RURAL ENTERPRISE
Prudence’s Daughter
“But the w»v «e street is like IL And
•: * next ooe is worse, and the next
k — wore*. Oh, w-ioe few j ^ u e v are
sice « . -ugh. I au ip o te. but In the
m ain—h-«p, e*s. tear own used to te
a fanny, straight-up-and-down thing
We have pictcraa of I I They
b t..: b over when I was a baby. No,
• is the state. Rae. We get th a t
«•might up- snd-du wanes« from thu
rn. I fancy."
ETHEL
H U ESTON
Ree. latent uj« n her search for a
■ e fo r nerseif and her young pbar-
c.e ~M, paid slight attention to her
’•.end * plaintive rambling*.
Sba
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SundaySchool
’ L esson’
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W—< w M ew *»*C al*«. »
Letton for September 20
■*ed ahx-tit her. w ith growing d«n-
THE
BQ
IDEA
i r
And while sha looked. J - rry
• «ci la the doorway, and stare-1 with
teasing sn-axe*nent nl«om th e place.
«’:
in 't i«e a Lome, you k « w."
- «aid to herself. “It mlglit do a* n
• -c. even a» a stable If one didn't
e one’s h- ne«. fm e could call them
« « dinner stall, sleeping stall, cook-
«'all— it's th e way they look. And
i kr-.w really it w ouldn't be so hard
•—«--rt of—sw itch things around a
' *— k n « k out a wall or two—tw ist
-t t'u irc a se about some way—and—
PAUL
W RITES TO THE THESSA
LONIANS
Frsfiea«» wrote to i-ee fsti.*T. AS :
npe—y <e «, much ctieap-
LESSO N T E X T — 1 The«« t l - i g
bey fa *hev w ro te back, w
er H t
to gey h-.ijse and furai-
. E X T — “ In n v n r r v t i a g g lv «
2, 1S44, she w n t e j ;—
and f--co»«r)Bg patler««-»
th n z .s e — 1 T h e * * , t i t
tu re «H
I tr-m saed. you see. And
"F o r tw e n ty-th re e v ta r , I v - . .
rR lM A l.T TvPIC—P n al's Love for
more rare and r/»f* dlvh
e ara- f hMWj Ci
a« 1- jg b t a drug store
Hte
F
n
en
cn
c o c jta a t sufferer
e t r .-.»
-«try than anyw here rise. th at : Pro out hy
ilverw tj. and it will be
J U N IO R T O P IC — H o w P s n l W o r k e d
ca.arrh. I had a severe E ise ry a- ;
dej.ee must go with her h as'-end.
Is T b *» a a . - nicB.
tr him
H e can come
b w x m g ia the to p o f n y htad.“ a
I N T E R M E D I A T E A N D S E N IO R T O P -
have learn ed .' he wrote, “th at ffcert
e- L. «be explained with
c o n tm u il dro pp ing o f ^ e o u , £ t5
*c—P a u ls Devotion to Hi» Work.
a re eaaona In atones, and sermec
M t * ik J ie r B f « 4 . w it h n e f o r t
l-netAry enyneas of pre-
t=y th ro a t causing frequent e x -—,
TO L'N 'G P E O P L E A N D A D U L T T O P -
r a a a lt a
J « tr y r a a a a t la * t
r a s i n g brooks Ko If Jerrold
daya.
IC — T h « S p ir it nn d M « t h .d o f Pau«'»
to ra tio a . M y entire system be.
• • m p l o a o f f a r r . d a r . ’ y. 1
o»t religion In oor th arch . U Is c
Work.
R aes
came involved and I grew worse.
re-tl-n s, Jerry
tk a p a r t y a b r u p t ly
Ta*
L'>ry
you to find It in b is .'
I t seemed as if I could n o t re c o rd
out ale
t u r t » to J * r r y * cAJMfc'sod ac4
C entral avenue
P
rudesco
swallowed
hard,
but
• a '» *
fro m a constant cough and fre
y a o t k a t k « r ham « fa J/«» M ft!n*a.
Whl.'e th e lesson com m ittee h»s se
turned «town Seventeenth street.
Jerry'a eje a narrow ed speculatively. lected this brief passage in the second
O ftly ebJJ4 o f a w e a lt h y fa t h e r ,
did I t
quent attacks o f b ilio us colic M v
*1 1 they cam e to tl«e house, ahe
w h e n • & * ,« t a e a t y ah« f« « a t t *
»
drew
vague
little
designs
in
the
bowels
were
affected,
causing
It was n o t as Jerrold frankly ad- stoigted the car. and both girl« tam ed
chapter for printing, the intention waa
'a i l of A rt aa4 aaka her p a re c e
alarm m ff hemorrhages.
I „ J
r
with
a
gloved
finger.
A
curious
shlt'ed
that
be
care-1
particularly
about
to
present
the
m
essage
of
th
e
entire
to lo t h e r «ft to N e w T o r h fo r
' about In tb e.r seats and looked at IL I h r
m any remedies and fin a lly took
.htne«« came Into her face.
attending any church with a painful
a<u4y
W it h worn* m ia < fv ta < , th e y
epistle. It w as on P aul's second mis
It a s s t«x preje-eve-ssing. Set e n
Pe-ru-na. In three days I w ts re
a f r o to h e r « o ia « la X e w T gfm
“It Is Imfcrsslhle." Kae «aid, coming sionary Journey th at the church at
degree of aesldatry. hot wn*t> ne hsd tirely too fa r forw ard in a sm all lawn
lieved o f m y bow el troub le and en-
J e r r y m a k e « t e r h o m e w it h a
i
from
her
Inspection.
“I
w
ouldn't
cfeurefa.
he
wanted
«burch.
and
not
a
Thessaioulca was fonnded as seen in
s t th e top of a steep terrace. It stood
M r . D « la a e y ( M l r a r j . «r, a e t-
t^ e ly ern-ed by five bottles. I most
ve It aa a gift."
'in d a y morning reception wftt*sut r e very «tiff, very Mguare. very high, w ith
reaa, who. w ith T h e re « « a p a in t
th e last lesson-
A fter crossing Into
ch e e rfu lly recommend Pe-ru-na."
Thirty-five hundred. Is th a t w hat Macedonia be preached the Gospel at
fre-bm enta
e r, o c e epte« th e h -a a e
J e rry
*n aw kw ard aejuare |,«rch. clumsy
J u n e 30, 1024, M rs. B ourland writes
in k « « a s I m e M I « ’ » I l k ) « «
, ,
□ «aid? t'a n i g(,t jt on term s?
O f course fre d e n -e had had to leans w jeare windows, the whole In grievous
Philippi, where be was Imprisoned.
T h e re s a , « h o is la la e t a d « s i
again
•
-
go
down
rigid
away.
I
have
an
to
dance.
H
iving
become
SB
E
p
ls
r
e
' need of [m int
From Philippi he went to Tbessalou-
» c e n t r i c . a « 4 ih s tw o becom e
“
I
w
ill soon be seventy-nine yea-s
palian
Mie
could
not
plead
the
M*-'k-
'* •
fr;en<le
J e r r y n o w dev o te e
"W ill you tell me," Je rry said plais-
Ica.
The people th ere w ere largely
o ld and enjoy god health fo r one
sarsalf to T h e r r e s . w h o r e iu r n e
«eUst M adpline In rebuttal, and thus tlv elj. “why my Iowa builds Itself such
Gentiles.
o f m y age, I s till recommend
h e r li k i n g J e r r y pones fo r T h e r
'.nexpeotedly torn ad rift from her i ghastly b o m e s r
CHAPTER III
1. The Salutation (eh. 1:1),
esa e m a s te rp ie c e . " T h a O t t i a
Pe-ru-na and take it m yself when
•piritual backbone, she agreed with
R id e r
S ile r t o n c a lls on J e r r y .
necessary.
“H e said it was a barn of a thing.'
Tim othy and Silas w ere associated
T h e g i r l re fu s e s to see h im
At
Jerrold, rath er faintly, th at ir would a»*en:ed Rae. “But it is very cheap.
T h e Sum m er Passes
F o r more than h a lf a century
with Paul In this m issionary Journey,
a h o te l d in n e r J e r r y sees D a a a e
be a sham e for bar •/« go through i.f- He «aid— the real estate man. I m e a n -
Pe-ru-na has a proud record of
h / 'l Is c o n ecloae o f h is a d m ir a
Pnidence and Jerro ld had finished and they a re associates of Paul la
«I’-.ng
cut
every
enticing
w
aits
and
tio n . h u t r e f a * * • to <■>>>r-«« h e r
said It couhl be e n tire ^ baOt over for th e soup and were startin g with «teak this message.
good done. M en and women the
luring oneetep . She must certainly a few thousand. And it has gtxed
A ltitu d e to w a r d h im .
J e rry b e
w o rld over stand ready to te s tify to
II.
P
aul's
Thanksgiving
(1
^
-1
0
).
and
potato«*«
when
Je
rry
ran
In
th
at
comes c o n e la -e d she has n o t th e
¡earn to dance.
its value in the treatm e nt of a 'l
points, a garage In the back when we night, profusely apologetic for her
a b i l i t y to be«««me a n a r t le t
At
L
Foe
T
heir
F
aith
.
Love
and
Hope
F 'e encountered difficulties from the get rich enough .for a c ar—Just oppo
c a ta rrh a l disorders.
• p a r t y J e r r y a g a in saaa D a a a e .
(». 2-4).
tardineas.
H
er
face
w
as
aflame
with
start. A professional Instructor was site th e Utile park you see—on the
sod
w i ll n o t
re« g n ia a
h im
Send 4 cents postage to the
T his triad of graces testified of
T h e r e e a h in ts t h a t J e r r y sho u ld
brought in to tench her. And a fte r car line— and quite n ear th e university color, her sta rry eye» aglow behind the
P E -R U -N A C OM PAN Y, Colum bu.,
their election of God.
fringing
laabea.
go hom e, a n d pr««mleee h e r a
many painful, painstaking l*-**ona. she . and ‘jra n t » drug store.”
Ohio, fo r book on catarrh.
p re s e n t.“
R e 'u r a lr .g
fr o m an
2. How They Received the Gospel
“Awfully stupid of me to be so
m anage«] to get around very nicely. j
e r e a in g
of
g a y e ty .
J e rry
le
P e-ru -n a io eith er tablet or liquid
w ith these (H.lnts to Its credit. Jerry late." »he cried, tossing her glove« and (T. 5.)
sho c k e d a t h e a rlr .g fr o m M lrr.l
Hut »«.ten P ru d e n e . In fear and trem- ■
form «old everyw here.
followed her distastefully up th e steps I hat upon a cnalr, and sliding deftly
It w as In th e power of the Holy
» h e a ls o le a rr.a t h a t M im i Is
'«ling, got • n the floor with any other
If a e t e a a a m o tk a r T h a
p r e s e n t'
of the terrace, and still more di«ta*te- | Into her place at the table. “No soup SpirlL
than
the
Instructor.
th
e
had
trouble.
T h e re s a
b ad
p ro m is e d
J erry
8. Joyful Obedience (▼. fi).
fnlly on the clumsy, stiff square porch. I for
W h a t ’» in a N a m e ?
“It Isn’t th at I don't try," ahe told j "W hy do they do It, H a e r »he won- | ’•»« rue. K atie. But he generous with
p roves Io he h e r p l - t u r e
The
4. Exem plary Lives (v. 7).
steak."
She
glowed
around
a
t
her
O r e a n R id e r " J e r r y d»- id ea to
her h .•»•.and despsirtngly. but eager In >
A
vigorous
family, the Doyles, both
5. M issionary activities (v. 8.)
go hom e
A t ho m e e h , | . e n
"I've been having a
her o » n ,«efen«e In th e face of his : dered. “Such »tiff, straight, stupid Uttle family,
m entally and physically. One of Conan
t h u s ia s t ic a lly we«- .m e d by h e r
6.
T
urned
From
Idols
(
w
.
»-10).
lines—the
doors,
the
windows,
the
eol.
heavenly
time,
m
other—alm
ost
as
ex
le rS c ,, "J do try ! I put my whole
D oyle's sisters m arried a clergyman
n & rr i r> # p o ra n ta
Mh< w i n * * h * 'r
III. C haracter of P aul’s Ministry nam ed Angel, a d e a r ugly fellow
citing as teaching you to dance again.
tided on it. 1 know e ia c tly w hat I am
e y m p e th le e w it h th e s to rie s o f
(2:1:12).
h e r N e w T o r k life .
And th at rem inds me"—Je rry put her
supjxc-ed to do. I count every step, and
They lived n ear to us a t Walllngforct
It would seem from th is defense th at and next door to them happened to
knife down and turned about, facing
1 never listen to a word my p artn er
her father. “I'll have to borrow sortie some of the Jew s had called Into ques live another clergyman named Darn.
•aye. and I keep both eyes «hut so I
H e defends him And la te r on Dam w as moved to
money, fath er—I don't know Just bow tion his m inistry.
CHAPTER II
won't t»e afraid of running Into the
much— a thousand or so. Will you self hy showing the ch aracter of bis Goring and found him self next door to
all! Hut I can 't keep off his feet, nor
— 10—
m in istry :
lend It to me?"
a Roman Catholic priest whose name
J e rry C o rn u Into H e r O w n j ff/m under them. Y««u needn’t laugh. I
1. It W as Courageous (vv, 1-2),
Jerro ld was working with a refrac
j either, for I c a n 't help
w as F a th e r Heli. Providence. I taka
Jerry seemed to settle again Into the
H is persistence in spite of sham eful IL arranges these little things (c,
tory bit of sirloin and did not answ er
W
en
Jerry
had
come
of
an
age
to
j
routine of every day life | n her Middle
persecution proved his devotion to the some wise purpose.—Jerom e K. Je
upon the InstanL
W estern borne without change
»! e take a personal in terest in her tnoth-
"I will," proffered Prudence meekly. Lord and His work.
rome. In H arrier's Magazine.
er'»
so>
ial
life,
and
to
feel
a
personal
sharetl In the work of th e house as »he
2. Honest and Guileless (try. 3-4).
“It s awfully good of you, m other,
had <l»ne before «be went to New r e ,- .,,- bllJty for her public appear- I
I but I think I'd better get It from
A« one sent of God, he faithfully
York, practiced her music, reed a great an<e. she shared this harden with her
I father. T his is huaineas, you aee. and m inistered unto them, not courting
deal, and drove out very often in the father. And at regular Intervals, per- |
i It's Impossible to lie real businesslike m an's favor.
hanil/om e little “Ilarm e r“ which was j baps tw ice a year, the en tire household |
3. W ithout F latterin g W ords (▼. 5).
with you. you’re such a lamb. Of
tv««
thrown
Into
s
tum
ultuous
state
of
her personal possession.
course, father. I can give you a__a
4. \\ lthout a Cloak of Covetousness
excitem ent with teaching Prudence to
H er return waa balled with a great ■ dan^e.
mortgage on the 'B a b y .'" Je rry a l (▼. 5.)
lsvlthnees of celeb ration on the part
5. Did Not Seek Glory From Man
ways called her p retty roadster the
"Why can't you dance? Why ean't
of her friend«, for al.e had long been
"Baby."
The first had been Just (v. 6).
,
you?
dem
anded
Je
rry
earnestly.
a leader In the particu lar little aet she
"Baby,” the second was "Baby Junior,"
6. Gentle and Affectionate (v r, 7-8).
claimed aa her«. Immediately «he waa 'A unt Fairy dam es beautifully. Aunt
and this latest and finest one of all was
So vitally did he enter Into the lives
made the occaahm for a gay nerl«-« of Connie dance«, both the Twin Auntie«
tenderly known as “T he T hird.” "I of the people th at he displayed a
dance«, dinner« and periled.
I.Ittle a'h.re It. H aven't they as much ile th -
can give you a m ortgage on her, hut gentleness even aa a nursing m other
flirtations.
Inconsequential affaire», odist blood aa you have? Why can't
I'm going to be awful busy, and I'll with her children.
you learn?"
which had faded away and died upon
7. Unselfish ( t . 9.)
have to use her Just the same."
"I don't know," acknow lnlged her
her departure. »truggied ba«* i„t„ ,
“It m ight be Interesting to know '
In order th a t hla motive be not ques
sem blance of rejuvenation on her rr- m other unhappily. “I certainly work
w hat you're going to do with It—the tioned, he labored night and day for
’um . and although they failed to stir hard *n,"'“eU ,o learn »nythlng
-rry
a rtJre
" ' . t U th e , ' ’“J . , ‘ " I *h" ' ’
'•
« "
money, I m ean,” her fath er put In j his support.
INSIST! Unless you see the
Blam eless
gently, when she paused for breath. , 8. Irreproachable and
played Iheir part la «Idling away the
" " ,*ru '1,'n‘*• »here,ore. of her
“ Bayer Cross” on tablets you
(v. 10.)
“Not
th
a
t
it's
any
of
my
business,
of
hour« and helping to o, . .jpy her
■’>'* w ithout coercion from
course."
He did not claim to he faultless, hut
are not getting the genuine
thoughts, which were not hap y ones " n?un*- voluntarily proffered herself
"Ob, I don't mind telling—not In the he challenged them as to bis blam e
for th* iiMHtt part.
i
M crlflre io lnarn to dHn<e
Bayer Aspirin proved safe by
...... .
je r ry oata Plain least.
Je rry w as impulsively gener lessness.
Even with so much to
. a i.*“ 1" ' ",,r
’Jrl' ,'n ,o d eep erath » .
amuse . and
millions and prescribed by phy
tively, “Why My Iowa Builds Such ous. .She pushed her plate back a : 9. Hlg Lofty Aim ( w . 11-12).
T
o
h
e
r
«urprlse.
to
her
great
concern
engage her, the daya passed slowly,
G hastly Homes?"
sicians
for 24 years.
T h at they would walk w orthy of
little
and
launched
Into
a
graphic
ac-
j
as
well.
Je
rry
only
laugbed.
and
would
an,I Jerry , for all the derosmbi on her
not
cept auch m artyrdom at her umns C ouldn't they put a little curve count of the day's excursion with Rae J God In keeping with th eir high call
time, rem ained d istrait and preocru-
O y
Accept on<y 5
ing.
hands
pled, almost listless. And Prudence
In once In a w hile for the auiue in quest of a honeymoon home. She
IV. How th s Gospel W as Received
described
the
“great
grotesque
barn
of
“Nonsense,
mother,
you
esn
’t
dance,
moiM»y
T*
Bayer
package
drove herself well nigh to distraction
a thing" on Seventeenth street oppo ¡ (2:13-10).
In her m aternal anxiety to bridge the and you don't want to. Why bother?
“H eau t, Is very expensive, ' »aid Rae
As (he very Word of God.
site Good park In no mild manner.
which contains proven directions
danger«,us chasm between lim e, past i You'd b elter Just «tick to Wesley and lightly.
V. P aul’s Desire for th e T hessa
“ K a e simply wouldn't give it a sec
Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets
and tin .« present, hut all in vain she I eschew the devil and nil Ida works."
"No
w
onder
we
all
go
off
somewhere,
lonians
(2:17:3-13).
* Bridge, then," pleaded Prudence
ond look," she finished. "B ut you
Also bottles of 24 and 109—Druggists
rack,-.) t„ r fertile I,ruiu for things to
1. He Endeavored to See Them Face
hopefully "You really ought to teach to C alifornia, or to New York, If this know, father, it hsiked pretty good to
‘/ w " ” *’’ *
®f B«rer M s m .
stim ulate Je rry 's Interest.
is
th
e
best
we
can
do
for
ourselves,''
to
Face,
hut
W
as
H
indered
by
Satan
ractur« cf MuGo*cet:cacUle»ter cf
me something, you know."
me. Lota of advantages, Kae said so
"Oh. m> dear, you haven't taught me
Je rry went on gloomily. "I don't bl.ime
(2:17-18).
Je rry consented to add a few final us. Fancy living In a thing like th is! herself—right opposite the park, on the
to dance f„r nearly two years i* ah<
2. He D eclared Them to Be □ is
car line, n ear the university—and lum
touches t„ a course In cards which had
e t, la line, I one night. In the extret
of already extended ftitllely over a period Not Just one, eith e r—all the inexpen ber in It, heaps of lum ber! Well, I Crown of Rejoicing (2:19-20).
desperation
sive (toorman houses a re exactly like it.
His hope of meeting his converts at
got to figuring. You could pull out a
of tw enty years, hut she w arned her '
1 he gypsies do b e lte r In tents."
Jerrold and Jerry broke Into laugh
few w alls, and build in a few windows, C hrist's second coming was his crown
m other to let no one Inveigle her Into |
ler over h er abject s u b m is s io n t< playing for |«o|nts.
till, bo ther the gypsies, J e r ry ; come and sw itch things around a little bit of rejoicing.
In and have a bm k." l(Me <>i>en I and paint It, am i—sort of fuss It up. I
on in
m artyrdom for her d aughter's sake
3 Timothy Sent to Them (3:1-10).
" F o r do p a ir level best m other, yon I the door with the key
F or Prudence found In dancing noil,
It was his report that furnished the
Which hail been figured out a hundred things th at one
an
»till
hi««*
the
family
fortune
a
great
|
given
Ing hut punishment and tribnlathm .
•t, i
“
l -------- ll,>r an'1 ■i"1 >he way Inside could tin to It. Well, you can buy It Information concerning this church.
de.il fa rte r than fath er ran earn It, |f n iiere they
stYred curiously nbout for thirty-five hundred, spend say an-
klarrletl life for her had been an In
4 He Prayed for Them (3:11-13).
o* * -» —
you go In for points, th e way you them.
i frow ning disapproval on their other thirty five hundred In making It
trira te m atter at best, having as she i play
VI. Sins Rebuked (4:1-12,
I two young faces.
did the «acre.I shadow of Meth.ellsm I
1. I’nchastity (vv. ,-3.)
look hum an—and I'll bet you could sell
And so March blustered away, and
r
I«
k” b««'"1
1” ,.™ » f
ur " ^ i
"People must have lived In It some I that place for Ten T housand H ollars!"
2. D ishonesty ( w 8-8).
for a background The ■ h u m , Itself
Hat
I ««I .c* «
April came, and May. Am) In all these j Hme." said Jerry.
' Probably they
had been the first shadow lo cloud the
3
Lack
of
B
rotherly
Love
(
w
.
9-10).
Jerrold
was
buttering
his
roll.
“ “ r X l o i e ' v harmi.«
heaven Of th eir domestic harmony. monilis Jerry could not fathom th at , died, pes.r things. I don't wonder."
“I ni sure of It," agreed Prudence.
, 4. For Being Busyhodles (v. 11).
«od «be>l«
„yc.C O IC»««
great mystery of whut girls do. who
8.
Idleness
(v.
l
i
)
.
• huri-h, to P n „h lice, meant M etlcdlst,
C H E SE B B e^*^ «
The bouse was divided with scrupo
"Itut why bother?” asked Jerrold,
have nothing to do, and go quite mad
and Jerrold. In the ardor of bis young over doing It!
VII. Doctrinal
Error»
Corrected
loua exactness Into four sections, rooms a fter a little. "W hy go to all that
(4 :1 3 :5 :1 1 ).
love, altende.l services with her In the
Jerry decided one m ust doubtless call trouble, and work, and expense— ”
U
was
a
morning
late
In
May
when
beginning with »«tne fair display of
! I hem —to the left a stiff square parlor
1. Not to Sorrow Cnduly (y. 13).
Jerry w as amazed at his stupidity.
Interest.
Ills enthusiasm , however, she was e lic it to th e telephone. A leading to a stiff squure parlor bed "Oh, a dozen reasons, fath e r 1 In the
It was because of their mlsundep
girl
of
her
a'
uualntani
e,
Kae
Forsythe,
« a s for P riu letee only, not for the
room b e y o n d -lo the right a solemn first place, Iowa ought to be asham ed standing of the meaning of the com
*«» K<>lng over to the o th er Bide of
church of her affiliation.
dining room, with a eolwr kitchen ad of Itself fo r perm itting such a lot of ing of the Lord that they were Indulg
town to look at a houm» She nuked
ing In excessive sorrow.
joining
The stairs rose In n direct
W hin she a«k<-d him how he liked
Jerry to go with her. Jerry , who had and businesslike manner, w ithout pre these stupid, stiff, square houses, that
It he ««id; "Ob, very much." to please
2. The Reason Assigned (w . 13-18),
no human being could possibly fit Into.
driven
her
own
cmt
from
the
tim
e
she
Prudetir*
tense or artificer lo the second floor, Well. then. It would make a lovely and
(1) The departed saints will come
was fifteen year» old. was used to
A fter a lime, growing suspicious aa the»«* Invitations to go with her friends w here th ere was another m athem atical adorable little spot of a place th a t Is hack when Jesu s comes (y. 14).
(2) Living Believers Will Be Caiieht
division of space, a bedroom, a hath now simply an eye-sore and a a civic
lo the depth of II, Is Interest, she
on erran d s to rem ote and Inaccessible
pressed him fu rth er Jerro ld adm itted places Jerry understood It very well, to the left, tw o bedroom s to Ihe right ulcer, as you might say. And once you Cp With Them (v. 17).
Jerry stared and stared. “ Wouldn ■ get real sweet, dainty home up there.
8. The Time of the Lord's Coming
s t last thaf as fat as he was con but her understanding was q uite w ith
you think they must have died, Kae?
cerned. he considered It no church at out malice, »he did not blam e them
it's going to make the rest of tile block Unknown (5:1-11).
The exhortation Is "be re a d y "
all •<> iwal worship, no divine service »he was sure If »tie had to go a long she asked. “ It would he like living It asham ed of itself, and first thing you
Clear Yonr Skin
"
Prudence was shocked Into speerlil. ««- way to a stran g e p art of town, and a cem etery, w ouldn't It? Wouldn t know they’ll all be dolling up a little wetch.
VIII. Concluding Exhortation« (5-
With
ties« Hut Jerrold, hard driven stuck had no c ar of her own, she heraclf you think that smue tim e one of them Idt, to keep up with Lizzie, '» ru se the
' '
to his ground
lie said the way the would Invite a« company for the occa would have taken n ham m er to those slang, m other—I'm so excited. And 12-28.)
walls. Just to break the deadly con hesideu"—Je rry 's
Meubodleta rtubhed s I mmu the door and sion one who had.
voice
rose
tr i
S o e p t o C le a n s e
/
tinuity of the thing? Poor corpses. I
Chatted sa d lsughe.1 was his Idea ,,f
Sin, G race, H u m ility
»«, she accepted the Invitation very don't blam e you a hit. I think you re um phantly—"think of m e! I'm going
O in t m e n t t o H e a l *
rank Irreverence And for a prva, her sweetly, and said she would stop by
to m ake a couple of thousand dollars
No
sin
Is
so
offensive
to
God.
and
so
A h e O n t f l * Nothing R ».,»*
lucky,"
lo gel down «SI his knees In the pulpit
on thut Job!"
Injurious to the soul as pride. No
for Kaa In tlia car, about eleven
Kae laughed nt her "You a re fu> ny.
and talk la that offhand ami fam iliar o'clock,
grace Is so commended, both by pre
Jerry. Hut It la a horrid old barn of
fashion lo I be Divine |te-jng Inafewd of
cept and example, as humility.—R y|a
»he knew th at K a e w as going to t>e a house Isn't It? Hut then they are
reading respe. tf.,l|y f»,,,,, . ,M„,k ()fI
Evidantly Jerry has found
m arried in the fall, and th at her fath er
called It aarrtlege
lie Was willing lo had given her ten thousand dollar« to only asking thirty five hundred for p •
som ething interesting. It it the
T ru th
"C
heap
enough,
unless
one
ha*
to
go. to please Prudein e. he was willing provide a bridal home. And this ex
beginning of a career?
A» Constipation,
T
ruth
It
not
of man's making but
Ih
e
In
IL"
murmured
Jerry
“|
|,..l,l
It
to shake hnnds. sad discuss his wife a pedition. aa ahe surm ised, w as In
Indigestion and
of
(iod*
revelation.
H
ear
It
|„'
lba
against
the
stale,
Kae."
she
went
on
Torpid Liver
health and Hie Male fair and the corn search of a house »he picked up her
-I
alm
ost
wish
l
had
liee.i
horn
lo
u
se
of
God.—American
Lutheran.
In
Surrassful for 6» vrarw
crop at Hie door -to please her hr friend at the designated hour, and
IT” »■ i t w ’ im x ii »
A rkansas, or Nevada, or Wyotn.n
S'« and 9h- bottle«-
waa willing to fo llo w through c u n t
turned her car buoyantly to Ihe north
A L L D R U G G IS T S
"I »on « blam e the state." pr. ■sled
To Be T h a n k fu l
O u r P a r a d o x ic a l L a n g u a g e
less Intim ate p aragraphs of extern aide of th e city.
line. "People don't have lo live
To he .......................... . he especiaiH
A fe llo w g e ts III l.a il whHn he (>
porancous p rry e r hut ba did hot call
INFLAM ED EYES
"Hut why go away out there, lU e? p articu lar house unless they wie 'i Ibis
vW I> f Th* nspR-iB a
fuund uuL—P ortland Seeaiiig Express. C anal I ike.—Uusseil li. ConweiL
.1« l ü r * r Tn»f. 1rn<r>a’’’
□A
M T. »
BTXOFJnW — PART O X B -JH a
•»•rry party ta O * at»tfio i
ftf C arter ft.«**, New
Jerry (Gerald t.«. H a m e r ,
denes'« da«<*-rr, z r , ta J
A ix*rtfta. w**lthy Ml*r. H
«»!<•• t»*r tr***aA//aaiy, *?. • ft*
Ilk«* bits &«t AUertoe «
equine
Say “ Bayer Aspirin”
Vaseline
C u tic u r a
Green's
August Flower