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'ham .\I(‘E ours, but . You are nage your y yourself Insurance sure acting on Imas ers, ’ty Store hr Our to advertiu in st, within the In. :L interdependunt. ing .tion hem 1‘18! W emselves. PIAXO BY INTIICA'II; ““3934!!- Boyd. Miss Helen Watson, Mrs. D. Mc- Quarrie. Mrs. S. Davey and Mrs. D. A. Clarke sang “Why Do You Walt, Dear Brother”, accompanied by Miss Helen Watson. The next meeting, De- cember 3 will be at Mrs. Duncan Mc- come. The tickets are all required to be in by this meeting for the comm. twergty-pwo 1.91423 present. Mrs. Vogue The W. M. 8. or Burn’s church, Rocky gausgen. heldAthg‘November meeting at George Levi. here. no. and Mrs. J. McLean and family aner.aners.z. Johnston and daughter or Shelbume spent sum-day in Durham and Cheeky. weremtowntoradtylutweek t- mghlsbrothmhere. Dnuuderhu given uphlspncucem'l‘orontomd retired, intending to an lite consider- ably euterthmdm'mcthe past few ciently recovered from her reoent m- ness to return to her home a nulock. mmmmmmarry Brigham at Toronto attended there- caption of w.mmmm. Peter McQuame. Banana. accompan- ied by Mr. Hugh W out the week-end in Toronto tnd attended the Winter at. Mr. James Rutherford 01 Shannon, Sax..1svmun¢hhpuenu,llr.and SOCIAL AND PERSONAL My, Non-bu fl, 1“ BURNS’ W. M. S. wnghnnmoval , theoourseoisweek.lnsn- . cue tested by pedometer, a girl ,dsnoer at a theatre, who has plenty stocioon thestssedoundthstherwork 'entsiled fewer steps thsn that of a housewife who had no children to look alter. School boys have been found to ,wslk more than seventy miles a week. Iin the course or their flitting hither I EE and thither. A London bus conductor has a. very strenuous day’s physical lobar. In ad- dition to walking about thirty miles in the course of his week’s work. he has aonstobégumersonthellnks. been found to climb every day the equivalent of nearly two-thirds of the height of Mount Snowdon. A gull professional discovered that he had walked a little over no miles in the ooure of giving fifty-four ordinary les- When steel pen-nabs were first in- trodueed they cost. about $1.25 apiece. Apostmmpreaents catch: me: showincthetintheoom'eeothhtorty- two-ywcereerhewflkededutence equatonlne Journeys around the euth. But the housewife, the when, thebusoonductor,tbedocmrendmeny motherpereonwbodoeenotaeemto moveturromonespottekee,mresl- ity. enutonmung amount of exercise. Pedometer records haveahownthat pets, and she and her band killed $20,000 worth of cattle. At last, in. May 1928, she was trapped. She was nearly seven feet long and almost white in A female wolf terrorized the math em par.‘ of New Mexmo for twelve years. She eluded all traps and trap- One Wolf in France Killed in Single Winter 118 Personaâ€"Many People Have Been Ten-odzed by Packs WOLVES PIERCE IN All. PARTS OF WORLD Answers Tells of the Many Baths. MCI! POODLEB ARE BORED WAITING FOR THE JUDGES DICIBION This picture, taken at the Metropolitan and Essex Canine Society Show at the Crystal Palsce, England. shows Mrs. Murray Wilson with her famous team of French poodles, who look very bored with everything. particularly the black fellow, second from the left, who is yawning. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE uuw A \u mu; yum w: “U88 cu uw wyvc ul- Alt‘ber 30, 1930, indicating the magnum The little suflerers who are minist- ered to in the Hospital for Sick Child- ren come from all over the province of Ontario. Through this magnificent in- stitution for healing, the very poor child has an equal advantage with he very rich in securing the benefit of the finest known medical and surgical skill. There are no strings to admit- tance of the child requiring- hospital and rapid expansion of this mission of mervy. Total number of cat patents in year 6,970, an increase of 977 over the previous year; actual number of patient days 132,718, an increase of 11,301; average days’ stay of all patients 19. These figures include the wonder- ful country hospital at Thistletown, where the year's total of patient days was 36,876 and the daily average 101. In addition to this. the out-patient de- partment, at the main hospital, had 58, 705 attendances within the year, the largest number or patients treated in a single day being 317. As a friend of afflicted little folks, you will learn with satisfaction that through the benevolence of its support- ers the Hospital for Sick children was enabled to increase its service consider- ably during the past year. In that per- iod its cots were occupied by nearly 7,000 small patients, most of whom were restored, or are well upon the way to recovery now. An enormous amount of good is being accomplished for On- tario’s many “Sick Kids” and by pass- ing this informaton along to the goodâ€" hearted people 5 our newspaper serves yu will interest them and at the same time be instrumental in promoting the continuance of this humane service. It is a gigantic undertaking and the hospital needs every bit of help it can get. Please note the following ofl 1cm ag- pres _f_or t_he_ year which ended Septem- The following letter has been recei- jved by the Edltor and is self explana- HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN After the carefree days of youth are spent, As though a bird should told its untried win“. Renounoe the sky and, creeping be content? Illusion satisfies the coward heart; The brave want truthâ€"truth wholly, not in part. Illusion is the shining web we weave To make our days the brighter. and to give Reality the charm of nuke-believe. To add a glunour to the life we live. It first wrfught wonders in our nurse’s to es. The iairy's seeptre end the prince’s kiss, And all life through its potency evens To paint a world more kind end teir life make no diflerence. It is a great Mother Charity. Every year the trust- leeshavetoseethataverylargede- ilcit is provided for and they rely on kind people to help. Wee babes. bigger ones. toddlers. kin dergarteners. up to early teen age boys and girls, some sticken with disease. others deformed. crippled or maimed, make up the continuous large popula- ton of the Hospital for Sic“ children. which has been in operation for 55 years. The annual appeal for funds is always made at the approach of the Christmas season, as a most approo.late time to urge the claims of such a cs we. when all lover of little children would like to contribute. The Hospital for Sick Chidren does not share in the funds of the Toronto Federation for Community Service, because it serves the whole province. Donations from the generous persons in your territory are earnestly solicited. 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