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a visit to a busy factory it was noticed
that -a big affable cat wandered at will
throughout a ;from -that was crowded
with whirring looms. , The cat seem-
ad.weleome•to each of tlie'girl-workers,
and each had a pleasant word or a pat
%or their pet as it. strdlled about at will.1
"Doesn't that 'eat take the girls' -at-
tention-from their work?
"That cat is,. Worth a salary," was
the reply of the owner of the mill.
"Since it strolled in here it has in-
areased the efficiency of the department
by ten per cent., -at leastl"
"What does it do— kill mice?"
"No. It kills monotony, It keeps
tbs.-girls good-humored."
There is a thew use for a catl—The
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THE INTERNATIONAL
'hod of Lesion, Mark ib'i22 S!1 Mee'm•,
' 'Dry 'Vorse, .loin 16.134ioiden.Text;
Mark 16:311—Comment ry.'P,rSperai
by Rev. 0, M, steams.
Atter such,a+ntght-as never beYoiw
nor Airier: wae/Paesed:pyMor tal uiaui la
' thQrgurdeq,'gnil before,theelitef pglests'
apoltite•conuGll; they/bound Jesifa;'and
;eailrled him aivay!and`deltveredlhtin rib
I*slatei rites'+¢tmdn<,6bvakn�ii+l tt)a't'41ib
Might hive' hiin, put' fe 'death 'Mina
malefactor, 'who Nae perverting' -this
Mitten; y4nd rfOrbtdding to ti(i ve tribute
tNfflaesar 6' ter rtt(iate's )) sated as
tser'tlbn''se�tat� ''fodnd �;�aa9rt�in°i�i�,�
stq '"nein vbutpe by h e wife ntitito
iia'Vis' gp hang:to do with iihn beginner
lf'housewires 'who dislike to find
worm when cutting apples would first
'Some time ago an item was printed
in"'tt newspa et telling how in making
�:C'h ic,re,n Cry
FO;R- FLETCHER'S
cnbt'.s un, Inventor has patented an
,eleet11011,,0010e that does its work
with heated wires,
Aceu'rdiggto i4;, pitJou .rix shit -
Cit flat,° ifwhite clot ling ling ,for infants
were alfoiislied in a generfltio'n there
would be' .a:20',per. Sent, ',decrease In
tiie number of persons With defeetive
Tltttrsday,
A New York ftrv'entor's rear signal
for automobiles raises arrow s point.
ing to the right Or left to- indicate
the direction a car is going to "take
• or both arrows to show it about to
stop When bottoms on the steering'
wheel are pressed;
frAgolte
f1 s tjll), 1
R.9ot 1POtillik,
4 aci�r�c, rettabfe ly rt Rnva
rtif9itl'et+re /said )r4 three dui
l�tv_rvsq Ai acre u eth'-.'1�Vo•) 5;S
a{Giktp7g,}� dy. en,i i6}' yr,cenit
nrea4t6 tr�1{t .< tint,
t. , ° tenet
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WO* O fN>G' Alta F0 Ai(
A qui 1#" t1GH L1t9
w'
• oi? a' 'droop, she 1)ad a i)etng tets eus-
tom,at•tIat,geitst,to release unto`theYn
a Olson -hi w1 Om ttterthight select,+'and
havlbtf to :notable prleoper 'who hliid'
been a• hinrdecer, he gltve them,a'Chores •
tat-SPOSIV `.Bai(tikibaa'nnd..Chalet, hoping'
fisc^ they Would surely; aslt for 'C(hrlet.
The chief Prier is and elders persuaded
the ;(nauttltude` to ask for Barabbaa,
gnd.'deetrog'Jesus. :.When Peter'te•
hefarsed • t)%is In one of lits dlscourseslie
said, "Ye•denied the holy One; and the.
)nets - and' desired a Murderer to' lie
granted nntofy'du and 11111ed'tlie ►'place
of' 'Life" •(Acts 3:14.15). When they
cltlled for I arabb>ts,' Pilate "asked,
at will ye'then that Isbell do unto
liWjfm;whom'ye 'cell 'the' King .bf .the
Jews? or,_,ai It is; .in butt, 27:22,
s}P'liat sh&li•I do then with -Jesus, Who,
ts' 'chllet - • Christ?" . They cried ont.
"Crueifyffim'" (vas. 5-14).: Pilate there-
fore took water, and wahhed his hands
before the multitude ss(ying 01 aihi ln-
ndeeni o! `the blood of thio rust Ver
sort;see' yeto'it." wtiling tt content
ttie..people lie releasee ;Batehbas unto
tern,-•and''d'eitvered Seius,''wllen„he
had scourged himrto.ieorgetiied (vs
15...and” *att..27;24). • Oh; bait 1t 11
hard to reed itand write lit. ":What .do
all the 'atroettles' of Alai present War
amount 'to 'compared with Ole treat -
Ment -of the Son of God who gt 'eth!to
sill•%'life i}nd 'breath `end all;}thiggsI
put the fruit in cold' water they wou4d;
find, that the worms 'would leave' the
aiiples.ancrcome to the sulfae,of the
water, -
•Tomrny Pop,"what does camouflage'
.Mein? 'Tommy's Pop- Camouflage
\hay so'u, is well, it's like a'girl try.
'ing to 'look. Swell when she has •the
Mumps.
) au never can tell.. Many ,a than
thinks he, has reached the top 'when
he is really -Laid on the shelf,
Chi'1aren: Cir
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PULL YOUR WEIGHT
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The billows are heaving behind,
The breakers are ,foaming before,
Wei need all -the strength we can find—,
-.Each-ounce. you can put to .the.. oar
Axe .yqu doing,•the best that you -can •
To 1tegp..t1}e.,Pld !galley, afOat?
re,,J pu
,power or. fr,,eight?
Ate you pulling your weight—
Are you pulling your weight in the
boat?
It isn't the task of the few—
The pick of the brave and the strong
It s''he (std itis 1 and it's you
Must drive the good vessehatong
Will! you Save? Will. .you 'work? Will
you fight?
A•re •-you ready', to take; off your• cbat?
Are you serving the State?
'Are you' pdtlirg your, weight—
Are you pulling your •'Weight in the
boat/ —N. Y. Life
SEND IN YOUR .REINEWAL
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••HeaVVYu heavy hangs over
Your head."
".,-. !know what it is, daddy!
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You held it, too close a
mild! it --it's WRIGLEY
"Rithto9 sonny —' give Your
'nppt6,te And digestion a
kle
While'You �c
Your swe,et . tooth."
Chew it" Affat' Every 'Meat
The -Flavour Lasts! '
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• LIFE-SAVING SHOES
An American manufacturer recent Y
placed on the market a line of shoes '
for electrical workers which are made
to withstand potentials up to 20,50o
Volts without harm to the wearer, TI
shoes contain no Cement and have no
seams but are vulcanized into a sol d
woo ,i sd,er,hibh;»ress,pre in altunalnum,,
,iiou ds, : novel feature of. Eflie sl1o0;
i$'that the boles are' white, and tinder
jthe white surface • is a layer of red rib-
jber 'Wjien the sole has worn down
Ito -a point• where the red is exposed
lit is a Sign to the wearer that a new
ihalf=sole should immediately be secur
!ed -in place.—Tit' Sits,
tlien•Eltate Paid ,Bet oltid yens Ii W"
e'chief{; priests said; :WO ,Mine-:uo
kipg qut•gaesar-(Uo1in'19;1.4-chi,. and
they ha•ge•:Ylied • th'elr• choice'.' ever' since
even till now.
`'ffesus ib''tiie hands ^of the "soldiers,
uxociltted crMi'ned 5it'th'thoarns +nattier,
s `ff user;' u, robe b'nt ion tifs'bleiaiing
p••, s
b�(;k and' taken oft'yigaln �ardd `tits tfwn
dlothee psi on iwtth ;iritic +anti crbet
tiAuc'is, and 'the c"ros"s laid oh that itiekk,
ma'lies One' shudder.,,and sick, nt, heart
(ices 16-211):: Wh'ellhhr.^he etambled&we'
are not ,told, but:it is 'lu'st' a: lmitei'Of
nlllef te. u'eb "thb'1efM s talkeii from its
poor bleetfrugrba$k 'Ind tifur/iedi'ppen
sltiflb 'r+ ?5lWhat a prt.itAiA,ge wAs` thus
twiilerred l ion nibn 41te C)rekilan,
gyp` ilia; heJr'ggaiMe It,Rr,not
liucliing the pl a .of cruclxlon he
VyouiLd t nit , aF(gpt a4• .4011430Pg no-
tion but calmly submitted to be•eraCi-
fibri for,tie;imed4'.a:.edraeVtu'r un that
We Mightrnobipert9hp to/22:24 ,Gee.
a']aa) ''Can4i4 hfiii gar $e°ttieytk1i
BO jail iiia 4164;414
pain .Eu yib
Ce
444+afkd'"11irit n ta' pA►t.
rb l4yliidat sbor d giro ��°v "saga=ltii
t gic ost+pf.glir3 t'i?o e�'a; ?!risky ui
whom the world ie. cruetded nnto me,
And 1.unta•thesvor-ld,". (GaL,5.14)..We
inn meditate upon all the agony. of
that night, and that day, on which he
Made •atonement for the sipe of the
world, and talk of It. and bing•of it, but
to understand it or in' any sense, realise
It le simply impossible. We 'should
sny from the heart, see what it cost
him to redeem me. Marjt i gives `the
three, hours of his ern'clfzio ' the (lack-
ness, and his death, the third, sli5.th
and ninth hours,' Jewish time, which
world be our nine, twelve and three
o'clock (vs. 25, 33). Consider all the
Scriptures fulfilled In the -piercing of
his hands and feet, the dividing of his
raiment, his h'eing numbered with trans-
gressors, not a bone of'htm' broken, and
others, and expect as literal 'a fulfill -
anent of all Scripture. llonsider the
reviling of those who,` peeled by and of
the thieves. and that when he was re-
viled he reviled not again (1 ret,
2:28.24). Oolastder its 'seven words,
or sayings, from the cross:and thele
stgni6 fence. and application to you.
-The veil of the temple,was a symbol
of his .body (Heb. 10i20),'and when 11,
died 1I was rent in taiu from tie top
to the bottom Iva, 28). It was full it
3gures'of cheubini; symttols tf''.his cc/ -
deemed, and they 'being `rent when.:at
was rent teach is -that wbep• ho died
we died with him (Jiix 86;;96 ; (sl.
2 20 ltoin 6;8, 11) Joseph of A'ri-
rnathea'aeked Pilate for the body aid
he and Nlcodemsfs prepared' it, for ?iii+
'ial.ancf :laid it in`Joseph'q' newt tomb
and thus fulfilled another _lieriptie
which said; "They made •hla grave with
'the rich `in bia 'death,'.' 'OSP/ 42-47;
John 19 t88.42; :Ica. 631:9). • ,
The 'women Who ,ministered unto him
'beheldwhere file 'body 'Wile laid. and
retained".and prepared spices and
ointments, that they might'agittiut tits
body when the Sabbath woe'. peat, and
they reeled the -Sabbath day according
to the commandment (va, 47-; I+uits
18;55, -50).Their dove, was' real but
uoC betleeing'whit he had'eaid'abont
his rising again 'Ute third day' It was
loves labor"legt.
Notice. 'what is' written In ' Malt.
37 62.86'• about 'sealing :and 'making
Ellin,' rho totnb, stud consider mi i $ vain
Ut'qughto:' otstrast`tlid,illitttlr{i`Up snA
sealing of the'dtlslt'tq>tLe"9by'tliytot'r1ti,"
tiiotmand years I1 v. 0.04,40e
Children, Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S.
'CASTOR IA
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It NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE
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1n a book a Minneapolis men has
invented for children' pictures of ani-
mais jump out in a Ilfe-like manner
as' the pages are turned.
Most of the houses in a Paris sub-
urb are heated by water which flows
from an artesian well at a tempera-
ture of about S2 degrees,
An aeroplane propeller built up of
leather on a' nickle steel frame that
hr been invented in Europe is clat:n-
e"d to be indestructible,
Within a little more than three
years' the number of electric motor
trucks in- England has increased from
about 15o to more than 1000.
New eyelets for shoes have an
automatic locking device that pre-
vents them catching in clothing and
also holds ,a shoe lace securely.
Chicago has more telephones than
'all France' and a single office build-
ing in New York contains more than
'there are in the whole of Greece.
For cutting blocks of ice into slain
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's Rpgisteatioti
its 'Purpose and `pplataon ' '
' r Y"' "e 'the `est crisis. in her history. Four' years, ;ofiwarlieyp•Caken. from
e*tN'141�1 fac $ gxat+
rr ;the tijmition a ,lies toll in talentand` labor;, yet despite. the shortage of man
on Canada to maintain herlowri fighting forces'at'full
and,
to r Alddsehe�epend materials i vital to .them and to
strengths arida to•iricre�xseshetl exports, o� food and war ,• so, r
''the st ccessful prbsecutibrtdfthe war. .
an:o.upce.b
w1tich 1Ganda:ceilklczas %lierifood »eductionland every ounce. Canada .
Can savem lierfoodconsunxtionisdeededfor.export
tg-t;N?e,Alhes.
'S e l tlielViar'cdixtinue'for another year. ;tf ood- cards,and'a rationing systems may have to -
:be
p -•p
.be instituted , h,is, the duty oflCana�dai'to e` re'aredforwhatevlersrtuattoncircumstanees•
May force 'uposf,her.
It ls` trite probehle that 'before. the war la; won our Government:,' may have
In os, place
eventicti 'r " t +cc ;ations•,isa which men and women may engage-
the >fpon the o.,
event the •:t:zovernment"' shed to be 1n' ,a •pola',tion 'to1ierder all. possibleassistance: in
ikeepingt our•popi ation"usefully orf hrbPitably mi lo'ydel
:Regitstrathni''5 ' a; : ,�iulne 22nd•
essi of, Canada so•thatevcr5 avaitableunit of human energy These conditionsheked
point atlilies o her
'knowing the ezaeR ¢apabifitiea of mem'and; 4tilizedao•tha•best adsantage.
women athome. 'Tate infortitaitionistecured through registration. will
be used.--as'an aid to t1ieklilitary Authorities.in pro.
iia 'res?din in Canada„ male or female,. rip ' the men necessary to maintain. "Canada's,
erso g. cu g.
Bfitis oea ten of 1`6 years and ever, will be required! ti Mist lane of%Defence"=tonnobilize all units of avafr-
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3o regist s et• June' 22nd and truthfully answer the able;laboa lir• the•Dominion and direct them,from less
ueitiona'Set fo"r"th upon the registration card, essential' to mora.essentiai•occupations-toestablish
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'It .rs.riot ;the Gavterirment's intention to conscript andcintellig beeome:necesaai'x stem otfoddrationiog
ltabourinany form, bat to assist in directing it wisely, should?that
21 Issued by authority of Canada. "gistrAtion Board
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Mnntt; i4ectrre5ell5e. atlt+ (ks tasill Wtsatsf'
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., :jT �... TOBE CARRIEED . .
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by every male:'person w'ho'rl riot on active service inalrYof FHis'Majestty's Naval or. Militar
Forces, or in the Naval or: `Military Force's of any of His Majesty's Allies, and+•wtw appar'entlly1
May be, or is reasonably s,uspected to 'b'e; 'vvitl in the' description cit tiaSS Otte under the
'Military Service Act, 1917, Qlio'for ail reason may have claimed that he`is not.within'clnaetSe
One tinder the Act.
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Nana) is hereby given that, under the provisions of -an a diff in 'Cofrb'tiil•
(P.C. 1013); of the 20th April, 1918, upon and after the lot day of June,
1918, every male person who is not' on active seryiee in any of :Elis•Maitity's,
Naval or Military'Mil
Forces, or in the Naval oritary Forces'ofidiie a'jeety'a
Allies, and who apparently may be, or is reasonably suspected':to'be, syithin
tits de4eription of Class One, under the •Milrtaiy'"Service Aet,'1917,•by wtiom
'Or on whose behalf, itis at any time al£irnaed, claimed or alleged that he at'not,
Y;liethei •byreasonof; age, status, natirtniiility exception or: otherwise, wit*
Oiaes•One tinder the A:tilitary Service Act,. 19,17, as'defthed for 'thetime being
lir that, within the sseid Class,- he is exern ited from or not liable to
'Service; shall have with him -Upon his person at iiU -sides 'in'or
upon' any bhilding or premises where he anY'tiilie re,
AGE
if it
be claimed that he is not within the class by reason' of age, an Official
eortifiehte of the date of his birth, or a certificate of his age signed by .two
rep5fsble citizens residing' in• the community in which he lives and having'
:lthoivlutlge'of *elect; or -
'.ii.r ,• MARRIAGE
3f it be 'claimed that he is not within the Class by reason of rnarriage,a,
cerci cate;'either•offidfal Or sighed .by reputable chisel -as let8ddigrin the,
comn�r, fty'in whiolt`be ltves'and having knowledge of the teeth, certifying to,
r.. ns ', g; r.-
hitt marri6igo and f liati.hie rfei;is, linin' 'or s^
NATIONALITY
Int that he isnot within the ()lase by reason of his nationality,
of hie nationaltt, ,signed by a Consul or Vice -Consul of the foreign
nccrtificate Y
8t4te or Cottntry,td which he. claims his allegiance is due; or a passport Opted
hy,the Government 'of that Country' establi8hing his natiohhlityl or
metaber'-of'any other society or body, a certificate. of the finet.signed'by arab
ot3ce-holder•competenfr so to eertifyunder the regulations: of the church, order
dr denomination, society or body, to which he'belontra,'. or
ACTI,VI SERVICE
If it be claimed that he is exciepted as n member of any' of His Majesty's
Fdrres`"or as ltaving`shrde, the 4th Atigust, 1914, served in the Military or,
G 'iivhitl lithe of GreatDrfttiiil oa yher !Allies ha nnysheatre of actual war and hdd
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ry„ bgen pone,tu+al;ly disclaa;g5.d tlierelr'otn, oiheial documents or' ab offtoral ocrtifi•
rate evidencing the fact; or
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EXEMPTION '
If it be claimed that he is exempted from re not iiable•tomilitary service
by reason of any exemption granted or claimed or application pehdi;lg under the
Military Service Act, 1917, or the . regulations thereunder, his exemption
papers, or a certificate of the Registrar or deputy Registtairo "'toe tl 'sidt""
to which he belongs evidencing the fact; or
OTHER CLASS
11 it be claialed that he is not within the Clash,. or that he in exempted,' not
liable or excepted upon any other ground, a ccrtifioate s%f.tivoreputi}ble.citisenie.i
residing in the comiiiunity where hd•livea ha}ri}i' g,'knowledge of the faet upon t•
which the claim is founded and certifying- thereto;
FAILURE TO CARRY REQUISITE EVIDENCE
If upon or after the let clay of June, 1918, any 'such male person be found•
without the requisite evidence or certificate upon his psrson or in Or upon -the':
building or premises in'vihirb••he is, he shalt,thereupon he presumed to be a, ,
Person at the time liable for•military service am to be a deserter or defaulter
Without leave;
PENALTY •
And he ahall.aleo be liable upon summary conviction to a fine not exceeding;;
$50 Or to imprisonment fora period not exceeding one month, or to both aueh '+
tette and imprisonment; and moreover, any such person may .forthwith .be
{liken idto military custody 'and may be theta detained ahil'required t'o'per
fbrm military duty in the Canadian Expeditionary Force so long as his services
stall be required, unless or until the feet he established to the satiefaotiosl of;
Competent authority that he ie not liable for military duty. '
t,l CLERGY
I f ,it;'be' claimed that he is excepted' as a member of the,clergy, or of any;
Poosgllizbd:otder 'of' aneikcliMiablyrreligious oharaeter, or iti'e, violater of
reliltibiiii'chindthindtibn exiotiiiit'lu Oanoda on,2014i Aug+lst, '617, or iso being >Gi
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iFALSE CERTIFICATE
The use, signing' or giving of any seal certificate as heroinbefore man-
boned shall, if the certificate be in any 'notarial respect f alae or addlending to the
l{nowledge of the pew:oh^'using, signing, or giving the same, he an oterteb,,;,
etrtS,tishal?le; •,1FP,n t 4)lt??°al'y conviction„by,a penalty not eicceeding five hundred,
dq)jartl3landihy,'ifiihprietinmcnt. for nay'totutnot exeeeding six Menthe and scot.,,
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