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The Goderich Star, 1920-04-15, Page 7A 1 The Busy World's Hapitenings Care- fully Compiled and Put Into Handy and Attrnrtive Shape for the [leaders of Our Paper -A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. TUE,SDA i . Tile Chevra Kadisha Synagogue, in Montreal, was destroyed by fire; loss about $330.000. The Ontario Edurntional Associa- tion opened its fifty-ninth annual meeting in Toronto. The plebiscite in the TeSchen re- gion will be taken not later than May 15, according to the Journal des Debate. R'. 1I. Pearson, Yfor many years general manager of` the Consumers' Gas Co., Toronto, died suddenly at his home. President Deschanel has received the insignia of the Order of the An- nunziata from King Victor Em- manuel of Italy. Bloor street will be made the con- necting link between the two provin- cial trunk roads running to the east and west of Toronto. Arthur Palmer, a porter at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Montreal, was shot and killed, by the husband of a woman with whom he was living. Gaudiose Gagnon was decapitated by a granite block when hurled into the air by a premature explosion in a nil Y SNot r I SALESMEN WANTED -.gl IFIL xJ; lltlNTlt1CA,R;,. � + ". xQAQlN1'A 1 D>tuiittNT �r !g•�"�� Or ' l lyil•" Af Y GI[ECIiCO �i� Carp !f �* MAY l�i,+s 101' +�. Iticxoellell diatilg tar lierpio9, .cc r"ORRMW , epiltg cars on, nighttraipp rand pals rias for cars on principal day tr0u. DOW'Olr WI W0144 0its.1 '1 memory 1s almost a blank since ntRnln and perhaps constiniptione ;){Mall information from any Grand British and European Markets 8010 'Trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horning, -- District VasKngor Anent, Toronto. hqi� Mar� prouaet ,R. Nt?� t, . ( F,. li. LAly�11lCE A SONS Cedardalet [hat., writes• --"1 Incl tM Infit;cuza in NQven,N r iaet, r,rd t left fi4rw�e Pstssengra;' add Ticket Agents I� �„_. • ,, Phone 8 me with a terrii•ir c•oui!h. i d'd not, attend to it until it but n e =ve-c r •epic Stock, Seed Potatoes, etc., grown warned me it wy time to ao,aitr it. , in:6aneds I went to the doctor an got. some - tep Term medicine. He told me f� was a bad attack of bronchitis. I could not slap WRITE FOR PARTICULARS and would have to sit up nearly all ry Gth open in each of night, it was so difficult for me, to gat ls Toronto, (Business, Fth iography and Wire• my breath. The doctor's medicine dad f not seem to be helping me the least bit. fotbooklet.One jf &W, Yonge and Gerrard of our neighbors can't- in one day, and told me about Dr. Wood's Norway ( Eetabl4ebed 1837 Pine Syrula, I tried it and took two TOROIiI'0. OIIT. bottles. No person could believe how r it helped me. I have recommended it to different people since, for I believe I "Ontario's Best Business have reasons for doing so. Collegebeen Dr. fl'ood's Norway Pine Syrup has on the market for the past 30 years and stands out by itseli as a remedy for al� coughs and colds, CENTRAL Be sure and get the real "Dr. Wood's” when you -ask for it. Put up in a yellow R wrapper;3 pine trees the trade mark', g'�RATIaf9RD. OWT. price 25c. and 500. We give thorough courses. We give R R R Manulactured only by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toroato, Out. Individual instruction. We have no summer vacation. Students may — - enterat any time. Commence your coarse now. We place graduates in course lel,! W ��S TORSOF � positions. Write for our fro- catalogues. D. A. MvLACHLAN, Important Events Which Have Principal. Occurred Dui in; the Week. The Busy World's Hapitenings Care- fully Compiled and Put Into Handy and Attrnrtive Shape for the [leaders of Our Paper -A Solid Hour's Enjoyment. TUE,SDA i . Tile Chevra Kadisha Synagogue, in Montreal, was destroyed by fire; loss about $330.000. The Ontario Edurntional Associa- tion opened its fifty-ninth annual meeting in Toronto. The plebiscite in the TeSchen re- gion will be taken not later than May 15, according to the Journal des Debate. R'. 1I. Pearson, Yfor many years general manager of` the Consumers' Gas Co., Toronto, died suddenly at his home. President Deschanel has received the insignia of the Order of the An- nunziata from King Victor Em- manuel of Italy. Bloor street will be made the con- necting link between the two provin- cial trunk roads running to the east and west of Toronto. Arthur Palmer, a porter at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Montreal, was shot and killed, by the husband of a woman with whom he was living. Gaudiose Gagnon was decapitated by a granite block when hurled into the air by a premature explosion in +: T. SWARTV Bus, Livery and 'whack Stables I; - Rfantta ell Striset Just off the Square 'Bslsses Meet all Trains and Passenger Boats p exerp called for In any out of the town for all teslas at . T.R.or C. P. R. Dews. protrnpt Service and Careful Attendance. wy.� *or uvt"T and Hack Service will be.Ealnd up -to -daub Is every respect. ,� YoNtl' Iyti'olua>�olkttR1/ ` ASWAR5`VGP Mottrod►115 set Knox College at its cies ng exert ees. The Ontario License Board tabled its report in the Legislature yester- day. Jack Tillman, a returned soldier, aged 37, was drowned In the River Ottawa. Dr. Charles A. Martin, Ottawa's oldest dentist, died at his home, aged 83 years. Thomas H. Churchill of Toronto expired suddenly at dinner in a hotel at Galt. Canada's bill for the League of Nations to the end of March has been paid, amounting to $64,043. James Davison of Guelph was for- mally elected president of the On- tario Educational Association. Capt. Forbes and Col. Rawlinson, who were captured by the Turkish nationalists, have been set at liberty. gyndicalists and Extreme Socialists are still endeavoring to keep revolu- tionary measures before the people of Copenhagen. Growers of strawberries in New York State say that the crop in the Huason River valley wawa „a can aaa records this year. Toronto -packers have consented to treat directly with union representa- tives regardlhg the new wage pro- posals of their employes. Francis Oulmet won the final in the golf tournament, from S. J. Q - ham, of Greenwich, Conn. This Is Qutmet's tenth championship. Shamrock IV. has been placed In a deep ditch to facilitate the, addition of lead to her keel without straining the veneered hull of the big racer. The entire fire by' -d- of cL C-t.v_ e:�Yt4 Ch'�>r -slt►d '#+'�tt 'Drat. ,ttaSt. wharf thfr 4't►ltnell. r4r. ,hand tit• x5 �p Wit?. adyltln!c41 in, pay'. r Ilflr ip'orttasque P`lastntrryr At,P. im si>;ain, and proRid %t eft the GnitRuik �. llltarilsueF.ileertlw pradicte trill nrpjMti0lt qt, t ^4 airs tlilW11jeh fah . Ioftt;iind� subtuerge, The 1ltapltobat 5 Leiffal Lure 112A . tdopted the proporttopial represents lou plan ter the next election of Nitrnipex';f: prlaantsttl>y", Who Rlll )e ten W nwA,4er, 1114tegil. of silt. �'LiL71i�D•ili3i'. The kJ, S,. olymple hacke+y team talled for pelgluln 'yeaterOx Aiseusslon of the xapusltaslnx re- port was opened In tho Legislature. C. B. Atterson of Clappleon's fror- iers. near Hantilton, phot a brown, ruiture on his tar=, Labor organisations In. Berlin have nade another nett-miiirletlt de- nand on the Governcneiit. The queWoa of teachers' salaries irps discussed' .by membera of 1,49, antarfo Il d watlofial ,Association, Robert's', .Gray, reeve of "Mariposias,. Ind one of -the most ptoiafaeAt Wen In Hastings' county affairs, is dead. $ixty bags of Potatoes, were dump, :d on the. street lin Montreal, too far rotted to be of use evenor hogs.• A. MacDonald, of Toronto, traveler Por a London cigar firm, died sud- denly, on a C.P,R.train near Lindsay. The Board of Commerce announc- ,d that it would henceforth claim or :xerciee no control over newsprint in Janada, The British Air Ministry Is offer - Ing its surplus stock of new and iecond-hand De Haviland airplanes ror sale.. About a hundred and forty rural school principals in Manitoba have organized to better their working ,ondtt ions. Nathan 1. Green, of Winnipeg, who was run over by a train at Guelph, losing both legs, died from shock and lois of blood. The Italian Government has de- creed that from April 6 until further notice newspapers shall be restricted to two pages. . Further sensational developments coule,yesierday in the Inquiry at St ,atharines into the finances of the 19th Regiment. Angus Campbell, superintendent of ho Canada Furniture Co.'s factory it Woodstock, dropped dead shortly tfter arriving at work. The Toronto Board of Control ex- pressed itself as favorable to the "Euilding Guild" scheme of the Trades and Labor Council. President Wilson has appointed .urs. Joseph Daniels to represent Anteriean women at the eighth con- gress of the International Women Suffrage Alliance. FRIDAY. John Marshall, of London, died as the result of a fall downstairs in his home. Robt, Whitelaw, Woodstock, pio- neer manufacturer, died at the age of 93 years. The Indians of Canada, claiming to be Allies of the British, will ask for an Ambassador in the Dominion House of Commons. The commissions of the three Scandinavian countries for the recov- ery of debts owed by Russia are meeting in Copenhagen. The Duke of 'Devonshire announces his' ihtention of settling down -in Chatsworth after his term as Gov- ernor-General of Canada. Ex -Councillor Hugh McDonald, a well-known miner of Glace Bay, N.S., bled to death from a splinter of stone pentrat.ing the artery of A. leg. St. Catharines firemen walked out according to their threat, when the Council accepted their resignations rather t.haq grant their demands. Eugene Brosseu, Canadian welter- weight boxing champion, was knock- out in the sixth round by McTigue of New York at Halifax last night. Ontario teachers completed the or- ganization of a Provincial Federation for the advancement of their claims to greater consideration than they at present receive. Ernest Bergeron, manager for a Windsor hardware firm, was shot In the head and dangerously wounded by police ofilcers, who mistook him for a m liskey' runner. With the " arrival of 'the German bu�ttle�btr,' k.;�'��u �� q�t_I[•ricala�d., at the Fri h of Porth on Wednesday the complete surrender of the Ger- man warships has been made. The Private Bills Committee pass- ed Toronto's bill authorizing the city to operate Its street railway system under a commission of three mem- bers, with or without salary. SATUIRDAY. Nearly 1,300 Toronto Boy Scouts took part ln' as 'Easter rally at the Armories. The Bolsheviki have captured the Black Sea port town of Tuapsie, in Cireassia. A bill to invalldate municipal early closing by-laws aroused much opposi- tion in the Legislatuee. The first license for a commercial air harbor In Canada was taken out for the Ottawa Airdrome. An American landing at Cherbourg with,$176-fn gold was compelled to exchange -it for paper money. An effort is on foot at Queen's Park to increase the revenue derived from Ontario's game and fur re- soures. Angus McDonald's plurality In the Timiskamirig Federal by-electlon, with eight polls yet to bear from, is 2,077. One hundred farms in Northum- berland county have changed hands since the crops were taken off them last year. The Brantford Board of Education, at the instigation of the women's or- ganizations and women trustees, re- stored voluntary drill. Joe Stecher, world's champion heavylweightl wrestler, successfully defended his title against Ptlakoff of Russia In New York last night. The Belgian Government has de- cided to place the Belgian roa& and railways at the disposal of Frame for tho,de*patch of troops to Germany. The prince Edward Inland Govern- oaent proposes to impose additional taxation to raise teachers' salaries and to take advantage of the Pederal grant for highways. Thomas Hillis, of EgmOndVille, Ont-, died at the age of 87. He and bib brother. George, , of Delaware, Ott[., were saidsto be the oldest twin brothers Ift the British Bmplr6, MON19A'Y. Elias Rogers, Toronto coal Iner- t pant, died in his 7th year. A Federated Labor Union has been formed at Believilio. Sterling exchange in New York was heavy at $3.971% tar demand bills. John 1I. 1303 -le. lie of the oldest urviving residents bf Toronto, rmca- cd away. The Japanene hi(*6 capt6t6d the entirLv UssuA' Raii t,4Ad betweft Viadi- vostbV and XAaboro(**. Dr. Ukh*A1 c)ai`) *, V. ,P,r AdAr'kt-cell ,I,, liiktitlptyiaient 1Ab6t 1*1rt " fitjo� ront6 on tht1tarifT tt •IL St. ThQuip hi:o, ftpy{ A l� 1Ib13c v --we a 10 ditte- 4w - Y. .a r Playground9 Assoclation, to establish four supervised playgrounds. George Walters, aged 80, who hest. Pau been a member of the guard of honorof Napoleon III., died at Brantford. Toronto job pyinters threaten to f abandon their present work if a wage increasb is not granted by April L -I Hon. Peter Smith, Provincial Treasurer, is expected to make his -� budget speech in the Legislature thls creek., ` M SRT SVAR -`13". To 1 Six hundred million dollars will be needed this year by the U. S. raflwuys to finance the purchase of new equip - went. Work was begun on two blast fill'- naces at Ojibway for the Canudiar. _ Steel Corporation, to cost $5,000.Ut)y AM �t each. Mac KiIkwood Bryden, aged 14, wi+.s accidentally and fatally -,,hot 1> his younger brother on thtilyathcr'' i wi-tu in Erin Township, The Suskatchrwan Co-operr.tiv, Clevator Co, will erew a ni liou-.iol- 1cr elevcaor and flour twill just 0,11- ,;id ,11- : td 1. T'y ge 1: Prat i(, Man. GRAY HAIR BECOMES 'Electricc:.tg(Ite G.\,'rs' S lnovilt o io ` picket the Soldiers' ti<ttlemeot otTi •c>: ,o pietent returned :;oldivis trop pttU hand IliidEen slay tiles DARK AHD BEAUTIFUL,Wiring. . Under the auspices of the Sng l: Hour- flute Aesoctat,on a mectir.; eve:4 � held at Glasgow on Saturday, al which a rtsolution was adopted urs:- r ing rite Government to pass u hill Try Glrandmother s olid Favorite giving Scotland cuntrol of purply Recipe of Sage Tea and Scuttisl, affairs. Sulphur. ` i)rlllg will.he 11Vre shortly and BENEFIT' FUND REPOItV OF THE BELL, TELEPHONE CO Almost everyone knows that gage Tea 1104V iv the tluie:,to get yOUr horse and Sulphur, properly compounded, Sickne-, disability benhGls, $111,065, brings back the natural color and lustre \t'ired, before the rush is oil.. 68; death behelits, $1'J,9it.4i;. accident to the hair when faded, streaked or ,\ t disability benefits, i15,01G.:3; pensioi gray. S',,ars ago the only cva� to get this We Specinl ize to wiriliE Of all $6,109r mixture was to ninke it at tonic, which meet insrhes, are siear i the Pt is muss and troublesome. / meats made for the guar 1 of from the Nowadays we simply ask at an drugkinds. Employees' Benefit Fund of the Bell 3' P � Y Telephone Cninpany. store for "Wyeth's age and Sulphur The Benefit Fund Committee's re- Compound." You will get a large bottle Private Telephones port just published is an fntereatfnt of this old time recipe improvetf by the document. it shows gross payment: addition of other ingredients for about to employees from the b-neflt fund ll. 50 cents. Everybody uses this prepare- Motors f9t9 of $158.602.02, tion now, because no one can possibly tell "During the year," !;a:-; the report that you darkened your hair, as it does "there was a total of 1,665 sicknesi it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draly Dynamos cases In which benefits were. -paid thio tUrough your hair, taking one small Y This is 52.3 cages less than in 191F strand at a time; by morning the gray The total days of disability was 68,0C hair disappears, and after another appli- Electric Bells and during 1P19 -only 273 days lest cation or tWo, your hair becomes beauti- than in IftS--whick indicates that tht fully dark, thick and glossy and you sickness cases in 1919 were of longei look years younger. Wycth'a Sage and durat.[on, and that in the large numben Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet Burglar Alarm Systems of influenza casts .which helped ter -requisite. It is not intended for the cure, swell the total in 1918,• the absence -at- mitigation or provention.of disease. of a very short duration. In 1918 ALL, WORK GUARANTEED with 208 sickness cases, 8102,962.67 ----- _ was paid in benefits. In 19f9, with on- ly 1,665 sickness oases, fB1ft,065,66i war' paid in lwneflts. The Increase is due Electric Fixtures and Supplies of all to the higher average wase of em- For Infants and ChUdfen ployees." Icinds kept Flu band. In accnrdan(,r with the recommen- In Use For Over 30 Years dation of the committee, the company /�traye bears has a Medical Department ROBT. TAiT in connection fon with Employees' Pett > mature of t 01 sion and.. Benefit Plan, and Dr. G. A. Winters has been appointed to take charge of it as "S[edical Advises," with __ ELECTRICIAN WEST STREET headquarters at Montreal. Dr. NN'in- 'Phone 82 or 193 tern will review all, Medical certificate;' RHEUMATISM and medical examifiatibn forms. It is the intention of the company to This Is fust tba semaon inaugurate some form of physical or, )wbenRbaumattsmwit tit W medical examination of new employ- grinding Iain and stifion- ees. •lt is considered that such pro- Ing of joints Rets Load of eedur'c> is very desirable, both for th„ YOU. Fight It with protection of the employees already In s the servfce and to ensure new employ Templeton's ees being given work for which the) Rheumatic tr are physically fitted. Should such ex-�•:• M1 •n amination disclose minor ailments or n Capsules aa• tendency theree to, the new employe would be made aware of the conditions- Q i ` and advised to consult his or her phy- mpletolve Rheumatto !/7 (/ e �e5� sicfan, in order that early treatment •1i�lssulaa bream comate yL.�..7 colter, and permanent re - might prevent the aliment becoming sults Tber er* Morn- DAILY SERVICE serious. Valuable and disinterestAd mepi&4 b1 doctors, and advlcc has alreadv been given to em' sold b= reliabl. QruRt�%±t/ Lve. TORONTO (Union Station) 'her a ors. i plov'e.s through this channel. or to to Tamp atone. 9, 6 P. 11101. The fund, which now stands at $500,- "11111l1EInt tit�.w a ro on to - 000, is maintained by the company cf Diaof prtoa WINNIPEO CALGARY without contributions of any kind from the rmployee9. 4,k at It. C. Dunlop's Drug Store, BRANDON MONT011 Goderich REGINA • VANCOUVER No profit is with honor uniess it k SASKATOON VICTORIA reasonably small. HEAVY MEAT EATERS HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS $fit ler moat if you feel Backaoby or have bladder trouble -Tab glare Of Salts. No man or woman who eats meal rev - STANDARD TRAM S-001111[»EIII TAL TRAIN EQUIONENT TNROURN- OUT, 1101.41111111110 NEW ALL STEEL TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. Sun. Mon. Wad. Fri, --Canadian National all the war. Tues. Thurs. Sat. -Via O.T., T. P N.O., Cochrane th*nco 0. N. Rys. Tickets •ad iuli Inlormatlon from nasrest Consdlari Natlonal Railways' Agent, JOHN C.ItVICiE, Godrrieb. - or •*neral /assenger Department. Torsnts. Ind*•tries aopartmont Toronto and wlnalpoa will furnish full particulars r06: 10= land is w•st•rs Oaeads evallabie for farwlna or otaor peryos•s. , r r • • 1 asrly can make a rmwu"e hin b7 flusg the 1 kidneys occasionally, says a well-known 1111 authority. Meat forma uric acid which excites the kidneys, they become over- worked from the strain, getoisonsh and the Jacobs' asbestos mine at Thet- ford, Que. The Presidents of Ecuador and Co- SALESMEN WANTED Mon lombia met Monday at the boundary of the two countries and shook hands, To represent Lha p thus seating the historic friendship OLD RELIABLE FONTNILL NURSERIES of the republics. Arriving on the Grampian at St. John came a Canadian soldier whose The greatest demand for Nursery Stock memory 1s almost a blank since in years. Passchendaele, who thinks he is British and European Markets 8010 Frank Hall, formerly of Brantford. open for Canadian Fruit Georges Carpentier was made an honorary member of the Toronto Laargmt list of ovoit & Ornamental, Command of the Army and Nary Vet - Stock, Seed Potatoes, etc., grown erans. Mme. Carpentier has becomft. in:6aneds an: honorary member of the Ladies' Auxiliary. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS Lt. -Col. George Edson Burns and Capt. Jules A. Duchastel de Mon- trouge, were decorated at Montreal STONE WELWNGTAON by the Consul -General of Greece for t& services rendered to Greek residents ( Eetabl4ebed 1837 in Canada during the war. TOROIiI'0. OIIT. WEDNESDAY.. Four degrees wer(y conferred by +: T. SWARTV Bus, Livery and 'whack Stables I; - Rfantta ell Striset Just off the Square 'Bslsses Meet all Trains and Passenger Boats p exerp called for In any out of the town for all teslas at . T.R.or C. P. R. Dews. protrnpt Service and Careful Attendance. wy.� *or uvt"T and Hack Service will be.Ealnd up -to -daub Is every respect. ,� YoNtl' Iyti'olua>�olkttR1/ ` ASWAR5`VGP Mottrod►115 set Knox College at its cies ng exert ees. The Ontario License Board tabled its report in the Legislature yester- day. Jack Tillman, a returned soldier, aged 37, was drowned In the River Ottawa. Dr. Charles A. Martin, Ottawa's oldest dentist, died at his home, aged 83 years. Thomas H. Churchill of Toronto expired suddenly at dinner in a hotel at Galt. Canada's bill for the League of Nations to the end of March has been paid, amounting to $64,043. James Davison of Guelph was for- mally elected president of the On- tario Educational Association. Capt. Forbes and Col. Rawlinson, who were captured by the Turkish nationalists, have been set at liberty. gyndicalists and Extreme Socialists are still endeavoring to keep revolu- tionary measures before the people of Copenhagen. Growers of strawberries in New York State say that the crop in the Huason River valley wawa „a can aaa records this year. Toronto -packers have consented to treat directly with union representa- tives regardlhg the new wage pro- posals of their employes. Francis Oulmet won the final in the golf tournament, from S. J. Q - ham, of Greenwich, Conn. This Is Qutmet's tenth championship. Shamrock IV. has been placed In a deep ditch to facilitate the, addition of lead to her keel without straining the veneered hull of the big racer. The entire fire by' -d- of cL C-t.v_ e:�Yt4 Ch'�>r -slt►d '#+'�tt 'Drat. ,ttaSt. wharf thfr 4't►ltnell. r4r. ,hand tit• x5 �p Wit?. adyltln!c41 in, pay'. r Ilflr ip'orttasque P`lastntrryr At,P. im si>;ain, and proRid %t eft the GnitRuik �. llltarilsueF.ileertlw pradicte trill nrpjMti0lt qt, t ^4 airs tlilW11jeh fah . Ioftt;iind� subtuerge, The 1ltapltobat 5 Leiffal Lure 112A . tdopted the proporttopial represents lou plan ter the next election of Nitrnipex';f: prlaantsttl>y", Who Rlll )e ten W nwA,4er, 1114tegil. of silt. �'LiL71i�D•ili3i'. The kJ, S,. olymple hacke+y team talled for pelgluln 'yeaterOx Aiseusslon of the xapusltaslnx re- port was opened In tho Legislature. C. B. Atterson of Clappleon's fror- iers. near Hantilton, phot a brown, ruiture on his tar=, Labor organisations In. Berlin have nade another nett-miiirletlt de- nand on the Governcneiit. The queWoa of teachers' salaries irps discussed' .by membera of 1,49, antarfo Il d watlofial ,Association, Robert's', .Gray, reeve of "Mariposias,. Ind one of -the most ptoiafaeAt Wen In Hastings' county affairs, is dead. $ixty bags of Potatoes, were dump, :d on the. street lin Montreal, too far rotted to be of use evenor hogs.• A. MacDonald, of Toronto, traveler Por a London cigar firm, died sud- denly, on a C.P,R.train near Lindsay. The Board of Commerce announc- ,d that it would henceforth claim or :xerciee no control over newsprint in Janada, The British Air Ministry Is offer - Ing its surplus stock of new and iecond-hand De Haviland airplanes ror sale.. About a hundred and forty rural school principals in Manitoba have organized to better their working ,ondtt ions. Nathan 1. Green, of Winnipeg, who was run over by a train at Guelph, losing both legs, died from shock and lois of blood. The Italian Government has de- creed that from April 6 until further notice newspapers shall be restricted to two pages. . Further sensational developments coule,yesierday in the Inquiry at St ,atharines into the finances of the 19th Regiment. Angus Campbell, superintendent of ho Canada Furniture Co.'s factory it Woodstock, dropped dead shortly tfter arriving at work. The Toronto Board of Control ex- pressed itself as favorable to the "Euilding Guild" scheme of the Trades and Labor Council. President Wilson has appointed .urs. Joseph Daniels to represent Anteriean women at the eighth con- gress of the International Women Suffrage Alliance. FRIDAY. John Marshall, of London, died as the result of a fall downstairs in his home. Robt, Whitelaw, Woodstock, pio- neer manufacturer, died at the age of 93 years. The Indians of Canada, claiming to be Allies of the British, will ask for an Ambassador in the Dominion House of Commons. The commissions of the three Scandinavian countries for the recov- ery of debts owed by Russia are meeting in Copenhagen. The Duke of 'Devonshire announces his' ihtention of settling down -in Chatsworth after his term as Gov- ernor-General of Canada. Ex -Councillor Hugh McDonald, a well-known miner of Glace Bay, N.S., bled to death from a splinter of stone pentrat.ing the artery of A. leg. St. Catharines firemen walked out according to their threat, when the Council accepted their resignations rather t.haq grant their demands. Eugene Brosseu, Canadian welter- weight boxing champion, was knock- out in the sixth round by McTigue of New York at Halifax last night. Ontario teachers completed the or- ganization of a Provincial Federation for the advancement of their claims to greater consideration than they at present receive. Ernest Bergeron, manager for a Windsor hardware firm, was shot In the head and dangerously wounded by police ofilcers, who mistook him for a m liskey' runner. With the " arrival of 'the German bu�ttle�btr,' k.;�'��u �� q�t_I[•ricala�d., at the Fri h of Porth on Wednesday the complete surrender of the Ger- man warships has been made. The Private Bills Committee pass- ed Toronto's bill authorizing the city to operate Its street railway system under a commission of three mem- bers, with or without salary. SATUIRDAY. Nearly 1,300 Toronto Boy Scouts took part ln' as 'Easter rally at the Armories. The Bolsheviki have captured the Black Sea port town of Tuapsie, in Cireassia. A bill to invalldate municipal early closing by-laws aroused much opposi- tion in the Legislatuee. The first license for a commercial air harbor In Canada was taken out for the Ottawa Airdrome. An American landing at Cherbourg with,$176-fn gold was compelled to exchange -it for paper money. An effort is on foot at Queen's Park to increase the revenue derived from Ontario's game and fur re- soures. Angus McDonald's plurality In the Timiskamirig Federal by-electlon, with eight polls yet to bear from, is 2,077. One hundred farms in Northum- berland county have changed hands since the crops were taken off them last year. The Brantford Board of Education, at the instigation of the women's or- ganizations and women trustees, re- stored voluntary drill. Joe Stecher, world's champion heavylweightl wrestler, successfully defended his title against Ptlakoff of Russia In New York last night. The Belgian Government has de- cided to place the Belgian roa& and railways at the disposal of Frame for tho,de*patch of troops to Germany. The prince Edward Inland Govern- oaent proposes to impose additional taxation to raise teachers' salaries and to take advantage of the Pederal grant for highways. Thomas Hillis, of EgmOndVille, Ont-, died at the age of 87. He and bib brother. George, , of Delaware, Ott[., were saidsto be the oldest twin brothers Ift the British Bmplr6, MON19A'Y. Elias Rogers, Toronto coal Iner- t pant, died in his 7th year. A Federated Labor Union has been formed at Believilio. Sterling exchange in New York was heavy at $3.971% tar demand bills. John 1I. 1303 -le. lie of the oldest urviving residents bf Toronto, rmca- cd away. The Japanene hi(*6 capt6t6d the entirLv UssuA' Raii t,4Ad betweft Viadi- vostbV and XAaboro(**. Dr. Ukh*A1 c)ai`) *, V. ,P,r AdAr'kt-cell ,I,, liiktitlptyiaient 1Ab6t 1*1rt " fitjo� ront6 on tht1tarifT tt •IL St. ThQuip hi:o, ftpy{ A l� 1Ib13c v --we a 10 ditte- 4w - Y. .a r Playground9 Assoclation, to establish four supervised playgrounds. George Walters, aged 80, who hest. Pau been a member of the guard of honorof Napoleon III., died at Brantford. Toronto job pyinters threaten to f abandon their present work if a wage increasb is not granted by April L -I Hon. Peter Smith, Provincial Treasurer, is expected to make his -� budget speech in the Legislature thls creek., ` M SRT SVAR -`13". To 1 Six hundred million dollars will be needed this year by the U. S. raflwuys to finance the purchase of new equip - went. Work was begun on two blast fill'- naces at Ojibway for the Canudiar. _ Steel Corporation, to cost $5,000.Ut)y AM �t each. Mac KiIkwood Bryden, aged 14, wi+.s accidentally and fatally -,,hot 1> his younger brother on thtilyathcr'' i wi-tu in Erin Township, The Suskatchrwan Co-operr.tiv, Clevator Co, will erew a ni liou-.iol- 1cr elevcaor and flour twill just 0,11- ,;id ,11- : td 1. T'y ge 1: Prat i(, Man. GRAY HAIR BECOMES 'Electricc:.tg(Ite G.\,'rs' S lnovilt o io ` picket the Soldiers' ti<ttlemeot otTi •c>: ,o pietent returned :;oldivis trop pttU hand IliidEen slay tiles DARK AHD BEAUTIFUL,Wiring. . Under the auspices of the Sng l: Hour- flute Aesoctat,on a mectir.; eve:4 � held at Glasgow on Saturday, al which a rtsolution was adopted urs:- r ing rite Government to pass u hill Try Glrandmother s olid Favorite giving Scotland cuntrol of purply Recipe of Sage Tea and Scuttisl, affairs. Sulphur. ` i)rlllg will.he 11Vre shortly and BENEFIT' FUND REPOItV OF THE BELL, TELEPHONE CO Almost everyone knows that gage Tea 1104V iv the tluie:,to get yOUr horse and Sulphur, properly compounded, Sickne-, disability benhGls, $111,065, brings back the natural color and lustre \t'ired, before the rush is oil.. 68; death behelits, $1'J,9it.4i;. accident to the hair when faded, streaked or ,\ t disability benefits, i15,01G.:3; pensioi gray. S',,ars ago the only cva� to get this We Specinl ize to wiriliE Of all $6,109r mixture was to ninke it at tonic, which meet insrhes, are siear i the Pt is muss and troublesome. / meats made for the guar 1 of from the Nowadays we simply ask at an drugkinds. Employees' Benefit Fund of the Bell 3' P � Y Telephone Cninpany. store for "Wyeth's age and Sulphur The Benefit Fund Committee's re- Compound." You will get a large bottle Private Telephones port just published is an fntereatfnt of this old time recipe improvetf by the document. it shows gross payment: addition of other ingredients for about to employees from the b-neflt fund ll. 50 cents. Everybody uses this prepare- Motors f9t9 of $158.602.02, tion now, because no one can possibly tell "During the year," !;a:-; the report that you darkened your hair, as it does "there was a total of 1,665 sicknesi it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draly Dynamos cases In which benefits were. -paid thio tUrough your hair, taking one small Y This is 52.3 cages less than in 191F strand at a time; by morning the gray The total days of disability was 68,0C hair disappears, and after another appli- Electric Bells and during 1P19 -only 273 days lest cation or tWo, your hair becomes beauti- than in IftS--whick indicates that tht fully dark, thick and glossy and you sickness cases in 1919 were of longei look years younger. Wycth'a Sage and durat.[on, and that in the large numben Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet Burglar Alarm Systems of influenza casts .which helped ter -requisite. It is not intended for the cure, swell the total in 1918,• the absence -at- mitigation or provention.of disease. of a very short duration. In 1918 ALL, WORK GUARANTEED with 208 sickness cases, 8102,962.67 ----- _ was paid in benefits. In 19f9, with on- ly 1,665 sickness oases, fB1ft,065,66i war' paid in lwneflts. The Increase is due Electric Fixtures and Supplies of all to the higher average wase of em- For Infants and ChUdfen ployees." Icinds kept Flu band. In accnrdan(,r with the recommen- In Use For Over 30 Years dation of the committee, the company /�traye bears has a Medical Department ROBT. TAiT in connection fon with Employees' Pett > mature of t 01 sion and.. Benefit Plan, and Dr. G. A. Winters has been appointed to take charge of it as "S[edical Advises," with __ ELECTRICIAN WEST STREET headquarters at Montreal. Dr. NN'in- 'Phone 82 or 193 tern will review all, Medical certificate;' RHEUMATISM and medical examifiatibn forms. It is the intention of the company to This Is fust tba semaon inaugurate some form of physical or, )wbenRbaumattsmwit tit W medical examination of new employ- grinding Iain and stifion- ees. •lt is considered that such pro- Ing of joints Rets Load of eedur'c> is very desirable, both for th„ YOU. Fight It with protection of the employees already In s the servfce and to ensure new employ Templeton's ees being given work for which the) Rheumatic tr are physically fitted. Should such ex-�•:• M1 •n amination disclose minor ailments or n Capsules aa• tendency theree to, the new employe would be made aware of the conditions- Q i ` and advised to consult his or her phy- mpletolve Rheumatto !/7 (/ e �e5� sicfan, in order that early treatment •1i�lssulaa bream comate yL.�..7 colter, and permanent re - might prevent the aliment becoming sults Tber er* Morn- DAILY SERVICE serious. Valuable and disinterestAd mepi&4 b1 doctors, and advlcc has alreadv been given to em' sold b= reliabl. QruRt�%±t/ Lve. TORONTO (Union Station) 'her a ors. i plov'e.s through this channel. or to to Tamp atone. 9, 6 P. 11101. The fund, which now stands at $500,- "11111l1EInt tit�.w a ro on to - 000, is maintained by the company cf Diaof prtoa WINNIPEO CALGARY without contributions of any kind from the rmployee9. 4,k at It. C. Dunlop's Drug Store, BRANDON MONT011 Goderich REGINA • VANCOUVER No profit is with honor uniess it k SASKATOON VICTORIA reasonably small. HEAVY MEAT EATERS HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS $fit ler moat if you feel Backaoby or have bladder trouble -Tab glare Of Salts. No man or woman who eats meal rev - STANDARD TRAM S-001111[»EIII TAL TRAIN EQUIONENT TNROURN- OUT, 1101.41111111110 NEW ALL STEEL TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. Sun. Mon. Wad. Fri, --Canadian National all the war. Tues. Thurs. Sat. -Via O.T., T. P N.O., Cochrane th*nco 0. N. Rys. Tickets •ad iuli Inlormatlon from nasrest Consdlari Natlonal Railways' Agent, JOHN C.ItVICiE, Godrrieb. - or •*neral /assenger Department. Torsnts. Ind*•tries aopartmont Toronto and wlnalpoa will furnish full particulars r06: 10= land is w•st•rs Oaeads evallabie for farwlna or otaor peryos•s. , r r • • 1 asrly can make a rmwu"e hin b7 flusg the 1 kidneys occasionally, says a well-known 1111 authority. Meat forma uric acid which excites the kidneys, they become over- worked from the strain, getoisonsh and � ^\r e fail to filter the waste and poisons from e • \y 1- the blood, then we get nick. Nearly all a' �• rhemnatism, headache, tiler trouble 01100 , nervousness, dizrinese, sleeplessness anll , 1 '1 urinary disorders come from sluggish kidneys.The " • -,r- N e Na6oml Smolm The ` oment ,on feel a dull ache in 10 N kidneys or your back hurt- or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, tall of sedi- ment, irregular ofa or attended by a sensation of seal=stop sating meat and get about four ounces of Jan Salta from any pharmacy; take a a wateyour before in a giafew br set and to s law da Pinna breakfast p d ys will act rine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, cogibinod with Lithia, and has been used for gmeratiorm to Bush and Stimulate Still the most C. the kidneys; 6150 to ncntralize the aateis 10 In urine so it no rrger -ani trritat;atl, thin ending bladdeder weakness. for the money Jad Salts in inexpensive and causag injure; makes a delightful effervesOnt lithia-water drink' which evrsrosk,�/- should take sow sad tken to keep tthise ' , %�NDR�V1l �I Mo Iddneya ehlets and • active and thll en L3ty-1 ;- its t wwwk* # 'Linney ,* . 1 , e • \y 1- t Vl �• i , , 1 '1