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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1916-04-27, Page 4"Wow, ,100.7•11111111.11111k.er. ••10 • .1 .7•••••••Ir••••••11Wr • 4 inn Lifo dd Safety Ctirds tiailt BON% Acl., tilucht oe. into and Maxim. 1,11Y 3.IfINDA1 .1aucknew. Out., Awcrat Linos ot insurance. rho and Lite class companies guaranteed. Onlii• realdeut &went n loacknow tho Load= mutual. A number. sot villego.ond Corm proo.ortics foe 4.e.. • I tleOig.letelanawtedeta*MX-overt Frida ittrear.. .8111brethreit cordially teelte teritaire-eieme .:tirstia‘ V. Artatetritegt Vteit Oreeet Rent Visheri.Treas,4 d?alex, Itcsstitcra ece.,,444.4faktritlat....Cer.a.Pra' Fateiseti. 4, A. t.f.;e. lit: C. iOlat tight laodge meta • .everg Tharstlay "tight otter before the to - veep,* the mason* Hall, nevelt:a* street Lueitnew, al.. 4'..3.1t. ArtaStronsi8.111'0, .f.Lemertatita,„w,,.& Wihio1i,,:w..,faR •ealattlet C. 0..1.k Court Sherwood, N . leteleateva reettaeverrlastalmidae at •the .inteith in • • in the •04dtellowatliall. Vbitlittabretitern iordialltin Mod atterut Chter Ranger;' Johan Rent iieciraa .0.kattem ' SeeeN,,,,ttribt. dohn.ltottl'tcoe«,1), lfeeltitestS • „ . 4Itt Ottitititi ove.reilierteleY moping; • , attleielomw. Ontedoi. eito. .z44c.XES14.10., Prooletne eed, VOW. 111.1r1.•••••••• TIIITU,W;fAXA APRIL 27th,,1916. at -cubit at ti Clock* thee! 4,131. a, V4114 - OU.\V LacknOw i.odge. No. 1.37.- meets see,041siondayeraennantra ia the odd= tettowa' Hate mater workman. J. Mee, Diara4d;rin.•SecYall).1t.11ittelatesinitcga Seer.. Um Potter 'free*. Alev.Itess.. . Dental Oleo tip stairs in Button meekr,kereweter, aleee ial attention-tor:A pl_atea.:erowneueand bridgework. ,Nisits. Afroxererdst, aim ard Wednesday Of each Otontht tiorriaTenr. 141VirtON1 1). .1.). Sal Pentist, Deice : -6Min• 13104 ' tucknow; OnL AR modern methods Used.: pest, materials tarnished. Croautand mridsre work. Vataless extract - Ion by the use or •the latest. simplest one ' Week remedy,' enewleoFonst, •Newest • thing in artificial teeth. alumium-Olateod no breakable • • atiTHAL Mich' sTRA•troRD. ONT. X)U•-• CAN SECURE , , 'A POSITION If you take a course with us. The demand tinon us for trained help is many fillies the 'number .graduating. Students. are entering each week. Von may enter at any time. at once for our free catalogue,: 'D. As MeLACHLAN Principal. .CREAM.WANTED • WE want creamand will pay the highest market prices for gocd cream. Summer- Creamery and., Cheese Facihry Patrons having 'cream during the Winter months *Mid do well to ship to es- We. vgigh, sample and test each can - of creanrcarefully that we receive, and return, a 'statement ot same , each time. We furnish two cans, a pay express .t charges_end. issue,.. cheques for . cream • twice each month. 'Write us sand give us a trial. It will cost you nothing and we guaranteeyou. satisfaction. For further 'particulars write or send for cans and give us- a trial. The ,Seaforth Creamery, Sealerth, oat - WOMAN ALL: RUN .DOWN ‘ *di Strong and iiil'Bi.',Vin,octn; lvii'liesb°rIa';:rittaisitiaktnitwas• • heed forme to keep ii, cold easily. A _ ' after &birds of about. -I had pains -sa.e.bba2412•11Peas 't -is deibesnitiv housework which -' 'i.......finai-elrielainviaskehe:dw._tins:esodt-0:' t:tr'SI:k-voimiitro.°01--sngthis!!'defwal:erelli - . 1 had not done In! fir:see. Y. , R. .E0R.7 taking' .„,vinc)1.'"),,,' , Pre Boueir, eritynee-ro appetite, aids diges. - Vino), creates an „. _r tit'n' 'makes Pura 11)11e°°acTif land creates. _Iiteii., f#111';'. stningtIL Your In°yba' A. M. Spence. Druggist, LutlE, 46** WieltLY FICA1 NOTES • A number. of requests and inquiries have reached the Motion Picture Dense, - merit of the Ford Motor Company 'of •banada, LiMited, tegarding the 61ni to beisaued shortly, showing the crossing - of the Ailitrartati continenkby iIr Frau! , cis Birtles. in a Vord ear. . itatterest m this' film, is keen tluough, • out Gonad& it has been shown with great success in AuStralie and New, Zee.: • land, but ha i never • been seen either in stwgifiia*e • dusite exhibiami ights are held by .the • Fad bonanany. •' • '• • 'This: tact is unusual becauseof the fact -that Mr: Birtleseas able t,o. get pictures of the native ;life and custoras showing theta hi every natural *way, leel4ingrthe Usual posed appearance or Kith pictures. Many of these native li: had never-be- forn Seen -a -Whiteman; and as fOrannuto-- : mobile it was to them an Object, of teryateknonder, • . . • The Olin, in three reels .of one theus- und*iet each, Will be exhibited through, out Ganada, and practieelly every „Can.' *Han. will have the opp2itniiiry of seeing Work- of the. W.Intlifpfe believa.thefe will he-_,usany-inter- - ,sted to knew that the Luck:ann. Wow,. • an'a Institute had four large: bores of • goods ready for Shipmentlast 'rhureclay, •vOnitil.at.6180.00, Tvio of thesebens weresent to the Red Crots Society, and two to the ',"Secours. NatTenal° 'ter the • relief rif 'the needy in .kraresa and Bel- • giuM. Amenig- Other thing's'thr hoxes contained lig pair arks, :04 hospital , shirts, 17 day shifts ..and a splendid tot •of clothing. There ctill remains, senie chathing,hut not enough t� fili another ▪ hex, so if any One *la thet can spro ' either orriadi or miner clothing, bootser steel:Aga which are in good repair, such will will be thankfully received at the ell Chamber Tuesday. afzerrioon, May. • T. . . . • TheVostian's Institute takes this 00, • portrinityof thatiking•alltlinge who help. ed With the sawing, knitting, raiaing of. money, or who gave clothing. We real- * it6 it ftra., much ocrifice both of time ; hat We ttltat they Will ro- *Ye their ftewittl.,.-&eyw * E -33:11/4 MEDICAL Ca49.0,e1. Aninstonce is repOrted .of a dector making a' charge of #1151.).00 for e.trtract ingabutton foam the throat of; a child, The_operation ooenpied. elaceit *teen minutesand, or course tequirecl special sLdU And a eciR1 instittment. It% ad - nutted that .tlie operattor, 'which the ..1)301.4terD otlitsS, o914 ot pprion), saved the liteof the child. The father refuseatO pay tho aniouttp, .o.slred> and.-. 'sari be will allow the Case go to Ont. This raises the queetiOn of what is a 'Veaseenabhi charge to Make for skilful stir gicai Or medical services. Is -the doctor .justified in chatgiog hall the trifle Will bean. In:Such a t4e as that • etated, above, no doubt the parente wouhi wit. Huey gire.,4pQMO to Save , tlu life of their chitd, even ' Should it take the. last Oiler they possessed," but few will agree that the Charge Made for sails.° in sav- ing Wein, relieving pain should be Need on the willingness or the ability of the' Pgieut or hio -Poo& IV. It Will not do for the doctor Warty« saved your life • and 'you ought to be willing to pay hand- s** for -it", saved your babes life, 'would you rather let it die than pay $200 or $500r Of course, doctors do not ClItaiPsOnt..it that way, but in :ease of the child'. and the button, that holdup disposition' is evident,- . How about, the one who plunges into the water and saves ft :victim from drowning, , or rushes intos, hurninghousti and rescues a•sleeperl ' Such rarely ask or exiled reward, though they. AS truly save life as did the doctor' Who extracted the button, . • -- As a matter of fact, , the doctor who by liia skill with theitnife, or other instru- ineatS or hie knowledge of diseases and medicine, who claims to save life, claims too Much for himself. He is not the inventor of the instrnAmits he uses, nor the originator Of thee.sPibial. knowledge 'Which he applies. These are -the' pro- ducte.o,f' advancing human knowledge and have been given tohini by society. To society ho is vastly indebted and, he Owereareetvice to society.' if is allow - is be - cans it others .deitte themselves to Other _ It is difficult to -see how &proper rule can be laid down to regulate charges for highlY-enecielisedAservices; but that the conscienceless practitiener should he Ole to 'extort all -that the- unfortunate Vietini- of disease Or liebidefit a -Ailing to pay in a titin•oft crisis nobody will agree. A *loser in a mining 'camp once re- fused to give aid to a Man Who was :Weeding to death, becansehecould no get bus pay inadvancel; according - to his •business rule. He was straightway set upon, beaten and driven out theca:nip by the friends of the -wounded man. Most people will agree that he, "got What was Coming to him." ' _ THE POISONING ' noqs Periodicalty there iS in many country towns an outbreak of doggioisening. Last week there Was reported from Kin- cradine the 4eath of a nurnher of canines by the hand of 'the' poisoner, and there was an expression of regret . that the Tartieseettersituntihe-poisen could riot be catight and punished. ' •, Generally public sympathy is with the dog -or the owner of the deg. This is because the dog, which is the chief suf. ferer, is rii.siimed to be ignerrint and in- npantoi intentional offence. But oftedas tile dorpi�nii1 denounced and naneli as the greatest four -footed friend of [an is.e.xtolleii, the practice persists. ., There •must be a reason fol. Urns. This May be explained by tIe fact thatthougb the dog iesegarded as private property, he is not kept verY privately -in facts he bas the ruo of the town and country. If the Party who wishes t,o!have: a dog as. it petnean ornament would keeir it all to hiniself ashedoes his horse or his cow, tvelaney the dog-pOisoner'i omit- pation • would be donce4 pf,ceurse, pois- oning the dogs is not the right Way to get rid Of the dog nuisance; there is something gneaking,and mean about it, like thenot of tha a„esassin; but While Ohne epinion is an faveimble as it,is to the keeping of doge, and their funning at have Upon the streets, roads anti the prifirepioPirty-Orlitise '!iihti; `do ri-O- want there, we tier expect a meaSure of . 4 retaliation. THE TOLL. OP, ST. ELM ;Sews) • While the flags sn'ap ,defiantly from the mastheid teeelebrate the glorf and • the grief of Labgemarek and St. Julien A year ago, another easualty list cornet 'fever the wires. Ohre -more in the neigh. Yi 11, 1.64001.01514 Age Ind '!ilklellOY. Tliurtitia :th, 9/.6 The neisoris system is the alarni'aretein of the Unman body!. • •1! In perfect healthy* hardlyrealive that., we halm a notworia of nerves, but when bealtiti* ebbing, lrylken strengthiadeellia. lug, the same IterVeua system give* the alarm in headeektee* tiredneSs *outdid sleep, nrit*bility and unleaa 'C'eireetetAg leads straight to a breakdown, , . To corpeet, nervonsneas, Stottts Titania - siert is exeetlY what you *Willa tido; iti Dela nutriment get* into the hlepd and rich blood feeds the tiny nerve.celis while the whole system responds to its refresh. ingtenioforeea Free froMberief441110. 414% Iluirssa Wein% OM" • . frienda eed, neighbors played tue game, fought a! good ror the survivors we may voiee mice moro• our pride and our eternal gratitude: .,Nr the,so :who fell defeUee of iihetty.ana gisaizfatIon theri ere 'the eypreee wreaths,. which speak WM1100891'0* and sprays . of MD for reOletOralice, Yet evert thos& of our, people..7,vhose Want SODS lie weary inthe'lap of Earth Pit the kat to say' thattlieTwar must go onuntil 'Germarl TgaliKeo the. hunilliation of., as, complete defeat, • = • Liberty is unsafe' :in any part a' tho , • world while the Prussian power reniains (1941111;1ot and minatory, Out penclo' haye begun to irealizti tko.fact. may bn bronglit home to „them Yith' 1046' force by the despatches (.11Ang of 'the plots against bangle- If we have escap- ed the devastatien of writ' has been due fe preparation of exCeptional kind, te vigilant and Untiring work by our In • telligence Department, and to the per- fectly maintained nentralityof "the 'Ma - ed States. Still that neutrality would not ham availed much to IA if We had depended wholly upon it. - 13loody- Minded foes have hesitated' before- the prospect of Meeting a mobilif_93ana.d- fan force.• The -Great Tragedy (Christian Guardian) • - The war -is tettching us great lessons in the valne of things. A spectator ate militarY parade the other day was griev- ing over the sight of hundreds of young, men -in. the very prime and hey-dey of life- being gathered.' together to make food for war, but he wadsoon 'eorrected by emepanions, and gi exiathee pei rit Of view saftli ageh•emphasisand directriess as woidd tend to make this lesson an ue7,. torgettable ores. The sight of men giv- ing theinselvie up aD timelike this to .Save Safeguard all that ,we hold deer •lit the life•of mations and peoples -is -not - the irtigib•sight; to see the inew.to w.ho.m, •these thinga-' aye tuere-temesjor whieh they will do and give nothingssthat. is •the real tragedy among us. The saddest sight that can be seen in this Canada of • ours to -day is that of hundreds of you men going about their sports and pleas - uresjusi as usual, as if:, alt these best and highest things for which their fathers have struggled throughout litany centuries were not in the direst peril.endjeop•ardy. BRUC COUNTY NEW5 I /. • 'Mr. end Mrs. Alfred Emmerted; of 'the Lake Shore Road, received:word last week that then son, Serr.rt,.Ereest Emineitim at the Front in France, was seriously wounded the face- CIIE.MiS TO Soeiareas. The -ratU- payersnf the Township of. Sangeen, through their Reeve and Councillors; have "presented te eatelrof the soldiers who enlieted froni Sangeen to the 160th Battalion with a cheque for..$15 There are about 45 soldiers,The presentat- hin took place. At; a banquet in the Town Half in Port Elgin. ••• Despondency and the `!Ellues!" usual«, ly the result of constipatioir, qmckly suc- cumb to ReXall Orderlies. SoldonlY by Rexall Drug Stores, 15eand 25c boxes J . G. Armstrong. •• a • • UNDER CoVER„ EARLY. -Who are •the young men referred tO in the ap- Tendedclippirigtakerrirowlits-rfiliTerg Tara Leaderl--"OriptaiO ,Dimard *and Ms detachment here we're on a recruit- ing expedition in this, visiiiity all last weeks and when they Visited a fernier's. house -near Itlarmion 10 canvass -the boys they, were informed that the -boys were in the barn. •A careful aeareh of the premises was made but nobody Could be found until oneof the soldiers decided to search the mow,. end there, underneath the straw were the 'twO young men in hiding. it is needlese to eay„no recruits were got at that place.,-Chesley Enterprise. • , • Kneeess b,'.antrizte-Mr. Peter Miller, Who went to Walkerton about 'eight. years ago from Kinldes Tp., Where he had been farming sill& 1881i -died at, Thu *election. of tea for the Overseas forces m which the moat efficient are • requited', 108 lamed tho questton of the. relative elhowney of men at various ages, In this connection. the following from the Daily Star reply to a questioner, 314 Taltle4tetelint: Particular .ages at whisl jowl sUppoied to "start on the dow grade from his highest standard of '4 cieney.." It la so lomat individual taw that it is hardlY a safe rule to adopt tany specified. ago -tie -a ".4,1e,s4;linea.?' Some men are progressive at 7#4. while • others have ceased to be, progressive- at 41t).' Tbe-cliaractef •of the,' einplOyment has to be taken bite aecbent, :In some 0014Plieligt a Man, on aeemint Of Ids large .tattperienee and. judgment is wQrth far More at adVanced Years thanat Cara. er age It; is different,. of course, 'with nieu Obucations that cal). for'activrty and strength, such as policemen,: fhTtodu . testigation. %ea make 04'10 years ago among the ineny thotisends of cloverlinient einclOyees nt 11141518Ine as. to the 'percentage and character' of. Work the averege man does" at the verities plariods of Ins life, and tinifolleping was the report (the Perfect perceetage being. 104: , At 20. to 25 years 80 per cent At 25 to 35 years' 90.per'cent. At 30 to 35 years 05 per emit. At 35 to .65 Aare . ... • . ....100 per cent. At 55to 60 years .. .... '.; 20 per emit At 60 to 65 years • , per mit. At 65 to 70 years 61 per cent. At 7,916 ,years 78 per. cent. Over year. , 72; per cmit. The report added that the younger clerks could do .a greater' amount of work under pressure than the older Ones"' ,but the latter were ..doing better- work and were more to be depended upon. .You will observe that no worker attains • the perfect percentage before his 35th. year aria that he, holds it on,an average for 20 years Moreover the decline in edits ,ienCy after 55 has passed is slew. At ODA Man of Mere velett than at 75, -and of thasame v.eltae as at 30: Though he goes back tit 5a it is from the perfect • standard and not. from the low standard of his earlier years:, But if a man thinks he is deteriera.ting.and worries about it, hewill rapidly clic down hie perceotage of ef6eiehey. • • •• • rt MX or 114 ER% the PODse before the forMscra of COrtAxift, iGeNe clear as it wee litst '‘tg'• Year -they -must produce 4bvaii;16Pitlyinloracr meet Oedemas* that may be made, and X believe this to be ovecielly tree in regerd to live .ritecir, the world's •suPPIY or which must he Particularly . affected in this vast etreaele-eu-silaitt. • R172V RUITR41,-4 ltinfilef .46, rkuktfre THE RELIEP O'F-BEL.GIUM • . • . Tpig FOLK -OWING STATEMg.NTS• 'ARq• ON REPORTS .CONT/OED IN "THE AoniouLTuRAL- WAR Bo*: tofo," BY. THE • PEOARTMENT OF •AGiifOULTkilig; OTTAWA, . LIVE STOOK The herd* andlleche of Rtir9Pe bave been greatly, reduced. Wing the itura 'over, there will be a treat deniand for breeding stocg,,. • canadien. farmars sthatild•keep this in Mind. . twEAT0-..,:4,,,1018"Greet Britaininiported 65408. tone Of beef, inuttea end lamb, or which..364,245. , • tons' came from Without. theRniplre„...Oet qf ' 430A2f/terig of beef only 104,96Y ions came' treni • tilthin the Buipire.. • . •, • • • The demande of the Allies for frozen beef; '• •, • canned beet. bacon and hams Will,increase rather than Orders are aiming to Canada.. The decreaskig tonnage space available will give • Canada an advantage if we jtave the supplies. DAIRY' NO-4-'Rotne consamption of milk, butte!! and cheese bas increased or late yeers. . The • war • demands for Cheese, here beim unliluited. 'The Canadian cheese 'exportalrom 1Vlontreal in 4915 " were nearly "§6,500000 over 1914.. Prices at : • Montreal -Cheese Jenuary 1.5.g to 17 ' cents; January 1916, i.sy4 to .11334 yenta. Batter jahuary 1015, , 24 to 26V vent, January '1916, to 133 dents• ; tOgSe:--Caneda. prodiMed $30,000,0Q. Q. worth �f • 'eggs in 1915 and helped Out great Britaie in the . shortage. Shippers as well as produ.cers have a duty and an opportunity in holding a place in • that market.' •. WRITE TO THE .06.1‘'p I N I ON DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND TO YOUR PROVINCIAL DEPARTMENT FOR BULLETINS ON THESE 'SUBOTS . Tens of thousand; of ..Canada's food producers have enlisted.and tone to the front. It is only fair to them that their -home:work shall be kept up as fax as possible. • The Empire needs allthe food that we'can produce • in 1916. • • • PRODUCE: MORE • AND, 344. 3294.0 • , MAIi:E LABOUR EFFICIENT, SAYE MATERIALS FROM WASTE . SPEND MONEY WISELY THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUFE: THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE sasasess-es.„,,, '4 ....k•....*Ykk.a...O.'ik4.4.-kra•i: • ..,:alk4ItOnta?••• A Striking iedictment nf Germany's tantinned inhuteanity to Belgium, and a peweiA-ut Reit ofi behalf -Of the Millions Who, althreigh destitnte, remain. loyal in that outraged country, are con tuned in the foitowing imeortant statement It is mined by the Lord- Mayor of Loudon, hii as ch of the Natignol, Coininittee faritelief_im Belgium, by-th.tArclibishop ,of Cauterburyi Cardinal" Bonree, the Moderator pe- the Chinch _of Scothuid,.. the PreSident of. the Free Church. Coun- cil, ell, the Chier.it tha •Duke Of :Nor- folk, Lords ,Lensdowne, ,Resebery and Bryce, .Art.hur tienders on, . Mr. John •Itedinoad-, Mr: St ir fejt. Been (1-10-n..Tr,:tas- erer)„. and Mr. W. A.. 'M. -Goode (Hon. Secretary). . TaTite EDITOR. . Sir, -Eleven Month§ ago we *formed the National Committee.' for Relief in Belgitith and appealed tootir, fellow saib-, -jeets" thrbughout the Brittilx 'Empire on behalf. of a. and a. half Belgians, oppressed and threatened with starvation in their own Outraged • country. : Th number of deatitute.,Belgiene inBelgium to -day exceeds three mIllioes, Most of these are :women and .children. , . • ..Bince,we wide per previous appeal •it has been. coitelueively; proved that the'. Gernians. contrary every eiviliaed precedent, will adhere tehtheir "openly expressed tatentien• not to .aupport the Belgian ponulation or pup* their: -with food." The words :Opted are these USW by Lord Ttotkirt, on:behaff of the Elcieerripent,"tn the •Hatise of, Cone -eons on January...21th last. 'That Lcird Robert calen- -43--••-•• for further contributions. Our °millel. appeal, to date, has brought ire over, ,21,500,0e0, but thi8;18 tilmoet 21,000,030 sliort of what is terpfired, from British, benevolent sources, to enable the desti- tute in Belgiurn maintain. life with " loyalty.-.Of•the totai so farfe.cei yea, more than 21,000,000hr:4 come &ere Australia -and New 2;ealtind. • "• • .• Overseye, slefencelea:!ebiillane .for More -than a yea r:an half have suffere'd a tyranny thirst 41- coneeiettble tea those in--eitr•,..anen naie-• I aded land. Neverthelese,: •thily hive in.aintained___a_ resistance noneLTheeless courageous because it. nmat lie pits:me, ad, with :tiniest negligible exeeivii.tee,. they have refuted to Work for the .0 mans. Pmetkally.half •of the -whqle of thia population in through ao, faelt of their ownoare now. deetituie. arid live- ore a pitiful eatien-.-. . Is. there any debt •ot binonir pore preitaing 0e.7 any'woilt of humanity With, a stronger Ade: than that of helping.to . lieep body' and soul together the' men, .women and Children in Belgium, who,. in. spite -Of -misery and privation; mutate all, things .and loyally await the :eoming. of . .the Allies? •• ' • . • • Donation S: and regular subeeriptious, for whiah we most earnestly :tali, slimild be Sent to Denrinion; Colonial or. Local • Centunitte.s, wherever they ' have been termed, or to A. Shirley .13enn, Esq P:; Hon. Treasurer, National Com Mittee fornslief in Belgium; Trafalgar..Build- ings, Trafalgar Square, Londcn. • • -Signed, on behalf,of the National Conitnittee: •' • • • CHARLES CtiitEitS WA ERI.ELD; • Lord Mayer of London,Chairman. SPEED OF •THE HARE • . The .speed of hare for a short dist- ante is now fairly established at •abceit the rate of a mile in two...Minutes. An Englieh notorist has arrived at it in this way: "Some years ago; whet," running at night- on open roads t he count ry,. I . -foued tlia.fharee could keen ahead of Cedil does net -neer -estimate ihe car gerrig at -30 lilted enmity of the German iiitention " but Were overtaken at 33 miles.... NatittiillY, ',some .Wete "fest- &two. P'Y''-the fact that 111 Poittada Whereter nearli all I; fisted there is no neutral ehanliel for . . .the dia- .. fell within these' limite • ' tribution of relief,the peculation hive. been al,lowed to die.like 'flies, :and oYer. ...3.03,cfpo' able-bodied Polish !nen have been driven into Get many, thereto work in the arid industries; thus 'fieelug 300,d00 G•trrostra' ge . the. fighting frent.' -The : thing Would undc.ubtedly beeper) in Itelgiure but fel- toed which ,:reaehea. the Belgians flu aural the Allies: • :le 7 . It has Also heetsaefinitelY ascertained that the fend into 13eigieek deea not lamb or,: benefit the. Oerinaes.'. :Lord Robert Cecile 'on FOtiuttry. Witt last, stated in.tbe lloirse-, CoMitioits• that the. "O'overnment are sat iaied • with the manner 111- which Ihe Relief Commisiiiin has datiied on its 'work' tind gave exacted •guaraotees from the 0ortnan authorities his homes there on Apfill4t1f.,.after. a who might otliertviseJtave taken ailVaM six months' illness of ,cancer which lake -Of tile teittPiieti." • The confidential started in his lip and spread throughi evidence of' Belgians of repute, ' alloteed hisevatem.' The dceased was bornin, out of Belgium, eml of. reliable neutrals, -flatten Co. about 6s veirs &go. Ilerlillta'r mvr'Arrirfisi;--egfilirors;- this wets teilen Married, big first wite being I Official dectanttton. T,he neutral • Relief if which whith Mr --Herbert thza ..Tano McKenzie; by whom be had C'a .- unr!188•• ita."Te' • .2. • ,. t rznover is Leetirie tn, and which Ii ;con - four sons and three daughters, nantnyl ducted under the super mien . of the • Wm., Stratford; John,,. Cupar; Sask .• ; kirkeopin and Sparlish dipIntuatic repre- GpOrge, Toronto; lierbert, Grioigh;' sbenteye,:s.," has been ,fieturatelYdeseribed ' Mrs. A.lbert Thompson and Mrs. Wm; ''' y 1.1 C nrsrie as "an ubselate miracle Guest,. Kirticss. ; and Mrs. ‘.4.,"m,.. Patin, i of scientific . er,gani,z et ion:. synonemoue Terence. His first wife dying in May, with economy and (4 nency entiihined." 1885, he was Married in December of I Receipts from the 2;700. Belgian Com - the sameyear to Mrs. Sarah Yates, , ninties 'show tilt t eveti ton of ' f tiod• itn- who stirvives him with one amIghteri I potted into Ilelgiein has been faithfully MN- Wt8'. Leeson, of Greenock. ,Aii I distributed lay Jlelgiaris to llelgians un- . the falai were resent athe Amnd der rhe close sucertigion of thie Com. . pt e , riat°°4 of Pres tArtad!a° m..e° have . which_tookplace to theDaptist tome- ": e Sj g I 3n . i net unilinaiingly a desperate foe and toy, Enniskillen, oft Monday after, teelmirk.:11.t.bfrel.";!plrriptvur.t,failibTailir?tistul have paid ',the penalty. Nearly every n'x'd• • one of the larger' Oariadian communities I had son's in thebattle of St. Eloi. Many !Are decnLany Wirt:are wOurided, and lin some have oome the bitterness and grief of a prison camp in Gertrenly. • Yet a 815ems clear that, the line held °tight as it did 4, year age, that out Belgian flovetutrients,, bands atl . its taillois funds, wittour ti.rtjr dednetion, ,to, 'Mr ••'' liclover's Cminnissien to tie ere -elided •• • Ifeod -MOnday,.A,pril 14: The Killings Bed Cros's ildciety greatly appreeiate it donation: of •$10 00 from Mrs. •Paul McCaul, of Llider*Ood. Mrs. quantity of the fend to get reto G'ertnai, AlcCa.ul seems still to have a warm piac band% and u ith faiv evide ce 'to justify in her heart for lier former home frieads., this isonv;etion, we do mot .sitate Win Treas. urgently to appeal to the 'that nation „ LI 'tile tnnjhatThe inetheals aistributing relicf in Belgiem milder it . practically lin crissible for any appreciable DEFEND the 1143*E very,..wonittri-knoWs the' discbm fort. of ofdirsting-butlew realize its &Moro. Dust consists Of very ama 1 particles of 'wafter -some .of them direly -grow -0i triitierat substances, and the rest. flaky; atoms of dried vegetable and animal "niatter:' As: it is blown through' the air. it solleets ge?tits and Microbes of deity 'description and from all sorts of places, and settles; still holding; these dangerous little urger:isms, onto floorsand carpets.' Here it remains awhile, constantly iii:rete.ing from incite dust failing on on it. and the mi- crobes grow in•number. • • • Along comes a broOtri- the heavier dirt is swept along, but the due, gray, • inierehe-ladeit duet is thrown up. in Ciends, to •settle. on tables, chairs, window -ledges; pietore 'ratites, a:nd every other placethat a minute par- Ittiaraill'fiud70---'rettineeled-evr-,A-Per fifes, it carries germs of many 'diseases along which are breathed into the Irrngs of the woman telec is dohig the sweepiiik, and ,of. children and ever' - body else in the 'house, ' When people are in A very And physical condition; . these disease germ 4 are lisnally snceessfully resisted -but when, a man woman 'or child gets little "ruhl-down" or out of torts, the body' no .Ienner. hes power to render microbes.barnillEss, ,and anti it is that dust germ's carry'the great- est danger of skit:lege or death. Use Dastbane when you sWeep. LliCKNOW HARDWARE & OOAL • 4 00.i. otsTmaufoilt. Snuffamounts, deposited regu- the Bank of 'Ha:baton, • guide:1y accumulate and form a-. substantial bank account. Start a Savings Account now. Amounts of one dollar and ppward received -- - capital Auorized .$5.000,000 E UJO. A. GNLOENWN I a nik-a gNe p0. I I 4 th capital Paid-up - $3,000.000 Surplus - - $3,475.000 • • - • ' ;I IT! • -----3..n.w.,---a-.. , wa,__Wtires -t.'*•,-,-4------1.W.""---'-'4,..s.-•-•'-'74.rt-e414'r-,.. ..., _•;.• • • ,-......_, V: -.:•Ss. : 'N" '''' - ' ?At!. . •'''' ' '. '' 1..i.„'''-`- - • ., • .•.... . • • a- - .4. ' . ... . ' • • ;.• ---i____:-....." • - CHEVROLET 'FOUR -NINETY' MODEL ' • PRICE COMPLETE $675 F.0. -B. Oshawa • From Sir Lyman Melvin Jones, President and General Manager, • ' Maesey-Harris Go, Limited. ' • ' . . Toronto, Xarelt 16th, 1916. • Chevra!ot .Motor Co.. Ltd., H. Horsman, Eq , Manager. • • ... - ;- Toronto, Ont.• , • . • MY Dear•Sir:--• . - . . . . • With reference .to the car 'Which I Purchased from. you the end of !January, I have used it alrnest daily and I Want to say to you that l em very _pleased with it: _ It is so conyenient an i light thee . it is much -mere comfortable gettink about in the bad roads of the winter than the heavy cars which, I have heretofore used and it dem make smit a large 'seeing in gasoline. It rides splendidly, better than I expectedfrom n. light- car; We hava had no troehle ' • with it: • . My eliauffefir is greatly pleased' andis always rediarking ' - about its good. qtialities. Ile is certainly entlitutiastic.. . . . . . . . ' ' • • • With all good wishes; helieve Me, . ., . . ,Yours ti uly, . . 1 ' • (Signed) Lyman lklOyin Jones. . , --.. GEO. IL 'SMITH AGENT LUCKNOW ..i•Mallmmlagimgm•MINIIIII• . , 41111MN "IIIMIIIII•1•IIIM•umjm•mmm...mimmmamw • ' •••'!' • ._ •,0 • ogre.* .... • ..... • • • • A Christian colleg&hoine, healthful situation. rotprapeertndrotad.e.itietticriticiror P4 WamenZA ,1)1) ,St 'lionns,�nt • INCORPORATED 1855 OLSONS B • CAPITAL AND RESERVii $8.f800,00to • 90 branches' in Canada , A 'General Banking' DuSiness Transacted • Circular: Letters cf Ciedjt. ...13ank.Moncy'Orders' SAVINGS imistn DEPARTMENT, 'Inierest alb.Swed at highest current ratio • s. Manager. ' • • • os,. ...... •aerae* •