The Clinton New Era, 1918-6-6, Page 51AW 4
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NEW U5E FOR' A CAT
Some time • ago an Rent was printed
in' a newspaper telling how in staking
a visit to a busy lactOry it' was noticed
that 'a big affable cat wandered at will
• throughout a ;roprthat was crowded
with whirring looms • The cat seem-,
ed.Weleome' to each of the girl -workers,
and each had a pleasant word or a pat
fear their pet as it strolled about at will
"Doesn't that cat take the girls' at
tentidn'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-
creased the efficiency of the department
by ten per cent,, at leasti"
"What does it do=kill mice?"
"No. It kills monotony, It keeps
ihe• girls good-humored:"
There is a flew use for a cat! -The
Ladies' World:
.Q`hi.tclre,n Cry
FOR `FLETCHER'S
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SUNDAY SC. O!
Lesson 1 t sly 'fir d ' daOr'w''.
;luta(; 16; 1918.
cubes alt InveutQr has patented an
eleetrieitl,deyiee t11at, dies its wont
with heated Wires,
Also {,ting, Jo; it., liper eye Spe-
efuhazt, itwhite clothing' Por in sorts
Were' tboiisked lit rt geberation here,
• would be, taiIP%pek eent,:dtaeraase In
the number of peraaus with stefeetive
Th4lrsday,• Jultw: 6thr
vision,
A New Yoe1. tltreeitOe''s reap signal
far automobiles raises arSnws point-.
ing to the right nr•left to indicate•
1110 direction d .11 is going to 'take
or both "arrows 10 �slidw it about to
-stop when bottoms ole the steerietb
wheel are pressed.
ps. GItton 'Root Vo op fa&
4 N e, rclfab(e rerlter(1ti$Th
r)}ewl ne, (j pi�t )n t trss dI'
ateeeo of streua'i No, t 411
�tlW�rt�it{r'tlkaoafit�iter4;
tLt,}y 3411 pp?lep,
na
�tr. Pi d' PtIPe'}
cow 004
ORb$(O, u1+Y:'460100 weniar,)
Tug INTEENM1ONAAL SERIES:`.
teitt ,9f i es�on;'INwrk'.15s2g 8b *lilt°awo.:
' 'pry' Varae, :lobs 15 13='-Clekleh''4xt
Mark 15: sY,- GommeVrt'Fy ' PI ipijri
by Rov. 0. M, Btearhe.
',After nisch,'a )night 'ae' novtr before
noes ee was'ipasaed'by`iuortal Merli,ln'
tlie;gerdea ,anti before•theehlef priests
and•Ithe•couaellytheybgnne Jestfe;fland
eatlrled hlttt aivay:and^delittebedthitaitee
?11d$kl'tI1I Rbtriiih''Ig4�ej hh, tl t' 10
Might hlivel Wm+'piftr to I;fteatlt, pet a
',malefactor, who Was perverting 'the
Mitten, dad ttirbidd(ng tri titi6e t1t11titte
tofeaeser tbrvl?liate's b :ted°as
ular'tibn'k�tat°t °rtodnd np' �ar{nx'l�il.t
r ah rt!aging aialeiet i}y' lits ~vita` sol; tie
lime: rap' ehlnt; •10 140 wI bjstm because
of
adren) she had 1p3betng hire
tolgr,at fhat fea'et to'i'e}'eaee,upte'tbetn
n 0100140 W1l0in thleylhight eeleeti and
having,!a notable • Prisoner who had
been fi•tiiurdeker he gave themta`eii"otce
bettfeen inafilibas and' "Christ;'lioptldg
ttia'tr they iilodldt anrely; ask ?dr 'Christ.
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The''ch4ef WO.* died a r$er s peryicjadad
ilia ;multttu a task ' for (Parntibsa,
gad• destroy IesUs ;'When Peter re-
hepreed tiiis,4u one of'i%le dlacourses'he
said, ' Ye'denled the L3c1y One, acid the
Met, and' desired a Murderer derer to' be
ghrapt"ed un{o"you und't{illed`flie Prinoe
of'"Life" (Acts 3;1445). When they
edlled for 't'Baratibas,' Pilate asked,
1V('jat will ye'theti that 1 snail do unto
tlim;'whom Ye call the .King Of the
Jews?' or, ,ae it is .in ,Matt. 24:22,
'{What inall,1 do then with:Jesus, who
la; 'called • Christ?" They •cried oat,
Crudity him" (vbs. 5-14) Piitite'there-
fore took water, and washed lila hduds
before the nultitude'enying, '}I stint in-
(.1'060#:of the blood of t`his'inst jsep
ion; 'see' ye to 'It.", Willing tb`'content
the. people be released:',Barabbtis .unto
tfiern, •and `•delivered Jesus, when •he
dad+scourged him, to he erdetited (vs.
15.,and` Matt. 21;24). -0b, bat it •11
bard to -read it' and wrlte'dt. "s'14hat :do
a'lI the 'a'tro'cities of jtlils? present war
amodnt'fo 'compared with Silo treat-
tiinnt' of 'the Stip of Gldd who glyet'h'to
all:ulite • and14ibbeath and allilthtggd„
Fplien $lista pard ,Bebotd,your ](1iggl
t e chief .•priests Bald; We ;beim .iso
kflg,iiut Qaesar (John 19:14-15),. and
they have+ball' their : choice ever' eine
even till now.
nasus to''the'hantls^ot'the'=sodteta
`If 'housewh'es who `dislike to find
Worm when cutting apples would first
put the fruit ie cold water they would'
find, that the worms would .leave the
apples: and come to the surface, of the
water,
FOR., rFLg•t ERS
'Ok,R°mss' w`„r7", rt 1-f
FULL YOUR •WEIGHT
Tommy Pop,' what does camouflage
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mein? '' TomMy's Pop -, Camouflage.
Lmy sop, is -well, ifs like a'girl try..
ing .to 'look swell when she has 'the
mumps.
You never can tell. Many a man
thinks he :has reached the top When
he is really •laid .on the shelf.
The billows are heaving behind,
The breakers are foaming before
We need MI the strength we can find
Each ounce. yon can put to.the :oar
Ate a ypu,rdoiug,.tjte nest that you .can
To. keep the 0111 galley afloat?
;,Are, you ,poser 'or freight?
Are 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
lts`'hse sad it's 1 and it's you
Must drive the good vessel•along:
W1II you Save? Will you 'work? . Will
you fight?
Aare'`'you •ready, to take off your coat?
Are you serving the State?
Are yeu`-jiiilling your weight -
Are you pulling your .weight in the
boat? -N. Y. Life
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ME -SAVING SHOES
An American manufaeterer recelatly
placed on the market a line of shoes
for electrical workers which are made"
to withstand potentials up to 20,000
volts without harm to the wearer, The
shoes contain no oenent and have no
;seams but are vulcanized into' solid
pieceuit(ler.hil.11 pressure in alentinern,
`Maids. A: novel feature of lite shoe
is'that the soles are white, and Older
the white surface is alayer of red fhb
-
her.. When the sole has work down
to a poll• where the red . is .exposed,
lit is a Sign to the wearer that a new
halfisole should Immediately be secur
led in.place.-Tit Sits,,
SEND IN YOUR ,RENEWAL
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k,
si ,'
,�yeavva heavy •itanes over
Your 'head:*
`° what it is, daddy!
O, I know
Ise and
1
You ,held it: too close
, ass
s ell .K -'-`t s WRIGLEY'S!"
Rishto, sonny -= give Your
,'appetite ,,and disestdon a
(rept -4ihdle ;You tckle
►opr swat toroth. "
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Mia(
ChewIt theta
EItCfY
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The' Flavonr'Lastst
il'ade,'in Cahfiida
1
n I
Merited, caoivnedinitiiholtns `s°mitten,
4'1ft niton a rope p'htion 1115 blinding
S akt and t4k'ep oft 4iii' n a'dd this tidvn
elethes put op',Mtn' ''!gCCic1e. ,and ci+aei
bands, and the erose laid an''haat Iiii,e1c,
mans One' shedder i,,and s1a g'44, heart,
01:ss'162;l):: Wbktiter'he atumbied'WS
are not told, but':lt is 'tube a°'oilte'of
relief to fee 1h -o'er -a: tilke.til. •i'oin hle
rthlit:etflug
. at a 'p tritaki failimis
ejtrt erred*Inn p,uibnl,iie a,retltait,
$gther;1%rstiii)ized -It ?!p not t :,
i,ga ng the place of craclfi don,; he I
1541114' n,pt :fiFpep 1:496 slpet11!fg •Pe -
don, but calmly submitted to beeruq-
flhdRol .us, made.ar,cutitattr rte'' that
We ifilghttttionrilerighl>(n+as122:24 'ClitL
3'133) `'Gun iyal,' deet hfin "ase $e"m ' k1
odr e'hli thio `s 'ami find pain lu lir
sf tl 4ka's`Iff asi or e fart`
itt to`Nid' haat rsfio' 'gl,oryl',.eavertn
t5'g c pss of t{l ra 'illy ipr'gh41 uy
Atom i:he world fa erne lied unto me,
.and 1.uato •the .w.or10,-(Ga1,.1:14).. We
enn meditate upon all the agony of
that night, sad that day, on which he
Made atonement for the stns of the
world, and talk of It, and'aing'of it, hut
to understand it or-In'any sense:,rentire
it is simply impossible. We 'should
may from the heart,.:see what it cost
trim to redeem me. - Mark ',glveei :the
three hours of his-crncbi.xioii, the dank-
ness, and his death, the third, slith
and ninth hours; :Jewish time, which
would he our nine, twelve anti three
o'clock (vs. 25, 83). Consider all the
Scriptures fulfilled In the, piercing of
his hands and feet. the dividing of hie
raiment, hla being numbered with tnins-
gressors, not a hone of'lilm'broken, and
others, and expect as atteral'a fulfill-
ment of all Scripture. Consider the
re44ing of those who passed by and:of
the thieves. and that when he was re-
viled he reviled not again (1 1?'et.
2123.24). ' Colistder' h1e:'Seven Words,
or sayings, from the cross -Mid their
significance. and application to yo(r.
. 'The yell of the temple was a symbol
of his hod), (Reb.,10 20), and 1.1,11011 'IRO
died if was rent in twain from the tip
to the bottom ;(vs.'88). It was full :of
.figuree'.of'cherubim, syrnbole%ofNila re-
deemed, and they ,'being ;rent when: ft
was ,rent teach us "that wi:(ep; he died
we died with him Ex 36:35; Gal.
2 '3.0; Jima. 6:8, 11) Joseph of Ai<'l
o tie` bod and
lie Pilate for y
rsrathea asked t
he and Niendemus,prepated' it for tin,
aial,and<laid It InJoseph'p'nov,, tomb
and thus ffihllled :soaker -Serlptt{;re
w ,bleb said; "They made :his. grave wit]*,
the rich in hie death ' '(yes, 42.471
John 19138.42; Ise. 58:9),
The'.wohien wtio ministered unto hip
'beheld where lite 'body waif laid, and
•retnrned,.c and ,prepared apices and
'ofiitinente, that they might'anptnt Oa
body when the Sabbath wap `past, and
tliey r4g'ied the,Sabbath day according
to. the eommandment (ye; 47'; Luke
X28:55, 50).` ' Their, dove was real blit
hot belie'vlpg'what he had`eald'abont
his rlatng again 'ilia thfed day' it wire
love's labor lest.
Ntittee: what le^ Written to 'Meth
27 ,92.86 •' about 'sealfhg and ' making
sure the tomb, and.eonioder man'I8 Vain
thpughts: taontrailt the eltutting•dp snit
realms of •the'divit m'the 'iib`yfl/r('0I+p4&.
UtiftteaMd.eNote Mire. 20'4.A)4 •
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FOR FLETCHER'S
•CASTOR1A
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NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE tt
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In a book a Minneapolis mien has
invented for children pictures of ani-
mals jump out in a life -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 82 degrees.
An aeroplane propeller built up of
leather on a' nickle steel frame that
his been invented in Europe is claim-
ed to be indestructible.
Within a little more than three
years' the number of electric motor
trucks in England has increased from
about 150 to more than 1000.
New eyelets for shoes have an
automatic locking device that pre-
vents then{ 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 stall
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tr
IrW'otxee +�i y
The brad i ttOl, d�a1t
'Th4 qnd i ANT rtitth ¢ eh ie
ate`' lfflkV �ygs rein ,�yr4icoryo r�i Aloild .
Ia oltl`. to no ` (ti i'A ' "CP43
1)cbiU'f AiliaRat aaig.,Bi ia0 , M
dr+ Orli Toss fidr .i".e idled, b Ars
li .,, irt,„„,e 4p,„„.. lira rt ,ex ix
tur5 g0)Ir ! rise, P1) 114101o4NbdiSV10
Ir i a,sre,iir ,i'ilki 11/10.11' Uik&, Pi' tiNltUt Pct
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' • airoanntor Go.. 10Kosschostx:'(tte.orpot
s 9 4DA
�n : a s' Registiation.
4, *4 '. Ids Purpose' and :Ap !iii at on
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A
faces'the ;gra+est crisis in her history. Four•yearscof er^jiri ve,takert from
vy shortage of man
Ile. the s
yetd
'�lelpilnion a .11ea� y toll in talent and labor,, . despite ag
. i'.Allres•still depend Oil Canada to' Maintain her own'fightin'g fortes 'at'full
;polder, ou
strengthiand to+irtereose'.her exports of food and war materials so, vital to theory: and. to
the stic'ees3f it `prosecution of the war..
iEveryrounce by 1v1 zch ClnadaFap,}pcueasi<,herifood•produot}onland every ounce Canada
can,save'in her food, constonp,tiorsis,needed: for export to the.Allies.
r. ;cdiitinue `for another year food<cards �and'a rationing systema may hereto•
be inst u e'tnlar
,be Instituted, It is the duty.Qf Ganada''to'�ie;'prbparedfoi.vrchafe,?er`situation circumstances
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may force upon her.
"+ robdble that laefor"e the war "is, won our: C'overnmeritt' may have to place
rlt t ilia e U • ,inn which men and women may engage. In such an
si:strlctidns upon the f7�culoaftons
event the Government' wfshee to. beta is position toJYender 01. possible. assistance in
'keeping-our•:pispulation'nsefull"y aria prufitab y emi3loyed
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e -istraticant>; a.Y, June 22nd
These conditions point to the'peeessity of Canada
'knowing the exa81 capabilities of her mem and
women, at home,
persons residing, in Canada„' male or female,
Bnieh or alien of l:'6 years and over,.will be required!
,o a gistef Orr fume 22nd and truthfully answer the
question's swith th upon the registration card.
'It rs'dot;the Government's intention to conscript
!tabour In any form, but to assist in directing it wisely,
. 21 Issued by authority of CanadaRegistration Board
ao•that•every-availpble unit of human energymay'be
utilized to. the, best advantage.
The infofiiation'prdcured"through registration will
be used-as.an aid to the -Military Authorities in pro-
curing{ the men necessary to maintain. "Canada's,
First bine of Defence"='tmmobilize all units of avaiF
able:laboe in the•Dominion and direct them:from less.
essential to more essentialoccupations-to establi h•
and'intelligently'admtmeter a system ofcfoodrationiag
should:. that become>necessary.
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DSO C,: '' E'N t : T BE CARRIED
by every male'persan-uv`lia'rs:rrot on active service in AITY e 1lisi jesity's 'Naval ..' or. ititary;
Forces, or in the Naval or Military Forces of any of His Ma esty's Afhaes, and, who appar'eutky,
flay be, lir is reasonably 'suspected' Eo 'tie,' -toiiithin -the descrip4:ion6if tle1SS One under the
`].e i itary Service Act, 1917, 'i ho' for ariy reason may have Qlaimed that he is not. witthin °Cta ss' ;
'one lander the Act.
Not for, is hereby given that, under the provisions of -an differ rn 'l eftiiUil
(P.C. 1013), of the 20th April, 1918, upon and after the let day of June, o
1918, every male person who is not on active service in any of His Majesty's
NOM, or Military Forces, or in the Napal or Mi'litaryForces!ofi;ti}s 14falesty'e
Allies, and who apparently may be, oris reasonably stispectedsto be, within
;the des'ei4,iption of Class. One under the lyliliterY''Servfco Ace,' 1917, b3 who n
'44,r on whose behalf, it; is at any time attrrtidd, claim'cd .or allegedtha£ he lii'Itot,
whether•by reason of ,age, statue, nafatin>aity, oreeption, or, otber'wisq, satins
Claes'One cinder the Military Service Act, 1917, as'defined for ,theltime being
'Or !that, although within the sdid•Classl-heAS aaeinpted ftoiri'of not liable to
iliillthry'aiiiV,ice; shall 'have with him upon his person at liil'•tMies•Or in' or
upon any building or premises where he at tuiY' time
member 'any other noeioty or body, a certificate of, the, flet wigned^by an
Nice-holder':competent so to certifyunder the regulations: of the church, order
drdenomination, society or body, to which he belongs;: or -
AGE
1f it l •e claimed that he is not within the Maas by meson of age, an official
eertifeate of ,the date -of hie birth; or a certificate of hie age signed by .two
repgteble citizens residing in the community in which be 7iyee-and having
kholvlaUge'of,the fact; or.
MARRIAGE
0
f marriage a
reason ,
's not within the Class byB
hal^bei
imed t
Ititb
be...claimed
itertilfcatei Tither ofieial or sighed by two reputable citizede iefildugg in the
eg
•'mmu it,y'iri wipo`h'be lives; and haying nowiedge of the facts, certifying to,
fie Caidrrriige andt7ia6..his weife;ie living; ''or
;,i •, r NATIONALITY
If}t l t.blehned that he is not wi bin the Class by reason of his natieuality,
a;eeetifie tp of lite ntrtionali*y,,signotly a Conoul or Vice -Consul of the foreign
State or, C'.,orm'try.td which lie'claims his allegiance is due; ,or a passport issued
by ;the Govern tent`of that Cpnhitry establifhing his ilat(oifhlity( or
ACTIVE SERVICE
EXEMPTION
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If it be claimed that he is exempted from or not liable to military service
by reason of any exemption granted or claimed or application pehd1 g tender the
Military Service Act, 1917, or the, regulations thereunder, Ws exemption
papers, or a certificate of the Registrar or Degmty •Eegistrarof'the't}isiriet
to which he belongs evidencing the fact; or
If it. be Claimed that.he is exdeptedas a member of any of IIis Majestyts
Farces of 08 having smile, the 4th August, 1914, served in the Military ori
11;4b 11liorlia of Great Britdin'orher 'Allics saany theatre of actual War and has.',
,Agnbt?nt'i,,ratitydiselettgeii tlicre(toin;ofhtetal dodutiaonts or an ofimal'aertifi.
pato evidencing the fact; or ,
CL'ERGY
If rt be•'elpimed that he JO ;oxpeptetl as, a member of the.,elergy, or of any
reengttizildiofdur of;'an'e*olue%oidlylreligtaus chartieter, of ir'u initiieter of
ant} n : n , xn, or tie being '
OTHER CLASS
If it be cicia ted that he ie not within the Class,, otr thot bele exempted, not
liable or excepted upon any other ground, a certificate of:tivo,reputable•citisenas'
residing in the connsiunity where he•Uvea;imirteg;'knowledge'ofthe fact upon.;r
Whioh the claim is founded and certifying thette;
FAILURE TO CARRY REQUISITE EVIDENCE
If upon or after the lot day of June, 191S, any'such male person be found
o in or upon the
� ,erEio St
certificate
aiili4 n
'ertt p
' once r c P.
i ftp avid o uP
• h r e u s
Without th
building '
building or premises in'whirh•�he is, he shali,ttiureupon be proaumed to be a
Berson at the time liable for military service era to be a deserter or defaulter
Without loaves
relfEtiSM tl3lydilhf "'b eahotinErl Ganyfta do 20th Augttlrt
r tpprlr ,n .5)'
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PENALTY
And he shall also be liable upon summary convioticn to a fore not exceeding
830 or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding one month, or to both such ,
e and imprisonment; and moreover, any such person may forthwitli'be
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en into imilitary custody' and may be there detained obnil'required 10"liar-'
iItn military duty in the Canadian Expeditionary Force so long are his services
shall be required, unities or until' the feet he established to the satiefactiog of.'
dompdtent "authority that he is not liable for military duty. -
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FALSE CERTIFICATE
The !tee, sigoing'or giving of any such certificate as hereinbefore men-
toned shall, if the certificate beim any material respect{also or tnieleading to the'`,
11nowledge of 'the person'bsing, signing, or ,giving the, same, be an olfenoa,,,
gw1.10 it}{1if;,tlponzaRren111y cosiyictipn;;by n p nalty not, ekceedfng fivo hundred,
ciglhttdliandslrytyihprr4onment for any term; rot exceeding six Iaronth4 and ant,;.
linstbiltrdhe moiltitn ;,, ,
ssxtli•;> '` 1t: xLITAA.V :$ .RVICE BRANCH
AFI !Tf4E''iDE?AR'rMI N'T ' hie JUSTICE.