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~ THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928 PAGE THIRTEEN S---- HOTEL MEN WILL TOUR MARITIMES Managers in Quebec and On- tario to Visit East- ern Provinces Saint John, N.B., May 9.--An in- vasion of the Maritime Provinces will be made by a party of prom- fnent hotel managers of the Prov- inces of Ontario and Quebec dur- ing the first part of June this year, it is learned here. Leaving Montreal June 3 16 managers of leading Upper Cana- dian hostelries, will start out on a tour of the three provinces, on the invitation of the Maritime Provine- es Hotel Association, who, together with the transportation companies, have arrangfd an elaborate pro- gram of enteftainment during thelr two week vigit. Herbert J. Lyons, secretary- treasurer, of the Maritime Associ- ation. said that the object of the tour was to strengthen and Increése the membership of the Maritime Provinces Hotel Association, which is affiliated with the Donrinion Ho- tels Association, to which organiza- tion the visiting party belong. The itinerary of the tour will be as follows, Bathurst, June 4; Mone- ton, June 5; Charlottetown, June 6 and 7; New Glasgow, June 8; Halifax, June 9 and 10; Kentville, June 11; Yarmouth, June 12, and Saint John, via Digby, June 13 and 14. A meeting of the Maritime Prov- inces Hotel Assocation will be held in. each centre during the stay of the geusts at the various points mentioned. FOUR SKELETONS ARE DISCOVERED Buffalo, May 9.--Workmen dig- ging at Old Fort Erie, Ont, Sund day, uncovered the skeletons of three British soldiers and an .In- dian who fell during the American glege of the Fort in the war of 1812. Fragments of a shell and the position of the skeletons igdicated that the four had been buried by the missile that killed them. The skeletons were found huddled to- gether, face downward, about two feet below the surface. J. E. Muth, caretaker at the fort, found buttons of the 108rd regi- ment and plain metal buttons on three of the skeletons. The fourth was bare of identification marks, indicating that he had been an In- dian ally of the British garrison. ' PERTH REGIMENT COMMAND VESTED IN LIEUT.-COL. TROW Ottawa, May 9.--Military pro- motions and transfers announced at the Department of National De- fence today, include Major R, M. Trow, promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, to command the Perth Regiment, with regimen- tal headquarters at Stratford, Ont., vice" Lieutenant-Colonel A. W. Deacon. FURTHER RELIEF _ IS NOW ASSURED Hoine Bank Shareholders to Receive Additional Pay- ment for Losses Ottawa, May 9.--Representing shareholders of the Home Bank, a small delegation has been here frequently this session and work- ing in conjunction with a commit- tee of members representing cone stituencies where branches of the defunct bank were located. They think that additional relief is practically assured. The previ- ous appropriation by Parliament, as modified by the Senate was found to be short about $400,000 of the amount needed to- provide the contemplated ald. Some cases, eligible for assistance, falled to get it through not making any ap- plication. They assumed they would be paid anyway. A varlety of other reasons account for the in- adequacy of the original amount. It is not yet certain whether a bill or a vote ii the supplementary estimates will be brought in, though the latter form seems more probable. There is littla dount, however, of supplementary legisla- tion on the subject. Years of Headaches "and Liver Troubles Stopped by "Fruit-a-tives" MR. R. A. JOVAY. "I wish I could tell sufferer in the world what 'Fruit-a-tives' have done for me. For years I was much troubled by bad headaches, nervous dyspepsia and liver trouble, Then I commenced taking 'Fruit-a-tives', Thanks to these wonder- ful tablets, I am once more entirely well."--Mr. Roy A. Bovay, Trenton, + Ontario. "Fruit-a-tives" gives unfailing relief to poor digestion, distressed nerves and gen- eral ill-health, for it works in nature's own way. The soothing, healing juices of fresh, ripe fruit--aided by rejuvenat- ing tonics--have brought glowing health <> countless sufferers. Buy a bex to-day, ~~25c and 50c at all druggists. : ee ctimanatl "ous work until he Is quite fit to carry on .his previous work," "It is felt by the Board that many employers do not sufficiently realize the duty which they owe to thelr injured wofknren or the bene- fit which it will be to such work- men to furnish them with light work as soon as they are fit for it, nor, from the selfish aspect, the reduction in the costs of compensa- tion can be made in this way, as a man while under total disability is drawing two-thirds of his full wage, medical aid also usually be- ing paid, and in many cases hos- pital attention; so that even if the workman did very little industry would be ahead to have him carry a broom around the plant, if fit to do so, rather than pay both com- pensation, medica] aid and possib- ly hospital attention. "Out of 61,078 cases allowed during 1927 only 2,349 had any permanent partial disability at the close of their convalescence, and a great percentage of these perma- nent partial disabilities are cases of minor injuries which do not dis- able a workman sufficiently to cause hime to seek new employ- ment. "The year 1926 contains the last completed figures and, shows that out of 2,421 cases of permanent disability, 2,116 were less than 10 per cent disabled, 2,307 less than 30 per cent disabled, and in most cases of less tahn 25 to 30 per cent of disability rehabilitation is not ALIENATION SUIT HEARD IN QUEBEC Quebec, May 9.--A suit for all- enation of affections was heard Monday in the Superior Court, when Jos. Gosselin, of Levis, had a fellow .townsman before the Court in an effort to secure $500 dam- ages. Gosselin claimed that the de- fendant, Jos. Galiachant, had in- duced his wife to leave him with | nine young children and go and reside with Galiachant. The Court accepted the plea made by the defense that the wom- an had not been Influenced by Gal- fachant, but had left her homre on account, of ill-treatment. The ac- tion was dismissed with costs address on of the Workmen's Board, Mr. Sinclair told among oth- er things. of the important part the board is playing in enabling work- ers to rehabilitate themselves after industrial accidents, SAFETY PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED (Continued from page 11) the International Labor Conference meeting at Geneva will discuss ac- cident prevention and the fifty-five countries who are members of the League of Nations will participate n that Conference. In an exceptionally informative the various activities Compensation ry as it is found that the workman rahibilitates himself, as for instance in the case of loss of an éye or of portions of the hand, especially when it is the left hand whieh is injured, and in many other cases the workman very readily re- habilitates himsélf when the wounds are healed. When the confirmed female bar- gain-hunter reads that the money value of the chemical constituents in a man is just 98 cents, she will be sure to want one.--Hamilton Her- ald, PROROGATION OF HOUSE NO NEARER Premier King to Propose Recess on Ascension and Victoria Days Ottawa, May 9.--Notices which wére given by the Government to- day do not indicate any hurried conclusion of Parliament. The Prime Minister will propose that the House does not sit on As- cension day, May 17, or on Empire Day, May 24. The long debate over the Natur- alization Act is not only motivated by opposition to it as a matter of principle, but as a gesture to force the Government to move the House into supply early in the day, so that on a number of projected amendments, the opposition may criticize the government policy. The first amendment of the kind is on the subject of reparations. BELLEVILLE HAS NO FLYING FIELD Belleville, May 9.--Belleville is one of the few prominent cities in Eastern Ontario which has no Municipal Airport. Situated as we re in an alvantageous position be- ween Toronto and Montreal, this ity should be a regular stopping- off place for pilots who do not care to make long hops. The Leavens boys have a landing field in Pon- ton's Field, but it requires more work and needs cinders on the run- Jars. This is a place where the city could step in and donate enough cinders from the Gas Works tp cover both these rnuways. It. would be an advertisement for Helleville, and would also show the rest of the province that we are To insulation against cold and fuel economy. Ltd. - F. Flintoff & Sons Cleve Fox Hardware W. J. Trick Co., Ltd. It Costs No More Your Building WHEN build house of TE Gyproc also gives quick construction; Wile for free book, "Walls That Reflect heat--and For Sale By Waterous-Meek, Limited McLaughlin Coal & Supplies, «> Oshawa, Ont. - Oshawa, Ont. Oshawa, Ont. Oshawa, Ont. Oshawa, Ont. a i ------ -- not behind the times insofar as aviation is concerned. Sooner or later all cities of any importance will have landing fields, so why not get in on the ground floor and grow up with this new and distinct method of travelling. Brockville and Kingston have both organized municipal Aviation Clubs but no steps along this line have been taken here. STEAMER RECORDS BROKEN LIVERPOOL TO ST. JOHN'S St. John's Nfld, May 8.---All the previous steamer records from Liverpool to 8t. John's were shat- tered at noon today, when the Fur- ness liner Nova Scotia arrived from' the English port, taking five days nd thirteen hours to make the trip. SE ---- 3 Pp -- against. the. plaintiff. "The importance, of réhabilita- tion work in connection with seri- ously disabled workmen is being more and more recognized." Mr. Sinclair said, "and now it is not only considered essential that workmen should be compensated for 'the injuries arising out of ue- cidents In the course of employ- ment, but also that every possible méans be taken to restore the in- jured workman to suitable employ- ment. Sir Harry Lauder says he is going to shorten his kilts to keep pace with "the American lassics." Looks as though it would be a neck and neck race.--Stratford Beacon-Herald. Bladder Troubles Bother Many Past 40 Seven Out of Ten Are Victims But Writer Tells How "Uratabs" Bring Swift, Amazing Relief With Renewed Vital Force National Hospital Day SATURDAY, MAY 12th, 1928. A cordial invitation is extended to the general public "The importance of this was re- cognized by the legislature, and in 1924 the Board was given power to aid in getting injured workmen back to work and to assist in lessen- ing or removing any handicap re- sulting frome their injuries, such measures and expenditures as the Board may deem necessary or éxpe- dient being authorized, with the limit on the total expenditure, un- der the provisions of this section. set at $100,000 in any calendar vear, the legislation hecoming ef- fective on the 1st of January, 1925. Yo. "The Board has been devoting considerable attention to this new branch of work, and ecanndt too strongly urge upon employers the benefit of prompt rehabilitation of injured workmen, both from the standpoint of the workman und of the employers themselves, and that before the morale of the workman is impaired or his desire for work i impaired or bia desire for wor Quommo from the last annual report to the esse a w sible he e take. . en back into RL lly if possi- shareholders of the Goodyear, Tire & Rubber; ble by his former: employer, and Co of Canada Limited: 1 ii A ®. 8 ' » . given such light work as wruy hae suitable to his condition, and that g : he bo gradaully advanced until able "Your two rubber plants have worked [some other equally xemunerative to their maximum capacity twenty-four, , re Bath ents oa hours per day throughout the year. The plant at St. Hyacinthe (where SUPER- TWIST Cords are made) has operated twenty-two hours per day for each "No e=8 Snows better than I, the horror of oyless days and sleepless nights, There haye been times when I felt hopeless and helpless--and when my weakness caused me the most intense humiliatisa, Only those who have gone through such tortures can possibly realize my great satisfaction when Dr. Southworth's URATABS brought me quick relief, URATABS are truly wonder- ful, and I give them full praise." Such amazing evidence serves as convincing proof of the power of URATABS to relieve those distressing ailments so often a handicap to those in middle life, Overworked, sluggish Kidneys, Bladder Weakness and Prostate Gland Trouble bring on so many distressing ailments which so often lead to serious diseases that every sufferer from lameness, pains in back and down through groins, scanty but frequent urination, "getting-up-Nights," nervous irri. tability and lack of force--should try the amazing value of Dr, Southworth"s URA; TABS at once! Any good druggist will supply you on a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. to visit ' THE ONTARIO HOSPITAL we WHITBY i i * Between the hours of | p.m. and 5 p.m. FH ond MTL [Lie | ITIL tl rtd 1 [1 | En H .r RTE 4 tia ETT ve! 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