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The annualmeeting of the trus- tees of the Prince County Hospital. was held on ‘ruesday evening in the Town Hall. Many interested citizens were present. The meeting was ad- dresed by the President, Mr. H. T. Holman, who presided. President's address follows:

Ladies a Gentlemen,—-

success is a Journey. not a destin- ation. I would ask you to give this sentence your consideration for it explains to quite an extent the dif- ficulties that are encountered in the operation of any successful un- dertaking. The Prince County Hos- pital- can very truthfully be called a. successful Institution but its suc- cess is undoubtedly a journey whose destination is lost in the clouds of uncertainty that ezshroud the path leading to the mountain top. As we look down into the valley and get a vision of out starting point we realize we have come a considerable distance on our journey. The path has been leading steadily upward and i! occasionally it has halted or strayed it seems to have been to gain a new foothold which has car- ried it to a further rise. There is something that I might almost call appaling in a realization of the fact that in carrying on the activities of an Institution such as this we can never. nor those who come after us can never. foldthelr hands and say the work is done and the Institution has arrived at its Journeys end. ‘There is no end for ltmustgo on

rever and forever improving and expancﬂag. seizing upon the many new ideas of the medical fraternity, bringing them 'into every day use, usln! every means to make life a little more certain and disease less a terror than it has been. Although we cannot see the end yet our pres- ent duty is very clear. - To have the torch burning with a little brighter flame when we pass it on to those who come after us than when we received it, should be our aim and our hope. To add Our bit to the ad- t ncement and welfare of the’ In- stitution. V l I ‘ '

Let me tell you a little of the his- tory ofthe Prince county Hospital for it is gradually becoming old enough to have a history. Incor- porated in 1010 it started in a small way with doubt and uncertainty as

- HARDWARE —

lo"r:snfsss" I Brand Fox Netting

Foxes are valuable, and in or- der to insure their proper pro- lcciion you should have the best therefore you should have “PEERLESS." the b051- English Fox Netting on the market.

Heavily galvanized before and after being woven, it will I101 rust. If any roll does not open up to your satisfaction. RETURN THE ROLL. we will gladly replace it or refullll your money.

We also carry a comPM-‘l “l” of Fox Pans, Staples. 1136108 Wire, Nails, Rimless F" Tongs, etc. .

The l llogcrsllarilware

Company Limited

to its future and considerable of a debt. In 1915 the Hospitals‘ capa- city was over-taxed and the west wing was added and a small canvas- ing campaign wasinaugurated to raise the deficit of $3000.00 Steady progress was made and very scor- we again found our facilities insuffici- ezxt for the demands made upon them. In 1920 we made very ex- tensive alterations and additions bringing the Hospital to its present size. To accomplish this we had to call upon the generosity of the resi- dents of this county and I am proud to say they responded nobly. This was in 1920 and for 10 years we have carried on paying our way out of our earnings and calling only in a small way for outside help. We now want some $10,000.00 for paying the bal- ance due on the Nurses Home and making it possible to have a bonfire of the mortgage now covering it. to install a new electric elevator and other absolutely necessary equip- ment. We are serving this notice on you now so you will be prepared for u; when we call. The nurses home was not bought for the ben- efit of the nurses alone but the trustees were forced by stern neces- sity to provide more accommodation for patients and the only place available was the quarters on the third floor. This floor has been fitted up into private and seml- pri- vate rooms and has relieved the con- jestion in a very satisfactory man- ner. A decision had to be arrived at without delay and the trustees, al- though without the necessary mon- ey. felt they could rely upon the generosity of the rosidentsof the County to provide it. ‘.1’! outsider. our present property situated in tne| heart of the town a very valuable one that will continue to be enhanc- ed in value as the years go by. Its purchase has been of material ben- efit to the nurses who should in our estimation receive every considera- tion for they serve their time prac- tically free and give of their best on all occasions. What is-of benefit to the nurses ls of real value to the In-

C. M. Lampson £0 C0» cmrrau.

04 Queen Street Inndon, I, C. l. England

Public Auction Sales or a

RAW FUR! Shipping bags will be furnish- ed without charge by applylll to B. T. Holman, KM. III- meraido, P. l. l. '

deprecated by

Alfred Fraser, Inc. an rma Avenue New» 8.1.

" The acquiring of this pro- perty has entailed the expenditure oi’ quite an amount over and above the purchase price. A complete out- fit of furniture had to be provided and an extensive fire escape had to be erected. This expenditure has been absorbed in our running ex- pence but in paying roi- it in this way our lmdowment fund became somewhat depleted. Our August campaign for funds will haveto pro- vide for this shortage and we feel sure that your response will make this assured forour demands upon you have been very few-indeed and

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not pay, is an institution very wor- thy of yourjonerous consideration. The following is our financial re- cord for the year and our present standing. You will notice some strangers in our house of liabilities. They are unwelcome guests and we lwpo that within a very short time they will have taken their departure. The management also are awaiting the'time when the treasury is re- plenished, with a list of absolute necessities including an electric ele- vator and modern refrigerators; A perusal of our Assets will bring you a realization that we have grown into quite an Institution and an analysis of them makes us anticipate that we will soon be self sustaining. We are hoping that our August cam- paizn for funds will be the last we will have to make.

Receipts & Payments

Bal Cr. June 1, 192$ 46.47 Government Grant ...,,,,_ 2000,00 Municipal Grazt 75.00 Pay Patients . . . . 18102.13 Income from Endowment... 1651.82

Donations for Endowment sub- scriptions . . . . . . . . . . . .. 149.00 H. C. Mitts Estate . . . . .. 500.00 Annie S. Tauruton Estate 500.00

Assets d: Liabilities Real Estate &: Equipment $59.854.61 Housekeeper Advances .. 40.00 Endowment Securities:-

Mortgages, T. E. Ramsay Be-

Province of Ontario Bonds_6500..00 Province of Saskatchewan

Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2000.00

Regal S. B. Fox Co. 3% Shares .............. 350.00 $44,212.18

Bal. at Cr. Can Bank of Com. 1139.83

$105,246.62 Liabilities

Endowment Fuzrdz-

(Endowment Securities $44,212.18) (Current account which will have to be replaced $1349.08!)

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $45 562.07 C. B. of C. Demand Note 51.20000 Mortgage-Nurses Home Property

$2,300.00 Capital account . . . . . $56,101.55

$105,246.62

By the report of the Secretary and the statement of the Treasurer of the Ladies Aid of Summerside you will see that we have.an exceedingly

complishin! I Er»!- deai and for which the trustees feel a very great degree of appreciation. We would

Wm. Collet Estate . . . . . . 3500.00 Wm, Collet Ebtate . . . . . . 7500.00 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 512000.00 Nurses on Private Cases . . .. 17.00 X-RBY Fees .' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1152.00 Sale of Mortgages . . . . . . . . .. 1237.00 Exchange . . . . . . ....... ... 54.33 Rebates. Insurance . 10.66» Gloves and scissors ' . . . . . . . .. 17.36 Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $36,512.77 Payments Meat dz Fish . . . . . . . . . . .. 1,204.64 Butter 6t Ears ..... . . 9409a Flour, Bread, Meal, etc. 193.51 Milk . . . . . . . 614.30 Vegetables 158.13 Groceries. etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . .3,792.02 Drugs. Medical dc Surgical Appliances . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.69096 Beddins. Napery. etc, . . . . . . 474.30 Kitchen Utensils, etc. 146.23 Fuel- 1593.64 Lislht 339.15 Water . . 150.44 Ice . . . . . . .. . . . . 77.75 Laundry . . . . . . . . . . 1080.80 Salaries dz Wages 6067.00 Insurance . . . . . . . . .. 989.58 Printing. Postage, etc. 141.35 Repairs. ordinary . . ._ . 508.15 Dr, Sinclair X-Ray . 516.50 Fire‘ Escape . . . . . . . . . 585.06 Interest . . . . . . . 422.10 Bards Purchased . . . . ... . .. 5577.15 Paid on Demand Note .. . .. 3000.00 Bal.‘ Bank of Commerce, May 31. 1930. 1139.83 Total . $36 512.77

quest . . . . . . . . . . . .. $l0.462.18 Town of S'Side Bonds 5,000.00 Dona. Gee. Bonds . . . . . .. 11,400.00. h‘. N. Light d: Power Co. Bond . . . . . . . . . . . .. 500.00 Commoﬁzwealth of Australia. Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8000.00

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THE value of sound design, good materials, and careful youwill ﬁnd many reasons for its alert, capable perforati-

conslruclion is especially apparent in the new Ford after ance and many instances of value far above the price

the ﬁrst twenty-ﬁve thousand miles. you pay. t I

Long, continuous service emphasizes the mechanical Prominent among these are the four Houdaille ‘-

reliability off the car and its economy of operation and double-acting hydraulic shocli absorbers, sbatterless

up-keep. The passing months and years bring a growing glass windshield, fully enclosed four-wheel braloes, ﬁve

pride in its appearance and an increasing respect for the steel-spoke wheels, aluminum pistons, chrome silicon §_

substantial worth that has been built into it. alloy valves, chrome alloy transmission gears and shafts,

From every standpoint-gin everything that goes l0 torque-tube ‘drive, three-quarter ﬂoating rear axle, more

make a good automobile—you know you have made a than twenty ball and roller bearings, and bright, endur-

f sir-seeing, satisfactory purchase. Throughout the Ford ing Rustless Steel for many exterior parts.

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NOTE THESE LOW PRICES

Roadster . . . . . . . $520 Phaeton . . . . . . . 530 Tuclor Sedan. . .1 . . . 595 Coupe . . . e o a - q 595 Sport Coupe . . . . . , 630 De Luxe Coupe . . . - . 655 Fordor Sedan . . . . . h 720 Cabriolet . . . a . . . 750 Town Sedan. . . . . - . 795

All prices I. o. b. Elm Windsor, Ontario-

Bumpers, spare lire and taxes extra. Easy

time payments can be arranged through your Ford dealer.

Risk the nearest Ford Dealer

for a “demonstration

"In: Casannw Can”

THE NEW’ FORD CABRIOLET

.. -» , Tn: beauty of the new Ford. so apparent in line and color. extends also to the upholstery and appointments. You note it as you open. the doors and see the nltrarlivn interiors. You ﬁnd it also in those important little d9 tails of trim and ﬁnish which a woman's practiced eye is quick to catch. There is about the car a distinctive style or tone which reﬂects Ibo quality that has been built into il. In external things. as in mechanical construction, the new Ford has been

'ce:tres of the county which would

edit’: organization which is ac-.

suggest that they organize Auxiliary

made to cndurc.

Form. Moron CDMPANY or Gjanaaraa, LIMITED

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Aids in some of the more populouslexceptlonally busy year, many liveslsiderable experience m prarticzl I ‘ A mum SW ‘have been saved and much suffering nursing and leaching m 110m C311" is-"permwndent ‘s no“ s‘ d carry on the uork so ably performed and pain alleviated. ' lada a d the United States. We feel ‘fffllll/Elldfﬂf and performs her u- by their own society here and which‘ We had the misfortune during the the 80513.13] is to b" C01l§‘~‘iii‘~1l3i“l U"; l“ h” “Suﬂ Capable and 9mm‘ _ _ f, would always be in close touch with ‘year of losing the services of our or securing her services. We hast ‘lli manner An Intern from Dalhou- amount of work they havempe 01:: these communities. Lady Superintendent. Miss Nlchol- :added to our staﬁ this your r :01». HELIilIDZ, has JOiLI-‘d out-stall foiled than: the ylelzacllﬁ Q1215“; A perusal of the Mntronls reportIson. whose position. however. Wnl l-lourrkscrcr. Bliss Bnzxinll is 11111111 2.1a summer months and “ill be o lfor e sympat this I pa: “on which will follow shortly shows. very ltillrd by the appointment of Miss’ the position in a mo." efficient and ‘Zftﬂt hell" i0 11$ tllfouill U115 51151113" extended ° n‘ u ' conclusively that we have had an Pidgeon. a lady with quite a con- satisfactory mannsv. .\1l5»5 Lavek lperiod. ‘n’ be “mumudl

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