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YOU need Gillctt's Lye in the kitchen and in the bathroom. Keep it handy for drains. ft`: pots and pans. for numerous other household tasks. Gi1lett's Lye will save you hours of hard work-it`s the any. cicicnl. economical wqyl of cleaning. 1 I "I`i|urday. October 24, 1940 31; _ ._____..___ %:si; s;isep and EI'Iel'-9Y - {tnrio Department of Health. dc1ivcr- I ed an interesting address Thursday morning. He gave a resume `or _t_hc history of the disease and the mod-. I am method ot'- diagnosing -the `qasc. its prevention andf.it's trcatmcn)`;= I Dr Brink stressed the 'imno'I`f-I `its prevention andj. its 11'catmerm- [ Dr. Brink stressed lhc'impo'rf-l uncc of the new legislation whichl came into effect in 1933. Which'r'c- lievcd the cost or non-pay patients on Hm mnnir-innlifinc and which neveu Inc C051. ()1 nan-pay plllglh to the municipalities, and which had resulted in `more cases than ever being treated in the Province and had contributed to a l'owcr death rate and a higher ratio of beds, available in Sanaturia than! previously. i n..;.... 4.. Inna :0 1... ! ..m_-1 lhn (mm-| l pncvnuunng Prior to I938 it had cost the Coun-' ty $10.50 per week for each non- pay person in a sanatorium. half or which cost was charged back to the local municipality. and the government contributed seventy- [ive cents per day per person. This inhibited all control of t.he disease for three reasons, namely. that` people didn't want to become pub- llc charges and so delayed cntranc._ to a sanatorium until the disease had become incurable. and in the` meantime passed the disease on to other members of the family: some municipalities could meet the cost of hospitalization far its tuber- eular patients and some municipal- ities deliberately tried to evade the statutory responsibilities. The new legislation which relieved the mun- icipalities of maintenance costs of its tubercular patients placed on them the lesser responsibility of looking after the patients after they were discharged from a sanatorium. which meant a cost. over the Pro-i vince. of less than ten per cent. of the t`ormer maintenance charges. The result of this new legislation had resulted in earlier admission to a sanz-torium of patients, follow- ing discovery of the clisease: an earlier discharge and fewer pat-I ients were returning for treatment because of breakdown` The new letzislatioli provitletl a more 1.-quit-l able system. 1 .'.r H... -..-hi.-.A I`;-nilitin:l 1 i l Institutes Make Several Grants For VVar Workj Muir .~_y.wu:n:. . H Speaking or the added facilities 3 new open in the Province. Dr. 3 Brink said that in the past tv-Jo 3 years over four hundred additional 1* beds had come into use. and 1 the past five years the Government ( had given aver $750,000 for beds: alnne. ., Adequate cliagnurztic facilities and ;_ 'treatment [acilitic_s were the chief '~ fuctors in the control of the di.-:- ( case. said Dr. Brink. Whereas in~i 1930 the ratio of beds to death:-' h-id 1 been L5. now there were 3.3 beds i `in every death from the disease] and the death rate had dmpped|l train a high of t il'ty-two per hun- l (il'(`.d thziusancl in 28.9. Six hundred i more patients were trzzated last i year than in any I`ull hospital year ; under the old system of treatment. 1 Becluse cl lne earlier admission to l . after the discovery of < disease. which meant that the dia- eaxe was sooner brought under eon- a [mi and a patient wrs able ti, h discharged in a >`i1'.)l'(C1' period ul; time. it had meant r.hat-ijhure beds were available and i*l"\L`r(1L`(fup:In(._\ uf sana`.m'lum beds had been liiglwr than ever before. Fewer patients had to return also because or pro- pcr care after their cliseluirge. Dr. Brink pointed nut that there \vero fifty elinie centres in tl-.3 l'ru\'inee and the Guvernment 1.3- day was uperating six travellinzz clinics in ninety centres. which ex- amined [uurteen thiiusmd patienL4. Dr. Brink illustrated his lecture with a number of slides. winch ex- gplained the pnoumothurux and the thuracuplasty method of treatment which had been highly successful. Mrs J. 1). Smart, Elmvulo. in pro- soutinp. the report on Health and Child Welfare Ht Thu1`.~`d'Iy m0rn~| inpjs sc.~s1un. snnmmrIm~(l {hr work` done in the past year .111 the var- . iuus districts. ' _ v Fnnlu-n Qhvu-n|\' Thai suxbicci M1 {Good Hea-|th Vital I For Winning War] 1 . n u._... n I ..o h`|-...-uln 6:: an` . districts. _ .V ' - . Centre Slmcuv: The subject ihualtli is gaiiiiiiig: in iinpvu`luiu`L` `_\'l`lll` by yciir. und lmmi'inakoi':: arv irncod with llw msk or helping in ' Iwiii tlw wui` ll\i'nii;:li the ChilllllL`l.~j 0|` ccuimniy. and yrl being able Ml` pl`u\'ld(` thv lll.3l`t`SS8l`_\ culurlc.~` undl \"iuiin'iii.~' in the l(L\'l ccmmiiiivul] way pixsslbli-. bL`l`R|llS'_` cvcn in wur- :' `llIl\l` lllt` lwullh ut the nailun. cup- 'ocIiilly the l`hlldl`Cll. must be! ;:uaiI'dvd Thrii. tun. luv wunwn ul: .iur nutiuii must help keep up tho! spirits of lliusc on the limw irum. fur d(`p|`l`5>`lUlI of mind .~priIud.~ taxi in w:i'.`lirm'. Branch lrl(`ll\'llll..`.\` in- cluded papers on health topic: `purclnsv of first and kits tur iseliuuls. preparing achuul luiiclies. icllft` of the feet. value uf_milk "in the diet. etc. l Suuth Sinicoe: Activities includ- ~ i : E i iJuno~` :1! `kn ae umuwsz I` ` "Anutlwr lnsmutc your ha.~ p:|;~*cd` ' and we have all seen to-sriblv tlxmxs nut by actual exporiexwe. fur _<\- fa-' lhls war has not touclwd us. al-l though a great number h'.\`L- l tunes u\'vx' in England. and \w all} know what they are pua.\'in;__'[ thruugh. Wv have all had mura- wurlc 10 d) and all havv rt`>pundl`d .`.. n v ll in wlwlelu~ax`to and will can-Q u . Exnue lu clo o_ur bit. _ V "Ln revlewlng the year wc (mull that we have had `-3 attend meet-' "Lug c.x'.m:'.l `Jr uur w'..:' \\-,:'k. I . . ed: supplying needy families with milk and g`I'oceries. winter under- wear. Christmas baskets. donations to Muskoka Hospital and Institute for the Blind. papers on health. children given diphtheria serum. address on structure or human ibody, proper ventilation. exhibit of `health posters. prevention of acci- dents. health hints and habit.-4. first laid. nutrition and fond value. im- portance of milk. purchase of oxy- Igen tent. baby layettes. milk sup- plied to needy children. West. Simeon: Activities iIl(:Iu(lt".d: PIICG IO IICCUX CllllUl L'll. West Simcoe: Activities included: papers on health s.-ubjccts. baby layettes. care of teeth. diet for children, milk in the diet. demon- strations, of making poulticcs. arti- lficizil respiratiun. nutrition. supply lfirst aid kits, St. John's Ambulance first aid COul`.H'C.%'. recommended scarlet fever toxoid fur scluml chil- dren. donated fund: toward oper- ation on girl with crossed OyO:~`._ Financial Statement The financial statement. as` pre- sented by Mrs. R. H. King. secre- ltary-trcnsurcr, showed receipts tu- italling $546.53 and expenditures it $233.92. leaving a DZHHHCD in the bank of $312.61. Provincial President | 1 Urges High Standard : Kept Up Wartime 1m.~.. tr.-.u..-1 n...|,n nu.-a rm.-|;..l ' "'I" '7 """""'I ' Mrs. Ernc-.\,'t Duukc, Port. Carling. president of the I-`cclcrntr-cl Wu- men'.-: Institutes of Ontario. \-ms in- |Lroduer~(l on 'I`huI'.~'day morning by Mrs. W. B. Lcnthcrrlalc. Cnldwnlcr. secI'c1a1'y M the F.W.[.O. Nminu Ihn intm'r~ Inlcmx Hn-mmh- .'SL'Cl'L`lHl'y HI lI1(` l'.W.l.L}. Noting the interest taken H1l'UU].{h- nul the County in girls` work. Mrs. Duke urged that the girls ;.-;cl lac- hind their coaches in (.'vt'ry xvuy possible and in this way .\`l`(,'lll'L' training they would alxvnys um. 'I`0uching on the liislorirnl sitlt. of the Fccleration. Mrs. Duke re- callcd that 21 nucleus of the Pi-.win~ (rial Board was set up in 1918. wilh' Mrs. William Todd. Orillin. .-is l'irst president. ` ur firui n|n'nn,s'r\ is` in In-Inl IUIVHIIII5 Hll,` UllIlL' Ul UIU Ul|lL'L'. . As reported elsewhere in this is- sue. a resnlutiun was passed calling on the Dominion Government Col restrict the sale of beer and liquor during wartime. A mntinn w.-N nznssa-rl Ihnl. H10 VVUHlUll_S lllblltllllf VNUIIS l|ll`Y\\Il"I\' throughout the l`r0vinc('." Mr.-`.' Duke declared. "'l`hI*nu;:h our nfli-I llutions we m-c kept in c-nnlnct with! the work throughout Cumirlzn, thr- British Empirr`. and tho wurl(l."` 1Shc paid tribute to Mrs. Alfred Watt. inturnntinnnl })l`(,`Sl(l(.`lll. who had taken the W.l. mnvi.-mt-nt to !England first. The ll1.\'lllUlf.`S wt.-rt: `associated with a mimhor of bulim- including the Canadian Girl Guiclr,-.~. adult s:ccti(m of Ontario E(lur`;itiun- 2:1 Association. Control of Cnnm-r, Navy League. Ontarii 'I`r*mp(~rnnc:- IFe(lorutinn.` Y.W.C.A.. and Rod 9. [`H'(.`S|(l(.`Hl. ] Our first pux'pns0 is My h('lp| W0men'_s Institute work ;u1_ywh<`r(-I fhl-nurvhnul thn l`|'n\-int-n " MI`-` . we should keep tpgv`.t1m' uur ur- ganization." Mrs. Dukn slated. "W0 '~`lOU(I together in the last war and came out better than when vzv won! in. We all. felt we did :1 splc-ndid piece of work in the last war and in the dr`pr0.-ion fuHo\vin;.`. I "Du nut tum mu` 7.r~:1l fur our rou- As. Women's Institute ll)l?ll1l)l`l`1'.` I 1 In me (l(`pX`CF-Ion |U1I0\v1n;;, "Do not 1050 our zeal reg-I ulnr activities--cvcn in \vm`linw." Mrs. Duke urged her audicncr-. "It is up to us to keep :1 high >'lzIn:lur(| in our organ?/.n1ion. I ask you In ,'.,*iv(~ your wlu)lohca1'1c(l support 10 our urg:nn'w.:vlion' at this time. H h - is more necessary than (-\'vx' - | fore." = - v w - - > ` ` ml:-u Dhilin Flnlrlqtnin \N L. lo! a mucm-r. 3 7| MI`. Smith UU`\lilH`(l Hm ni1.'n`.5 clmseb being urgamized in the (.`uun-! 1 1}` at prescm. It was an mnpvrah\-oi , progrmmnc in the rs! plum`. wnh! ; thn D(`parhm`nt of Eduratiun. I):~-I partmcnl uf Azzriculturv. and (`um-` munity Life 'l`raining hxslilutc rm! [1 Uperating. He expectrd at least pen` 3 communities to take part. and m('vl- ingv would be hvld n wcvk HI` _, L-\'er_v second wvck. Tlw prn;:r;uum<- 5 \\'-vuld invludv u study of :I;:ri('u\- ,4 tllro and metal .~1u(liv.\ ruvh n- |hnllh. rm'rv:uiun. otv. '[`hvrz- wuultl 1! likely bo um` (,~uur.~o lll ("'1-ry Iu\\'H~ _ . ship in Nurfh Sinwuv. _ Th" spcakox` urgvd supnm`? fir HM` Cuunty Library .-\s.~u('imi\u\. H11-` ti fucililios of which would he vx-i. D; handed and iucrcu.~vd. THIS \\';1,< {In-1 L. rs? your of the As. but 1: ! \ should be` studivd and :vm>rwmtvd 'I`hur. Aftornuun `. ` After u period of u.'\~v.`tnbl_v .~m:.:-` 5., ing. led by I\`.r.<. Stewart l.. Pagut `. I Barrie. Mayor R0b0r(sm\ do1i\'orvd' Q` his address of welcome in behalf of? the town. a repurt of which is pub- '1i=hod vls(~\vhero in this issue. Mr. Edmn Wilson. Victoria Hnrbnur. rc- V I plied in behalf uf Ihq cmwcxtliun `. `rl fore. ~- I Mrs. Philip` Guklstoin, VV:n. discussed the nmurc of the r(~~'nlu-2 Hon.-, which should be :~`u'bmiltod 10! al the convention. I _.__. V | `Adult Education Plans` Outlind by David Smith} The Tlmr.~`(1a_v lunch:-on :~pr`2Ik(`r' \\'as David Smith. Barrio. (lil'l.`('lnl" of the Community Life 'I`rainin;.', In- stitute. who was intruducvd by Mix: `Jones. r1-...H...v uvH`\ -`Arhuh F`,rhu-::!mn". Jones. I Dealing with Adult Etiiu-atmn." Mr. Smith (lvclzwod that the Wu. men's Institute was abuui tho Los`._ nrganimd of any of the adult (`du-I, cation bodies. Ho dc:-'cribt'd adult} education as only the Ltducaiitm nl`| people out 0! rirhuol, an nndea\'uur; to learn more about the \v_rld in} which we are living. The job off nmplc like him.~-If was vxzu-lly mu: : of teacher. 4 1\.h- Gunilla nn`.liIu-rl Thu nivn`. i _" . VI I63! I 'TIIVIIICC; ` Ml~`.~` Irvnc Junv:.~. pro.\idru`.. prv-I hsidcd over her fire! cunvmmun. In `her address on Thursday ufturnuw. she referred to the pleasure shv had` enjoyed in ucmtg as 1.)ru.~`idmn. and. look the upuurmnity tn thank hm" `Execulivv for the cu-uperaliun andi support they had givon her. 4 In srivimz a rL`\`iew of her _\'vur'.<! uurmg wm-umc. A mntinn was pus.s'orl that the suzzgcstinn be pm.-;t' (m to the Pro- vinciul Bur-rd thnt thL-st1mdingc0m- mittees be re-vzunpcd. The idea uriginnlly came from East Simcoc District W.I. A Innvn-In ....|.. r Hulnlrc mm m.I.| {Miss Iron; Jones ! - Gives Fine Survey of Year : Activities A 1a.. v ...... .. L...._ .\.-..\A,|,~`.* ,g~,~. ICH)0)'{`d In acnng as pn:.~-ux m. nun to Executive` and had In giving a .\'v'.ux~'.~" ,acv.ivities as their president. Mia: Junoc .~'DJke a~` foilows: --Annnw-r In.s`titl|{n \-om` has uzlscd ... l, n 1 ring. II` IIIII` l`l`!'-` 'ncc. "Just after the Convention last November I ntlendcd the 'I`I`1|.'~'lcL`.x` and Rutc-payers` Convention in Stuyner. In l')m-nmhr-I` :1 n1m'lin-I nnrl hun- lcndcd over twenty xncutingr; and had cnn.~zi Ct)l`l'CFp()l1(l(`lM'C. but have onjuycrl (luing it. and I hope I have been of smno assim- S-lI\l'f` DlilyllL`l'. "In Dcccmhcl` n mc.-cling and ban- quet at Barrie. the last ur a seric.-I put on by David Smith. The .~.pcuk- er un this nccnsiun was Mr. Hnnm|- mnn. whn spake on his visit In Dcnmnrk. --In In. r.\.m...o;un '..~.n..I3nu in uppueu. "All fuur l)i.~:tri(:|s are can with u gum] (|(:1`l of war \ all are doing well the w find in (10. T nnhunurl n'\\I I-iuH.: I..v cw.: "Nnw. whun lhv sl\|'u:|{dcd 1:-L I .l`\:\ I||`I\ liar this xrumlw} . wa.~zcd v.tre.:l rrgu.'rl_v, drink plcnty or warn, and see if you dun'I: lhrget all alvuut cun- atipation. All~Bnm is nude lw Kellogg's in London, Canada. Sold by all grocers, in two convenient sizes. a'A1';'nm'nxAmNn" `It. A1intI. own. (Continued From Paae One) i`IIL'1'cnsc from $15 Ln $25 for per- forming the dulics of the oice. Au rnnnrlnrl 1-la:-whm-h in ihiv: is- _.__.______.____.___> cro;uloV i\I\(l munld public uininn for bt-IIL-rlnunt of cuunlI`_v_ nnul nut- `iunnl |i[_c thmugh their hmncs, in flu-ir -nmmmity and in n.-nlimml Mn.-, - ! \'l`|u|)cd In gtmtl honws. II was en; ior fo'=`00 L-iti'/.mI:~`hip qtlznlilim 1., be c-{e\}. a`.t()])cd when .~au1-mundings tiI1d'a{x_us})i1Lr1'L` was gaunt. and she rc1m t71_ed that when one did not have 0" ugh to cut and cunditiuns. existed i :1 hon1cLl1at\vm'c nut cm!-{ ctucive to g-;)u(l hvulth. it was rl1t'l'i- cutt. for the children to get. inter`- ested in their country or in (tomo- cracy. ]n' thg; mnnmunity. Miss` C|urlu_l felt the Institute could help by ranching -out for new mcmbvt-.~. ln .~cc' that every wnmzm tlwru hzut the opportunity to gain the bone- fits to be derived from tho Insti- tute. Every Institute should mukv itself felt, in the t.`1)l11l1Hll1lly. It was in this 1'e.~`p1~ct that tlw .'~|)(`tIk- .... ., V` n h . I ` I _ In moulding publw upmmn ml the` h"-me. Miss Clarke l`()llU.`n(lt`(l.l the ulIm>.spheI'e in the home ('nn~l tributed and develupml either ;.',`)ml or bn(l'eitizenship qualities in the children. and gv.-m-rally . good Cil'i'I.L'n.\'hip qualities were (I('-. voluped in gnuil homes. It ens-[ im- rm-`innrl 1-itin-nslxin (lll1I`ili(`:~' 1 M 5.` ll\c`h"-?in1c. 1 m- hn:l'*1-iIi'n-nchin mmli `anl . Hui` Tj mmmmmmmmmmq smmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm miygaizgmsmiamamu I . CANADA l;|u.v| Lu nu. In--Iux. Women hud demanded thv privil- cm-.~4 of citi7.c-nship. i.c.. to vote. tho had d(`nliin(lL`d tlwse rlghts. th('y~ .~'hnu|d also nccept the attending l`(`F})l)IlSibitiL`S. it \\'ilS thr-ii` duty in an l'(`c<)ll>`t|`lICi their thinking 41...: nun. ....\..hl Inn in n nneitinn I I i [right to 1-tc. Slnco they H) l\ 1 and u for 1 the \ u1su`IcL w.:. 1 A hourly vntv ml` thanks was vot- ed to nll lhosv who had assisted in milking lho cnnvvntinn zn :4u('ccs.~`. A I(.`l.l(.'I was also nI'(lcI'u(I sent to Mrs. `C. Sin1.:4.-r. fl|l`lT1(`I`ly uf Bur-5 rio. now r(-sirlinu ul Hnrlt.-y. Surrc-y.} England. in l'(.'pl_Y in mm rvzld ul lhv :unvcnl,itm. She was I'nrmcr|y u W.I. w<)rk(-r. l'|nn-urlznr Nlnvni nu or felt that th(- Institutes in Sim- mm Cuunly were the strnmzost. Luuu-_y wxn. nu . Flue Ll|'l.`,(`( H10 mombt-r.~' to keep Inn the nmmlv uf lhv pmplo of th(- ,-mnnmnil_\' and 1:) lump :1 5mm bul- lnm-o l)<~l\v:-on \vishful thinking" and tho (l(>s|)zIi|'iI1g attitude." Both Ihu.-c mlillltlos wore dangerous. 'l`Iu-y were also urged In bring s_umt` L`ht'('l` into the lives of the petiplc in tho culmnunily. In spnzlkim: ul .1his, Miss Clarke made rofercncv [nu H.R.H. the Princess Alice. who yin :ul(l1`(:.s'.~'im.v, :1 meeting in Mun- lrcnl recently. had suugnsh-cl mart music us :1 medium 01' brlnging thi.~ clu-or la the pmplv. |....| ..I..........I.vJ 1|. nu-inil, n ur . |ln r('c ll1(.'ll` nummuu that they wnuld be in n pusltion| to knnw \\'hL'I'(- they stood at lhu| of the wan` and to |)I`(`[)ill'l) nmvn [fur the world that is coming aftcrl H... ...n.- in unnu- lllki \'I'lI In Ilvlilu If lhu Institute ])l`()|.[l`ilHllllL` did not (-mnributo to those phzm.-s of lift-. it wns nnl (~urI'yin;1 out its fmcllon as nn urgnnizntiun. the lnombcns" ruspmlsibilily I thcmsc.-lvcs well inforgg d l R` work towards those I are wuvlhwhilc. "- I A ..I.\n..hh1 inlnrlurln .uy-1: : are WUl`[I1\Vl1|l('. 7 '_ ` A pleasing intm'ludn,-w1.- n D`" sulu by Miss Marguerite `l.um. . Dim" I lrolm. . I nrm... m cu-Inn mum? ntpnse) -_>_{___ - The Barrie Exumlnor currit.-d 26.806 lines of Classified Advorlisinl-'. in 1939, with an average of I10 ud- lcts per Issue. Results have dune it. _Im II was nu. - Jnn. '. (Turn to wine etithf. 1119039) __..__...__ ...-/IL---j<-- 0*- W-I. WUl'K('l'. 'I'|m1'. Murninx: Brier up:-nims, ('X('l ('i.\'l`!s' Thurs- (luy mm`nin;: wcrv Ihllnxvvcl by an ml(l1'cs.< by Dr. G. C. Brink. who was intrurlm-1-(I hy tlw prcsidt-nt. and l.h:mk(.~(| in :1 motion by Mrs. Alvin Wino. nwriv, and Mrs`. King. ~v- -~----`--1 1, mil: can III chnnolulo Rotlm W "ft Frvmbmy LM., milml III. II vvuny `.t_v to km-p and to whit-h i:`.iif2;aviiiiiv;.ib1i_i,1inmmmv:.v.img Lower Death tR-ate I Tubercular Patients Through Legislation! in. Dr. (2. (T. Brink. Dil`L`(tlUI' 0|` 'I`In|)v1'('uln:=i.~' l rz-vvntinn, of lh(- On- For KITCHEN and BATHROOM