The Standard., 3 août 1912, samedi 3 août 1912

[" VOL.VIII.No.31.MONTREAL, CANADA, AUGUST 3, 1912.171 ST.JAMES STREET.Increasing the Efficiency of the Canadian Militia on the Largest Military Training Ground in Canada | me ~ i + ft | \u2014 ILLUSTRATED ILLUSTRATED ) SUPPLEMENT SUPPLEMENT ) ; 1 | THE 3rd FIELD BATTERY, MONTREAL, FROM A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN AT THE CLOSE OF ITS ANNUAL INSPECTION AT PETEWAWA CAMP.F .hi : 4 ; a + \u201c_.; , J af d \u2018 Pai A 7 i d og a , d # : f \" - : me Sas + cn > z $ g d ne hé A y \u2018i FT g A OT ; > EA.FE 3 WP Be aie BLA ER emai dir A i, OR # C2 a 2 a = Pacs ntm es \u2018 .oft rh 6 - se Jen Bo Hy i as.3 i ee +4 bin, : Le 2 mer Ld ae Ma i * ar 5 f A 3\" 3 ; 3 ; | .À és - 12 5; 2 i ; 5 - he .o Pe 5 a 0°, 4 .; , 5 @ c .\u201c .\u20ac + > .fF.a 5 \u201cao.* à ; Cr 4 = 24 A ; cde As Re: Ns £ wk; bei \u2018 wl 5, A oR JE yt gn BF TRE Ue Dre IR aies PAE Heh RIL FD ta ru .; ; .\u2018 ° > ; ui at CS ; o .= ; Rss E \"5 LÉ es RS Ce an Tapie 7 dep EE A Tal TR a #, À WE 5\u201d LRA ; % Cen eT .Pr : : ; ; mar LS NES 5 A Ce BY A ; dy à 7 LE Wena Yh 3 $ ; A ee Ë » : ?a 2 5° ; .* .: a & TN ; Res Fit : * 3 .3 TR 2 7 3 a < 2, , » al, Y i es BN Sa ; « (Photo by Smith & Harlow, Montreal.) | \"x I\u201c AT THE PETEWAWA CAMP.CANADA\u2019S FIRST MILITIA WIRELESS DETACHMENT; HE MARCONI SECTION OF THE HAMILTON ENGINEERS.{ (Photo by Smith & Harlow, Montreal.) 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THE SERGEANTS\u2019 MESS OF THE THIRD FIELD BATTERY, MONTREAL, THE 19th MONCTON BATTERY, MAJOR ANDERSON IN COMMAND, AT THE PETEWAWA CAMP.(Photo by Smith & Harlow, Montreal.) 2 NN THE STANDARD, MONTREAL, CANADA.A NOBLE AND PATRIOTIC LIFE-SAVING INSTITUTION\u2014The Children\u2019s Memorial Montreal, and Hospital, the nurses who look after the little patients, many of whom are cripples.NN = Where Crippled Children Are Cared For.= HE Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, Montreal, Canada, was founded to perpetuate the memory of Queen Victoria, and to care for, treat and educate crippled children, until then unprovided for.The first meeting of the Committee of Organization was held in November, 1902, and at that meeting the aims nf the founders were expressed in these words: \u2014 \u201cIt is the desire of the Committee of Organization of the proposed Children\u2019s Hospital to organize and build a small hospital for children in the neighborhood of Montreal.\u201cIt is to be built as a memorial to our late Queen and will be called the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital to Queen Victoria.\u201c It will be large enough to comfortably house at least from twelve to fifteen children.\u201cThis hospital will be primarily for crippled children, but if at any time th re should be unoccupied beds those suffering from other surgical or medical affections may be admitted.\u201cIf at a later date it should appear necessary to enlarge the field of our work it is our hope to convert this institution into a children\u2019s general hospital, but at present our expectation is to build an hospital especially adapted to the treatment of the class of patients which can at present be but inefficiently treated at our general hospitals owing to their situation and inability to take advantage of the curative effects of the sun.\u201cIt is to act as an adjunct to the General Hospitals of this city (The Montreal General, the Royal Victoria and others) and will even be prepared to receive children convalescing from chronic surgical affections who have been already treated in these hospitals.\u201cThis hospital should be built either on Mount Royal or in the country immediately adjacent to this city, where the children being treated therein can A NOBLE AND PATRIOTIC Hospital, Montreal.LIFE-SAVING INSTITUTION \u2014 Taking temperatures at the A NOBLE AND PATRIOTIC LIFE-SAVING INSTITUTION\u2014Life in the tents at the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, Montreal.NN À NOBLE AND PATRIOTIC LIFE-SAVING Montreal.Children\u2019s Memorial INSTITUTION\u2014Play-time at the Children\u2019s The swings are much enjoyed by the patient little sufferers.Memorial Hospital, ~ receive the full benefit of the sun and fresh air (essentials to the treatment of consumptive disease of the bone,) and also the attendance of surgeons and physicians in this city.\u201cIt will be built with large verari- dahs for th: use of the children during the summer months, and will be surmounted by an edifice built of glass, simulating a large conservatory, which will be artificially heated during the winter months, and into which our children will be carried each \u2018day during that season, that they may obtain every benefit derivable from the sun.\u201d These aims have been the guiding star of succeeding committees of administration, as almost ten years have rolled by since the first meeting of the founders was held, and yet, whilst the aims then expressed have been adhered to, the rapidly changing corsdi- tions of a new country with an ever increasing population hag made it imperative to enlarge and extend not only the hospital buildings and its lands but to so extend its ambitions that we see in Montreal\u2019s hospital for children an institution planned for the care and education of about two hundre!ld children.These plans are being gradually consummated and at present the Hospital\u2019s architects are calling for tenders for the building of a cottage for the care of infants, and are drawing plans for an out-patient department and a school house, all of which it is expected will be approaching completion before winter sets in.The Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital was foundeld to do what was not being done by the then existing institutions A NOBLE AND PATRIOTIC LIFE-SAVING in the solaria at the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, Montreal.rn INSTITUTION\u2014Daily scene \u2014 Glimpse of Every-day Life in the Children\u2019s Memorial Hospital, Montreal; A Notable Event Commemorateq: \u2014 | esse EEG EDUCATIONAL RIFLE TEAM\u2014LOWER CANADA COLLEGE, MONTREAL.rr Empire by Nova Scotia.THE CELEBRATION OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT IN NOVA SCOTIA\u2014A rare bust of the Hon.Joseph Howe, one of the great statesmen given to Canada and th in Montreal for the care of crippled children.It was founded not only for the relief of \u2018the physical \u2018deformities of children but for their education.It is (Continue'd on Page 3.) 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Regulations of the House.Science \u2014 Bat ~ Bishop's College School LENNOXVILLE, P.Q.TYSON WILLIAMS, B.A,, Emmanuel College, Cambridge.Head Master\u2014J.Men occupying some of the most prominent positions in Canada, both in the army, the professions, and in business, have been educated at Bishop\u2019s College School.All B.C.S.candidates for matriculation into the Royal Military College, Kingston, passed successfully, the head boy taking fourth place.This is an ideal place to send your boy, the surroundings are healthful and the buildings up-to- date, sanitary and well ventilated.Boys are prepared for R.M.C, Kingston, the Universities, and Business life by an efficient staff of masters, chiefly graduates of English Universities.For Calendars, Information, ete., apply to the Head Master.) \\ WOODSTOCK COLLEGE, Woodstock, Ontario._ A Fully Equipped Residential School fur Boys and Young Men.| INTELLECTUAL\u2014Matriculation, Scientific Business.A University trained staff of tea chers and large, well ventilated class-rooms afford excellent facilities for teaching the boy \u201cto do\u201d by \u201cknowing.\u201d MANUAL TEROHNIOAL TRAINING The first established in the Dominion.The practical training received in § department teaches a boy \u2018\u2018to know\u2019\u2019 by \u2018\u2018doing.\u201d PHYSICAL CULTURE\u2014Large grounds and campus and fine gymnasium under the direction of a competent physical director ensure healthy physical conditions.The school is noted for its high moral and Christian character, Re-opens September 3rd.Write for 53th Annual Calendar, P.O.Box 21.A.T, Mac NEILL, B.A, Principal.| Je TTR dil 3 da La 1x] etic] RIDLEY COLLEGE, ST.CATHARINE, ONT, 4 | stinctly residential school.Three separate resi of marrie master: (1) Lower School for boys under four toon: Ste Dee \u201cHouse, for junior boys IB 1 the upper school; (8) Upper School for boys preparing for the Universities and for ipess.| Over 80 acres of grounds.Remarkable record for health.In 1909 the School won a Univer sity Scholarship in Classics, in 1910 in Classics and Mathematics, and in 1911 in Classics.| REV.J.0.MILLER, M.A., D.C.L., Principal Bishop Strachan School 23 (EY I | Wpkebam ball pill 75, Toronto qu College St, # en D 7 > a ARR || , .d = = - R ab RC EE ( Rex.5 ve (4 3 fue [l= 5% 2x4 a EE F1 = A