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THE

Hospital forSick Children

67 coixeoe st.. Toronto

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Good-Bye to a Real Friend

BOABD OF TRUSTEES

Sir Edmund B. Osier Chalnaan

Strachan Johnston I Irving B. Robsrtson
Robert F. Scott IS. O. Curry
Douclas 8. Robertson I H. H. Wtlltaras
Hon. Justice W. N. Feryuson
Scc'y-Trcas.
BURTON HOLLAND
Superintendent | Asst-Supt.
Miss F. J. Potts I Itlss A. S. Kinder

THE ACTIVE
Physirians
Dr. Alan Brown Dr

Physlclan-in-Chief
Dr. Joseph Graham
Dr. Alan Canfleld
Dr. George Boyer
Dr. Beverley Haanah

Dr.
Dr.
Dr.
Dr.
Dr.

CONSri^TINO

STAFF
SurgeoiM

Clarence U Starr
Surf eon-In-Chief
W. R. Gallle
D. E. Robertson
Bruce Robertson
P. K. Menzies

A. B. LeMesurier

STAFF

I. H. Cameron

B. Z. Milner
F. N. G. Starr

C. Shuttlewortb

Dr. Allen Balnea Mr
Dr. A. H. McPhedraii Dr.
Dr. H. T. Machell Dr.
Dr. W. B. Thistle Dr.
Dr. J. T. Fotherinf ham
Dr. W. Goldle

_ ASSOCIATE PHYSICIANS

Dr. George Fmlth | Dr. Edward Morgan
Dr. George PIrie I Dr. Howard Spohn

CLINICAL ASSISTANTS
Dr. G. A. Campbell | Dr. Ruggles George
Dr. Frank S. Park Dr. A. A. Halllday
Dr. Arthur Golding Dr. W. G. McKechnle
Dr. Gordon Phillips i Dr. j. N. McKlnlay
Dr. C. E. Hill '
SPECIALISTS
Dr. Harold Parsons, Chief Tubercular Clinic
Assts. — Drs. F. S. Minns and J. H. Elliott

Eye Service
Dr. Jas. MacCallum
Consultant
Dr. W. H. Lowry
Dr. G. H. McLaren
Dr. W. W. Writht

Ecr, Nose, Throat

Dr. Geoffrey Boyd

Consultant
Dr. D. N. Maclennan
Dr. G. Royce
Dr. E. Boyd
Dr. c. W. L. dark
RESIDENT HOUSE STAFF

Dr. R. Simpson

les. House Physiolan
Dr. M. R. Helliwell
Dr. J. H. MrClelland

Or. M. E. ffin
Dr. C. A, AicDougall
Dr. V. B. Dewier

Patholosrist
Dr. L H. Erb
Dentist

Dr. J. A. Both well „
REGISTRARS
_ _ Medical i Sorclral

Dr. Frank 8. Park | Dr. r C. Sjitinm

Dr. p. C. Banting

Res. House Furgeon
Dr. F. D. Boone
Dr. A. R, Lindsay
Dr. W. H. Holmes
Dr. R. R. McGregor

Chemifit
I. F. McLachlln, B.A.

Radlolo ist
Dr. A. H. Rolph

Our Appeal
1920

A fair start In life should be
^f-'itage of every Ontario
child, but many hundreds, sick
and crippled, are doomed to eke
out drab, ineffectual lived, bur-
dens to themselves and the com-
munity alike.

Happily the Hospital for Sick
Children exists to remove the
handicaps of disablement and
disease from stricken children.

War conditions have loft this
great institution heavily in debt
— its revenue unequal to meet the
ever-increasing demands made
upon its services from all parts of
the province.

An unfailing income of 50 cents
a minute is needed! Will you
not send to the Secretary some
token of your sympathy for this
charity?

Pirn.

thm form on fft« hack
covmr.

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1875

FIRST HOSPT'" • T, ON
AVENUE ST., rO

On December 19tb. x874, the flret
donation of »30 was received towards
the founding of a Hospital for Sick Chil-
dren In Toronto. One nurse and six
little cots were established In a rented
house at No. 31 Avenue street. The first
little patient cared for was Mawle. a^ed
three years, who was badly scalded
while her mother was absent earnlnc
bread for the family.

Through the life work of the late
John Ross Robertson, from this humble
beginning there has been completed the
most perfectly equipped children's hos-
pital on this continent. since 1876
almost half a million children have
been cared for through this charity

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1920

THE MAIN BTnU>INO. COLLBQB
8T., TORONTO

Here to-day. under method* nnrar-
passed, skilled doctors and nurses can
successfully carry on the healln* work
for sufferlngr children.

Here 250 cots are always filled, and a
staff of 115 nurses was required during
1919 to care for the 41.763 children
admitted. The total number of in-
patients Is made up of 4.806 from To-
ronto and 760 from other parta of the
province: cured. 3.297, improved, 880;
unimproved, 204; died. 465. Total out-
patients, 36.607. of which 31.450 were
cured and 5,247 improved. The religion
of the 6.065 In-patients— 3,657 Protest-
anta, 788 Roman Catholics, and 626
other rellfflons.

Pleate send your gift to the Secre-
tary-Treaaurer, The Hospital for Sick
Childretif 67 College Street, Toronto,

.The Out-Patient Wing

Through this large extension the Hospital

Is being more closely linked in with the
Public Health work in the homes of the poor
of the city and Province. Yearly additions
to the departments devoted to Infants'
Wards, Medical Dispensary, Dally Clinics,
and Orthopedic Work, mean increueud ex-
pendltiaro. f

'During the past year 36.607 children were
treated in the Out-Patients Department. Of
these, 15,496 were girls and 21,201 boys.
The largest number in any one day was
268. and the dally average 110. The charge
to the parent or municipality is merely
nominal; the difference must be made up
through the generosity of the public.

SVMMAIKT OF TBEATBIENT8

Medheia 9764

Surgical 9RB0

Orthopedic . 1010
NOM, Throat
•ad Bw ..6688

Eye 3676

Tubercular . . . 1417

Massage 780

Gymnasium . . 1712
WeU BiUiics. . 660

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PJeaae tend your gift to the Becre'
tary-Treaaurer, The Hospital for Sick
Children, 67 College Street, Toronto,

Coming in for Treatment

Fathers and mothers, flghtlnf acainst tht

dally sickness of their little ones, find an
ever open door to the Out-Patients' Win*
and take their turn with the doctor. Exam-
inations are made, surgical operation p< -
formed, medical advice given, and dur ng
the past year the Dispensary filled 33,321
prescriptions, besides dally orders for solu-
tlons.

The total number of surgical operations
performed in 1019 upon out-patienta was
2,249, also many minor operaUoui not

tabulated.

GIVING OUT MEDICINE

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Please send your gift to the Secre-
tary'Treasurer, The Hospital for Bick
Childrenf 67 College Street, Tortrnto,

Making Appliances

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For casefl of curvature of the spine, in-
fantile paralyBiH. club-feet, bow-legB, knock-
knees and other deformltieB, Orthopedio
surgery requires extenfnv» mechanical shops
to turn out the appliances, braces, Rplints
and shoes, used In the treatment of such
CMea.

WBAT MULLED 8URC3EONR DO FOB
LITTLE ONE8

BBFORJS

AFTER

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Fteate aend your gift to the Secre-
tary-Treaturer, The Hospital for Sick
Children, 67 OoJlege Street, Toronto.

The XpRay DefMUtment

Thia Important department haa been en.
larsed, and 'all Out-Patient work is taken
care of ceparately, from the doctors' pri-
vate patienta. The recorda for lJ)in «ho\v
the great u- 'ulnesa of radiographs, alao
of X-Ray tr. nents for different dlseaaee,
and examlnat . na for fractures.

NEEDLE
LOCATED

What
The
X-Ray

BROKEN
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BROOCH IN
THROAT

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SWALLOWED
A JACK

tary.Trea8urer, The Hospitdl for Sick
Children, 67 College Btreet, Toronto,

To Maintain the Health of the
Children

VVhen a patient is on the road to recovery
there must be continued co-operation be-
tween the Hospital and the home.

Failure at either end nullifies the work
Of the other and wastes the money of both.

Homes Should
Keep the children clean.
Insist upon sufficient sleep.
Provide proper nourishment
Clothe the children properly.
Remember that happiness and good
morals contribute to health.

Instruction to Mothers

Qualified Nurses in the Hospital elve
advice on dietetics. Invalid cookery and
baby feedingrs. The Toronto Board of Edu-

Iwson. ""^^ ^^^^

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Please send your gift to the Secre-
tary-Treasurer, The Hospital for Sick
Children, 67 College Street, Toronto.

The Infants' Department

IN A CUBICLE WEIGHING BABY
In these wards the baby receives a
right start." The department is divided
into numerous glass partitioned cubicles
so that the babies may not be crowded'
and may receive the constant and Individual
attention so neceuary In their successful
management.

Here one may see babies exhibiting all
the various problems of infant feeding.

Years ago the majority of "difficult
feeding cases" died; to-day the greater
majority lives. The obstacles to the suc-
cessful treatment of these babies In the
poorer homes are practically insurmount-
able. This department, equipped In the
best way that modern science and tender
nterest can devise In saving the babies,
is converting an economic loss into a
national asset

In spite of the relatively greater cost of
maintenance, this department must be kept
»oIng to give these fascinating little tots
what is theirs to demand— "a right start
in life."

From the Pasteurisation Plant the MIt
Feediags Was if cmIoim Jhuing iBia,

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Please send your gift to the Secre-
tary-Treasurer, The Hospital Jor Sick
Children, 67 College Street, Toronto,

MOTHER'S VISIT COMFORTABLE

How to Apply for Admission

Parents who are unable to contribute to
the maintenance of their children In the
Hospital should apply to the Clerk, Reeve
or Mayor of the municipality where they
have been living for three months or more.
Application forms will be supplied on
request

In issuing such orders, the municipality
undertakes to contribute »1.25 for each
day of the child's stay in the Hospital.
This arrangement is made under the auth-
ority of Provincial Statute. See Section 31,
Paragraph 3, of the Official Regulations
for the Government of Public and Private
Hospitals.

FORGETS MOTHER SOLDIER S CHILD

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760 Patients from 271 places
Outside Toronto

County Number
or of

District Patients

Addington 1

Algoma 16

Brant 17

Bruce 8

Carleton 9

Dufferin 8

Dundas ........ 2

Durham 7

Elgin 5

Essex 6

Prontenac 2

Grey 15

Haldimand 7

Haliburton 5

Halton 7

Hastings 20

Huron 7

Kent 2

Lambton 1

Lanark 8

Leeds . ,' 2

Lincoln 16

Middlesex 8

Muskoka 13

Nipissing 13

Norfolk 5

Northumberland . 17

Ontario 10

City Patients

Outside

County Number
of

District Patients

Oxford 7

Parry Sound ... 19

Peel 14

Perth 16

Peterboro' 11

Prince Edward . . 3

Renfrew 10

Simcoe 22

Stormont 2

Sudbury 9

Temiskaming ... 16
Thunder Bay ... 3

Victoria 4

Waterloo I4

Welland 24

Wellington 10

Wentworth .... 16

York 304

Alberta 4

British Columbia 1
Nova Scotia .... 1

Quebec 2

Saskatchewan . . 10

Illinois, U.S.A 1

New York 1

760
4.305
. 760

Total 5065

TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NUUSES

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