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PAGE FOUR - A rua CHARLQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

lllr cuuflolrerown sulnnliinlfs n Y' W _E `l "il ' A

lllls wlvt

l'realllen¢-W. Chester S. lllelmro, ll. P. Vlee-President-Q. I., gum secrctury-Lleut.-(.'oL D. A. lllrllnnon, D. S- 0- lldllur and Alanaglug Dlreclur-J. B. llurnlll.

Associate lilllioro-I-'rmk Walker and U. l. Curia _

lol-ning llnily 'lnsunded ml?) 55.00 per year (ln advance) dellvelol. ¢l,:\n per year (ln a.lvan4-e) mulled In canada and United llltsa.

| ,

. . , -ho have

medloc,-,I ~_ only men \\ nttfncd :more than a colniil0ll hoe station in life, are considered

"W "__ _1'llvl':§>Ay_`luAncu 11. lssz

Y C _

___--~ - »---»~ _- ‘----_-~-"~----A '~~i_--i-- --- . _ fo “nth- . THE BUDGILT lustratlon: In a certain town of the critic sm that comes r m

h&1`8

urn

-'-"` this

Notwillistaiidmg tile f nancial gpm

position of the Province, when

taken olcr l»_v tlic present

nlcnt, illi-rc ,.. io be no ii

Qaxattozi. Prrlnzcr Stewart

full, clear, ex;~l;ci: statement of

the finrlni-i.ll szilllitiozl assured the

Legisln'.ili'c illrit illc economies to C

his

in ' and discussed their quail!

4 first, the qualifications od being

be effected \i'i~u'd result in a bal-

anced budget. He wld juslillfllbiy had severe in condcinnation of the

Lzbcral Govcrnrncnt and its fililure to isue bonds nt iilc oDl°0lfUl’l9

time to cover the huce

incurred largely in connection with its roads policy, or what the Lib-

erals were once fond of describing Th ns “thc llllcllltlrc lf gii\\'ays." Tile tm

ret

Dominon it was necessary to int a caretaker for a public

G0___m building A representative of the ____________d Department of P|.lb‘lc Works met

the applicants and. having seen

ith

cations, placed one .of them in

e temporarily. That man. had.

ed soldier; secondly, he had some experience in the sort of

work required; thlrdly, he was the

proper age, and lastly his scholastic

merdran iattainments consisted of a public

school education. He wrote the ap- plication in his own handwriting.

ere were other applicants for same position; they, too, wrote

D .

, Wm-my targets for crit cism. The

ml rlticism that really counts. lS

in. The colnmcndation of onc'i= conscience can more than counter- acl; the condemnation Of th°Sf‘ who do not understand. ‘Neither let Pra'sc s’l”¢`3lll’ Glam ml' °rm°l5'“ eresily d"‘”°“ you. when inlnrs

__ so wr,-mg 1t is human to seek in

blame others Many lllillKS hB"‘“U gone wrong, the demand for scnpv'

moved by llllplllllse fl'°’“ “"“h°“_t' I and oniyiho shallow allow uniu-Stl'

Q1 mlnd. "Stand right with your- self and you can stand criticism. Criticism may sometimes bc tiic but compliment

queen Victoria once rebuked a

m’n|ster for permitting to CNCP into a despatch the term “rolflll

< their application in their own baby" instead of "young DPIHCGSS-"

Liberill-Cocls crvzltire Government

on lslcng office found floating lla- ,h”'dw"m““* “" ’°°“”`°d‘ °’° 'em

one_md_ some of them were returned so!d-

The temporary employe was

t rated by the public works’ examiner

beklg better qualified £01' the iuon than anyone else. suddenly,

however, an educational test be-

a minion came necessary for the job of care-

taker, and a clerk in this city was named to determ!ne the education-

qualifications of the applicants.

Without seeing them and without any examination other than look-

Premier anticipates no difficulty in mg at th-e application forms which floating these at a satisfactory rate, they had med' he save an appu'

cant other than the one who was

Job., it temporarily in charge eight points

bilitles to the extent of

one-qurlrtcr million dollars. Bi,

addition to this the Governmen , had to face illc rc-placing of Fai- as

conwood Hospzzxil and Prince of pos

'Wales College nt nn estimated cost

lers.

of about tlircc-qulii':crs of

dollars. To cover these extraordin-

ary expenditures authority has been

ditzlincd to issue bonds, from time at -‘to time, to the extent of two mil-

lion dollars at six percent. The

but had the Liberal Government

not been “:l.=.lci‘p on the

'zvollld have been possible

floated the loan at 4 1-2 percent. plow'

1’-ir the loss in tile difference in in- “The result is that tm temp”

lrrcst the Libros! Government must ` ary

bc held responsible. It is

indeed, that the electorate at last

election saw fit to “send

ers to bed,” and to substitute for in

lllcm il. live and energetic Govern-

to have more than that temporary em

ment able and rcndy to r tore con-

flnances. One can readily stand the feelings of the ment. when they took

management of affairs with a

threat over their heads by the bankers thot, unless they succeed-

under- Govern-

ers speedily. credit would be sus-

Thc Guvcmnlcnt intends eco-

ll-“llfiillz wifrcly in every direction,

Rppolntee was put out of his

a blessing P0-Sltlllifl. and the appointment was

given to the one who had the edu-

me s1eep_ catlonal qualifications dotemllned_

his absence from looking at his

iapplication form; and mark you

es the selection was made not by the

ndcnce in the Province and its CMI s°“"°° °°”""‘""”°“' but by

A clerk .who receives can-ipensatlon I think wholly in keeping with his

over the merits, and who was appointed for

reasons which need not be discuss-

, There you have the merit sys-

ell in striaglltcxling out the finan- i tcm; there y°u have an instance

where the merit of that caretaker';|5loml`boasf_; no tooth lxuslles and

Pc-ndcd, was determined by 5 °1°.'k In OV ht ,. _ ~' f .

tawa who never saw the applicants, .-31°l"°"s°‘1 d°“"°l maxim that "ham

d who determined that the edu-

'ro tl-use who hold mt to the royal tradition the iouowlne. wlllw appeared in a western new-spBDCl`~ wlll amiwk of lese majcste: "Were P;-incess Elizabeth taken from hcr_

in which the United States finds itself today." All the same. there,

Human nature is much the same the world over and nations have to ,

Tr'stan da Cunha, a remote ls-

_ land in the South Atlantic Ocean.

travel, has long been famous for

' the vigor and good teeth of the in-

habitants. Of 156 individuals ex- amined, ranging in age from in- fancy to 92 years, 131 were found to powers teeth entirely free ol de- cay. Even the oldest man on-the island had a complete set, none of them showing the slightest sign of decay. This mall is described as fl- dental marvel, his physical con- dition being rated as extraordinary- So far as is known, no similar con- dition exists anywhere else in the world. The puzzle lies n the fact

that the conditions under which, the islanders live are a. marked contrast to those which modem scientific research postulates es desirable ,for dental health. The

o tooth paste. Though it is a

11. l eater thrill: I

__ 3°;'5 ;at;r_?_y" U; gfmuow anffavorltc rcnlcdv for it

or nar . ~ 1

ned crmcism to wreck their l,c,,c,,_ said to be an acid condition of the

be in somewhat the state of mind `can

idolize somebody. LOBl¢alli’ there wo ought to bc as keen indignation over , _mc the kidnapping of any obscure child l als

as over that of a young princess or i H

the Lindbergh baby. but it does 11° work out that way in practice. ' Cmflill foods form more ocld L’

‘ot

“°l1l'1Shll'lK. contain valuable body be members or Her Majestys mecu'

far removed from regular routes of 3.

tack” is desirable for the life of teeth, all thc food used by the is_- _;

and the fact that nohrithstanding camonal qualmoauons M the me landcrs is of 9. soft character. Thci

‘tile rcdcnlption funds necessary appointed were superior to mme °t

the unfortunate young man who

ln Chnmc. who was also a re-

slirlr inrll-.zltiuli ilizit an earnest mmm sold!" and who had .5

good an education, I would 5,|y_ because I have photostatic copies

through the new bond issue, it has

csflllntcd to inrlkc ends meet is a was

eiifieavor will bc nlrlde to cut thc

Govcmn-lent`s garment according to

izs cloth. Tllcrc is nothing ambigu- of the original d°°umem's`°s th oils :l.`:out .Pi'cnl‘.cr Stcivalts state- on

nlrllli. He luke.; illc Legislature, and pos

wilh the Legislature the whole

Province, into his confidence, des-

it'on. '

“It must be apparent, therefore

that the affars of the Province are now in safe haniis and their in-|qua1med by experience- b¢5llE 1'6- 'icrcsts will be jcaloiisly guarded by 'moved from it because' after 1°°k' a competent and energetic Govern- iing at two app1'c”'u°” !°m"5 and ment, desirous cl.” making sure, w]m_°ut seeing °r examining the though slow' progress, with thc iapphcams in my Way' me ed“°“t° financial means nt their command. iionul mn' of me I5 Said i'° be SUP'

erlor to the other-_

THE Hmnazv H,»l1vn "I_"'“ "W “Wood by ine bon-

_____ mission that the educational tat

Speaking in the llousc of com-ilias been removed in connection

mens recently, in reference to civiliwitll positions of that kind. The service appointments alld promot-_,rCSUil' is that if that unfortunate ions, Premier Bennett said: "I have returned man now had his position heard observations made by hon__'lic would be able to keep it but he

gentlemen olppostc with respect to' is now out of a position and another 'the position I have frequently man who wus not seen by me ex_|

‘taken in connect-ion with civil ser-`flmincr and was given a rating of vice appointments. I have ildvocat-|Cf§ilt points higher than his com. cd the `rrf:rlt system on more tlmnffcctltor, is now working, I Rm bound'

one occasion in this House and out to sny that very ugly rumors were

of it. During the last fifteen months about as to what determined the` I have had occasion to examine ill;-_‘difference of eight points; I ]cave`

operations of the statute, and I ;them out, however, as they have

think perhaps this House is ovcr--nothin to

Z do wth the mabter under

looking the fact that after we con- idiscussion, I ma,-Ely mention the

Sill there are others just'

is to determine merit? That is like it. ft is for that reason the where the difficulty has arisen, and Govemmcnt has concluded it owes

it ls A fool dl:llc-oily. fu duty lo the merit system to no

"Let “-5 UW* tm-’ HW” “ll ll 'that the factors which determine

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1 _,___ , N _ , _ ____,_ __-_-_ - -bg ' -..- i- '~~r. - »

. -----sf- 'i - ' ~’- ' i-M*

e who succeeded in securing the

that something must be done by

fi-ibcs the fllrmii-libs ihc Govern- whim “mms °f °°““"d”'F “P” niciit has bien lip nguillst, and the-Ducants may be decided by pmper

qlilil.: it llzls for uvcicomillg them. ' methods' It Wim that case and °the’

'lllc Opposizioil, of course, will at- cases of the 'same type whim made iclnpt to pick llolcs in the state- ime 5_0 desirous of having this matt" nlcilt. Tilrlb is tllc busillcss of nn Tmmsldered by 8' committee' we ‘are Olillosition, but all fair and un-,shocked when we think U5 9' ma" bzuscd reaclers will be satisfied giving absmute satisfnctim in 5'

position and who is actually bemu-

staple diet generally consists of ` potatoes, fish, milk and eggs; meatf

holidays. Flour, tea alld groceries

i . - I ‘ 1 it l d other institutions sub- some outside authority, such as the 'rhot ll i do d .i in ,, , 1°-°>P 8-* "JI ._.Exeg::yTmi;_l_.S,,o:;tc_un sq C) ~"°-My ‘fm mn _ mm February sidized by the Govcmment upml Canadian National Committee for

merit are factors mt under the

There is an old saying that ln As niiignlsrgalx Nong n shimmer- nm trend hast be? “°°°Ie‘__*_‘_t°§' (T0, Be U°nu¥\“°d)`

war Great Britain loses every battle Lm. lc ' like Wings now and fl'0m 8 lllflll 111 l'8i¢ll0 S ll ~ “M

but the last om_ Apparently the ills _lil ‘gms pain: this is most desirable, as the

_ “" "3 n ` ' b co '- the I

same thing is trilc in the spc: cs oi' F n Hy t touch the U-ws but not to mmm] hwp mls have E m” g economic warfare from which the ° ‘ waf_’_c centres from which preventive men-

world L, suffcmng today Great The sleeping budS_ Smmng she mn |tal work in the community radlat-

nrlloin can-led the load for o long ,,,,.,,y "-

limb She 8C¢0lll»0d Sf=l¢l`lf5C<’S 110 And after her ran many rains that It is certainly not desirable to

other nation was prepared to make. cut ou °r mm mlm in the ‘lightest *_

But when it Game to the pinch dny_ degree the interest of individuals or

when her own smbmty was gravely -L.Mouiton. B'1'0l1ps in the problem of mental

threatened, Brmshers “med to me disease. It would be most unfortun- ,

need as they do in Wm and fought in ata and altogether undesirable to _

th, h h_ _ lose the interest and feel'ng of 1, ___ nf.’.-.Y“.l..§ $235.. JZ”§.";’.‘..‘.."..°...f“..‘i. "°"‘°-“"`°' ‘1I§l‘°" °‘ "K.'i.°’f.iZ '°°°°'““°“"°r °f "le Pm" and °' Wi" " economic adjustment comes t b mmm mug mr way ' “her member of the Government'

_ ° e 1°“d"5h’l’ 1" the 5h°“ pe"‘°d °I At the same time, it does appear

"”"°°°“ “S ° Wh°‘°» “S lt Will bt six months will bo its most interest

- '.`:1<`;=: ' -&$$~:f.

-.‘=;.,_=i-_;»___;=_:=.=, is

only mm who ,,,,,,, ,.-,-¢,. nl.o.~o_ _ gun nboauumo conuruons

_ .-,, .»-

. Qnurs

_Hy /amos W. Barton.

that _vonllcar about frequentl is

y at

iicidosis. No matter whabsomc lll- ut ua me and mcg; gmnm-

ilividuals complain about tiredness. headaches, dizziness-they put it all 1 down to acidosis and then me thell

_ what is acidosls?

blood and tissues As a. matter of

fact the blood and tissues do not C

ically bccomc rlcid because with an fm acid condition ure would not bs h““

possible. What is really meant, or ed

what would be a better description

would be. to soy. that the blood ond dc’

tissues were losing so much ot their

_ to

alkaline qualities that they were bc- ed

wmmg nearly “Cid The Acts of the General Assembly

9 m°f¢ Nearly acid your blood of Prince Edward Island.) The Act

and tissues become the more tired w ' ~it

in able, and full of pains you be ond lsil. The By-Laws or F°l°°ll-

C0m€

muscles that cause tlredne

, allows too much waste to

owever it has been found that

are very

building foodstuffs, yet if eaten in uv

M82 flllalltitles. cause acidosis.

These foods are whltog of egg3_;l;__

cheese, meat, sugar, pudding, and

pastry. ice

Remember. these foods may be

“lon ln Jorge quantities if you on doing physical work; in faq; you can't do hard physical work reg-ul.

YOU going you would have

get sufficient Proteins to keep may have the duty of pagsmg by. tainments, etc.

r W `

to eat la

very large quantities °f Pe” 01' inspect and to make enquiry.

It would appear that as the

beans.

Tile foods that keep the blood M

more alkal ne arc inllk, ripe fruits, pr

egs yoke' green Vegetables Bhd the Board to carry out, in spirit as

Mental Specialists, Drs. W. T. B.

TZRED' IRBITABLE' Dizzy Mitchell and Grant Iliemzning oi mmm Ex Don,” The _legend

“_ .

One of the conditions or ailments fore

mcndations thereanent.

ted

_ wood

bedby kidnappers Britain W°“1di Now the two main things that Board of Trustees in November.

oouso this condition are work- 1927. and approved by the Llelllell-

ing too hard or eating too much. ant-Governor in Council in No-

mbe »

_ Working too hard forms acids in V5

is ln it more than ohms inillnithe

noun i h f at

,kg Oo mm ood and doing no ane and enlightened curative treat-

umulate in the system and it ment of the insane of this Prov- o is sold moo."

wastes, a condition of acidosis, than p°mt'°d by the L‘eutm'mt'GWer'

Acidosls, as its name implies, is

he,-s_ These foods nor in Council “three of whom shall

ss,

st fness, and pam in me muscles_ of an institution on the Stock Farm

sponslbility for the Hospital rests

First Prairie Schooner

(New York Bun)

Faiconwood

EPORT OF SPECIALISTB

A N D RECOMMENDA- TIONS FOB THE FUTURE

centenarian in an Illinois town rc- vived the western _legend that hc built the first prairie schooner, th white canvas-covered wagon thr. “F195 ¢!1llK1’l\nt.a and gold seekel over the great plains and th Rocky Mountains to the fertll valleys ol Oregon and the Call-

(Continued)

‘lic following ls the' reP°l`ll Of the

canadan National Committee Mental Hygiene on condtlons Fglggnwood prior t0 the did-

Efew. is S said, from his own state- ment. A bullwhacker who had cracked his whip over the backs of H ¢9ll‘y0ke team of oxen crossing the Platte River and the bad lands of Wyoming years ago made this comment: "Waal, maybe he can prove lt, but durned if I don't doubt it."

Tile first prairie schooner: to

have distinction were, perhaps, the Murphys, made at St. Louis. When illcy mashed their high point ol usefulness they had flar- ilig box beds to which white covers were aff xed by means of bows, and they had .iron axles. But long be- fore they had- attained this degree

ORGANIZATION AND ADMI'N‘SI‘R.ATION

Fglconwood Hospital is well situa-

and is readily accessible from

harlottetowll. The building dates m 1879. There are 0\'Ci' f0lll` dred acres of land. miconwood Hospital is govern- isy an Act and By-I-AWS md' lm' authority of the Act.

Act relating to Dunatics and

tod f.Lunatlcs was DHS*

the qus y 0 Donner party were wrecked on thc

slops of the Sierrlls and thc party itself perished in the snow of the mountain heights, and the hot sand of Death Valley was strewn with the skeletons of gold seekers and the wreckage of their trains.

on April 27, ials, (chapter Iv.

ss .nnended in lays, 1889. 1907

Hospital were passed by the

r, 1927. Fe or the Oregon trail. The e Act provides for the erection “jumping-oft place" for many of

the Journeys across the plains was

Falconwood for “the most hum- i Westport or St. Joseph, in Missouri,

further north in the Missouri Valley. As these were all fitt'ng-

e management of the Hospital out stations no doubt they furnish-

. , cd the traveller with wagons. To

these stations, however, also came parties and individuals who were carrying their possessions in vehic- les made hundreds of miles back in. thelr eastem homes.

vested in a Board of Trustees ap

e Council for this Province.”

e trustees are empowered “to e all needful by-laws for the

vernment oi' the Hospital,” sub- t to approval by the Lieutenant- crnor in Council.

DISUUSSICU

Acoarldng to the Act, tho entire

cannot explain. There is no lay organization

which assumes-any definite res- ponslbllityto assist the Hospital. We have in mind a Women's Com-

'-me PBSSIDB a few years ago 0! H

_ MARCH 17

of excellence the wagons of thc'

or Omaha or Council Bluffs, T-

BIG- ASSORTMENT OF EASTER NOVELTIM

IN MOIRS AND SMILES 'N OHUCKLES, We have always shovm a wonderful varlel of

Y tl!

llltl Ulll year is no exception. "G 'M'

The Smiles 'll Cllnclles llno consists of Cherry 1;

Leda, baskets, link and Rooster E!! Cups, Bird Caglxlizm llqtllllllis Bllllblt and Cart. ein Prices lic to . . . . . . . . . . . a

The Hain line 'us the following:-lIon'|, Eggs, MLM

Chicks, Booking and Sitting Rabbits, Golfers, _}l|glllm,,l,,,_ J

Band, Bonus, Girl and Rabbit, Circus, etc. Se ln .._.__z5¢ “T

It would be difficult to tell when Th smn , on eu Fm] the first whens travelled the some i at 56° ln; mo ;:°;'u_°“"m;:y|o';;"1:;';';f_';_:';‘:';£“”'¥NIw

0 e

E -A F°sTEl\*cENrnAL nnucsroau

IT IS HARD TO EQUAL THE FLAVOR

AND AROMA OF

BRA HMIN TEA

TRY IT. Sold only in Red, airtight packages.

__~_.__._ in

_ H r

_ re mittee to arrange for special out- l

“HY W-tllflllt Plenty Of these foods. upon the Board of Gwemors as ings. Christmas and other enter-

0 .

We were informed, and wc rcliil

in the Annual Report that thc Hu.. pital receives gifts of books axle

edu,” Supermtmdem must in magazines, but this is done in .ml “mem he the executive office, of individual and spasmodic lnulliic. `

ather than in an organized u ay

for its government, to visit, to

Ui 3 '

K 7+ `i» 2 f-55:: £53 f§‘: §S’i-'/

».- \ if* /

I __ » ~_ 1,: `

r ' .

whole when-t bread. 'well as in the letter, their by-laws TAKE TW0-F51-CONWOOD *”`”°“ mm

The first thought if you hllveinnd mstmotlong, mg appointment Every inst.ltutl_on lg matmauy

a. ‘bflious attack’ as it is oonedl is and tenure of amce should be upon helped in its actual work, and in

not to begin eating a large quant- th ity of the `ll.lkallne forming foods. to

You should do without food for a co

day. and take a. dose of epsomdo

e recommendation of the Board making k“°W`1l its 5¢°Pe and iff the Lieutenant-Governor in|“°9d5 to the public- by hal/ill? ll ‘

uncih This 35 practically what isigroup of citizens, wllo, acting as all

e_ owing to the composition of auxiliary take an active interest in

,, . _ _

salts, and then begin outing both the Board. i-11° l“5*““"°“~ This L" Just HS lm” ----

lcillds of i'oods~acid and alkallne~i but Clllllls' more of the alkal’n-3 pa f0°flS. fwllecllllly green vegetables. ,of

mm ' eral condition of the buildings, etc.,ill"ld"5f°°d by lll0 l1llbl,l¢-

being eatcn only on high days audi __ _ but one questions the value of their

, ‘supervision of the treatment of the

brought by visiting ships, :irc used /£5 _ ' patients. Naturally, it they have 1. 'Flint the general management as long as they last, bllt the island ¢- _ confidence in the Medical Superln- Of FR.lCOIlw00d H0-Spltai be vested is often without these "luxuries" for 1 tcndent, they preslune that this lsin the Minister of Health. That the

g months at a time. ' ‘zcing carried out properly. present Board of 'Trustees be com-

i -°-- In the larger provinces, with t'nucd as an Advisory and Con-

_ Some time ago as trappcr wcnti THE RUNNING RAINS several hospiia`s, there is provided :ultatlve body to actin that capac- out West, shot and killed one of -_-_- through a provincial psylliatrist or ity for the Minister ul Health in

' the Mounted Police. For a consider- I watclled al rain running across ii -some coresrpoiiding official, a super- the d`scharge of his duties in con-

ablei time the murderer eluded the park, ivlslon of the work of the Medical- necticn with Falconwood Hospital authorities, killing one of the of- If Flaunting her silken shawl against Superintendent. Where there ls but and mental hygiene in the Drov- ficcrs sent to arrest him. Howcver,| the trees; :one institution. such supervision ince. _ the Mounties got llinl, the fugitive f Like mldclcll light she burst from _ mu:5 be sought from outside 2. That an auxiliary committee be falling riddled with bunots som, out inc dark lllirough such an organization as thc organized to promote the work of are inclined to criticize the author-1Dlm nlysicry of clouds; around hcl' Canadian Nat/oilal Committee for thc Hospital, to interpret it to the mes for spendmg so much life audi ` knees, _ ill/[cn/tal Hygiene in order to assure public, to undertake the provision treasure in the taking of this nmd i5l\lllll\l1 llkc Sill/°Y» S“'1ll€`fl 11°F the responsible authority as to the of entertainment and special out-

°nll;|,w_ The reply is tha; jg is thc; cfluzy frills? 'quality of medical service given in 'n_gs. and to supply the patients B,-jgish Way to mforce 1,,“._ nt any _ With s_ilvcl~y toe slle touched each their mfmuuon with reading material, etc. msg offenses such as this mmpm., silvery blade __ (_ i ,The general trend elsewhere is 3. That tile Minister of Health perpetrated cannot, in this' country, i That smoukid °“ those genus m ' | to place respo'nsibll'ty for the sup- and the Medical Superintendent be lgo unguardnd. /it any cost, Cana- __ _“fi lllllS._ _ _ _D crvision of the care of patients ln given the benefits of a rogular re- d‘an law overiclkes its enemies, i "°zm"m3 s‘m"'g "S mm s°a`a ms Government institutions and in l port on the work of the Hosrftal by

nl 1dr,

ralll- the

The Board are quite capable of of amental hospital as of any other

' that the responsibility for Falcon-

m3 ‘md P°’h"P° its m°5° °“"""“m' ,wood Hospital, particularly when it mg °h“lPt"~"E"°h°”3°' ‘ls viewed as part of a mental

_ , __ hygiene programme, should be

°°n ml °f 5 hddcn h-‘Ad which Cllllda ‘I "0" °°|"“¢ “‘"`°“‘| placed primarily upon the Minister

operates througll. an official draw- more than it buys abroad. This is of HeBm,_

ing an insgnifieant compensation, th” ‘-mil’ 53"” Ulm? fm' "ly ml-°“ It was brought to our attention

_ and mth power to detwmme tm fn do. No country can continue over_¢h¢¢ the grand Jm.y_ N pmt of Moth-Gu (clothes - slY°r). .

ccde the merit system is the proper circumsfan;/_~_ _ _ me or death o___c_____' _ __' a long period to pay out more tllan_¢he|,- dunes, vm; tm lnmtuuon system. tho next qui-sl'on l.-.1 who “As 1 . , ’ Y' ° “W ' ll tam ln Wllhmll °°m'“i¥ W Kfl°f- lw'oe a year. and inspect lt. later

CMU 101'-Pvoitlmis. It is for that It was to thc correction of this

moon sho oovennnenl oslos that trend that the present Federal Gov-ironic court. ‘ thu bm be referred to a comm-tree emment directed its policy on com-, Their reports, as .shown to us,

' into office. and in less than a‘ re oons’stentl favourable . l-low

ui i th ite . "5 We Y -

;;ere;,_ we m° 'S may be °°“ your and a holl it has accomplish- 'chess reports could have been mode,

' lcd B Fmt deal- in view of our own observations, we

'reporting t/.1 a Judge of the Bup-

:sing upon the financial aspects m5m"M°n» md, D‘lm°“l“’7Y d°05 me hospitah and as to the gen_;tllc mental hospital need to be

I RECOMMENDATIONS

Minster of Health. Mental Hygiene.

12 oz. Bottle Household

Ammonia.

24 ,_ os. nomo nouiehoid

Ammonia.

Pllre French Castile Soap 25d Cllllllhor Flakes, pkg. 254| cellar Fluor. Dlx. ssc

tin .................... 75°

lllolh Balls, Ib. .......... lilo Apex Moth Cakeutln 25°

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PHONE 315

Successful fox ranchers feed IMPER-

IAL FOX BISCUITS because they contain

food elements essential for health,

strength, and successful propagation.

IMPERIALS should be fed liberally now

to vixens as they supply elements neces- sary to ensure large litters of strong pulls and maintain health and vigor of vixens.

IMPERIALS fed during this season

richly repay in generous result"

EMPERIAI. BISGIIIT CUMPANY. Lid.

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.25c’..

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