New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1918, Page 8

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918, woan '.u:“.l ‘ry‘\:‘ 4‘\‘;; 4::7,\-;!”1‘1‘r.u »\u”'li::AVI‘ N i THRILLS. FOR TRAINH] WOMEN el e b S| T SuPPosy TraT Ves rve Gor A N GlSEGBELTE take any kind of a job in & war-pro- | TuaT TRAIN BACK TRAIN HAS JUST LOT OF TimE - BuT TimeXComesRIoLMRecTIaTRTonSEati e snin e S e T s To THE CAMP —WeLL PR OTS e e Mo at Regular Pay T 5 |en a job at $8 a week. In six weeks | HATE To TrinK BETTER GET THE I'VE GOT To BE I and was earning $22 a week, The fact TO ME ~.—_waw! e i(h:n he had 1 her salary alm | g | she had heen promoted three times WHAT WOULD HAPPEN ONE BEFORE THAT (21if) (557 RS ‘Washington, Nov. 7.—Time has |tripled in an incredibly short length come. says C. T. Clayton, 1o take up | ©f time meant nothing to this young regular work at regular pay The best way for many women to | to feel that she was successful in do- ZOX show their patriotism is to train for ing her part and maki < ood on the | | service. Efficiency was never a more | job assisned to her. That must be highly prized set than it is today. | the spirit of American woman ir ; s to the oh and The Government is helping women to | industry—to o th Joban d the work they are best fitted to { train herself fo work as faithfully and ; B i o W 3 e lo, and suggesting how they can best | Well as any man 3 d o { i 3 . trafn to fill places of men called to Tn ovder ¢ work of wou $ 2 R e color | may give the gre t economic value UTho itimet has nov N comoMiwneon (ol b community ey eivinzecaRton i % » oy g : 3 R For Three Months. ltched a many women must drop their knitting | faken not fit | pess into : v/ : i ok N hn b O G et i o (Lo Bk, e o son women | . G : | | Burned Awful, Cuticura Healed cease volunteer work, and take a re- | Who apply to the [ & iployment ular job for regular pay,” says C.|offices are asked to give full informa “For three months my face wi S Rl 5 oo | tion relative to their varfous qualif QA" covered with pimples so that I wi T. Clayton, Director of the Tr ing pimp: wnd Dilution Service of the U De- | cations, especially regarding their V ashamed to go anywhere. The pin] partment. of Labor “The fact that | school. collegc, or technical training. | |E 1T SHOLLD START Goop BY- | HAD girl; but she was inexpressibly happy 0 ————— B ples were red, hard, and very largl Women miy mot be in need of the| Tor full information relative to To RAN (T WOULD A UERY GNJOYABL }'_:‘S;s '1‘_"5“‘3::';_"‘“” and after awhile they all scaled ove money has nothing to do with the |nursing, hospi ssistants, and 1 INCREASE The / EVENING BUT ‘.M” SURE 'l.'o | |They itched and burned mmmi case. The United States Government | construct aids, address the Office | DIFFEICULTY OF Py o G awful. ] needs th service for production, and | of the Surgeon General, Washington, 5 GETTING ™ THE 7 5 cH A friend told me about Cuticur| the Government is very particular [ D. C.. as tollows: Nurses, American £%% STATION g Soap and Ointment, and I began to tr; about women being paid the same Nl“'“\’:"l‘ f\'vv' N”“t'\" 2 ”"'»*‘ * »"1!_ 7, ::?:;\ s:.fl!ell;ef;‘trefldnh}:s my f-;exbega e for Service lequally rent | Hospital tants, Army School o 3 ght on, and I use] Herenisam e s va’ u.’.lh lmmn»mmm Aids, Re- = g g L’L’:fifi'?"cfl&f.,‘if‘gfiffii‘,‘,’,w.?;;f . + is for women | construction Division y . o / o et R, B SO R o 1 e it o f ! g yrasail bealed.” (Signed) Miss Berut her to do, provided it has been along | training offercd under the direction | 2 % . Mn al ;;'Shzlgpewl‘é' erry Valles the lines of an essential vocation. | of the Surgeon (eneral, there arve | E L A School teachers should stick to their | 1,679 schools and hospitals throu 3 > / - lriup o\; yol; Sompdeéu:r;byuog_, calling no matter if munitions offer | out the country that register nurses, 3 y Z m‘:nf“:: :::h: l);'nnrw;lmcur‘lm lln a higher reward. The youth of |and grad nuises from these inst / ( i b bbb s America. must not be neglected tutions are eligible to enter the Army ! o s I Sasipie Bach Froe oy Mall gdd"“~w o “For the untrained woman, who has | hospitals with the same standi 7 & - atiours, g-pt. X, fl'flc Bold lvu&vhzr never worked in her life, industry pro- X ites of the Iy hool of | LIl e ey oot Soap 2ec.” Ointment 2 and 8c. Talcom Zc. i < . ; ¥ LT v than any other line of endeavor. Many | on Nursing of the Couneil of National | 3 2 e p h M factories are organizing training | Defense. They > also eligible to W” / btomac lsel‘y schools in their plants. 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STANLEY HORVITZ, and indutries can co-operate; such as | siastic over the progress they are | tion, a broad outlook on life, warm | They are now taking only applicants |c a first-grade commercial license, { back. For sale by The Clark uptometrist 327 Main St. Optician | Boston, New York, Rochester, Pitts- | making A preliminary course in | sympathy, a capacity to bear responsi- | living in the vicinity of established | the same as granted to men who | Brainerd Co., and all leading d. Satisfaction Gnaranteen | burgh, Scattle, Cleveland, Chicago, Employment Management tarted i Those interested in this new ! schoo qu:xlif_\' in the same way. gsts. WAR WORK CAMPAIGN NEW BRITAIN’S QUOTA #200,000 NOVEMBER 11TH. TO 18TH. We Stay-at-Homes and Undisturbed Workers Have a Big Responsibility. Our Boys “Over There” Are Doing Their Best. We Must Back Them Up and Give Them the Comforts of Home. They Are Boys Who Know the Sheer Luxury of a Cup of Hot Soup, a Piece of Bread, a Stove to Sit By, and a Word of Cheer. $5.00 WILL CARE FOR A SOLDIER FOR FIVE WEEKS } HOW MANY SOLDIERS WILL YOU MAKE HAPPY? NOW ALL TOGETHER — GIVE These Organizations Are Taking Care of the Boys: Y.M.C.A, Y. W.C.A, NATIONAL CATHOLIC WAR COUNCIL K. OF C., SALVATION ARMY, JEWISH WELFARE BOARD, WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE, AMERICAN LIBRARY ASS'N.