The amusements which are always fa part of 0 fun fair were by no means neglected. There was o Rifle iter tinder Lieut, G. Horey and Mr. Edmund Toeg. The Rev, and Mrs, FW. Weaver van avery stic~ cessful bingo kame with veally fine prizes for the winner of each game. Mich anvusement was caused by the comic photography; this is a subs Fidiary of the War Pund Studio and wus in the capable hands of Mr.
Gillet and Me. R. A. Boothroyd with' Miss M. Courtney as cashier.
'A. novel stand, with balloons as targets for dari, was run by, Mr. Ralph Lynn and Wes. Phil Boardman of XCDN. A large crowd of players, interested onlookers who joined inthe fu, were constantly around the Wheel of Fortune which offered rize and someone's fortune at each uti of the wheel, Mr. J. A. Stericke-Mr. S._E. G. Hillman and their assistants, Mrs. 1. Vane Yarrow and Miss Kay Leas wore kept continu ally buss, Mir. Vane Yarrow and Miss M. 1. Newman van anew Kind of HoopeLat they were aided by Mr. and Mrs, li, Kendall, "giant checker board—where lucky ones could win cash, was tinder the direction of Mrs. {Beth aid. Mrs, 'T. Burton, 'The Mae West 'Golf, run by Messrs. C. C. King and B. A.'P, Wood, was a contre of much fu as' professional. golfers Found their aim quite deceiving and Thad to see amateurs carry off many Of the prizes The mystery number, Phoolya" Pasha and" his beautiful Eyyptian harem, proved very enter-and amuzing. The great Phoolya Pasha, as promised on the Ticket, answered every question put to him, giving Ue most original an"
For the Thirsty The Horse and Hound—run by the aixeelors of The Horse and Hound, replica of an old Inn, opened at six o'clock and the tables and chairs Sel on the Lawn in front of it were Fapidly Oiled and drinks were served. car, with two bandits inside, coming toward him, Little thinking of the risk, the detective barred the way of the vehicle and forced the driver slop. He then took part in the Pursuit after the robbers and helped arrest one of them, The two robbers were responsible for the theft of about $50,000 from two employees of 2 coal. shop In Rue Pere Pros, Increase of Outpatients At Lester Hospital Sune 19, During the month of May a considerable increase of work wat done the Outpatient Departnient of the [Lester Chinese Hospital with the number of visits rising to 18176, oF 2,028 cases more than in April and 1272 over May of last year. This increase Is also noted in the number operations done in this department, the figure of 316 for May being the highest in three years, The work in the X-Ray Department continues to grow, the total of 1.122 this May-being higher than the same periods tu 1930 and 1040, The increase in the number of prescriptions dispensed "follows very closely the increase In outpatient atendanees. The number of free beds shows slight increase over the average for the preceding four months.
"The hospital also had the pleasure of welcoming the Medical" Super~ Intendent, Dr. J. L. H. Paterson, who relumed last month from long leave In England.
Following are the statistics for the [month of ay:
Qut-Patlent Visits, Patient Ted "Days Rilempied Sulcides Men '4 Attempted Suleldes Women talent Operations 18 (Patient. Op Gases brought tu by' S a Gases brought in by PREP. 57) Industries Aveldent' Cases a 2 wisn 2360
Chit fnepatlent Bed Deys'. +20
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