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10 THE CHRISTIAN NATION. Vol. 69. (Continued from page nine,) Joe JIann visited relatives and friends at Dennison, last week. Lewis and Fred Bailey are working at Greeley, Colorado, Rev, McElhinney assisted at the Eskridge Communion October 12 and a deep interest in their work, and preached at Sterling the next Sabbath, returning home October 20, Earl Wright, one of our members who is living in Newton for the winter, was in Quinter on business last week. We have had several good rains and much wheat has been sown, part of which is up large enough to make good pasture, Jlr, and Mrs, E. S. Graham enjoyed a visit from Jlrs, Graham's parents, Mr, and Mrs, R. G, Robb, of Olathe. week before last. well reception October 24 in the Mary Faith is the name of a very Church, A short program was render not ask you V to ipiurchase an Ear bers of our Church. û * -ix. • ii, • j ^ . Phone on faith m their word, but We are very sorry to relate a few give it to you for two weeks and a weeks ago our pastor announced his day absolutely free, and simply ask resignation as pastor of this congre- you to believe the evidence of your gation and preached his farewell last °^''^=^''''- " ^^ "^ '^''^ y°" =>'"e ^'^« 0^1,^1,^*1, o^ TTT ,. T,- to hear, you will, of course, be glad Sabbath, October 26, We regret his , ^ , ^,_ ,.^,, . , to retain the little instrument, as departure very much, but we pray that thousands upon thousands of others the Lord will be very gracious to have done, including a great many you can return it and receive your him and bring h'm speedily to another very distinguished persons. If for deposit. charge. The congregation held a fare- any reason at all it is unsatisfactory. There are two ot three notable small young lady who arrived at the ed wherein regrets were expressed on things about the Mears Ear Phone: home of our pastor, September 14, both sides, Mrs, McElhinney, with It remedies defective hearing just as thereby causing much rejoicing in that her children and mother, intends to glasses do defective sight, and Is instart for the east about October 29, stantly adjustable by a touch of the home, iMrs, Rev, McElhinney's mother, while Rev, McElhinney will supply va- finger to either of eight different cant pulpits for a few weeks. We sound strengths or tones; it is real- Mrs, Slater, of Beaver Falls, Pa,, arrived Sept, 13, for a visit with her daughter and family. Rev. G, R- McBurney is to fillthe pulpit at Dennison, October 26 and WILL YOU BELIEVE THB EVI- November 2, We are much gratified over the progress DENCE OF YOUR OWN EARS? If you are deaf the Mears Ear being made in our City Schools Phone, a perfected scientific instru ment so small that it will lie in the this year. We have a splendid faculty, every one a Christian who takes you to hear, and you can have hollow of your hand, will enable the free use of a Mears Bar also work for the advancement of Phone for fifteen days to test it. The Christian principles. Three of the ""®'" 'honesty and fairness of this , .,,,,,„, , Company is manifest in that they do senior class m High School are mem- , , , , , „ Coward Extension HeeJ C o w a r d hope that God will be very compassionate to this congregation and send us another shepherd in the near future. M. M, For Men, Women and Children Arch Suppori: Shoe A large percentage ot people afflicted with weak arches are ignorant ol their cor.dition. A stih larger percentage are doing nothing to prevent an existing tendency to this painful deformity. The only rational uay ol toriecting a falling arch is by ineclanical ;itsis1arce. This ie perfectly applied bv ihe t^teel bridf;e and ixtensicn heel of the Cow-Trd Arch !-upport Shce. A Shoe Widely JmITATEI) eut KtVER EUPLICATED. The Okiginal Arch Support Shf e ind fhe J'J ST. Highly Endorsed by orthopedists i-nrpeonF and \ hy?iciaro. Coward Arch Support Shoe and Coward Uxtension iHeel, have been made by James S. Coward, in bis Custom Department, for over 33 years. JAMES S. COWARD i-i/1 1 recnwlcti !>[. NEW YORK Mail 0rtler& Filteii |>,ear V. arren St.) tOLU NOWhhRL LLSt iepd Ior Cataloeue ly more convenient than glasses and so small that its use attracts no attention. In order to get the benefit of their free trial offer, address Department 6108, 46 West 34th street. New York, and mention the Christian Nation. (Continued from page seven ,) est writings of the latest writers; the best of the French periodicals; the French children's books, so prettily prepared and illustrated; books on the social affair of the moment as well as the latest music opinion and art speculation. In fact "L'homme du monde" and the scholar will always find novelty and distinction. The great aim in building and conducting the store was to make it both efflcient and interesting. Its governing principle comes from a recognition of an old tradition of the trade—that the patrons, and the public generally, have a rght to expect of a bookstore—as distinguished from any other kind of retail business—a true understanding of indi vid, lal True Values B & B True Valua Child's Sweater $050 PREPAID, SPECIAL at fc A Splendid AU-Wool Sweater (and please note the storm collar) which insures warmth where warmth should be. Typical of the great values in our juvenile mail order department, we offer this sweater as an opportunity for you to leam the real saving advantages this old estab- thick, lishedhouse all-wool, worsted offersyou, sweater that will 060-10—Child's keep the Httle folks Sweater "warm tor as toast"; either boy two or Danela girl, of ThiBJB novelty a heavy. basket weave knittins down either aide; turndown collar, deep turnover; full-fashioned cuffs with band edge; two pockets with Itnitted flap; five large cent box will be sent for 10 cents in stamps. A, J. Ditman, 4 Astor tastes and desires, A tradition, indeed, now largely f<strong>org</strong>otten. The House, N, Y. present tendency In the sale to the R h e u m a t i s m public of any product is toward methods adapted only to a 'large-scale A Home Cure Given by One Who Had It miscellaneous business; and though In the spring- of 1893 I was attacked by books are so sharply individualized Muscular and Inflammatory Rheumatism. that each one should be and used i j 1 suffered as only those vvho have it know. be considered a separate product, for over three years. I tried remedy after this tendency seems so far to 'irfect remedy, and doctor after doctor, but such them that they are, in some measure, relief as I received was only temporary. looked upon as only one of one thousand forms of merchandise. But this completely, and it has never returned. I Finally, I found a remedy that cured me is not So at Scribners', It is a store have given itto anumber •who wereterribly where all the latest literature of any afflicted and even bedridden with Rheumatism, and it efifected a cure in every case. kind may be had immediately—where promptness is rated one of the flrst I want every sufferer from any form of •nOOK'5—Largest stock of Second Hand Theological virtues—yet Boolcs where in America, these traditions 0\'er 50,00fl volumes of the on book hand, trade, Catalo,e;ues under free. which Libraries visitors collections could feel of Books as boue:lTt if they or exchanpfed were not and shoppius, BCHXJLTE'S but, if BOOK they wanted hTORF, them, would find clerks who could enter into real comprehension and sympathy 132 E. 23d Street, New York. with their tastes, are maintained. A Special pearl Christmas buttons; faced inner Book band to "Painting Pastimes front for opening, Colora; white, red and Young Artists"--an Oxfords: instruction book in di-awing, Prepaid to nearest express flJO Â sizea 3 to 6 years. painting and mixing colors; or post office, foronJy . . yfcBvU landscapes, birds, fio^vers, trees, animals; in color and black and white; 134pagea; boundin boards, 9 by r-n "NEW YORK STYLES 12inches, PRICE- - DuC AT LESS THAN prepaid if ordered with above or any other article NEW YORK PRICES" in our catalogue; if ordered We'll send you FREE our beautiful illustrated style book for alone, add 21c for postage. Women, Men, Misses and Children—filled with those unusual values such as have pleased our B O G G S patrons & for 44 years. BUHL Write for It. ESTABLISHED 1869 Federal Street PIHSBURGH, PA. ACIDITY or sourness of the digestive passages, is a trouble that inactive men and women of approaching middle age otten suffer from. No drugs are needed to remove this condition and give a sweet breath and comfort. Only Murray's Charcoal Tablets (absolutely unmedieated), an agreeable and harmless remedy, are required. One only, to convince you, a regular 25 rheumatic trouble to try this marveloup healing: power. Don't send a cent; simply mail your name and addres,s and I will sendit free to try. After you have used it and it has proven itself to be that lonK-Iooked-for means of curing y*'"'" Rhenmatism, you may send the price of it, one dollar, but, understand, I do not want your money unless you are perfectly satislied to send it. Isn't that relief today. true.—Pub. Mark Mr. fair? is Jackson H. thus Jackson, Why offered is suffer Syracuse,N. responsible. No. you any 6n free? Gurney longer Y. Don't Above Bldg., when delay. statement positive Write
Novemher 12, 1913. A FAMILY PAPER. U Cut Glass .Jîll^ Set To introduce t 95 11 ust rated K X p r e .s s riês paid GKNUIJIE HKAVY Higlil^' polislietl. Buzz ^'r,\It design. Money back U notfatisfactuiy. Beautiful CataloK I'vee; also speclBl ofter of >Hi,Ol) Out GUvas Waier Sel Frkk, ESSEX CUT GLASS CO., 719 W. B'dway, N.Y. City WAUKESHA, WIS. iJIiss Belle Arthur, of Holly, is spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. Stewart of Bg Rapids. Mrs, A. I. Rohb and little daughter are visiting ilrs. W, .M, Robb, jMisr-s Olive Bartha Carnew has begun her year's work as teacher in the fine new and is boarding with Rev, and Mrs, H. G. Patterson. On last Sabbath evening, Oct. 5, there were thirty present, the largest nuinber that has attended any service as yet. The interest seems to be growing, both among the members arid THIS adherents. GIRL IS A WONDER. You can make dollars and dollars selling Pure Fruit Candy; so if you want more money than you ever possessed, send forty-eight two cent stamps to cover expense of mailing seventy-seven Pure Food Formulas, and a set of assorted bonbon moulds. I will help you start in business. I am Denver Cong 1,50 CHUCRH ERECTION. glad to help others, who, like myself, May. J, P 5,00 need money. People say "the candy McKeesport & Monongehela Miss May Walker, Per J. P, .,. l.Ot Cong 4,02 is the best they ever tasted,"—therein lies the beauty of the business. Blanchard Cong 15,5( Seattle Cong 15,00 Olathe Cong,, Addl 10,0C l!i ookland Cong 2,50 You don't have to canvass; you sell W, M. S. Los Angeles, to purchase instruments 25,Oc Xew Concord Cong 4,20 right from CHINA your SPECIALS. own home. I made Ray, Ind,, Cong 3,50 $12,00 the first June. day; so can you. IsaOakdalbelle Cong 5,40 Mrs, Melissa Dodds, to purchase Pbh, Pres, Inez, W, Block M. 1261, S. Thank East offering Boys' Liberty, Vernon Cong 4.25 instruments ....' 10,Or Pittsburgh, Pa. Topeka Cong 23,29 L, M, S, Sterling 10.00 School 30,00 L. M, S, Greeley lO.OC Pbh, Pres. W. M. S, Thank offering, Bible Reader 30,00 Pbh. Pres. W. M. S. Thank offering. Support Child 25.00 Y. P. C. U, Winchester, account Sal, Lei Liu Cheung 25.00 Y, P, C, U, Winchester, support lah Kaau Tai 15.00 July. Bible Class, Geneva College, support native worker 18.00 Eugene Dodds, Oak Park, support girl, disc. Miss D 15.00 L- M. S. Olathe, Cong., Disc, Miss Dean 20.00 August. I- M, S. Sterling Cong., for Hos- P'taJ 5.00 ^' S. St. Louis Cong., support 2 children 15.00 LATAKU & SUADEA SPECIALS. June. Amounts collected by Rev. S. ^•Jgar for desks in Girls School, Latakia, disc. Miss Ed- ^^'' 116.93 ^- •^. S, Blanchard. desks in fioys School 3.00 TARSUS SPECIALS. June. L, M, S, Winchester, support Zakea Antoni & Khuzmii i-\luky in Miss Sterrett's school 60,00 August, Mrs, Stewart's Class, Winchester, support boy. Disc. .Vliss French 25.00 JEWISH MISSION, May, ilcKeesport & Monongehela Cong 4,22 New Concord Cong 4,95 L. M, S. Sterling 10,(I0 R. P, (Sth St,) Pittsburgh 2,00 July, Srd Phila 1.00 August. "Chattanooga, Tenn," 5,(10 L, M. S, 1st Beaver Falls 5.00 Morning Sun €ong 17,70 school house at Prospect, Utica Cong 8,50 l>ong Branch Cong IS,57 White Lake Cong 6.00 United .Miami Cong 22,00 3rd Phila, Cong 25,93 Eskridge Cong 11,90 Tabor Cong 1,S7 Sterling Cong 18,41 Mrs, M, J, Wilkey, Sterling, Kan. 5.00 Billings Cong 6.21 Winchester Cong 65,40 Walton Cong, ! 26,40 \\ ashington Cong 7,07 ind N, Y. Cong 46,00 New Galilee Cong, . , 6,17 2nd N, Y, Cong 25,00 Tabor Cong 3,31 August, "Chattanooga, Tenn," 10,00 LATAKIA HOSPITAL. May, R. P, Pittsburgh Cong. (Sth St,) 1,00 June. Pgh, W. Pres, Miss. Soc, Thank Offering 3.00 Y. P. M, S, Allegheny Cong.,. 15,00 -MERSINE HOSPITAL. May. A Mother in Israel, Philadelphia, Per. J, P 25.00 Father. Per J. P 10,00 Miss Eleanor Duncannon, Per J, P 1,00 Union Cong. Per J. p 8,45 J. B, Spear, New Concord, Ohio, Per J. P 1,00 "Two Friends," Per J. P 10.00 Central Allegheny, M. S,, Per J. P 10,00 "Two Friends, New Concord, Ohio, Per J. P 5,00 DownieviUe, Per .1. P 1,00 June. The Robert Raikes Duplex System TRADE MARE Richmond For the Sunday School This System, firstofFcred to the Sunday Schools only a little over a yc^sr ago (under the name Beginners' Duplex), is now training ten,s oi thousands -^Âou^^si^ of young people in the habit of making weekly offerings to Missions as well as to Local Support, Kvery day brings us tetters suchc.7 this: "We are much pleased with the results attained, and ejcpect at the end of the School year to show a substantial increase in oflerings. We feel that the largest benefit has come, however, from the educational value of the envelopes. At least twice a week (when the contributions are placed in the envelope, and when it is put on the plate) practically every pupil's thousrht is turned to others, and Missions is a constant presence,''—L, S, Freeman, Rosliudale, Mass, We selected the name "Robert Raikes" for our Sunday School Duplex in remembrance of tbe founder of the modern Sunda.v ,Sfhoo!, The Duplex Svstem for the Church and the Robert Raikes Duplex for the Sunday ley. School Per are J, both P fully explained in "DUPLEX 4,75 CHURCH AND SUNDAY .SCHOOL Denver METHODS," Cong,, Write Per for J, it P and for free 21,00 ROBERT RAIKES UNIT No, il. We shall be glad to send also particulars of the Graded Duplex System for the Sunday Scbool, James Carson, Denver, Per J, P, 5.00 Denver recommended W, M, by S„ Rev, Per Ge<strong>org</strong>e J, P H, Trull, 5,00 DUPLEX-RICHMOND. VA. T h B A m e r i c a n Montclair W, M. S„ Per J, P. l.OO Quinter Cong,, Per J, P 12,27 Superior Cong,, Per J, P 10,21 Beulah Cong, Per J, P 16,75 James Dodds, Los Angeles, Per J. p 10,00 J. K, O'Neill, Winchester, Per J. P 10,00 Dr, D. R, Sterrett, Winchester, Per J, p 15,00 Eskridge Cong,, Per J, P 23.14 Denison Cong., Per J, P 83, li Denison Y. P, S. C, E,, Per J, P 6,1C "Friend," Topeka Cong,, Per J. P 1,0( Olathe Cong,, Per J, P 68,3( "Friend," Winchester, Per J, P, 10,Oc Miss Sara Ewing, Clarinda, Per Winchester Cong 74.00 L, M, S, Morning Sun Cong. , . 19,4E Topeka Cong 13.95 LATAKIA MISSIONARY DWELLING, House for Rev. S, Edgar. May. L. M. S, Long Branch, R. M, S. 15.00 C, G, Mcllhenny, Princeton, S. E 5,00 Rev. & Mrs. W. M, Robb, R, M. S 10.00 Mrs. Henry Russell, Bloomington, E, E 19,50 Stanilmrd Bible (Edited by the American Revision Committee) IS BEST FOR HOME ANO STUDY All scholars are agreed that thia is the most accurate translation of the Scriptures, as it embodies the results of BibUcal research in the last 300 years, during which time a greater number ot authentic manuscripts have been brought to hght than in the thousand of years preceding. Those who cimg to the old version voluntarily deprive themselves of all that Christian Scholarship has gained in exact knowledge of the Bible during the last 300 years. Then, too, the exact thought of the sacred writers is given in readily understandable language in this version— hence its readings are much more interesting and instructive to the entire family. The American Standard Bible is made in several editions especially suitable for home and study use, combining large type and compact size. Over 200 styles to meet every requirement. Prices, 35 cents to «50,00, ASBESTOS .Tust let us send CORK you sample SOLES pages will and keep price your list, feet that warm you, yourself, and dry. may Try see them, wl;at a 1 wonderful pair I5c,, Book 2 pairs it really for is. 25c. Ladies oi gents. State size of shoe, James THOMAS HAHN Dodds, NELSON CO.,2.54 Los Angeles, West & SONS 16th Cal,, St., New York S, E 381 Fourth Avenue, New York 15.00 James For Carson, Sals bjf Denver, All Bookaelleps Colo., S. E 10.00 L. M, S, Stafford Cong,,, S E, 18,00 Stafford Cong,, S, E 23.50 Soughfleld Cong 31.69 S. S, Long Branch 29.94 "A Friend," of Long Branch Cong 5.00 S. S. Geneva Cong 10.00 How's This? August. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for L, M. S. Old Bethel Cong 15.00 anv case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by iHall's Catarrh Cure, F, J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J, Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe hira perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry ont any obligations made by his firm, NATIONAL BANK OP COMMERCE, John H, Curry, Bloomington, ,, , 10,00 Birthday offering, L. M, S., Clarinda 18.00 June . Pgh, Pres, W. M, S. Thank Offering 78.10 J„ M. S, St, Louis Cong,, S, E. 10.00 L, M. S, 1st U, P, Church, St. Louis, S, E 6.65 ti n. ^ . , ^ . Toledo, O, Mrs, A Melissa . ^ K Dodds, H ILos M Angeles Z^!r, • •«V • Ask 10,00 him if he advises you to keep this ^^ y^"'' ^^^^^ ô"t Ayer's PiUs. Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting L. M, S. Los Angeles Con 25.00 directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces femily laxative in the house. He knows the action of these pills, S, S, 2nd N. Y., R. M. S 50,00 of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price and can wisely advise you. Take them or not, as he directs! "A Friend," Blanchard 1,00 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Pgh. Pres. W. M. S. Thank "A Ayer's Friend," Pills Newburgh, have been N, Y., sold R, for over 60 years. For constipation. biliousness, sick-headache, indigestion, Take Hall's dyspepsia. Family Pills for J, constipation O. Ayer Co,. offering ,. ..,,,, 19,00 M, S 1.00 Lowell, Mass. W M. S. 2nd Phila 25.00 Mrs, M, I. -Robb & Miss Mary Mrs. K. L. Milliken, 2nd Phila 10.00 Fowler, Newburgh, N. Y,, R, "Samaritan Evans 2 Stafford In Mrs. Le Parnassus Y, W, Greeley New Kobt. J. .T. J, Concord, friends. P. Memory, Junta M. P Castle Taylor's S., Cong., S. Young, New Union Cong., La Per Burt S. Y, Concord, Per S. .Junta, S. P. August. Parnassus, J. July. Kilpatrick, Cong. S, Per. S. P Class," J. J, C. P Colo, J. Per E., P Gree- J, New J. Per Per P. 25.73 14.00 67,55 30.00 13.65 2.00 11.89 10.00 7.45 5.00 1,50 Mission S, M, S. S, Clara Olathe S Oakdale Greeley Band, Hill, Cong Cedarville La July. Junta, Colo. 10,00 50,00 59.63 26,75 20,00 5.00
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