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paladruff and Irritation ,
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On retiring, comb the. hair out stralzfla
ruat toeltae,a Perdue,. gently rubbing in
ticura vintawrit wee thc end of tie
nnex. Anoint additional partings Until
The whole scalp boa been treated. Place
,i,tiatit covering over the hair to protect
opelovr trout possible stain. Thearaxt
%morning shampoo with Cuticue, tog)
and hot water. using plenty. of soap, Lest
applied 'with we hands. Rinse in tepid
?,watra. ttepeat in two weeks if needal,
;cuticur& soap, Ointment and Talcum
atle. each plue Canadian duties.
1 tha tale uneer the teturch in the eity,
or the cue outside the walls on the
i north, known as the Garden Tonna--
' the latter is the 011Q. The Lorn's body
INVP.3 placed in a toutb. The Roman
officer had piereed tie side, so there
could be no doubt of the fact et
1 Chriet's death. 6. Ile la risen -A rea-
IKM W113' he Is not here, Timm words,
have ever eurniebed inspiration to the
followers or Christ. Ile "was dead,"
but is "alive for evermore," and late
"the keys of death aud. ot nell." He
bee tulfillea his prophecy and promtee.
sea the Mace where the Lard laY-As
if to give further assurance end Km -
fort, Tao bet that they sougnt Jo -
ears showed their love for him, And
his resurrection brought a great Mad -
nese to their heart, Christians nt
all ages have gathered encouragement
and strength trent this silliPle, , Yet
forceful, recital of the resurrection ot
our Lord. They have been strengtue
cued or the duties and cenflicts of lire,
„and have been encouraged to he ante
Until death with the hope •of a glor-
ious immortality beyond this life.
7. Tell his discIplee-The sorrowing,
despairing dieelples must be tole.quick-
ly that Jeene is risen. Peter% sad and.
Penitent ite,a-rt must be cheered. Iuto
Galilee --Before hie etucitixiort he had,
told his disciples that he would go
•••••••••-• Galilee (Mat. 26:
Lesson III., April 20, 1919, Our
Ittlien Lori. Baste% Leseon, Mat-
thew, 28; 1-10.
0onententary.-1, The opened tomb
kve, 1-43 1. in the end of the sab-
bath -The Jewish Sabbath closed at
sunset, but the night following is
' neve mentioned. first day of the week
a -lit was early on Stuulay Morning.
eam-e,Mary Magdalene and the other
Ma-Itlary feom Magdala, whera Je-
sus -nail Mired of demoniacal posses-
sloo. "The other Mary" was the sis-
ter of the mother of Jean., and the
mother ot James the Less and Joses.
With the. two Marys came Salome
(Mark 16:11.aad joenua, (Luke 24:10).
They had left their different homes
at a very early hour, some while "it
was yet dark" (John' 20;1), to reach
the semilobre at about daybreak, to
nee the empulehre-Their purpose was
to embalm:en:le body of Jesus, since
they had no thought that he -would
leave the tenth in the manner he did.
2- a great earthquake -This occurred
very ••ertalet Ite the morning before the
women reached the sepUlehre: There
was an ea.rthquake attending Christ's
erteetfixien, and one attendtng his re-
surrection. the angel of the Lord -A
messenger sent on a special errand.
His mission was to roll back the atone,
toeover-awethe guards and to show
the jesas' betty. Was not removed from
the tofnb by the (Melina% Luke and
-John speak of IWO angels, while Mat-
thew and Mark mention one. The
feet that they Mention but one epee
•not prOve that •titsra Were not tave.
'rotted back the stone -A stone, io
shape aornathieg like a mill -stone, was
used tp close the 'entrance to the sep-
ulehree-Cludst could have rolled tee
back himself, butangelic agency Was
employed in the ereat transaction.
eat atponeltte-The Roman soldiers had
been supernatarally overpowered; the
• angel was sitang by the tomb that
haft been gueernaturally opened. The
angeravaa there to explain the diseat-
neurone() of .the Lord. 3. his ,coun-
tenance -"Appearance." --It. V. like
lightning -Compare the appearance of
the angel here, described with that of
Christ at the transfiguration and that
given In Rev.., l44 •15e The alMcaa-
anee indicated aalia,evealy origin. 4.
Orate= of him -The soldiers were
guarding the tomb for fear that hu -
Man hands might -steal away the body
or -Jesus, and were not prepared for
a aheaveoly .visttation, •the. watchers
• eetliet quake (R. y)-ShoWIng that their
terror twos genuine and extreme. as
deed enee-They were eompletely over -
Kerte by the experinces of that night.
tette earthgeake and the dazzling splehe
dor of the angel we,re wonderful to
them. • -
11. The Maslen or the Women (vs.
5-3). teethe nage!. unto the
.woment-sPne women had oreme to be
sent ctn. aloyous mission, for their
-Larch was alive and the good tied%
nettstehee toitieto the disciples. It is
prabahle that VarY Magdalene reach -
ode theetoenb first and Kett that the
etene wait -rolled away. She hastened
to, tell Peter, mad while she was gone,
the other -Women arrived and entered
the eepttlehre. TheY were naturally
affrighted at the absence of Josue and
the 'circumstances attending his dinap-
pearatme. One of the two angele men-
the -Wed by Luke end John spoke words
of corrifort to the women. fear not
eleteeertne gamete ewe terrieied at the
pieeence ot, the angels, but a. mesiage
tefocomfort was borne to -the women
by the heavenly visitors. I know -A
re,asettriug proof that the angels were
dleenely sent nPon this e -special
(Sae orualtied--The followers of
Jens believed that he wee dead, tor
they went about the -duty of embalm
tng the bedy, joeeph. of Arrnathael-
tunight •the privilege of burying the
bode' lit his own new tomb. TwO
i0 etreachtiMed as the tonal, Lour
fiord, and each of these places has its
eating sinsporters, The Church et the
Sepalchre stands over the spot
wkieli le claimed to he tile place ef
thsacrucifixiott and burial Of Christ. It
fsewithirt the wane ot Jerusalem, while
the place 'where Christ suffered was
without the gate. Thie location seems
to deck the hill Calvary, or Golgotha.
'Pita e.hurch es held jointly bY Greeks,
Ramat( Catholics, Armenians and other
ettote, and (Whereat et these falba
no seeirt to wership placee and im-
ages there instead of the living God.
Chttside the wallet of the cite ou the
hearth is a. hill that many regard as
Calvary,. Its oboes° is like that of a
Ault e'en, by is a garden and a
'tomb liniete Out of the solld rock. vibe
hIR end the tomb answer well the de-
OderilltiOn Wo Wive of the crucifixion
taa resurreetIon of (trig, it .a the
berlief of meaty, that ft either plea is
0* total) Where:011r bord was laid,-
.
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EATLY
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The good old fashion of taking a tonic, in the springtime, like
lutist ofhe tcustoms of our grandparents, is based .upon 12011nd
ermitnen eellSe and gpod mcdical practice. Na matter how mild
the, winter it is a trying time, teen in the most favored climates,
l'or those who are Ude rugg•td physical healf h, any
women and children- go through the winter on reserve, strength
they avetdup during .the sunny, summan
er months, d grow
increasingly palo as the spring days approach. A tonic for the
Mad and nerves at this timo will do, much for .such people, by put-
ting color in the cheeks and banishing that tired feeling that wor-
ries thousands at this.,season of.the year, '
You can not be energetic if your blood is thin and weak, or if
.your nerves are frayedaYed or shattered, tQU cannot compete. with
others if you d6 net .got refreshing sleep at. night, or if you are
losine weight. You need a tonic at ibis time to add to ,your effi-
3iency now,. as won: its. to save Mt from stiffering later On, Arid in
before them tato 34;
Mark 14: 23)., De appeared to then1 • all the realm of medicine there is no Seer or better tonic than Dr.
beforegoing therebut his appearance Williams' P4ialt Pills for Pate 'People, These pills make newrich,
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ere was in Galilee.. e. Departed quickly
from the sel:itlehre-Tnere was no fur-
ther attiaction for them there slime;
Jesus was gone. With fear-I3ecaame
of the awe-inspiring, angelic vieltation.
Great joy --Because of the resurrection
of their glorious Lord. Their joy made
thern swift of bet. A marvellous
change lied come civet them within a
short them, perhaps within,a few min-
utes, They had been almost in despair
over the death of their master.
,Through a leek of understanding and
of faith they had nearly given up hope
ot the eetabliehment a the new king-
dom of wIaleh they had heard newel.
A.11 was now changed. Jesus was
alive, and they faith and hope would
be greater than ever in the past from
the very bet that he had riseu from
the dead.
III, Meeting Jesus (vs. 9, 10). 9. As
they went -In onedienee to the angel's
commend. It was a. glee roespage they
woe bearing. Jesus met thorn -This.
was the second appearance, The first
appearance was to MaryMagdalene
(Mark 16: 9). It seems that when she
told Peter toulettjohn of the empty
tomb they at once ran to the sepulchre
to eee for themselves (Jelin 20: 240),
and she also returned at once to the
tomb. During her absence the othMr
women had received their commission
from the angel and had hurriedly left.
Peter and John soon left alie, and
Mary remained alone at the tomb
weeplag. It was, then that Jesus it,p-
;neared to her (John 20.: 11-18), Later
hi. the morning Jesus met the other
women who had gone to tell the dist
eiples, who were, probably scattered
and may- have been some distance
away. All hall -Literally, rejoice; the
Greek salutation ot.i. meeting and part-
ing. 10. Shall they sSe me -This nubile
appointment' was made an order' that
the whole body of diseinles might meet
the risen Lortl.
Questionsea-}IOW long was Chriet's
eeody ii tbm tomb? What proofs are
there that he was neaq? When did he
rise from the deaa? Who eeme early
to the sepulelme? 'Why din they peace?
Describe the appeatanee et the angel.
Whaawas the angers message to tDe
awoman? Ito whore did our Laird firet
appear? How die. the, Jove • explain
the disappearance - of ChrisVe body
• from, the tomb? What were the feel-
. Ings of the (11§,eireee when they learned
that Chrtst tad risen from the dead?
What rippointment eid 'Jesus make
with his diseiplee?
PRACTICA.L. SURVEY,
Tople.-The Meaning of Christ's Re.
surrection.
I. Its certainty.
II. Its- assurance.
1. Its certainty. Five great person'il
events are inseparably connetted with
Christ's work of atonement. Incarna-
tion, - crucifixion, resurrection, as-
cension, intoreessien. Pour of theee
tranopired within the realm of the
tete
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Williams' Pink Pitts, and after tailing
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but these have now' disapk,ettred, I
The lastita,tind that my apPetite is better, and
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I have every coundence in your pills
tuele from whica ,I &lettered had Wm -
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was in every way strorfaer and bet-
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tonic in the spring, and tor this pur-
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Miss Beatrice Bishop, ,IF'endale, N.
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Mrs. Herbert Hanson, of Lower
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1 sotteree greatla with sick headaelie,
dieeineess and a 'feeling a apprieeloe
4,D4.oro4ilees..K., shprt 'treatment with
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daughter,Blanche waa suffering ft•em
anaemia, and through the use, of Six
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work of etioaeraept. Itawars the crown,- I
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Meeeitthship attel the !: culminating I • - JANS 010 ag emonstration ef lS
dije Sooshio and J.
peoof that he Was.- "a' teacher seat i - a.. . — '
Son of God with power....by the re -
from God." He was "declared to be tile , , , , LANI woRK
surrection from the dead," It was the
natural and necessary completion of
the work of atonement, the eequel to
the cruelfixion and the ground of les- Beha,ved Splendidly C)11
Lineation, "He wee delivered for mit , •
offences and was raised, again for our Archangel Front. ...,
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visibie and clothe materiel edam; the
,ast en Lao pmne of tae spiritual and
withot the unseen. The first four are
fnisned traneactions; the priestly
work of the fifth will coutitue ttntll
mtereeesion gives place to judgment.
Phe resurrection stands Midway in
redemptional proasetee. Toward it all
the preceding tend, and in it find con-
eummatIon; front it the succeeding
. flow. It is ono of the elementary
truths of thc) Christian system. he
pleee and Importance set it among the
Christian verielee, e. corner -stone in
the edifice of human redemption
Josue predietea His own regurrectien,
and jt e evidences must equal thew) of
His -death, and afford firm footirg for
Oheistian faith, The death and resur-
rection of .Chriet are always aecmciate
ed In apostolic preaching. The one le
completed itt the other, and With It
the' whole gozpol stands or foils.
Withouta resurrection there Is no
measage. Peel meltefe St. the pivotal
point o Christlsn faith: "If Chrtet be
not raised, your faith is yarn; ye are
yet in your OW No feet of Chrest's
earthly eojourn le more felly attuned.
There aro two:ivied ten distinct ap-
pearancee between the resurrection
and a0een3400, With one exeePtlall the
place and with two nneptions the
time ere derinItely staled. On one oe-
mime alitive f:Ve hundred Willies:ate
Were present. 'die ehowea flitiselt
alive atter Ma peeelen by nittlY in`
fallible Proefe." •
• It, Ite assurance. The reettreeetlen
of /ems confirm tho past. Agee of
preattratitof oultninated in the crow,
the decisive Meeting -place •betweett
men'e ein anti Godes grace; but with.
out the reeurreetion the purpose of
His death was frustrated. Prophetie
deciaratione and hopee were in ens.
peree until it was a,ecoreatthed. and
patriarehel faith Van felito If it wee
unreal (roa-16. 9, 10; job. 19, 25). It
eatabliehes Chrlet's own etupentious
• aettertleme, If hietorleally true, it eon-
firme lila entire Maim and publittlY
attests the Father.* aceeptanee of Hie
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STRONG AND -WELL
Ma H. II. IVIcKelvey, Ororiot Ont.,
s.s.yst "eity experience With Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills has been of the most
fatforable kind, At the time I began
them nee 1.-3Y4S_8O wealt.end run down
that I could hardly- go about, My stom-
ach was also out of order and the
teal I took did not seen to do me
a. bit of good. Then Dr, William' Pink
Pills came to ley rescue, and under
tlieir use vay stomach grew better,
my general health mproved, and I
was soon as healthy and vigeisue
man as I had ever beett. -Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, with the use of Pinklets
as a laxative when needed, Is now
our family medicine, and we 'woulti.
not be Without them."
"trio krona eurfaces and the melting
mow are shaking moventeut dint eat.
In the atstion of •Sred Mekhrenga, April
64 the dt, c() was carrion out ti y the
Liverpool 'MI Yorkehire troops, aad a
company 'trove the RilfiSiall army, sup-
ported by artillery of the Slavo-Brittsh
Allied. Legion, under Britten (=sere.
The defence of Bolshie °zeal againet
the attacks of Aprir 7 was. carried Mit
by the Russian National AmIXIY, whose
artillery had French officers. Tr Was
their first fight and they ,bellaved with
exceptional steadiness.
'In one case a Section of the
elan new howitzers were taken out
of the gun lens and reversed, at et
range Of 400 yards, againet a large
body of the enemy on sitlis, A tome -
ant, of American infantry was in 'sup-
port of this sector.
"The HOW Air Force greatly as -
Rested with Canadians, South Africans
and Russitute tut pilots and observers."
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DYING LIKE FLIES.
Flu." Taking Terrible Toll
of Labrador Folk.
$11•••• • MI,
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OVERCOMELW
SAFE ME11101)
1Tarbor Orace acoort seta's: ida,
John Malta°, of Messrs. a. ia McBee 6i
Sone, received the following telegram
showing the terrible ravages Influenza
eas made on the Labrador coast amongst
„1.11e aagerintatix population. if at all
Peesible (and it is not possible, by wee
of Quebec), aid should be sent in the
shape of doctorand medicine to save
the remnant of those poor natives, The
Government ehoule also take measures •
to prevent our own people going down
mere in thousands next sernmer from
meeting
,i like fate. Influenza is ex -
Perste(' to revisit Buren° and Americlt.
next year in as more cies.clly form.
Amonget the thileas found to be, se.re-
amnia to some astern elsewhere is In-
oeulation with mnste. lf our modloal
'society approve, the Government shout
eocure a supply for our NowtoufldIlulfl
andLaareder population, and have
enough doctors. nurses and other means
or retie in readiness. No time is to bo
-
test.
Battaie Harbor, via Engo, March 21.-
• "Me, Jack McRae: Many hutuirects
• quimaux dead of Labrador Spanish Influ-
. enr.a. ()kelt nearly cleaned out; 'lett-
ron, over BOO dead; Nair', OTOr 100, Nm-
-
*her a bodice) eaten by dogs, and over
too bodies buried in one pit. Ilenevetl
that oot over 409 Esquimau% left on
coast. Weather tnitd, No lee any di-
rection. Wind southwest. - S, W.
Brazil."
Er
As a vermiletge there Is nothing so
potent as Mother Graves Worm Dx-
terminator, anti it ean be given to
the most deneate ebtld without tear of
Maury to the constitution. •
lustificatiort." If lie remained a prey .
to dpath, 11 cmild not redeem others
and His priesthood vanishes. The re-
surrecti9n of Sesus artifiee immortal-
ity. It is the.greuad and pledge of the change,
resurrection of believere :Without it
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MI Allies in Prisoner Mt-
•••••
the Chrietian dead . have peritthedr*.
to An Arehattgel cable: The SCommis_
.jaeeseu.seanectkenieee afree9TtheGdoda falliododwoefultight sten which is to confer 'with the Bol-
a sheviki regarding the exchange a
Bol -
into the unseen world, revealing
conscious Mid poettive lite of holittess,Prisonero will include British, Amerl-
of blessedneas and of glory in a per- can and Freneh officers. The con -
footed liketierat te litmeter In body, ference is expected to be held tonle3r.
soul and spirit. W.H.C. - • Up to date tnere are 43 Amerlean
soldiers listed ma missing, No °file -
IL S. ASSE•SSORS NAMED. ers are on the list. It 18 coneidered
Washington repoft; Lieut. -Col, II. G.
that perhaps half ine massing men
Attlee and Major Sidney R. Underwood are possibly prisoners.
have heon named 1)y Secretary of War There was some artillery activity
Baker as the "Canadian contract eases-
sors," provided by the Canadian Ger. yesterday on the I)vIna-Vaga Sector,
eminent in the organization of tho
portal Munitions Board. The two °fa-
cers will act as the representative of the
tt. S. in the settlement of war eontratts
which 'were placed in Canada.
No One need „endure the agony of
come with HolloWayte Corn Cure at
hand to remove them. .
but the situation bit all toe fronee .z
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FOUGHT TO LAST
TO HOLD ODESSA
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1 t Reds Were 7 t 1
Against Allies
Who Were Rescued13y War-
ships.
4 OGESTIONS GIVEN WHEREBY
INSOMNIA CAN BE SAFELY
AND QUICKLY CURED.
Worry, overwork, overstuda awl in-
digestion cause insomnia.
itlealtay, natural sleep can't be pro-
duced by drum.
First, the blood ciretklation Meet be
1111Preved
Cougeetien of bleed m the head
;
Irritation in the brain must he re -
e
Meet hremoved.
beeawse Verrozone etniallzee
eireulation, because it soothes the ir-
ritation, because it removee congee-
Lion that tt does euro Melanie.For
For building blood and nerve, for
instilling force and life into Over -
Worked 'weans, for eetablishing
strength andvitality, where eau You
rind anytaing so efticient Ferro-
zone?
•
•Reenember, is lust as import-
ant a8t) food.°u
Ytuusteeleele Or break down, but
if you'll use Ferrozone and thereby
remove the ceneitions which aow keep
You trom sleepaYou'll get Well quick-
ly. . ie
Forrozone let .not a narcotic pilot e
dope; it is --a healtie-giVing, tonic that
any rchlla or delteate woman can use.
Absolutely safe Is Ferrozone.
Take a for a month, take !tater a
'g•
Year -no harnie but trantneeneable
cod willresult,,
,
To sleep welia.look well „feel well,
to be free froill depression, Wows -
nese or blues -time Perrozone•tiVe 11.
food tonic, a healer to the wonky and
wretched, a boast to the &tattles's -
sold in 50c boxes,
six for • $11,5N an
dealera, or direct' from The Catarrh -
ozone Co., Kingeton, Ont.
13 '
A Geneva cable: Some details cola
ceriaing the evacuation of Odesas, by
the allies have been, received here
from Bucharest. Theee are to the ef-
fect that the anted army Was over-
whelmed by the Ukrainian Soviet
troops, who outnumbered them sin or
seven to one.
The alike fought stubbornly in° the
etreets for many hours, but 1111811Y
retreated to the port, where they
were rescued by allied ehias. The
French troops sofferea meet,
The advieee from 'Bucharest say
the retreat lit the allies has greatly
encouraged the Bolsbialki,
The Bolshevik armies whieh cap-
tured Odecea are now tryiog to pene-
trate the Ceimee. Thee have alreetlY
come In +contact With the France -
Greek troops, who, according to Boa
shevilt reports, were driven back. The
Bolshevik' eattured Porekop, one
hundred miles north of Sebastopol,
EGYPTIANS MAY
MAKE HOLY WAR
;Trouble There Threatens to
Turn On Religion.
Gen, Allenby Reports a New
Ministry.
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Itir
WORM
TORONTO .M&RKE VS.
vArtmxas' InA1tIC41.%
Dairy 1'rodu20-
13utter, 0110.1Jn dairy ....10 68 $0 02
Do., eietimery . „ 0 65 0 '/0
Margarine, ...... 0 40
Nus, new laid, dozen.. 0 RI 0 55 -
Cheese, lb, .... 0 35 0 40
Dreeeed Poultry -
Turkeys, Ib., .
Fowl, lb. ......
Citickeas, roasting •••••
Fruits -
Apples, basket.
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Cabbage, each .. .
Cauliflower, each
Celery, head .....
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Do., head „
Onions, 75-1b. sack .
Do., basket_
Do., pickling, basket
Do„ green, buiielt
Leeks, bunch
parsley, bunch ..„ ....
Parsnips, bag
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Rhubarb, buneh .
Sage, bunch . . .
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OUTER MARitETS
WINNIPIIIG GRAIN EXCHANGD.
Fluctuations on the Winnipeg Grain
Exchange yesterday were as follows: --
Oats -
Open. High.
May ...(10 71% 0 72%
'July . .0 734 0 72%
Flax -
May . .363 3C15
.71113T • .3 584, 3 59%
Barley -
May, .„b1 00% 1 01% 1 0014, 1 00%
July .1 00% 1 012,, 1 001/2 1 01%
a -To 72%e sold. b -To $1.01% sold.
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MARKET.
Minneapolis -Flour ,unchanged. Bar-
ley, 95e to $1.04. Rye, No. 2, PM*,
Bran, $38,00. Flax, $3.811/2 to p.m*,
. DULUTH LINSEED.
Duluth -Linseed -On track, 83.8514
to $3.861/2; arrive, $3.851/2; May, $3.851/2
bid; July, $3.791/2 bid; October, $3.45
asked.
WOOL MARKET.
London -The offeripgs at the wool
sales to -day agg,regeled 11,000 bales.
The market closed strong. Choice
Cross-breds and inerfnOs were 15 per
cent to 25 per cent„ and other grades
5 per cent. to 10 per cent. over the
GoVerinneet sehedules, Coarse cross
nreele were unohanged. Practically MI
of the 7,800 bales of the latter were ,
sold, ladicating the urgency of require-
Menas.
London cable: (Reuter Despatch.)
-Ilteuter's learns that some apprehen-
sion is felt that the trouble in Egypt,
Which was fomented at the beginning
entirely bY Nationalist sentiment, may
take a religious turn and that the na-
tive tribes may dnetere a Holy war
agabast the British Empire.
There is reason to believe that the
natives may have been affected by
Turkish propagandists who are in ?ao
way friendly toward Britain.
Steps are 'being taken_ to deal who
thispoosffic
sibillaitiett
,rhepress bureau at Cairo
to -night issued the following atate-
raent: "Gen,, Allenby reports that g
new Ministry in Egypt wee formed Yea-
tertlay; with.HaeSein,lattchill Pasha as
President of the Cottnell, The prov-
inces are gala, hut elentoristrations In
,parts of Cairo on April 9, the, feature
being hostility toward Armenians by
Parties Or relighe."
to It.
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oomparatively quiet. . •
• Minton April 10,-A War ' Office
'MOVEMENT DIFFICULT. TROuBtE ovER
coMMunieation dealing With the sitUa-
tion on the Archangel front Was fatted
to -night. It PaYsi
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Donu
6S2
ciMa3tRe?
66b
W -g .
The war -tax has pito.
tioallydoubled the price
of the hest grades of
thatches, and,has Tore
than doit.131.c4 the price
of the cheaper
44cl the tax adds nothing to the value of the match. You
ean'e lbt your pipe with, ihe tax, yot you pay as much on
poor match as On et gOOC1 Otte.
EDDY'S MATCHES
have more than ilx.ty years of experience behind thent:
Among the 30 to 40 different brands roado in this huge
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for every purpose. Anti each te the best of its kind that eur everiettet
cart devete. Idstet 05 Eddy's lelatehee and sst real teatchavalutt for
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'HULL, Canada
titsv Makers of fratatafad ribrawars and Peva. Spsolatitet
lietie 111 m140.4c1L)Tiii
ttfeetoTteit
ferSTe
1 tl11
eiera. I Coe- ite
•
PEACE TREATY
Secrecy of the Big Your Re-
sented by Rest,
Allied kowers. Are Oriticis-
Low, Close
071 O711/2
0 7,2% 0 72%
3 63 3 641/2
3 5814 3 58½
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tios4 ornok ovitiol‘ oyo.
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note sTotook
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ing It Now,
A Paris cable: The report of Gen•
eat Jan ‘Chrietian Smuts coiaeerning
hie visit to Hungary_ and the entire
cireumstenees eurroundIng his mis-
sion are prOVoltIng tench critieferta in
Enteate circles. Although •Cleneral
Stunts' wile authorized ta go to Buda -
Peet Int the Colancil el Pour, the na-1
turo, of hie.. plesion was not cicarlY
defined. ,
The French and other allied Gov-
ernments are provoked beeause the
statements of Bela Kiln, the Him-,
garian Foreign "alisilster end leader,
of the ISoviete, gave the impression
that °Mora/ Smiles had diplomatic
standing, and that his cottferenees
aliLb tb.e Hungarian offloiale consti-
tuted recognition by the Eateete of
the Soviet Doverament.
While the dipiOniatie standing of
General Sthuts as deleted by syirtually
all the Entente delegations, the im-
pression is gaining ground that his
trip to Hungary was ditetted chiefly
by the British and that it was not
empathetically supported bY the her
Veteran Tells of a,
Terrible Experience
`BEFORE 1-18 FOUND RELIEF tN
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS. -
et
••••..••••••14..•
Who Oppose Huns Getting
Postmaster of Hereford Points' the
Terms Pirst. Way to Health to Other Sufferers
• from Kidney and Bladder Trouble.
A .Pari, Cable: The pinery 'session
of the Peace Conference to-mobrow is
awaited With witch intered because of
the dissatisfaction 'existing among the
smaller flattens. Tho indications are
that there may be interpenatIons con-
cerning the secrecy With which the .Lag
Four is surrounding itself, and rumors
that negotiatione MaY °Peri with the
Germane without fully advielog all toe
peace delegates of the terms of the -
treaty, Withottt exception Hue entMler
aellene are said to be ilisplefteed et
holes kept In the dark.
The Council of Four le strongly op-
posea to official publication of the
Desks treaty basil:" its sshrsission
ths Germans. It maintains that It
IS allowing positive sletiscoos to be one
noupted end that Consegeently the
ponlie will be aftelsed oti all the main
Points before- the treaty is eignati.
This platen:teal and facomplete publat
vett= It unsatisfactory to many of
the delegates Who are Urging that the
neople a the allied tonetrlea ahould,
hate tlut tett Of the peace' treaty fetnn
their offithils before the Cierrefille an
rielInte it with their interpretations.
Wattly!----Yott tniet her husband is
stono-deaft Pile 'wants
more dia.montle antlehe wert't bear of
it. --Town Tonle&
4 •
LENS MINES.
Huns May Restore Them,
Relieving Saar Valley,
A Paris cable says*: The Council of
Four re,ached an agreeMent title after-
noon on the Saar Valley. The agree -
Mont leaves sovereignty over the valley
unchanged, but accords o Frante free
of duty sufficient coal for the, Lorraine
iron industry and to replace the pro-
duction of the mines destroyed in the
Lens mining district, with the privil-
ege to the 'Germans of restoring the
Lens mlne,s and thus relieving the Saar
Valley of that charge.
This agreement removes one of the
•most difficult obstacles to the conclu-
sion of peace.
- Hereford, Que., April 14th, (Special).
-Mr. A. PeabOdY, the Veteran post-
master here, is one a the Muer old
people who claim i to have reeetved
new lease of iliettnroutth the use of
Dodd's Kidney Nile.,
Mr, Peabodlt is in his 84t11 Year, latt
wonderfully strong end aotiVo for one
of his Age. Bat he tvAs not Always
thus, "For Alai YearS," tte ems, IA
telling hia fttory. "I (mattered freal
kldney and Wager trouble. I had
those sheep, etreaky, lightpiug Pine
through my mueelea, even to MY fin-
ger tips.
"in lif41-ch,.1.017, I Wee taken With a
Shaking chill ea4 deathly pales
through abdomen, greine, and the
small of my hulk. 1. vets confined to
niet bed, tor three weeks, during whieh
time I often had to get up as often
,as twenty or thirty Ulna a do,
"I tried many remediets, but got'
little benefit till I tried bodd's Kid-
ney Pills. In three days 1 got relief,
anti three boxes cleared all the pains
out Of uor eyetelti. I elect rest much
better at nights.
"X am Maros glad tO tell other eat -
faros from kidney and bladder trouble
what DodtVe Kidney Pills tint far me."
Ask your rteigbbors about Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
•
*
Arthur 1 Irwin
D.D.S., 1...D.S.
Doctor of riental Surgery of the Penn.
sylvania College and Licentiate of,nen.
tal aurgery or Ontario.
Closed even Wednesday tifternoon.
Office in Macdonald Block,
%/VW? LE DEAF?
When those pronounced incurable by
specialists are being successfully treated
by Dr. Mayen. The Mayell Improved
Way is very different to methods Of or-
dinary specialists. Patients liniove
from tlfe first. Why not reap t ese
benefits yanrself? Send Stamp for ishok-
let, Dr. E. W. Ms.yell, Heintzinan Bldg.,
King and John streets, Munition, Ont,
Mena Garfield 3178. • •
NEAR MUTINY
;IN1 US. FORCE
W. R. Hamby
tattee M.D., O.M.
S pecial attention paid to eneeaette
ot ViNeetten. and Ohildeen„ barna*
taken postgraduate work in Sur-
gery, Ucteriology arid ReleattOtt
Medicine.
Offite in the Kerr residence, bet
twOlut ate Clueeree Hotel and the
Baptist Ohurch,
brailttoss jrivan careful attention.
Mose ft& P. O. Pletz 1.111
Dr. Rabt. C. Redmonct '
(Ent.)
Lactdo,r-„ (ton4.)
PHYSICIAN AND--eunturoK
(Dr, Chishetrall old - stand),
•
DR. R. 1 STEWART
Graduate of University of Toronto.
Faculty of Medicine; Licentiate Of the
Ontaria College of Physicians , and
Surgdons.
OFFICIO ENTRANCE:
SECOND DOOR NORTH OF
ZUREIRIOG'S PI4OTO STUDIO,
JOSEPHINE ST. PlION 29
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
DR. F. A. PARIVER.
Osteopathy trailds vitality sad
strength. Adtistnient of -the spire) end
*ter therm isegentleaseteuren,:thert
tal. timoving the, .screptpoid4, wages
14 disease.
.11S1ood presumes., and. her examinta
'time made. Trusties ieliatiffestly lite
to&
OFFtoft °vim cipitts-mrs
Risars--fraudays s ate.
,to f p.m.; Wodoisdayo, f to :a Loa
Oates days by teepolintenenk
Archangel Incident Graver
Than First Thought.
War Department 'Seeking
More News.
Washington report; The War De-
partment isStled,to-night an official
Statenient conflriding Associated Press
advices from Archangel that what rinl-
°anted to a mutiny occurred among
the AMerlean troops there On March
20. A coMpany of infantry, the mes-
sage stated, refused to entrain for Ile
front Until personally urged to- do so
Int -Col, George W. Stewart, ceranland-
ing the American contingent, Cpen
threats Wee° made of general Mutiny
Illaese a definite- statement from Wash-
tugtott insuring early WithdraWal was
forthcoming.
The department has cabled for more
infatuation. From the message re-
ceived to -day °Metals were t1110,ble to
aseertein Whether a, cOndition•Of
tlitY had fa feet developed In -the past
tel elttYs, renalag faller udvid34, ao
eentMeat waS fertitcOMIng ea to the
emu's& to beinzrsuad,
Tho offielel report Makes the Irma
dent (Welt Mare iterlOus than the orig..
Ina press aecounts, intimatioes that
a general feelint of unrest pervaded
the entire force have come provioesly
from General IrOtteldes, the fliriash
Commander -in -Chief,
Th(1 despateh leaday did tat Alton
to. whet extent Bolshevik " rootiaPo-
dists could be held respene'ele for the
behavlot of the troops, aor had any
ittformation reached the department
tending to show the eateet to Whicb
the rebellious attitude may have Spread
through the Whole Anierican contin-
gerit.
The d39t11 Trifantra of the 85t1t DI-
Vielon forms the bulk of the American
tontingent in the Archangel region.
- 4,4.4. • --,14111SAY
Any man may attend his life in the
pursuit 01 -money. It he nappetta to be
a bell tolleeter.
-General -1-ispitai
(tinder Governmena Inspection).
PilettaentlY situated, beautifully dent.
nished. Open to AU regillarly %tensed
phyaiclant. Rates far patients .(Whielb
Include board and .nursing)' -$4.90 tee
05.00 per'week, ;cot/rang to location
Of room. For further inferniatione•-•
Address 1.1 1 SS L. MATH E W 8,
. Super' otetniento
Sex, 223,- Winghem, Ont.
I SELL
Town and Farm proportion Can Pen
ass triyetint zed atit•reY Prieema i Wei
HMO inceolleat MOW%
3 G. STEWART
WifiGHAM. •
Pleas. IM. Office in TOWtt th411
J. W. DODD
(Successor to J, G. STEWART)
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT
and HEALTH INSURANCE.
P. 0. Ito* 366, Plitnie 198
WINSHAM, ONT,
John F. Grovt
unit Olt . •
111EARRI &GE 1.10E1SA2
TOWN HALL WittiteliAte
Phones-reffIce gdi; ResIdettes 11111.
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NEW CiMMISSION
TO VISIT BERLIN
To Report On Political, Eco.
nomic Developinents.
Pars of a New, llaVical,
Regime.
Paris, April 13. -Increasing concern
is expressed here over the develop-
ments in Germane', espeelally as to
their threat to the continued existence
of the present Government, because it
le believed to some quarters,. at least,
a continuance of the exleting Govern-
ment is desirable in the interests ot
otheaesrsateat,c,d Governments as well 53
ron
An authoritative vieW is OM if the
present cealition Goverpmeht In Ger-
many is overthrown, It lo 9.1111081 cer-
tain to be succeeded by a radial re-
gime front which little in the line Or
etability, responsibility and SOIVeity
for the purpose of reparation paymente
allbaleenxgthe P eetled"
etzlneed of' acenrate end
direct information from Germany it •,
has been decided to Mel a neW mtg..
sion of investigatiou _to Berlin to study
and report on political and teenomie
developments, The tommisslon will
leaVh Parts next week,
Sweater 011ie.
A mart wool slipover.
INitted in new square web. effect.
Sleeveless and collarless.
D -Cep square neek °Denier'.
hoTrol: tilteptic refuse; to at a gift
cigar -where he 'Wouldn't look a gift