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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1917-06-14, Page 3PAGII 4 --"IrtrriTIMMUI THE CLINTON NEW ERA. .. no- .. e * * 44 • . DO YOU KNOW? d , i} & 4t * • * 44 . x N r4 rF as 9t That French suffragists are to have the municipal vote at the close of the war. That first buy the spring suit, then the hat, if you would have a successful ensemble. That a complete chorus of women or :ofd men froth 65 to 70 are seen now in some churches in England. That one of the best colors of the spring is cadet dull blue, shading al- most into. grey. That in Paris these days •one buys a silk coat by way of economy; a wool coat if one wishes to splurge into ex- travagance, That in some of the new skirts drily the silhouette is narrow, the actual hem being of ample width held in pleats or straight folds. That hat crowns swahed artistically with pretty foularkds and printed taffe- tats are noted in a number of new spring hats seen in New York. Thatthe most striking new Paris note is the daytime decolletage. The neck or blouses or gown ranges from a shall - OW lav cut to one that is almost even- xnglike in its depth and revealing tend- encies. That Miss Maude Adams will not leave New York until next year, when she will travel for two years, playing nothing but Barrie's "A Kiss for Cin- derella." CHILDHOOD EDI TIlAfILIN Constipation in children can be promptly cured by Baby's Own Tab- lets. They are a gentle but effective +axative which thoroughly regulate the bowels and sweeten the stomach and thus drive out all childhood ail- ments. Concerning them Mrs J. B. ;auffenbach, Richer, Man., writes: "I 'lave used Baby's Own Tablets and have found thein an excellent medi- cine for constipation." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by ;nail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, ' THE WESTERN FAIR London, Ont The Prize List of London's popular Exhibition has just been issued and will be of great interest especially to intend- inglExhibitors. In these strenous times the pressing need seems to be greater production. The Management of the Exhibition having this in mind have the year generously added 32,000.001 to their Prize List in order to ncourage Farmers and Breeders to produce more, and better Live Stock, Grains, Roots,, etc. This amount which has been dis- tributed throughout the list will certirin- ly snake it a most attractive use as it brings the List up Near the 830,000.00 point. Send to the Secretary, A. M. Hunt, London, Ont., for a Prize List or any information regarding the Ex- hibition. Wok's COUCIA Root Compound. SUNDAY SCHOOL Lesson XII.—Second Quarter, For June 17, 1917. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. 4 safe, reliable re""..alint, ,acdisure. Bold in three dm )Sues of etrh,gth—No. 1, Sl: Ip. x, 831. No. 3, Sb per box Sold by alt druggists, or sent prepaid.' on reeorpt of price, Prem pamphlet. Address: THE COOK INEOICINE CO, 't TONONTO.ONT. (Formerly Winrhor.) Text of the Lesson, John xx, 1-18, Memory' Verses, 15, 16—Golden Text, 1 Cor, xv, 20—Commentary Prepared by Rev, 0. M. Stearns. As the next lesson will be the quer- tcrly review, wo must endeavor to sum- marize the last two chapters lu this lesson. It may be a little difficult to arrange all the events of the resurrec- tion day and of the forty days before His ascension in their correct order, but that IS a grand hod comprehensive saying in Acts i, 3, "IIe chewed him- self alive by many infallible proofs." Then in John xx, 31, the reason of John's gospel, "These are written that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that believ- ing yo might have life through Ills name." in Ills great prayer lie said to His Father, "This is life Eternal that they might know thee, the only True God, and Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent" (John awl!, ,11. IIe is alive fureverrnore, has the keys of Mules and of death and has all power in heaven and on earth (,tet', 1, 18; Matt. xxvlii, 1S), and it is for uS to show these facts In our lives that oth- ers may know Bite too, It does seem an amazing thing that even Peter and John had not received any of Itis say- ings that Ile would rise from the dead on the third day (verse Di. thanglI be had again and again so plainly said so (Matt. xvi, 21; xvii, 23; xx, 18, 19). Neither had Mary Magdalene nor the other women received these truths, with the- one exception of Nary of Bithauy. How wonderful that Ile should ap- pear first to Mary 'Magdalene and call her by name! (Marl: ail, 1; John xx, Irl.) His reason for not allowing her to touch NMI is so clearly and simply stated in xx, 17, that we cannot but wonder that it flocs not satisfy every one, The other W0111011 act lIlm a lit- tle later and held 131111 by the feet and worshiped I3im (Matt, xxelil, 0, los, so that between these two appoarinhs lie must have been to Ills Feather and returned, Between His death and res- urrection Ile was surely With the Fa- ther, according to Lake xaiii, 43, 40, but Ile was on I3is way to His bather in Itis resurrection body wvbeu 110 ap- peared to Mary and called her by name. Some time that clay Ile had 41 special Interview with l'eter,.then the wall: to Emmaus with the two, and in Ino Pvonin14 No wow -rod in thn miter A clean and saisfactory method of mending broken china is said to be to melt lump alum and use while hot, If you keep chickens in it small run, he sure to give then, plenty of green food, Fruit should never be classed as a luxury -it is emphatically a necessity, Nuts which have grown dry can be freshened by soaking in warm water, Isn't Ti a'^ True? tsar > ▪ `" 000rP When you "feel mean" --- dull, tired, nervous, bad digestion, aro .appe- tite -a" Don:'t you find out, after- wards, that your bowels were not acting freely and naturally? Due, of course, to a liver gone on a strike. Take two or three pills - once. After that, only one, Until your're all right. . pg N&r4 X'fUS • ITTLF �1Li.S Femorae bears 'Ner'rtutu Colorless faces often show the abr+sennce of iron in the Wood. CAit TES%%INC N PILLS twill help this "condition. ]EU HIS HEART BADLY AFCTED "Fruit -a -tines" .Soon Relieved This Dangerous Condition 682 G171tSARn Sr, EAST, Toaox•ro. "Pot' two years, I was a victim of Acute Indigestion and Gas In The Stomach. It afterwards attacked arty Plead andl had pains all over lay body, so that I could hardly move around. I tried all kinds of Medicine but norm of them did me any good. At Hast, I decided to try "F rut t-a-tivts". I bought the first box last ,)ine, and now I am well, eller using only three boxes, I recommend °" Pm! t-e-tiyes " to anyone suffering from Indigestion". FRED) 3', CAVERN". 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 23o. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- a-tives Limited, Ottawa ut those who were I,. .,,...v tea 111e up- per room, with the doors shut for fear of the Jews. Ile shoved thele His hands and Ills side and twice said, "Peace be unto yon" lax, 10'23). Re also commissioned theta to "o in His uaule and proclaim the t'oraiveness of stns. See also Arts x!i!, Its, 19, It was on that evening Unit He said, "A Spirit hnt!1 not flesh anti hones, as ye see Me have; handle Me mead see tint it is i Myself," and Ile ate n piece o" broiled lista and honeycomb before them (Luke xxiv, 331.31. Thomas missed n wisale week of peace because ho was not with the otters that evening. nut n week later* ,1eN1La enmr, , )))) inn O5IJ1 I -he gn",a taszcwiliff .gym Thursday, June 44th, 1917, "Peace be unto yon" and :asked Thom. as to de just what he had said to the others he would need to do before he could believe that Jesus was risen from the dead. Tie saw and believed and exclaimed, "Iny Lord and my God." Jesus said, "Blessed are they that have not seen and yet Imo believed" (xx, 24-29). We should walk by faith, not by sight, for it is as we believe that we see (Jobe xi, 40; I1 Cor, v, 7). In chapter xxi we have the record of the seven who went fishing, led into it by Simon, Peter, perhaps because they were hungry; had no money and, it may be, had not seen 'the Lord for some time. Well, their toil was fruit. leas, for they caught nothing, 13o it is always without Rim -nothing. In the morning some one called from the shore, "Have ye any meat?" and they had to answer, "No." At his bidding they cast the net on the right side or 'the ship and caught 103 great fishes without breaking the net. Then John recognized the Lord. When they came ashore, before they brought etre fish that they bad caught, they found that their need had been anticipated, and they Saw a fire of coals with fish laid thereon and bread, And Jesus said, "Come and break your fust." Greater faith in Rim might have saved then the night of fruitless toll, for the blessing of the Lord mak" eth rich, and toll acldeth nothing there- to (Prov, x, 22, It. Y,). It was at that time Jesus three times asked Simon Peter, "Lovest thou hie?" perhaps be- cause of his threefold denial, and gave him the thrice repeated command, 'Teed bey sheep and bey lambs." Es also told Peter by what manner of death be should glorify Cod, remind- ing us of Paul's determination that Christ should be mag'nifiet in bis body either by life or death (xxi, 13, 10; Phll, 1, 20). As Peter inquired what Els plan for John tuns, Jesus replied: "If I w111 that be tarry till 1 come, what is that to thee? Follow thou bee' (xxi, N ER E Women, more than men, have,excitab1 a nerves, because ,� tiring work and physical strain tax their more delicate nervous systems and bring premature age and chronic weakness—unless treated intelligently. Drug -laden pills and alcoholic concoctions cannot build up a woman's strength, but the concentrated medicinal food properties in build strength from its very source and are help'ng thousands' of women to gain control of their nerve power -overcome tiredness, nervousness, impatience and irritabiFty. SCOTT'S is a liquid-food—free froirra drugs. Scott & Boone, Toronto, Out. 16-7 , wa� 41, ]ll" ,1t1 60 , 1' Purely lierbil-iia poisonous ealeril:g Antiseptic -Stops blood-paison Soothing -Ends pain and smarting, etc. Pure -hest far baby's rashes, Heals all sores. 50c. box, All Druggta!e and Stores 01, M. !T1 e following verse makes it plain tha Jesus never meant death when He spoke of His coming, Many are too much concerned about ethers In- stead of following Jesus fully them- selves. Note that whether it was weeping Mary, or the fearful disciples, or doubting Thomas, or the disappoint- ed fishermen,. the cure for all was the revelation of Jesus 'Himself. CASTO R IA For Infants and Children in Use ,For Over 30 Years Always bears / the Signature of • . . THE OLD GARDNER —SAYS— Much of the green surplus may well be evaporatd this year. This is the cheapest way to keep it for winter use. Glass jars are constantly increasing in price, and tins are Out of the question. an evaporator for home use can be purchased for five dollars, and there is practically no other expense. Among the vegetables, which are best adapted to the evaporation process are string beans, green pease, corn, tomatoes, squash pumpkins, sweet potatoes, egg plant, rhubarb, and carrots. hi addition nearly all the fruits can be evaporated successful While it is often advantageous 10 start cabbages in b seed bed and then traw:plalt them. there is no reason why they should not be started where the plants are to nature, dspite in- structions to the contrary, They should be thinned early to stand an inch apart. A little later they may be thinned again to stand 201nches apart, and the plants removed set in another row, When the plants are shifted it is a good plan to clip off one half of each leaf with a pair of scissorsauld water should be used freely. Late cabbages do well even on lheavy ground. ;i1LT PIC E • Fall et Pstneet saenes 1 the Wester* rto>At.-enter erer math -ea leg fi fl Q� in > Insoles. >�}AY x D t �>Gl{(i811 ftf tfltBt e1 fs 1 } zq .�. Y.,, rr./'+,I Y..,.-,wv ,. ..r t....v......+.rrw,..c..,ur•wv�t rrr...W,i, Fr"✓�'Y cy q ,. ,yr ,�r +:•.r aw ryV rrY 4f"s'.w1M G x, tV ��i"'�. Every garden maker should provide for a large crop of beans this season, both for summer use and for to can for winter. Probably the most reliable varieties for the hone garden are String less green pod, 't bush bean, Kentucky Wonder or Old homestead, a very pro- lific pole bean, and horticultural, which Is probably ti best shell bean. it must be remembered that beans are easily made to rust if cultivated or worked among when wet with dew or rale. in- deed, they are likely to rust anyway, sold so should be sprayed with Bord- eaux mixture every ten days through- out the summer., It is of greatest importance this year that every garden so used that there will be no waste, In the kitchen garden the rows of many vegetables need be no more han twelve inches apart, es- pecially if they run north told south, aunt it will he advisable to dispense with all crops 'like squashes, melons and corn, which require considerable space. Let- tuce can often be planted along the edge and wherever a vacany occurs in a row. Radish seeds can be planted with other seeds, for the radishes will be out of the way in a few weeks, if cucumbers are wanted, the Japanese climbing kind CR11 b used, and trained on stakes or wires, • Pour a little vinegar over fresh fish before boiling it, and it is not as likely to break. Press butter through an ordinary po. tato ricer as the first step toward cran- ing it and you will Bare time. Remove the odor of onions from a cooking dish by boiling strong soda water in it, Ch.iiciren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CA,a'-9-®FR I A JUNE ROD AND GUN. The June issue of Rod and Gun is out and its contents are such as to appeal to lovers of the out of doors, "Learn- ing the Way" by Edwara 1'. Martin is descriptive of the various stages in- volved in becoming a skilld shooter, "The Record of a Cruise On he Ka- wartha Lakes" tells of a motor boat outing in this attractive part of Ontario while the "Diary of a Canoe Trip ;in AI- A REMARKABLE STATEMENT Mrs,Sheldon Spent $1900 for Treatment Without Bene- fit, Finally Made Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg. etable Compound. Englewood, I11, -"While going through the Change of Life I suffered with headaches,ner- vousness flashes of heat, and I suffered so much I did not know what I was doing at times. I spent $1900 on doc- tors and not one did me any good. One day a lady called at my house and said ' she had been as sick as I was at onetime, and Lydia E. Pink-` ham's 'Vegetable Compound made her well, so I took it and now I am just as well as I ever was. I' cannot understand why women don't see how much pain and suffering they, would escape by taking your medicine.', I cannot praise ft enough for it saved my life and kept me from the Insane Hospital." -Mrs. E. SHELDON, 5657 S.1 Halsted St., Englewood, I11. Physicians undoubtedly did theirbest 1 battled with this ease steadily and could do no more,but often the most scientifie treatment is surpassed by the medicinal properties of the good old fashioned roots and herbs contained in Lydia E.I Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If any complication exists it pays to write the Lydia 31. Pink-, ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Muss.; for special free advice. gonquio Park" describes a successful fishing trip in the park, Other stages there are of similar interest and all the regular departments are well maintain- ed. Dog lovers will find a full report of the recent big dog show held iu Mon- treal with a list of all the awards given at the shote and accompaning descrip- tive matter. Rod and Gun in Canada is published at Woodstock, Ont. by W. J. Taylor, Ltd. l 17 Every woman should know the comfort, and experi- ence the relief of a reliable remedy that can be de- pended upon to right conditions which cause head- ache, dizziness, languor, nausea and constipation. At such times, nothing is so safe, so sure and speedy as XC ARS IFILLS r. During the past sixty years, millions of women have found them t, most helpful in toning and strengthening the system, and for regu- i4ating the stomach, liver and bowels. These famous pills are entirely " vegetable and contain no harmful or habit-forming drugs. Use them 0 with entire confidence for they cause no unpleasant after-effects, and ?mill. ot, rail you Worth a Guinea a BOX' Prepared only by Thomaa•Beecham, St. Helena, Lancashire, England. Sold everywhere in Canada and U. S. America. 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