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fcDIiloA
NEW
APPARATUS
FOR
HOSPITAL
Saturday.
Nov.
17,
1923.
the
nurnose.
Would
be
.Revenue
Dr.
Kervin
said
he
knew
the
d
were
short
of
tuoney
but
j
was
a
necessity.
The
io-:'
lory
X-llay
Oirnoralion
would
insial
Ihe
apparatus
for
$5,000;
pnl
established
one
patient
a
I
day
lo
u.c
it
wouhf
be
a
conser
vative
estimate,
K.
Campbell
"aid
lliey
wen
faced
with
Ihe
possibility
of
a
deficit
of
probably
fS.rtrtfl
by
the
end
of
the
year.
The
.Nurses'
home
was
co-lin?
a
groat
deal.
Asked
if
lie
had
any
plan
to
suggest,
lr.
Kergin
Vaid
the
dolors
Had
collectively
no
i
inoiicy
as-lhey
had
turned
in
ail
ihe
association
possessed
to
Ui'
Nurses'
Home.
Individually
iiiui
association
the
money
and
thai
the
profits
from
the
apparatus
he
.-!
aside
and
ued
lo
repay
ii.
Ho
wouhl
like
let
see
this
hospital
have
the
best
X
Hay
Ijiat
eon
Id
be
procured
hul
the
council
had
cut
down
their
appropriation
and
I
hey
w
ere
build
in?
the
nures
home.
TJie
tnianl
could
nol
lax
I
lie
patient'
for
it
and
the
alternatives
were-lo
borrow
or
pass
the
hat.
They
hail
already
done
the
latter
for
i.
....
.,
.
...t
j
..
i
me
.ut!"
iii.mr-
ami
vi'tun
g
well
do
it
again.
Dr.
Kergin
said
they
own
that
much
inoney
llidm
Kill
IIiav
u-riitl.t
Doctors
Advance
Six
Hundred
down
the
balance
to
be'
paid
in
j
in?
,ut
Dollars
Toward
Purchase
monllily
monthly
instalments.
instalments.
What
What
was
was
H,
'
'nl"
m
X
Ray
Machine
A.
E?gert.
J.
P.
Cade,
H.
E.
Tre-mayne
and
J.
A.
West,
all
members
of
Ihe
Medical
Association.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
was
the
chief
spokesman
for
the
Association.
He
said
-thai
a
fairly
good
machine
had
been
installed
years
ago
.but
it
was
not
complete
even
at
that
time
and!
since
then
many
improvements!
had
been
made.
The
doctors
liaJ
recently
discussed
Hip
matter
and
decided
lo
recommend
lo
the
board
that
Ihe
sum
of
ir00
Mmtild
be
expended
lo
bring
the
apparatus
u:
to
date,
Hazellon
had
a
belter
apparatus
than
th
one
here.
Also
Smilhers
and
fJranby
were
heller
equipped.
This
was
Ihe
only
hospital
of
jls
ize
in
J
lie
province,
so
jioorjy.
provided
for
in
that
respect.
A
Coolidge
tube
and
other
additions
were
necessary.
At
present
all
they
could
use
Ih?
machine
for
was
for
bone
and
fnrr-ign
body
work.
They
had
ho
method
of
tling
for
stomach
trouble,
kidney
stones,
pall
stones
and
chest
conditions.
Pflljents
had
lo
go
to
Vancou
ver
which
proved
a
hardship
for
Ihe
people
who
were
ill.
If
they
spent
1500
it
would
make
the
apparatus
rmplelj
but
not
elaborate.
II
would
then
answer
I
hey
are
gellfng.
lid
not
amouu
discuss
The
Man
in
the
Mood
SAYS-
FHEE
peech
may
be
a
bless-it
.gels
more
peo-
iroubie
man
either
now
a
loss
lo
the
hospital
would
j'Tink,
iramhlin?
or
women.
ilhen
lw
converted
into
a
re-All
Hie
doctors
nf
the
city
at-
venue.
The
pnMal
was
for
tended
the
meeting
of
the
Ho-
one
of
the
local
doctor
to
pital
dirertors
last
nizht,
D.
f.
specialize,
in
that
sort
of
work
Stewart
prcsidinff
and
as
a
re-
and.
to
"divide
the
fees
with
the
suit
of
their
representations
and
hospital.
following
;an
offer
to
Advance
.
Dr'jlEpjrert
aid
he
hajlit-
1
ei,4Z
payment,
the
Board
las!
niplif
had
said.
An
Hay
instrument
decided
to
instal
such
apparatus
was
no
longer
a
luxury
but
a
as
is
necessary
to
firms'
tne
necessity.
jne
American
tol-present
X
Hay
machine
up
to
le?.
of
Surgeons
had
laid
down
dale.
a
standard
which
hospitals
must
The
doctors
who
attended
were
adopt
lo
receive
recognition,
and
W.
T.
Kerjfin,
U
W.
Kerjriii.
C.
it
included
an
up
to
dale
X
Ray
machine.
Without
it
the
institution
was
simply
a
nursinsr
lujme.
TTie
present
X
Ray
wa
ten
year
behind
Ihe
limes.
II
was
impossible
to
use
jt
except
fur
delecting
fractures.
The
diagnosis
-
of
many
diseases
was
impossible
with
the
present
equipment.
The
expenditure
of
StnO
should
be
a
itayin?
inves-ment
and
should
also
make
for
jrrealer
efficiency
at
the
hospital.
He
mentioned
the
mailer
Hi
ll'
iy
tiui
ii
was
I
lie
same
old
story
of
lack
o(
fund
every
I
ime.
D.
Ct.
Slew-art
said
the
mailer
had
been'
dirused
W'flh
.
Mr.
I'unlon
who
slroncly
alrised
Hie
purchase
of
Ooolidjre,
lubes.
Tlie
Hi
anl
was
sympathetic
to
the
idea
but
they
did
not'see
where.
4li
money
was
to
come
frrtin.
Patients
Go
South
Dr.
West
Vaid
patient
had
again
and
again
been
sen!
s'oulh
in
order
to
pet
X
Ray
examination.
.Patients
had
come
here
from
outside
point
expecting
lo
get
treatment
but
hail
lo
be
sent
In
Vancouver.
Xol
lo
have
it
was
a
knock
lo
the
town.
Asked
what
he
thought
the,
inrnui't
from
it
might
be,
Dr.
Kergin.
afd
he
Ihoiitrhl
when
it
PEOPLE
who
are
grouchers
are
not
winners.
5ive
me
wiiiner
ever)-
lime.
'
IT
was
an
American
who
advised
letting
Ihe
whiskers
grow
in
readiness
for
Hie
Christmas
neckties.
Posibly
the
advice
might
also
be-
gmd
here.
..--
ONE
danger
of
keepin?
wifie
at
home
is
that
she
may
try
snaking
salad
out
of
cabbage.
PHIXCE
Hufierl
people
are
often
puzzled
when
I
hey
go
sOUlll
and
hear
Ihe
auto
conversation.
They
have
to
think
twice
before
they
realize
what
is
meant,
by
"went
to
heaven
on
high."
THERE
is
only
one
thing
a
smoker
loses
easier
than
hi
pipe
and
that
is
'hi
temper.
JAKE
fays
there
are
.
ivto
kinds
of
women
you
can'J
trust,
those
wjlh
dark
eyes
and
those
wiW
light.
TO
the
average
girl
a
man
i
like
a
Fun!,
a
rattling
good
thing
lo
take
ynu
there
and
bring
you
back.
,
HOW
can
you
ejpecl
stable
conditions
around
a
garage?
A
THIXO
nf
beauty
may
be
a
joy
forever
and
also
beally
Ullllli
OLD
CHUN
TOBACCO
PERIAL
TOBACCO
COMPA2
Oy
good
presened
the
association
p.xpn
TWO.
THF.
DAILY
fteY&
SfunlMy.
Xovembcv
i"
SICKENING
HEADACHES
ENDED
BY
"FRUIT-A-TIVES"
Effect
was
splendid
when
she
tried
this
Fruit
Medicine
Eijt
Ship
Hirbowr.
X.S.
"Foryeixi,
Imjsdmdfulinflerer
from
Constipation
and
Headaches,
and
I
was
miserable
in
erery
way.
XothiDf
in
the
way
of
medicines
seemed
to
help
me'
and
I
was
almost
discounted.
Then
I
tried
"Fruit-a-tires"
and
the
effect
was
splendid;
and
after
tiling
one
box,
I
can
safely
say
I
am
well.
I
feel
like
a
new
person
In
every
way
and
I
am
deeply
thanVful
to
hate
relief
from
those
siekenta?
headaches".
Mrs.
MARTHA
DE
WOLFE.
"Fruit-a-tiTes"
will
always
relieve
Headachei'doe
to
Constipation
because
they
act
directly
on
the
liver
and
caue
the
bowels
to
move
regularly
and
naturally.
This
rids
the
system
of
imparities
and
keeps
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
"Freitra-tives"
are
made
of
fruit
Juices
combined
with
tonics,
are
pleasant
to
take
and
mild
and
gentle
in
action,
"fOc.
a
box,
6
for
f2J0,
trial
size
2.
At
all
dealers
or
sent
by
FRUIT-A
TIVES
LIMITED,
OTTAWA,
O.VT.
London,
En?.
Ogdensburr,
X.Y.
Christehurch,
X.Z.
STORK
SPEAKS
TO
RATEPAYERS
Interesting
AddrMo
on
r"unc
tlons
and
Usefulness
of
Association
Is
Delivered
Memlwrs
of
the
Prince
lliiHrt
Taxpayer"
Association
listened
wilh
interest
last
evejnnc
t
an
Miey
could
nol
do
much,
he
did
address
civen
1v
Kred
Stork.
nol
think
the
doctor
were
ral-.MJ'.,
in
wliieh
he
submitted
b.
led
unoif
more
than
anyone
Hc
.nai
in
with
respect
to
the
,io
;
ul
U'
Hi1
money.
A
a
riti-
furu'liun-
and
usefulness
of
sucU
xen
In
would
do
his
pari.
jau
institution
in'
the.
city.
There
H.
C.
Mrltai
aid
he
rtw
no
was
H
fair
attendance
at
th.e
pure
Ihey
could
gel
Ihe
money,
reeling
which
wu
presided
over
Make
Loan
ihy
J.
C.
MeHae.
vice-president,
in
V.
K.
William.
suggested!""
ahnee
of
the
president.
the
medical
hoard
loan
the
J'""1
I'Jt'havn.
.Mr.
Stork
expressed
the
opinion
thai
the
formation
of
the
Taxpayers'
Assn.
.had
Jteen
an
excel,
lent
idea.
Many
smaller
unincorporated
communities
in
the
dis.
Iricl
hail
their
citizens'
association
whoe
work
and
function
were
similar
to
those
of
this
one.
Their
principal
object
wa
U
Five
ptiidance'and
direction
t
lho.e
in
authority.
Many
such
a-ociatioiis
were
havinc
markei
ucces
tint
too
often
they
die.
I
out
when
a
city
Iweanw
incor-
jMtraletl.
At
community'
such
a
period
in
a
life,
the
shaker
felt,
a
citizens
association
could
le
active
to
the
best
advantage.
.It
was
at
such
a
time
when
the
the
matter
ii
.,.i
greatest
opponujitis
of
doinp
came
back
later
with
the
proposal
which
was
adopted
and
the
aonaralUs
will
be
ordered
at
once
ami
installed
in
the
base.
men)
of
the
htiildin;.
I
themselves
and
could
be
of
the
mvt
value.
Slating
that
the
keynote
of
a
ratpaers"
association
should
1e
economy.
Mr.
Stork
gave
his
opinion
that
many
things
could
have
been
headed
off
III
or
15
years
ago
for
which
the
city
was
now
sorry
if
a
citizens'
organization
had
been
active.
Itetter
plank
roads
could
have
been
built,
and
the
present
situation
in
that
respect
might
not
have
been
j
so
serious.
As
it
w-a.
specification
had
not
lieen
adhered
lo
'and
the
contractor
had
done
MEN
are
advised
thai
if
llieyjabout
what
they
"wanted
:
-.1.
t.
i
:
.
!
il.
wish
lo
make
their
nanls
la
they
should
make
Jhe
coal
first
POSSIIll.y
the
iiio.I
diflicult
thing
in
Ihe
world
for
most
lople
is
lo
liye
on
Ihe
salary
t
Like
a
Company
T
A
municipality
was
just
like
a
limited
liability
cTuunany.
the
speaker
said,
and
ever)
taxpayer
iw-js
a
stockholder.
All
having
slock
in
a
comiinw
concern,
t
Iielioveil
me
taxpayer
In
ee
that
Ihe
best
possible
service
wa
being
gnen.
Waste
should
lie
checked,
and
economy
should
be
oliserved.
Xo
matter
how
effi.
!cieiit
and
painstaking
a
council
might
be
it
wa
bound
to
male
mistakes.
The
taxpayers'
ao.
cialion
could
profitably
point
out
where
economies
and
savings
could
be
effected.
Success
nf
a
town
depended
much
on
economy
and
appearance
and
the
lax-payers'
association
might
wv
institute-
a
movement
with
Mich
objects
in
view.
Mistakes
had
hem
made
in
the
past
and
many
of
them
were
un
avoidable,
declared
Mr.
Stork.
One
of
such
mistakes
wax
in
connection
with
the
materials
in
Ihe
liooth
School.
It
was
a
mag
nificent
building
and
a
credit
to
the
city
but
it
had
been
found
that
brick
const.
ticl
ion
wa
not
suitable
here.
The
provincial
aovernment
in
Ihe
erection
ot
the
court
bouse
had
also
proved
this.
There
had
been
loo'
much
talk
and
criticism
about
the
Itonth
School,
when,
after
all,
it
was
purely
the
result
of
experi
mentation
nnd
the
same
mistake
would
nol
be
made
again.
Too
Much
Criticism
Staling
that
there
was
an
in
clinalion
on
the,
part
of
citizen
generally
lo
criticism
of
public
officials,
rather
than
assistance.
Mr.
Stork
urged
the
Taxpaers
Association
to
avoid
such
lac.
lies.
II
was
on
account
of
litem
Ihat
it
was
so
diffirul
nl
tlii
time
n
ret
Ihe
best
men
to
enter
the
sphere
of
municipal
service
.Urging
that
political
feeling
be
kept
out
of
municipal
affair.
Mr.
Mnrk
staled
that
he
knew
of
nobody
that
was
better
equipped
In
'offer
nominations
for
civic
office
than
lhe
Taxpayer'
Asso
eiatiou.
Its
member
mild
Ihe
piper
and
they
should
be
the
judges
of
tluise
who
could
best
serve
tlieni.
In
thanking
Mr.
r'btrb
on
ln-balf
of
the
association.
yjee.rrejdent
J.
I',.
Mcltae
refer
nd
to
the
tati
Mull
SlIMI
(1011
j.r
luvnlv
tier
l-enl
of
the
Cfly's
total
revenue-
-
had
been
paid
last
year
for
Ihe
operation
of
the
school.
General
Discussion
l
W.
Hart
suggested
thai
committee
mighl
be
appniuled
l
make,
investigation
intn
varl.
on
civic
matters.
V.
J.
Klrk-palrick
had
some
suggest
ions'
lo
offer
in
connect
ion
with
'jdank
roau
ami
iirs,
Kirkpatricic
re-1
Fortify
Now
Against
the
sudden
changes
of
temperature
which
are
such
a
shock
to
the
system
one
day,
colj
the
next
Warm
MILD
and
dry
indoors,
cold
and
damp
outside.
These
sudden
changes
aste
vitality
at
an
enormous
rate.
If
the
benefits
of
summer
temperature
and
outdoor
life
are
to
be
maintained
it
is
necessary
to
fortify
the
system
against
this
stain
of
sudden
change
of
temperature.
The
fresh
air,
the
more
natural
foods,
the
exercise
you
take
in
the
summer
time
help
to
get
your
blood
rich
and
your
nerves
steady.
How
to
retain
this
benefit
to
your
health
Is
the
problem
now
confronted.
.
It
is
worth
while
to
try
to
keep
well
and
there
is
nothing
like
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
toelp
you.
If
you
are
down
it
will
help
you
up,
but
it
is
so
much
easier
to
keep
well
than
n
-
IPO
to
get
v
ell
that
we
like
to
dwell
on
thlt
side
of
the
picture.
Disease
germs
are
harmless
to
a
body
strong
enough
lo
Jijcht
them
to
a
bojy
supplied
with
an
abundance
of
rich,
reJ
blood.
Instead
of
becoming
an
easy
prey
to
coughs,
colds
and
all
sorts
of
contagious
dbeases
you
tind
that
you
have
the
reserve
strength
to
tight
them
off
and
to
feel
that
you
are
master
of
your
health.
liy
fortifying
your
system
you
also
protect
yourself
against
worry,
for
worry?
Is
fear
of
the
future
and
nothing
is
so
trying
on
the
nrxvwu
system.
Begin
to-day
to
store
up
vitality
in
order
that
you
may
fight
the
battle
for
health
all
through
the
trying
weather,
and
win.
You
will
not
follow
this
treatment
long
she-fore
you
will
realize
that
you
are
feeling
stronger
and
bctlef
and
enjoying
life
as
only
one
can
when
health
Is
at
the
high
watermark.
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late
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to
chimneys
which
were
b-lier
of
notiflcalion
nf
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pnnmsal
Pr
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causing
annoyance
to
nciKlitiors.
as-e-.ment
under
Mw
gradi
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'lei
wa
filetl
Mrs.
V.
Keith
urged
that
-
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1
-
'
cinder
paths
be
put
on.
Fifth
Ave
Kat
in
connection
w
ith
the
riugh
grading
program.
Aid.
Munm
replied
that
final
plans
wen
not
yet
made
in
connection
with
this
work.
The
whole
matter
of
side
walks
was
being
deferred
in
the
meantime
as
it
wa
not
definitely
ascertained
jet
a
lo
hmv
they
were
to
Ie
paid
for.
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had'
urged
that,
though
the
sidewalk
!
be
on
one
side
of
the
street,
both
sides
should
pay
for
it.
He
did'
no
know,
however,
whether
this
could
lie
arranged
linger
the
Municipal
Act.
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hospital
board
at
their
meeting
last
night
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