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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 49, 21 November 1919, Page 3

IN TRUST. The Church Army "In trust for the Empire" had the care of children of the "Old Contemptible*" «»<1 others on active Horace, who fought for "Victory." Many fathers will never return to embrace their children, and others of those "in trust" are motherless.' The Church Army, with '•our assistance, will endeavour to do its duty to these croung assets of Jjritamiia. The number of I hem in our homes is fio great that ,£20,01)0 will be required annually for this ono branch of our work. Our sailors and soldiers showed their preference for smaller homes for their families while the.v were on duty, rather than our larger institutions. Remembering also tho gift of tbe 300 Church Army Recreation Huts, and other centres, to the Ariuy and Navy, they gave their children to our care. Houses, therefore, hove been set apart for the Church Army to receivo and educate children of sailors and soldiers only. Two Church Army sisters are in charge of each house, which is con- ! ducted with duo regard to the'feelings of bravo men, who desire lovo and sympathy for their families, and is made as home-like as possible, religiously and socially. Tlie Church Army desires to make this first. Christmas after the signing of peace a red letter day of happiness for thoso "In Trust/' .Trades are taught, and these fitted for Colonial life are sent to Canada or Australasia by the Church Army emigration department. May I ask'all who-admit the debt we owe to those fathers whose sacrifices made victory possible to acknowledge it by sending a donation —however small—to enable their children to have a good old-time Christmas dinner and games. There are many avenues of help open to yon, may I indicate one:— Since 1910, farmers' in the Weber district have given their black or odd wool to the Church Army to help the poor and friendless, which work absorbs .£400,000 annually. I venture to ask farmers to aid in tljis branch of our Empire work for soldiers' children by sending, say, one fleece only, of thoir odd wool to merchants (or giving its equivalent) for sale, and remitting proceeds to F. W. WHIBLEY, Hon. Sec. C.A. in N.Z., Ormondville, H.B. Khenmatisa \ ' Sciatica /«10aIlS\ That awful Rheumatic pain | dMMgi 4%<jj)<§ 8 | \ in joint, muscle or nerve kept j| jff| 1 $ you awake until it was nearly ««*««««»ft J time to get up.' Then you "SSI//f» PiAtAS™ m dozed and overslept. Now j\fLL<& Mrlifi) $$ you are too tired to work. m !■ Sloan's Liniment would have eased , jj your pain immediately and you would • rj £ : B have enjoyed a sound night's rest. • ' '001 j There is little sentiment in business, I Relief la Three Days • and when a man or woman turns up late : M r . w H . Cuuninchani, : and limping, or is olf ill .frequently, the ! P.KersionStrrct - . .; employer is apt to wonder whether he j s X re d 'great W Jai'n 'bom I is getting his money's worth. 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