to Live normally—avoid excesses. Eat
church. lie was la les seventy-fourth simple food and keep elimination re -
year. lie is survived by his widow Solar. Drink plenty of water. Take
and two sisters some exercise dally -outdoors prefer -
Get plenty of reel anti
J. IL Tyermaa Dies
Death came suddenly to J. -B. Tyer-
man, one of the [rest -known eltlsens of
tteatarth. when be posed sway a few
u.;uutes after entering Northside
United church on Sunday morning.
January 12th. Ile had suffered a
beart attack last summer and the prea-
Snow storm snapshots need a wide lens opening and a dark• eaground
the picture. preferable., the fern-
'YOU want to take pictures these
winter months that you will be Wine sex. Have her abaft 15 to 25
proud of, watch the snowfalls and feet away and let her wall mut-
try for a photograph that actually fled up to give an add�•al touch
to the wintriness of no.
shows the falling ing flake., and agblizzard
Now for setting the era. The
for one representing the bllzit•rd
type of storm• kens should be torn
building hat on your _
You may shoot and shoot into a
With box type outfits
swirling snow storm and the flakes toctta cameras just
themselves will not show in the pic-
ture,
io- Jena opener and cit
tare, but it you choose the right sort oa will be ali
of snowfall, the proper background latereating even if
and the right distance, set the focus
fairly bright. The c
right and give the correct exposure, QTm should record -the
c
you will get a picture in which the
satisfactorily, althou
curtain of tumbling flakes is vividly
sensitive will help en
portrayed. on darter days. For
The kind of snow storm for this is
one that occurs wh•dthare la
wind, and when the temperature
is about at the freering point. Un-
der these conditions the flakes usu-
ally come down large and fluffy and
hence individually are more visible.
The proper background is impor-
tant. Since snowflakes are white
they will not show very well ex -
against a dark background; so
take your stance before a dart
shaded building and not more than
say 50 feet away. If you are much
farther away, there will be so many
flakes between the camera and the
building that the picture will show
too many of them overlapping each
other, as it were. What is needed is
a distinct record of comoaratively
' a few et the multitude. Now put a
little life interest into the scene.
pet some one In dark elothas into
3. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and Ensrarser
AU calls promptly attended- to
day or night
—AMBULANCE $f�.
PHONES
Store 335 -- Resii .365W
ltamilbon Street, Oaaerich
cent. of the hay crop is
ut esti the ,,. S
mill _held -by theowers, the demand
a subiett..•-yr belao...xe'eedtttgis • peer A few cars
other set are being shipped to Toronto and to
e largest the Maritimes on official- grades. The
e picture demand this month is expected to re-
ething *low,
y is only Prices for timothy No. 2 and leis --
type of t tures in the St. Lawrence counties
are quite-- -dots 45 to 71e, and In Northern
e super- Ontario $10 to $114. In the lower (It -
'little more tawa Valley Nu. 2 timothy hay is sell-
ers& with ing at $5. In Northern Ontario the
re should I movement to lumber auseielfilug camps
yyua-yam..price re nominaL
SootiuV,'estern Ontarl "trout IH'
per cent. of the to mrretal hay
crop is still held by growers and con -
elate mostly of No. 3 grade. Most
Gang War
Walkerton has a gang war ea its
hands. Some days ago trouble of an
unidentified nature between groups o[
school children developed into a real
der$' un'`t]R IIiT tee (born' _ _ -1. .---Vytsuesol is especially
2. Te Help Prevent Mazy Odds
At the first warning nasal irrita-
tion, sniffle or sneeze, use Vicks Va-
C4JZr• _uL' ecb nys-
and plenty of bruises and skinned for the twee ■•d upper throat—where
knuckles remelted, while one little girl, �t colds start. Used in time, Va-
am innocent bystander, was practical- tro-not helps to prevent many cold's—
and to throw off bead colds in the early
stages.
3. Ta Help End a Cold Sesser
-- If a cold has developed. or strikes
without warning, rub throat and chest
at bedtime with Vk•ks Vapoltub. Va-
pottub acts two ways at once: (1) By
stimulation through the sin, like a
ly knocked out with a blow from ■
club. Ma-traa under the doctor's care
for severed days. The police bad to
stoplbs row acid it was amid that
t teeag va*e6i+. —wadi• WRY
Web and getting dangerous.
Janet as Geed
'1tile Rin ardine merchants is the
atatse line carry on a certain small ultice or plaster; (2) By IahaLtlon
alioant of business between each otter of Its penetrating medicatedvapors,
A abort time ago one of them used a direct to Inflamed aleptesagrs.
ewer twesttolve twit piece in making
a purchase trop tie other. The 1st- Through the night. this combined wa-
fer
ter discovered it ' ane remembered por•poultte•e action . loosens phlegm,
where it came from, so' the neat ttms soethes irritation, helps break tonges-
he had • purchase to make he used tion.
it on Ms friend. He too spotted It The worth of Vick* Plan to ethers
and remembered and back it went has been demonstrated is dialeal
when next he bought something from trots among 14,702 people—i ether
proved in everyday home tee by thous-
ands.
hous-ands.
What this commonsense. medically
sound Plan eau do for you and your
fancy can be pruned .only bz trifid
It. You'll find full directions for fel-
/owing It in any package Of !gig'
tro-nol or Vicks VapoRnb.
double lenses, the •
Deno matter thaM•s rib a •
speed of 1/25 second. II there is a
slight wind this shute* speed
.not entirely "stop" th*pakes but I
very slight movement will tend to
show the flakes all tie more deli- I farms have increased their live stock
!Moir The flakes that Blow will be and hay and straw are being used
those that fall within $ distance of rapidly. Excepting a fair. demand for
good timothy and timothy mixtures
iv storm
can also be caught atT',mire an—
other type of winter stempicture movement by truck will be restricted
that will fairlymake shiver to
this month. rant Ontario hay In
look at. Theep picture .1111not show meets is still finding a math/0•M
individual flakes nor lbould it, it ronto. There is no present penyou want to produce *realistic pie- for an export trade,
tunathat looks like a roaring bliz Prices to growers less freights to
yard. The same etpelare alleges- terminal markets are: $5.:,0 to $S,:,0
thong as given ter the ether type of for hay of No. 2 to No. 3 timothy mix -
picture will do. Y tures, and $2.50 to $3 for wheat and
a few fiat from the
lar swirling
the Deo
market Is r at present. Har
Amer within trucking distances to
Toronto are greatly reduceO
Walter Dalton
fTNDF.RTA/i is'R
Huron Old Boy. Graduate
(loderich Collegiate Institute
13510 West Warren Ave.,
DETROIT, MICH.
Telephone Oregon 8558
Shave one-half pound of hard soap
into one gallon of soft waterdao d boil
the mixture until the soap
en remove it to a Sate distance from
the fire and stir late It at once, while
st�ll hot, two gallotda ne (coal
The result is a thick, creamy
grnuilin. Dilu%b thin steek mixture --
with tea parts of soft water, and ay-
ply
pply ea a spray or -with a brush, belatf-
careful to work it Into all erecta; err
Aces, and joints of the building.
th any of theee'wprsye it is notes--•-• .
nary to make two or more applications
at Intervals of a few days to destroy
the mites which hatch after the first
application. The liquid may be put on
with a hand spray pump or with a
brush. Cleanliness, fresh air and
sunlight are cheep and effective pre-
ventives.
a . .
('leaning the Hen House
When bens• -are - infested wlib lloa
Is indication that the pens need clean-
ing up. All litter should he removed
hurateketekl ewseerseallea nd r
_ defined suits--kot- wader a
strong wrap or lye. When t' Ma'1s !rie
spray the Interior of the hoose with
a solution of sine part crude carbolic
acid and three parts kerosene. Then, a
good whitewash containing some erode
carbolic acid should be applied to
walls and furnlwhines. A good kers-
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JOHN pILDER ee
• W do 4e leg ala_al going new
own�Coimeu Fin IndtteMtes 4tiir. At iiiYt one new lo-
duatry ought to Ire seebnd this year.
He had read In the rs of other
efa jpwni aecsu�iog t�he,� did not see
why utec ti r enols
if
_.
(onttcfrior Brows rtes that
(Continued from page 2) press reports from other towns, if ex -
interest! In the matter of the claim amined, usually 'bowed that the in -
against the United States Fidelity and dustries they were, boasting about
Guarantee Company, were considered. consisted of pleepri new clothes -
The firm of Fasken, Robertson. Alt- (-leaning establs maita or some other
thesis. Pickup & Calvin submitted a similar desirable wt OMB plant.
bill for $322.91 showing details, while However, lie was I. tboeMg1t accord
a detailed account for $190.43 was re- with the Rite and telt thtte coun-
(rived from D.-Ik Nairn. town solid- ell ought to do all that 1$-could.__He
tor. would like some prsetielli aegg!atba
wenttothe finance coin- regarding pail Industrial to M ill•
mittee without discussion. _ rated in the Artcrafl,- ping awe
MAK Bead '•feted that lio cls i a tIIpR- --
a,...........,.wt:. 1++1 Tong- that,
(ee}Beea-ae3tf and (aiRle
Mayor Mac eveeed with
the kits and said that. eisile the coun-
cil and the 'Hoard of Trade had tried
for 'tome years without success to bring
new employers here. the ceuncil ought
to do its very best thk'year.
A motion sponsored br Councillors
Baker and Hneklna, ts the. effect that
Neill R. MacKay be retalaed as tax
Ms neighbor. it is said that the quar-
ter
uay
ter has Lamed back and forth repeat-
edly and, between the two. Is fulfilling
au the function* of. a perfectly good
coin.
Professional Jaalees-
Professional jealousy me the part of
a Teeswater pbyeician is being re -
wetted by the kids on the i.ucknore
. lye 'fee, C�-' "r- .7'�_—
Arrow Bus Schedule
Leave Gederte4 East -bound.
daily 5.45 ■.m.. 5 p.m., Standard
Time, for Stratford, Kitchener,
Guelph and Toronto.
Arrive Toronto 2.30 p.m., 10.45
p.m.
('cmnectlons at Clinton for ten-
don and Kincardine
Itineraries planned to all points
in Canada, United States
and Mexico o-
CONSULT LOCAL AGENTS -
5. T. heir. mast Ischmei MIM, M. IN
i s utt tame rale, w tit
Central Ontario Bus Lines
TORONTO
Nature has perfections in order to
thew that the is the image of tied
.altr[ee , to abeilt.t at- O°ll
y•otuddenttion for the Agars and -
hltlttes of others Is' merely • gen-
eral definition of tourtcvy••.—Emily
Post.
-We )ne reading and travelling be-
t straw. '
Noris -Western Ontario: Clover mix- -cense they are most delightful sub -
JOHN
— Aldcna Huxley.
ttar'es are plentiful in Northwestern gene emulsion le made as follows 'lltutes for thought.
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gul►aitted a motion that the details
concerning the proposed roadway to
the north side of the harbor be con-
sidered without delay. Councillor
Iluckins believed that surveys had
been made la former years, notably in
19M1 anal la 1933, but that the stole
matter required sot�_l:snttgbt- There
were two or Skath ways down to the
harbor and the coat Should be conflict-
collector sod moviegoer for the year
himptve that they were fhtensely inter- eles had indicated to 193ff with an Increase la .salary from
him$1,000 to $1200 was referred to the
veld In the -proemial. The Oaten 011 finance committee. '
and British America Oil Companies councillors ot''t Brows and Creek both interested and want -pate moved that the matte, of publishing
for a tramper plant. a booklet advertising illoderich and
The Imperial (Si Company wouldfor distribution amort publicly agen-
have erected a million -dollar plant
there In 1920, said CouncillorHucklns, This was tarried.
If there been a road.d.; dee,be left over for IbS time being.
Nowof Councillor Harkin, lipologlsed for
course, they were established on the Councillor Bomber'stbflteom, the tat-
totherheIr side and theirinrepres to extend.ter having been trails Toronto in
thCr plant on wpresent aIyote. connection with the lement of an
Councillor Brown asked Mayor Mac- estate. All other bets were
Ewan, who was Mayor In 1929, If the phut. —
Imperial (N1 had been turned down by Committee the council in that year-- ----- The finance commit reportedhas.
"Certainly not," answeredthe May -Mg pissed a $I0,flO0 d on the tax
t
or. it they had wanted to put in r collector, Nell R. Ma T. with the
mIllion-dollar plant down there they United States Fidelity nd Guarantee
Would have built their own roast it Company. The bond as been sett
n Councillor
to the °Rises of the i Intent of Mute
lksundllor ('ereminded the t..0,
Affairs for its Inspection and
cot►rtc II that there was some doubt as to approve'.
the ownership of the rand in question Thr pltrls?Ic breaks mpmtttm rcrom-
dnd no one knew just what could he metslso the immediate construction of
done with It. I concrete foundatlm eresewalls at the
Demands Explanation 'freight shed at the dock to csirry the
Councillor Hucklns asked permission floor askevl for by the Goderlch Salt
to read a portion of an editorial In i('otnp•ny•
last weeks Signal and read that put- 1 The e',anMlttee is asked to buy six
tion dealing with the record of the trains- ,t inger Mans to be erected at
the jnmtlon of Kinistor, Ellen and
Victoria streets
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Jan. 20.—Mrs. M.
Cunningham, who resides at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Crawford,
celebrated her eightieth birthday on
Sunday. January 19. Her sons, Dr.
Wallace and Horace, of Walkervllle,
and Bert. of Toronto, were present.
Miss Ethel McKenzie, of Knits'',
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James McKenzie.
M•r. Howard Quaid, who has been
visiting at the home of his parents.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Quaid, has returned
to Kenora.
Little Joyce Stewart, daughter of
Mr. anti Mrs. Arthur Stewart. is 111
with scarlet fever.
Mr. Elmer Draper, of Nile, spent
the week -end at the home of his par-
ents. Mr. and Mn.sWm. Draper
Mrs. Thomas Dougherty Is reported
to be somewhat Improved in health.
V. P. S. Meeting —The regular meet-
ing of the Y P.S. took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Junes McMillan
on Jenstary 17. Rev. Mr. . Pomeroy
is condueting a Bible training course,
"Climbing LIfe's Highway." at these
meetings.
Sweet merry is nobility's tree hedge.
d'oriolanns.
.tySePs"
BOW TO "KEEP EDUCATED"
Reed Folly die Werid-Wide Caa•treesi.e New. to
THE CURI1sTIAN *d'IRNA[ MONITOR
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on ow
5.-.W res ee .fi�w
a— — d Hm Roe —s'-_ -..
Ct.rt.tian ar•.rne• Publtahhot ewes,
(ser, werw•y ate_S. Seamldaaret.u.reta
'lame anter ray e,harri•arw le Thr (hrif.n !•tam,. Ynnww for
• •.reef., of
I r d le • menthe N ld t months $2 et 1 mnneh
w q leerc tertwatM wasaama• mews: r year 0a, • t
Pismo 1
ase . e4•.
./arm.. a •.,•.,,,. t ,t t.nre•.«....-
la ma ems •• a.ePstt
e
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town treasurer nd ending with the
words, "Judgingtrom their comments,
it would appear that this is rather a
dlsapp intment to some of those who
asked for the audit."
Councillor Huckin* said that the
editor of The Signal had asked for an
explanation of a statement made at
the nominative) meeting by Deputy
Reeve Turner and he now declared
that he expected the editor to explain
whom he had In mind when he Wrote
the words quoted.
"Let him call a spade a splde," he
demanded. "I'd like to know whom
he Is referring to In that editorial!"
He explained that he wanted fair
play In prows feports and called on
the Mayor to aswlsl him In securing It.
Mayor MacFwan wait he would he
glee to help. Sometimes, the press,
beteg human. might he In error, tut
he felt that they would he glad to re-
port all meeting.. fairly
New Indnstrimi
Deputy Reeve Turner rote to state Iatee into any lama
I that In his opinion the ceased ought aloes eta �4.t 1patl►
— i. k
' Lease Park Howe
The cesneetery sod parks cvonmltter
have leased the Park Hosts to T. M.
west F. M. Turner for three years at a
rental of $20 per mouth for the frsl
Ax months of each year and $3141 per
month for the final six macule. The
eerie me* for three yeere and may be
renewed for • further two years on
the written sgrveetne•nt of both parties.
The fire committee reported : -As no
satisfactory arrangements have been
made with F Mesheeke for the two
oPeotslhand tires. and tubes off the fire
crack, we recommend that he he re-
quered to return thee tires and tutees'
to the are hall or to pay $10 fit
them. .
ttylews Lovering the hank credit anti
the payment of the O.W S.R. 'wink
were passed at the meeting.
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RIND TRDI GUTS
Thonghte there are hist to he t ra ff •
end epi
r
Will He Smile When
He Applies for a Job?
IN JUST a few years this smiling lad
will start out to make his way in the
world.
But will he smile when he applies for a
job? Or will he be handicapped by an in-
firmity made permanent by neglect?
To-dayhe should be and will be a
patient in the Hospital for Sick Children.
His future health, his future happiness, his
smile over the many years to come, depend
on skilful treatment by doctors and nurses.
If admissicn and treatment were limited
by the amount of the fixed grants made by
Provincial and Municipal governments, he
,,md Countless other children would suffer.
In a sincere effort to serve the best in-
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is spared. Everything necessary to effec-
tive treatment is provided. But this mean:
that there Is a •deficit each year.
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For the Milani yar, we must raise
170.000.00 to meet this shortage. We aiik
your help No donation is too large, none
too small. Every gift is welcome.
Will you please consider this as t per-
sonal responsibility? Your gift will earn
everlasting gratitude.
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service to guide Physicians and
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