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` BUT WHERE NOW?

This is the problem today of hund-

red; of thousands of Belgian refii- goes. The people shown in -this pho to-grdph have succeeded, in fleeing froin the deadly clutch of the German invaders, but what are they to do now? Where to go? How to be fed?

to the generous support given their

and Great Britain, they have beei. able ta answer them.

But this is not one of those pro-

blems that is solved as soon as thc BHSWBY is found. lt`has a disconcert- ing way of bobbing up and demanding

more ruthless in their disregard to l

the rights of small nations, the soiu-' either to the Belgian Relief Coim- tion becomes_ever more difficult. |iuittee in every community or dis-

Of B°lKl\1ms seven imillic-ns people. trict, and whatever their size they

hundreds of thousands are actually will be gratefully received.

destitute. With their imen killed or taken into Germany, the women an children and aged people are left to shift for themselves.

on Canada, then. is to feed these people. This~is no less a duty than it

‘ is fc-r Canadais ons to ii-ght for the S _ _ ‘ . '

_These questions the Belgian Reliei' Empire or for Canada's industries to 1 _ _ : _ __ » _ '

Committee is trying to answer, and give financial support to the cause.

thanks to their untiring devotion and Belgium stopped the first mad rush _

of the Germans, and she may call on

work by the people of North America _ Canada as of right to help her now

in her extremity. Canada is doing ,so. And the appeal goes forth to her to do even more. that these noble peo- ple may survive their hardships until at the end of the war, when their country has been restored tg them

U’ M solved all ever asain. And as, by tiio victorious Auios, they-may lie- tiirie goes on and the Germans becomc\ able to take up the task of re-estab-

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One of the demands the war make

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Jerusalem. "He whom thou lovest is sick," was the message that came to

_ Jesus from Mary and Martha. They

April 8, 1917. believed that Jesus ` would at once

start for Bethany. But Jesus said,

JESUS muses I-AZARUS FROM "This sickness is not unto death but

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GOLDEN TEXT.- “Jesus said uiiiii

her. l am the Resurrection and tlic

Life-"'-' 303111 11125- Igor of going among the .Jews who had

The Lesson Committee have trans-

iwsel two lessons in order to slvs Us ‘His work was unfinished and added

a fitting lesson for Easter Sunday fol- lows on that of last Sunday. |

Jesus was in Peres, east of the Joi--'

dan, when word came to Him that, Lazarus was ill. Bethany, the home

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pose. though stripes are Very food from the decorators viewpoiint, i the rest of the room is kept under con- sidaration.

iii! your window is' too high; use

horizontal patterns, and deep #lion- ces. Follow the architectural lines of your window in the hanging of cur- tains whenever possible; sometigies. too, the curtain may be held ack with a strap without. offending [ood taste.

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many windows". A valence running across the series will usually serve in unite them sufficiently, and unic-as the woodwork between the windows is un- duly conspicuous the drapes' at the extreme ends are enough. li the win- dows are broad and the room lnw, a curtain be-tween each window will give ii better effect.

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dravwcurtains' heimg provided in most cases instead. Roda without orna- mentatlon are _in best taste. __ _

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Large windows need larger, wldgp

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