KING'S CORNER
I On Draft
THE OLD BUDWEISER
CORNER
is now operating under th name
14 KinR 'n torner" with ".Johnny"
formerly mixer at KinR & Wil
son's In onarge.
The Reft-rsliing ami Non-intox-Icttitlfl
Beverage, on draft ami In
bottles.
delivered anywhere in town
at
$5 a ease of !16 pint.
$1.25 rebate for return of ease.
SOFT DRINKS, LUNCHES,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, CANDY
KING'S CORNER
John Hodgkinson, Manager
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r! There is an electric appliance for every need- ami many
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SOrMSOKE
Lesson
(By T. O. BEIXKRH. Acting Director of
il. Hundav fk-hool Course of trie Moody
Hlbl tnstltuta.)
CopyrluM. 11117. Wplrrn Krvipapfr Tnlon.
PHONE 222
309 LARAMIE AVE.
LESSON FOR JUNE 17
THE RISEN LORD.
T.RPPON TEXT-.Iohn
(JOLIjKN TKXT -nut now Is t'hrlRt
rln from th (lend, nnd become the flrat
trulls or them that slept. I Cor. 15:30.
TJie death of Christ made n deep
mpression upon the beholder (Luke
2H:48, 4fl). Joseph. ho seems to have
een n secret disciple, obtained the
im1v, nnd anve It burial (Mini lf:
2-47). In Mark's record we have tbe
story of ( lie discovery of the resurrec
tion by the women, and Matthew tells
R liv his cnejnics dealt with that
faet. Re sure to use a good hnrmony
of the four gospels In presenting all
of these lessons, etw aome lniKrtnnt
detail will be overlooked.
I. Mary's Visit to ths Tomb (w.l
10), The Siiblmih ended al sundown.
nnd the shops were then open, and
llflrjr MaedaleiH' was able to purchase
Spleen with WHICH to anoint the dead
lody of Jesus. There Is atronir prob-
sbllity that the women paid a visit
I" t!ie tomb lata on Saturday (Matt.
'VI. It. V.). Staffing the next moni
tor, "while It was yei dark" (v. 1),
they came to the tomb to perform this
t service of love. .Tesus had W
need of such service (Matt. 1(1:27: 20:
l'1). but the women were rewarded by
receiving the first glimpse of the risen
Lord. There were Ave appearances on
this first day of the week : (1) to Mary
Macdalene, (2) to the "other Women."
(.'() to peter; (41 ro those on the way
to Kmmaiis. and ") to the ten dis-
elples. Thomas being iihsent.
None of these seemed to expect Je-
sns to he risen. fr thev ban each
Called to listen to and ponder bis
words. The extent and genuineness of
the affection of the women is found In
that they went to serve .Testis when
apparently nil hope had failed (I Cor.
IS:8. It. V.). As soon as Mary saw
the stone rolled cwny. she concluded
that the tomb had heefl rifled, and
hastened to rejiort to I he dlM-iple
(v. 2). This reKirt of the women to
the disciples was Considered "as Idle
labs" (Luke 24:11. Willi Intense
eagerness Peter mwl .Tohn run to tbe
totub thus reported as aetUX rohbed.
Tolin. Ihe yomiger. reached the tomli
first, but In reverence did not enter,
only stooping to look In (vv. 4. K),
Peter, tbe Impetuous une. rushes In
side, nnd sees the linen clothe lyln".
and the napkin that bad been aboi t
the bead carefully folded and lyimr In
a place by Itself (v. TV This appar-
eiuiy Inalgnlfleitnt detail is one which
Is really significant, inasmuch as It
shows that the tomb had not been
rifled, leaving disorder behind. Ttt
'lead of excitedly snatching the nap
kin from bis ffceo, and hnHIni It
Whither It might fall, be had ipiletly
taken it off. and In an orderly way
laid It aside. It is In sueli minute d -(nils
a tliis Hint ve see the greatest
evidence of the veracity of this r
ord,
It. Mary Weeping (vv. 11-1.1), The
'' lp's return "I t" lltelr own homes,
ihtnbtlcws in ihe other disciples
(v. lft), hill tbe loving Mary remained
iMiilnd In ih's place etude Moved as
!ia ng In nscd lite body of the Lord,
ll is natural for us (o linger in silent
meditation In places ,,f our greatest
revelation or "f nur deepest eonl ex-
lieiienee. Jemta had told his disciples
over him! over again that he should ri
rgnln. and it sccys atfUUge ihat his
etc ' lies should hflVC remembered it
(M- '. "7 KBl) and his friends not
III. Mary Worshiping (vv. HI'S)
There must have been an Inflection In
the volee. of Jean, for. npon 'he iittcr
auce of Ihnl one word. "Mary." she
I'ccogl i ied her risen l.olil. .Toyfllllv
she c.laimed. It-bbonl." that Is to
say. "Master" (v. Ill), and would have
poured oct her Uve and worship at
his feet, .Icsils. however, docs not Sllf
fee h r to hold him fast. Mary must
leave Id mi, and tell the others. LHei
". )i s-iys, "14 I'oi lay hold of mi
i!l go cad make 1 e. n the srhtd trull
m 1 am risen strain The risen Lord
ll nst ret inn to ly fsther" and "My
;-d" where! tic cue who would
tdailly haw remain l at bis feet mnsl
j.i io the brethren, and make known
be fads of the fUIUMnl of prophecy
and the r sprreciloii of our Lord.
The bribed soldier spread Hbrom!
he tale that tbe d ' ciotes hail stoler
his boily. The later lives of these ills
(.I. s. their heroN- i ami martyrdom
cvhbit f th" nbMirdlty of any
KQCh act ell their p::l't.
The reiirrecili.n of .Tesus Is a vln
tltm of hi- rlalt i to brim Ihf Son
if Cod. We do well o Huphana hi
t.ir li. kmI to rlwell much upon hi
tenth, yet hats of ihoM hate aa si
seliii.ll xallle apart from his resmrcc
tioii.
Apart from this, (he cross Is the end
of a failure. The resurrection dem
onstrated that JeMis Christ's red' iup
Hon was not completed upon the cross.
The resurrection Is better sathcatical
ed ban any other cent in history.
Tin- rNeii Ijttt called this wesl
hand of disciples "my hrethreu''
(Matt. -'S:10).XHe is our brother stil'
and we are lo proclaim Ids work of
redemption, the proof of which Is the
resurrection, unto others wh know It
not. for this story hi no fiction. It Is
the world's most tremendous and sw
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take a spoonful of
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EMULSION
after each meal to enrich your
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The results of this Scott'
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OBITUARY
After a short illness, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dunbar, as
sistant builder and constructor in the
American Potafh plant of Antloch.
Nebr., passed away, May 29, 1917.
Genevieve Ruth Dunbar was born
in Peoria. III.. October, 1899, and
was 17 years. 6 moid lis and 3 days
old at the time of her death.
Genevieve has been a greatly be
loved daughter to her parents and
family. In disposition she was Ron
tie and very considerate of others.
last BaSteftlde, one year ago, she
ntered into the fellowship of thfl
Methodist Episcopal church. In Chi-
iKO. Here she devoted much of
her time to her Iord. Coming with
her patents to Antioch last fall she
soon was favorite among her ac
quaintances because of her worth.
Illness set in which has baffled all
skill and counsel. The parents and
family took her to Denver and the
mountains, and exercised every pos
sible care, but no relief was had.
Throughout all of her serious ill
ness, ueuieve nas Been Drave. cou-
riderate, courageous and cheerful.
The funeral service was held at
the home. May 30, at 10:30 a. m .
conducted by Kev. J. S. Dick, of the
Congregational church. Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Dunbar took the remains
to Peorui for interment in the fam
ily burying ground.
The potash plants closed from 10
to 11 a. m., and many of the em
ployees, including the superintend
ent, attended the service. The peo
ple and homes of Antioch were well
represented and every sympathy ex
tended. A company of twelve men
fro mthe plants carried the remains
to the depot with tender cre.
The flowers were uncommonly rich
In beauty and color. The "Gates
Ajar." presented by the American
plant as a token of esteem, was the
work of an artist, and most beauti
ful. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar expect to
return home about June 5.
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BM1PI4SR W BKAH KING
Clyde Bhlpler, Alliance barber, is
fas! (iainini: :i reputation as "the
baan kinn of tho northwest," accord
ing ton all reports. The bean kiny
ind Cy I. .in,;- started out to plan'
their 160 acres of beans one morn
ing recently. They had purchased a
new planter in order to make tin-
work easier. Clyde didn't know how
to set up the machine. Cy, better
known as "Sarpy" . said he did and
he thought he could. Hut in potting
in the plates which turn the beans
loose to be planted he got thon up
side down with the result that when
the planter started it threw the beans
up into the air. The language heard
in the immediate vicinity for the next
few minutes was worse than any
bean report and the partnership
came near dissolving. Sarpy took
off his overalls and said he was go
ing down and watch them play ball
and he did. However, according
to the latest reports, the plantinu is
now progressing favorably and we
look for a good report.
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Talla why cveryont should drink
bst water with phosphate
In it before breakfast.
Headache of any kind, is caused by
autointoxication which means seif
poisonlng. Llvei and bowel poisons
called toxins, sucaed Into tbe blood,
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that it congests in the smaller arteries
and veins of the head producing vio
lent, throbbing pain and distress, called
headache. You become nervous, de
spondent, sick, feverish and miserable,
your meals sour and almost nauseate
you. Then you resort to acetanilide,
aspirin or the bromides which tempor
arily relieve but do not rid the blood of
these irritating toxins.
A glass of hot water with a teaspoon-
ful of limestone phosphate in it, drank
in-fore breakfast for awhile, will not
only wash these poisons from your sys
tem and cure you of headache but will
cleanse, purify and freshen the entire
alimentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate. It is in
expensive, harmless as sugar, and al
most tasteless, except for a sourish
twinge which is not unpleasant.
If you aren't feeling your best, if
tongue is coated or you wake up with
bad taste, foul breath or have colds,
indigestion, biliousness, constipation
or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos
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system of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and it is claimed
that those who continue to flush out
the stomach, liver and bowels every
morning never have any headache or
know a miserable moment
BE YOUR OWN FOOD
DICTATOR
U't Tatro Help Yon with
your Garden.
We have thousands of
Tomato Plants
Cabbage Plants
Pepper Plants
Cauliflower, etc.
in many varieties.
Lettuce, crisp and fresh, ready
(or your table.
If you desire information about
your garden, ask Tatro. He
will tell you.
TATRO
The Florist
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Phone:
Store, lia.
Itesidence, 188
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me.
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