SALVATION ARMY'S WAR WORK

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 10, 6 October 1917, Page 11

SALVATION ARMY'S WAR WORK

Chaplain-Captain Green, of the 'jfeathcrston Military Camp, has received the following letter of appreciation written on the-transport" from . Corporal A., MSalqk, of tlio 28th. A.S.C., who l-nor to leaving .'Wellington whs a solicitor oi tne Supremo Court and the son of a wellknown resi(Lent ; -"TKe 28th A.S.C. werefive months in Featherstou, and during that time t with the rest of the fellows, had freo uso of the Salvation Army Institute. This uoto is to express ray appreciation with regard to your institute, which ie certainly well up-to tlato in catering for the needs of the wen. \our new largo upstairs reading ami writingroom is something special, both with rcunect to its cbnveuioiices and to, its docorationsf. ft is a pity, your institute has not received the same nublicKJ given to' others;"as it is generally agreed that in tUo conveniences set up for tr.e men. it-is right to the front. I way add that when dnco in your, ofoco I was surprised at tho Amount of pmato work T ou and your staff were.putting through fo- tho soldiers without making any charge whatever, lastly I am satisfied that it is also ohSufly due to your own clicorful assistance <md practical help that makes tho Salvation Army I" something which ( w> in could not have donb without.

Tlie True Br.itieh Spirit, aiLBET'S D.RT GIN. Doctors recommend: and Drink it. Beware of I^tations«