Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16

From Hereford-Canes, 100; Ambu- lance pillows, 2; Wash clothes, IA; Quilts, 3; Napkins, ?.
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 Last Sunday the C. & A. hospital was thrown open to the public to in- ] spect, criticize and admire. The rest rooms and corridors are so large and airy that it seemed almost like a re- [ ceptiOn instead of an informal bpen- ing. It should be considered a society item, for one saw many they knew en ! toying the interesting objects Of hos pital lore. Dr. Bledsoe made quite an event of this day.
 After months of planning and schem- ing this establishment is at last fin ished. Ideal in its locality, it would be almost pleasure to be ill beneath it's roof for one look at the view from the windows makes a sick person take a deep breath and a new lease on life.
 The real story of this hospital will come out later when it is really open for occupancy, but now just a little description is very hard to resist with it's well furnished rooms, light and sterile. But not to neglect the men, ton of the nurses quarters. Whoey- CT planned this building certainly had a great amount of consideration in his mind for the white linen nurse that would pace the long corridors with weary feet day after day, night after night. For not in any large city could there be found more tastefully dec orated solarium, large lounges, com fortable chairs and incest of all a tea wagon where afternoon tea may be served to each nurse and her friends Agreeable. surroundings are half the battle. When they are tired, a place like this in which to rest will be a great comfort.
 The public who came prepared to view Sunday were indeed surprised to find such a modern place in which to care for the sick out here in Bisbee. New bethods and equipment are utilized in this white, clean sanitarium With a staff of competent doctors and well trained nurses relief from pain will be found.
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 RED CROSS SHOP
 There are so many things to be done so many phases and angles in which to help in this great struggle for the right that in the hurry and furry of war work an item of great interest and benefit might be easily overlooked. One such is the Red Cross Shop. which deserves consideration if any thing does For it is a business the same as any mercantile establishment and things must be kept in order. The shop must be open at a certain hour and most of all a sanitary condition must be supreme. Quietly and orderly this worthy occupation moves along. But these faithful women are reward ed when the sum of $60 is turned in some weeks.
 Two days a week are devoted to mending these clothes so that they will be more salable. Winter clothing must be packed away in order. One day is devoted tO a general cleaning up of the shop. The place is so small that every bit of room possible is util- | ized for the display of apparel. It is l profitable business and every thing possible should be done to help and encourage it.
 When some of the things are sent in l they are not as clean as they might be. but are appreciated nevertheless, for they can be turned over to the junk department All things have their places of usefulness. The good things are disposed of quickly so a constant demand is in order all the