PAGE
TWO
rnE
daily
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way
t;
Miss
Edith
McCaul,
R.N.
on
Nursing
Profession
mM
"skinTpecialist"
I
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Tuesday,
.May
12,
102.').
Observing
Hospital
Day
In
Prince
Rupert.
Today,
May
it!,
is
officially
designated
as
National
Hospital
.Day
a
day
set
apart
for
the
education
of
the
public
on
hospital
matters.
Because
the.
day
will
be
more
convenient,
Thursday
of
Ibis
week
will
be
observed
in
Prinre
Rupert
as
National
Hospital
Day.
The
hospital
board
is
inviting
the
public
at
large
to
visit
Ihe
.hospital
on
that
day
set
that
it
may
be
seen
at
first
baud
how.
a,
hospital
is
administered.,
Before
visiting
the
hospital,
it
might
be
well
for
people
to
have
some
advance
knowledge
'as
-to
how
the
institution
is
managed
and
conducted.
In
view
of
this
Ihe
following
statements.
are'
published:
General
Management
Of
The
Hospital.
The
general
management,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
is
in
the-
hands
of
a
board
composed
of
five
members
elected
by
the
association
members
in
annual
meeting,
two
representatives
from
the
city
council,
one
from
the
provincial
government,
one
irom
me
meoicni
association
and
one
from
the
ladies'
hospital
auxiliary,
ten
in
all.
They
meet
regularly
once
a
month
and
at
iiuy
outer
ume
it
may
ie
deemed
necessary
to
call
them
to-
gtner..
,
?,
.
v.
r
-xl
t,ie
beginning
of
each
year
the
presidenL)ppom($
ij.
commlllees
and
there
are
three
of
these.
The
finaricel'ommit-
lee
wnicn
oversees
and
checks
up
all
expenditures,
and
revenue
and
collection
or
accounts;
the
house
committee
which
ha
...
...
...
i.e.
it
it
i
.mv.-iffiii
m
an
me
property
oi
me
association
and,
attends
to
repairs
and
replacements
and
the
executive
cnmmitlee
which
takes
in
charge
anything
not
coming
under
Ihe
work
of
Ihe
two
other
committees,
as
for
instance
the
revision
of
the
bylaw
and
the
observance
of
National
Hospital
Day
which
are
now
under
way.
These
committees
meet
frequently
as
necessity
demands
and
the.
members
pay
frequent
visits
to
Ihe
hospital
so
that
matters
coming
wilhin
their
jurisdiction
may
receive
an
intimate
oversight.
'
AU
members
of
the
board
give,
freely
and
cheerfully
of
their
lime
to
this
work
in
order
that
the
institution
which
is
so
necessary
to
the
community
may
be
carried
on
but
Ihev
desire
and
.isk
that
each
member
of
the
community
become
be'tler
acquainted-with
the
institution;
its
beneficent
'work
and
its
needs
so
that
a
more,
general
and
kindly
interest
may
be
taken
in
it
throughout
the
year.
The
Duties
Of
A
Managing
Secretary.
v
The
internal
management
of
Ihe
hospital
is
in
the
hand
of
a
managing
secretary
who
devotes
the
whole
of
his
lime,
to
Ihe
work
and
who
js
fully
occupied
with
his
mauv
and
varied
duties.
,
.
A
Complete
set
of
books
is
kept
and
audited
monthly.
A
complete,
record
of
services
rendered
palients
is
kept
and
a
digestof
those
sent
to
the
government
monthly
for
thir
records,
(..u-respondeiic.e
is
.heavy
and
the
clerical
work
in
all
entails
ft-;M.'Mvirk,-;
V'.iv.'
K
v&'i.f-
..
'
1
'
-.Itesi.lMhe
rlerfcfrV-,toW
inslilhtion
.is
in
the
care
or
and
operated
by
the
secretary
anil
the
equipment
of
the
N-ray
room
especially
requires
constant
and
skilful
attention.
purchase
of
supplies
of
fond,
medicine,
fuel
and
fiirnMi-",g.
Tf!Jl,'reM
'n
P,M
SPnernl
knowledge
of
malerials
and
price
ami
Hie
financial
siicress
of
the
hospital
Is
greatly,
dependent
on
Ihe
skill
with
which
lhi,s
i
conducted.
An
oversight
of
the
use
made
of
supplies
is
also
necessary
so
that
there
mav
'be
no
unwarranted
wasle
of
the
high
quality
of
supplies
which
are
necessary,
in
an
institution
of
this
kind.
io
Keep
llie
institution
at
the
top
point
or
efficiency
js,ie
aim
of
a
managing
secretary
and
he
is
limited
'in
doing
so
only
by
.
'
lllf
nmiiiiiil
of
C..,.l
j.1
I.:..
IU,"
minis
in
his
disposal.
"Worth
$100
to
Me
Relieved
Eczema
and
Piles"
Mr.
Peter
A.
Palmer,
Saltburn,
Saik.,
writes:
"Dr.
ChateY
Ointment
hat
completely
relieved
me
of
eczema
nd
pilei.
I
alto
used
thit
Ointment
for
ray
baby,
who
broke
out
in
eczema.
A
few
application!
were
all
that
wat
necettary
in
her
cate.
Dr.
Chate't
Ointment
hat
been
worth
a
hundred
dollar
to
me,
before
uiing
it
I
had
tpent
a
great
deal
more
than
that
in
untuccettful
treatment
from
doctors.
We
have
also
ued
Dr.
Chate'i
other
medicinei,
the
Nerve
Food
having
restored
my
health
after
suffering
from
severe
nerve
trouble
when
a
girL"
Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
60
CU.
a
box.
all
dealers
or
Kihnnnson,
lUtrn
A
Co.,
lAd.,
Toronto
Women
who
intend
entering
Hie
nursing
profession
should
give
the
matter
a
great
deal
of
consideration.,
One
not
adapted
to
the
work
is
sure
to
find
it
wearisome
but
to
those
who
pn-sees
Jhe
necessary
qualification,
nursing
offers
a
life
of
unusual
interest
ami
iisef.ulueess.
To
an
intelligent,
and
progressive
student
it
opens
a
wide
range
if
knowledge
and
an
unlimited
Aneans
Lof
self
development
as
well
as
its
rare
opportunity
to-
help
11
ai
.
I
i
,
1!
'.
.
l..l
.1..ifL.
omers.
it
is
lounil
inai
mere
seiiuuieui.uiiy
is
roiuiueiejy
ouj
eoiiraged
when
put
to
the
let
of
the
millions
and
monotonous
ri
in
I
i
ii
n
nf
fhi
i'siiti.-il
nrnelicnl
work..-,
'.
'
,
The
qualifications
necessary
for
nfakirig4a
good
nurse
are
considered
under
three
headings;
physical,
menial
and
moral.
Candidates
miisl
be
over
10
years
of
age
with
lvo
years
high
school
or
its
equivalent.
Women
of
superior'
education
and
culture
when
equally
filled
for
the
work
are
given
the
prefeiv
ence.
Nurses
must'
make
7T
per
cent
or
over
at-Ihe
final
yearly
examinations
and
are
requjred
to
pass
Hie
provincial
examuia
lions
at
the
end
of
their
third
year,
which
qualifies
Ihcm
lo
practice
nursing
as
called
for
under
the
Registered
Nurses
Act
Each
pupil
desiring
lo
become
registered
shall
mnke
applica
tion
to
the
registrar
in
whatever
province
she
is
resident
or,
in
whichever
province
she
had
her
training,
stating
qualification,
training
school
attended
and
length
of
course
and
must
fhruish
satisfactory
evidence
of
residence,
character,
age
and
idenlifi-
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i.
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ii.
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.
mi
..r
.....
.'iff
.ui"u
urn
siiyiu
ii
mi
in
r
i
in-
iiimuiii.i
in
i
rrnin
,nc
in
iii,oiui.i-
tion
aw'arded
by
the
training
school.
Every
applicant'.,
who
passes
before
the
Hoard
of
hxannners
a
satisfactory
examination
shall
receive
a
certificate
of
registration
'ami
shall
btven-lijled
lo
practice
professional
nursing
in
the
prbviiice.'andtiMip-pend
the
letters
R.N.
lo
her
name.
".,
.
;
!
All
training
schools
in
British
Columbia
came
under
Ihe
inspection
and
supervision
of
the
firadnntc
Nurses'
Association
of
B.C.
which
demand
lhat
such
school
give
a
three
yenr
course
of
instruction
and
provide
general
training
in
medical,
surgi
cal
obstetrical
and
pediatric
nursing
and
which
schools
are
then
registered
by
the
council
under
this
Act
as
approved
training
schools.
Schools
which
do
not
provide
adequate
opportunities
in
all
the
above
departments
are
not
registered
as
npprov-'d
cnoois
uuies
uiey
miniate
witn
institutions
approved
as
giving
uch
opportunities.
(It
may
be
slated
here
that
the
Prince
B
i-
pert
General
is
the
only
approved
training
school
without
affiliation,
in
the.
north).
It
demands
a
class
and
demonstration
room,
a
laboratory,
a
reference
hospital
library,
and
suitable
living
quarters'
(separate
from
the
hospital
building)
and'
all
accredited
schools
must
provide
instruction
to
their
pupils
as
et
forth
in
the
nursing
curriculum.
It
demands
.a
superinten
dent
or
director
of
nursing
who
is
a
registered
nurse
in
that
province
and
possesses
such
qualifications
as
will
enable
her'
to
direct-Ihe
nursing
service
and
completely
administer
the
affairs
of
the
school,
also
graduate
nurse
supervisor!
of
various
de
partments,
especially
maternity
and
operating
room.
Each
student
is
permitted
two
hour
eauh-day
off
dulv
for
recreation,
one
hour
for
study,
one
hour
for
meal.
Also
half
day
per
week
free
and
four
hours
on
Sunday
with
twentv-ore
days'
vacation
each
year.
''
II
should
be
with
a
feeling
of
pride
that
the
Prince
R
i-perl
people
evidence
interest
in
their
ow'n
hopitaliu
being
o
.e
jh
which
these
requirement
are
met.
ST"
......
-.1.
.
j
:
rr-r.
ThevMan
in
the
Moon
.
YS:-
IT
Is
bad
manners
lo
sit
in
Hie
ice
cream
at
a
picnic.
THE
man
who
drives
the
water
wagon
is
not
necessarily
a
prohiliitionisl.
KVKIIY
town
should
he
lop
of
1
lie
world
to
its
own
habitants.
A
1TJTUHIST
Is
a
goes,
broke
on
wheal.
"WHAT
do
you
say,
Ralph
rj
said
the
fond
mother
lo
her
lit-l
lie
hoy
who
had
just
been
given
an
apple
by
a
benevolent
lady
passenger
on
Ihe
boal.
"Pee!
it,
mother,
.replied
Ihe
youngsler.
I
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
May
12,
1915..
V.
T.
Donnelly,
Die
designer
of
Ihe
Prince
Hupe.rl.
Dry
Dock,
who
is
accompanied
by
Sirs.
Donnelly
on
a
visit
here,
will
leave
for
New
York
on
May
17,"
It
is
expecjed
a
detachment
ofj
about
Iwenly-rivh
men
will
nr-'
rive
on
the
next
boat,
from
Vancouver
to
Join
Ihe
Irisii
Fusiliers
lnre.
Alex
Quinn
of,
Vancouver,
a
I
brother
of
Mrs.
Hugh'
Dunn
or'
Ibis
eily,
lias
been
wounded
all
Ihe
front.
He
went
out
with
the
"j
first
j.ver.
Ihe
in-
man
who
A
DIPLOMATIC
woman
is
one
who
can
put
a
had
.egg
in
a
caka
and
gel
away
with
ft.
.
.
prosperous
looking
man
standing
on
Ihe
doorstep
of
Ihe
bank
may
only
have
been
-inside
lo
fill
bis-fountain
pen.
IF
Adam
or
Eve
hadn't,
been
so
fond
;
nf
fruit
the.
.
story,
would
have
beeii
.
difTerent.
4
,
'
IT
was
a
case
of
"Alice
whero
art
thou?"
when
the
fog
came
own
Sunday
night.
THE
latesl
sport
aboard
Hie
pleasure
launches
on
a
long
run
is
belling
on
who
will
be
Iho
first,
passenger
to
give
the
craft
a
port
or
starboard
1st.
contingent
from
Vaneon-
A.
J,
MrCiiHough.
who
has
been
cruising
timber
at
Hartley
May
for
the
Hal
Portage
Lumber
Co.,
has
relumed
lo
the
eily.
There
is
now
going
forward
lo
Ihe-
Smeller
at
Anyox.
another
shipment
of
ore
from
the
Ilorher
de
Motile
mine
at
llazclton.
BONFIREPICNIG
Additional
$10
for
Children's
Ward
Fund
Was
Made
Last
'Night
A
most
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
al
Digby
Island
last
evening
by
a
parly,
of
people
wlio
consists
very
largely
of
choosing
a
baking
powder
whose
leavening
qualities
are
uniformly
reliable.
Magic
Uaklng
Powder
Is
the
powder
that
never
falls
you.
this
Is
the
reason
why
It
is
by
far
the
most
popular
baking
powder
In
Canada.
MACIC
BAKING
POWDER
Lux
for
everything
you
wash
yourself
Washing
your
most
precious
possessions
with
Lux
is
just
as
easy
as
washing
your
hands.
The
filmy
Lux
particles
melt
instantly
into
a
rich
foam
of
almost
magic
cleansing
power,
yet
gentle
to
the
frailest
fabric.
For
all
dainty
things
that
have
to
be
washed
often
as
well
as
all
valuable
things
that
have
to
be
washed
seldom
and
with
the
greatest
care
-
rely
on
Lux.
Remember,
it
won't
shrink
woollens,
nor
will
it
harm
a
single
silken
thread.
And
Lux
is
just
as
mild
on
your
hands
as
the
finest
toilet
soap
in
fact
it
benefits
tncm.
LUX
organ
baml
and
slory
telling
rounded
out
u
happy
evening
Mi.
Alice
Nelson,
represenliur
Ihe
(leneral
lloiilal.
cidleeteilj
Ihe
fares
as
a
result
of
which
I
Hie
fund
was
enrinhed
by
10.
The
parly
returned
home
al
HI.
.10.
SPRINGTIME
BRINGS
ITS
SPRING
CLEANING
Undoubtedly
spring
cleaning!
Is
Ihe
most
popular
Indoor
sport,
al
Ibis
season
of
the
year.
Tho,
lady
nf
Iho
house
Is
always
cap-
j
lain
of
the
learn
the
rest
of
us'
make
up
the
crew.
HoutimV
work
Is
given
the
go-by.
All
must
lake
a
share
In
scrubbing
lhe
painl,
healing
Ihe
carpels
and
bathing
Ihe
cat.
io
mane
n
easy
for
the
oni
who
does
the
most
of
the
work,
look
advanlage
of
the
launch
Olilsee
that
she
b'ys
bakers'
bread
liaby
lriji
In
aid
or
(!
children's
I
instead
of
baking
her
own.
ElecT
ward
fund.
A
hike
was
lakenllric
Hrcml
is
l.e.
I'mm
vnnr
along
Hie
shore
after
which
luncheon
was
served
In
real
pic-"b'
style.
Dancing,
to
a
moiiih
II
7tc
Secret
oP
i
grocer
or
from
us,
Iho
Electric
Window
Bakeries.
Ill
AMALGAMATION
OF
POWDER
COMPANIES
Giant
Powder
Co.
and
Canadian
Explosives
Have
Consolidated
into
Canadian
Qlant
Co.
VAXROUVHIl,
May
12
-Consolidation
of
the
Hnnl
Powder
Oo.
of
Canada.
Lid.,
and
lho
Canadian
Explosive
Lid.,
was'
announced
here
following
-negot-
lalfons
between
Messrs.
I).
II.
McDougall
and
W.
T.
Periiif
nin:t.
of
ihe
Oinnl
Co.
and
Arthur'
II.
Purvh
and
Winlhrnp
Hrainerd,
j
of
the
Canadian
Explosives,
Ltd.
I
In
Inking
this
slep
ofllelals
or
i-lhe
company
expect
that
Im-iprovemenl
In
product
and
jgeneral
reduction
in
selling
prices
can
he
made.
The
name
or
the
new
nrganizallou
will
be
Hie
Canadian
(Haul
Lid.
NO
INCOME
TAX
AND
WOMEN
VOTE
IN
NFD.
ST.
JOIIN'B,
Mid.,
May
1
2.
The
Newfoundland
I.oirUi
ii
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ro
i
which
was
In
session
since
February
II,
was
prorogued
Inst
!
week
by
I
lie
floyernnr,
Sir
William
Allardyce.
Among
Iho
nets
!
passed
were
those
providing
iwoinen
suffrage,
and
abolition
of
'iiicomu
lax.
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Iff,
'COME
RIGHT
DIP
Water
won't
hurt
my
new
Congoleum."
"Where
did
you
get
It?"
"At
Barrie's,
of
coupe."
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BARRIE'S
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
m
n.
tho
Prlnrn
RiiDert
SpfUCC
Phone
123
PONT
DOIT!
Don't
experiment
when
you
are
ordering
B-illding
i"11
Materials
or
oai
LUMBER
AT
MILL
PRICES
Mills
and
can
t
uiu
menu
l"i
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.
sell
their
products
t
mill
prices
e
Phone
116
or
564
.
AENTS
FOR
THE
FAMOUS
NANAIMO-VVELLIN
COAL
Once
Used
Always
U6cd
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LTD.
RAW
FURS
If
you
want
to
be
paid
Mgl
l'"ll,Ie
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for
your
HAW
KUHS,,
forward
thepi
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R,,
S.
ROBINSON
H3'
LTD.
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Brnnrh
nr.filvlna
Office:
1
225-6
Standard
Vancouver,
B.C.
Head
Offico:
H.H.H.
Hldg.,
list.
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