CAUSE OF UNEMPLOYMENT

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 561, 16 July 1909, Page 5

CAUSE OF UNEMPLOYMENT

TOO MANY CASUALS. MORE EDUCATION NEEDED. (By Telegraph.—Press ABsoclatlon.-CoDyrlelit.l London, Jnly 14. The Consultative Committee of tho Board of Education reports that the lack of continued secondary education is among the chief causes of national unemployment. ' Tho committee suggests that local authorities should bo compelled to provido con* tinuation classes, that employers should bo obliged to concede time, and that the school age should bo raised lo fifteen. A SERIOUS BURN INSTANTLY CURED BY APPLYING RED CROSS OINTMENT. Mrs. E. M. Logic, Bowling Street, Duncdin, writes;—"l think it ouly right to acknowledge the benefit received from tho use pf your valuable Ointment. In one ease specially I am thanjcful I had it in the hpuso. My litttlo daughter, while playing in the kitchen, tripped and fell, ono hand coming fair on the back of tho range, where a brisk firo was burning. The burn was most sorere. I nt once covered it with tho Ointment, trapping it up well, and jn about an horn's time tho pain was almost gone. In a week there was nn' further need of keeping the hand covered, much to (he surpiiso of all who had seen (he burn. Nothing I have e\er used can compare with your 'MIGHTY lIEU.RIi."' Always hove a tin of RED CROSS OINTMENT at hand. Jt pays you in the end, l'ncu, Is. Gd. and 2s. Gd„ of oil retailwe. Cll6B