The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, April 02, 1914, Image 3

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LESSON FOR APRIL 5
CHRIST'S TABLE TALK.
T.TWBON TEXT-l.tiUe 14:7-21.
riOt-DHN Ti:XT-"Uvoryut)o tlint cxnlt
clli liliiMelf Rlinll bo humbled: nml ho tlmt
iiumblcth himself ehall bo 'Xaltcd." Luke
14:11.
This lesson Is connected dlrcctl
with, that of two weeks ngo, the
events occurring In tho house of the
"chief rharlseo." 14:1.
I. An Honorable Promotion, vv. 7-11.
Tho spirit of humility hero omplm
sized by Jcsub Is not that of com
mending tho man who piously, osten
tatiously, tnkes tho low seat, and then
Is angry If ho Is not promoted; tho
man who sayB "no" and Is nngry If ho
is taken at his word. These words
nro not only to bo applied literally but
havo a wide 6copo and embraco nil
tho followers of Christ In every walk
of llfo. Tho sincere evidenco of this
spirit Is proof of tho nearness of tho
llsclplo to tho llfo of his Ixrd; sco
'Phil. 2:3, G, 7 and Matt. 18:4. Men
pcramblo for position and power to
bo obtained nt tho hands of other
men. Jesus, tho keon obsorver, saw
men striving In this house, and criti
cizes such conduct. "Lest haply,"
twico repeated, gives us tho clow to
this section. Guests are not to seok
tho higher seats, "lest haply" moro
-worthy ones should appear who ought
to occupy them.
Real Hospitality.
II. A Holy Recompense, vv. 12-14.
Tho man who makes a feast Invites
thoBO who can return his favor or olso
thereby pays his obligations to so
ciety. Not so tho members of tho
Tilngdom (Matt. 6:1-G, 1G-18). "Rc
componBo" Is' hero tho key. Thoso
who nro needy cannot make any ma
terial recompense and tho ono who
elves tho feast docs not need any
other recompenso than that of tho
cratltudo of thoso served and tho ap
proval, "well done," from tho king.
This does not forbid tho Intcrchnngo
of hospitality and courtesies but does
warn us lest In our elaborato feasts
two overlook tho poor, but worthy
ones. In tho kingdom, hospitality con
sists of a deslro to givo rather than
to get.
III. A Heavenly Invitation, vv. 15
24. One of tho guests seems to have
neen imnressed with tho words of
'Jesus and exclaimed, "Blessed Is ho
that shall eat bread In tho kingdom of
God." Ho seemod to reallzo that tho
conduct Jesus was speaking of was
to bo found only there. In answor our
Lord gavo us this parablo of tho groat
supper In which ho describes an at
mosphere llko that created by his host
and tho guests there present By this
parablo ho replies to this man, con
trasting tho admixing of an Ideal and
liolng willing to bo govorned by that
ideal, (a) Those who refused. This
was a "great supper," a time of great
Joy and many wore Invited, seo Gal.
4:4, 5; Matt 3:2; Mark 1:14, 15. All
men hnd to do was to "come," Isa.
v C5:l; Matt. 11:28; John 7:37; Rev.
22:17. There wore threo who made
excuses, yet all threo refused tho In
vitation. Tho first (v. 18) was tho
man whoso property stood in his way
i(II Tim. 4:10; I Tim. 6:9). Tho sec
ond allowed a dumb ox, that might
havo received attention later, to take
precedent over tho glad feast. Do
mestic demands and godless homo ties
aro used frequently by tho evil ono to
Iceep men out of tho kingdom. Tho
third excuse (v. 20) was still less Jus
tlflablo, for this man should havo
brought his wife with him. It was hor
plnco as much as his to accept tho
invitation. However, to spurn God's
invitation does -not mean that thoro
shall bo any lack of guests, seo John.
1:11 nnd Matt. 21:31. (2) Those who
accepted this Invitation (vv. 21-24).
Thus to bo Bpurned made tho mastor
of tho house "angry" (v. 21).
God's Method.
This is God's method of filling
empty churches. Jf wo wear out con
secrated shoe-leather during tho week
men will not forget us on tho Sab
bath, and guests will always bo found
for God's table. "Compulsion" (v. 23)
indicates intense, earnest effort in
bringing men to Christ (II Cor. C:20;
Col. 1:28; II Tim. 4:2). Mon should
to roluctnnt only through a senso of
thoir unworthiness, which is In reality
their greatest posslblo fitness.
Hero again' tho question of host and
fiuest is thrust upon ub. In society
wo ask our frionds and rich neighbors,
lest haply they bid us In turn, or re
pay by making sonio other recom
pense. Our hospitality 1b a quid pro
quo business. Thus thcro is set bo
lore us tho blindness of human hearts
dn tho excuses thoy make in answer
to God's Invitation.
In tho matter of entering tho king
dom of God it is tho man who humbles
himself that is exalted within. Men
must stoop to reach tho heights, wo
undergo in order to overcome. In tho
matter of our bohavlor, guests must
humble thomsolves to tho needs of tho
lowest, It they nro to bo exalted to
the highest In life. Our greatest duty
is to that call which come3 from tho
highest authority. What a wondorful
parablo this Is, given In answer to a
pious remark about eating bread In
the kingdom of God. Do our feasts
call forth wisdom or sensual pleasure
only?
Embroidered Taffeta
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THE slim, unformed figures of young
girls aro much helped out by ruf
fles and skirt draperies, which are al
ready established in spring styles. A
kind dispensation of Fashion (for the
too-slender maid) decrees taffeta nnd
ruffles; both lend themselves perfectly
to flguro building. Meantime, thoso
who have all tho flguro they want, and
perhaps a little more, aro mannglng
to wear flounces and drapery by
choosing clinging fabrics and using
shaped ruffles instead of gathered
ones.
In either case a lot of clever man
agement Is evident. Tho object In
view Is tho achievement of gracoful
lines, and Its attainment for a slender
figure, Is shown in tho gown pictured
here a design by Doeuillot
It will bo seen that tho flguro Is
built out about tho hips, but that its
lines are not lost sight of. Tho skirt
is narrowed JuBt nbovo tho knees and
hangs straight from this point to tho
instep. There Is a wonderfully easy
and pretty effect of drapery at tho
waist lino with a narrow vclvit girdle
IjoIow it. Tho discernment of tho
artist in placing tho velvet ribbon belt
below the normal waist lino is ono
of thoso evidences of cleverness by
which tho French havo won thoir pre
eminence In designing.
Tho modol is in fact simple enough.
Except for two narrow ruffles of the
silk ombroldored in a dellcato flower
pattern, and small bows of black vel
vet with pearl buckles, there aro no
purely decorative features.
Voile Blouses
WE SEEM to havo got away foroyer
from tho stiff and starchy shirt
waist and to havo adopted tho soft
and comfortable blouso, without any
sacrlflco of neatness. Thoro nro plain
waists of trim wash ellka and others
of batlsto nnd voile. Tho good, at
tractive, all-round WAlsts of vollo, like
thoso shown In tho picture, combine
so many satisfactory features for
daily wear that they aro most popular
of all.
Ono of tho best new modols is pic
tured here, with round neck and long
sleeves. It Is cut with drop shoulder,
and tho seams aro hemstitched. Small
tucks decorato tho body and sleeves.
Tho neck is finished with a narrow
turnback collar edged with a ntet
flounce. A llttlo hand embroidery
touches up tho collar and Its not edg
ing. Tbore Is a net flounco at tho
wrists. Tho lower sleevo Is sot on to
tho upper sleevo a few Inches above
tho elbow.
Tho second waist is a high-necked
model embellished with tucks and
small pieces of Irish laco insortton
let into the vollo. Tho collar and
sleoveo aro finished with tucks and
Insertion and aro borderod with a
lace edging to match tho Insertion,
Hand crochet or cluny laco 1b most
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Gown for Young Girl
Thero Is a flounco of taffeta, only
moderately full, extending from tho
waist line to tho thigh nnd terminat
ing In a scant rudlo of the embroidery.
Below tho embroidered flounco 1h
a full rudlo of the plain taffeta. It
gives the effect of a short oversklrt.
Tho silk below it is laid In plnltB about
four Inches drop. At their termina
tion a second scant rufflo of tho em
broidery Is sewed on. Below It tho
silk falls free and is finished with u
three-inch hem.
Tho bodice has n plain back nnd
kimono sleoves. ' It opens surpllco
fashion in tho front, with tho front
pieces pulled in along the under arm
seams. This allows them to fall eas
ily about tho waist and over tho belt.
Tho opening at tho neck Is finished
with the embroidery put on nlmost
plain. Thero is very llttlo fullness In
tho flounco of embroidery which fin
ishes tho short sleeves.
Thoro aro several fabrics besides
taffeta In which this model may bo
effectively, mndo up. Tho light, bor
dered, wool challlcs nro perfect for it.
Figured cotton crepes and tho light
weight poplins, aB woll ns silk ma
terials, adapt themselves to draperies
and flounces. In making a choice It
is to bo remembered that tho "body"
or stiffness of taffeta, and Its high
luster, aro not desirable for full fig
ures. This Is only ono of many designs In
which tho skirt appears to bo mndo up
of flounces.
JULIA BOTT.OMLEY.
for Daily Wear
desirable, a good match for tho vollo
In wear-resisting qualities.
Tho sleoves aro three-quarter length
aud all Beams hemstitched. It Is bet
ter to mako tho collars detachable as
thoy soil moro quickly than tho body
of tho waist
In selecting the vollo, chooso a
sheer variety mado ofvory hard twlsN
ed threads. -It will thlckon a llttlo
with washing, and it is a good Idea
to rlnso it out and Iron it beforo mak
ing it up.
Tho front panel In this waist is dec
orated with small sprays of embroid
ery. It Is ono of tho few models that
opon in tho back.
For the business woman and for
homo wear theso waists provide ono
with cool, comfortable garments hav
ing tho charm of crisp neatness added
to thoir other attractions, without any
hard, Btarched surfacos to suggest dls
comfort nnd becomo mussed. A very
llttlo starch or none nt all Is used
when thoy tiro laundered. Tho ex
ponso of tho materials la next to noth
ing, tho handwork places them in tho
elegant cla'ss, and their durability
pays for It. Thoy are an ovolution In
waists, tho outcome of long experi
ence with tho requirements of Ameri
can woman. JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
Uric Acid is Slow Poison
UiiBccn In Its approach, hard to de
tect In Its early stages, nnd cruelly
painful in Its latur forms, uric acid
poisoning Is a iIIbcuho too often fatal.
Bright's dlacaso is aim of tho Html
stages of urlu ncltl poisoning. It kills
in our country every year moro men
And women tlinn any other ailment
except two consumption and pneu
monia. Brlght's dlbcnso and uric ncld
poisoning usually start in some kidney
weakness that would not bo hard to
cure, If discovered early, so it is well
to know tho early BlgiiB of kidney dls
capo and uric poisoning.
When urlo acid 1 formed too fast
and tho kltlneyB aro weakened by a
cold, or fever, by overwork, or by over
indulgences, tho acid collects, tho blood
gets Impure and heavy, thero Is head
ache, dizziness, heart palpitation, and
a dull, heavy-headed, drowsy feeling
with disturbances of tho urlno.
Real torturo begins when tho uric
ncld forniB Into gravel or stone In tho
kidney, or crystallizes Into Jagged bltB
In tho muscles, Joints or on tho nerve
tubings. Thon follow tho awful pains
of neuralgia, rheumatism, gout, sciat
ica, neuritis, lumbago or kidney colic.
u
"When
DQANS KIDNEY PELLS
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Was Neither, Nayther Nor Neether.
A group of Scottish lawyers were
gathered round n brow of toddy one
evening. Tho conversation turned upon
a question of pronunciation.
"Now, I nlways say noolher," ono of
tho lawyers said In discussing tho pto
nunclation of tho word "neither."
"I say 'nayther,' " remarked another
lawyer.
Turning to a third, ho asked: "What
do you say, Sandy?" Sandy, whoso
head was a llttlo muddled by too many
holplugs of toddy, woko up from a
gentlo doze.
"Mo?" he said, "oh, I say whusky."
And Stronger.
Teacher Johnny, for what Is Swit
zerland famous?
Pupil Why m'm SwIbs cheeso.
Teacher Oh, something grnndor,
moro Impressive, moro tremendous.
Pupil Llmburger.
Part of It.
Wife Dearest, 1 want a silk dust
cloak, -
IltiBband Well, dnrllng, I am out
tor tho dust.
I In the Police Court.
"What a pinched nppeiininco that
poor man has!"
"Tho cop did it."
Fortunately for tho averago man,
few, of his prayers aro answered.
Putnnm Fadeless Dyes do not Btaln
tho kettle. Adv.
Whoover heard of an actress Book
ing a divorce without publicity?
Nature Never Intended
Woman to be Sickly
the fact that it is she who brings into tho world tho offspring.
Every woman can bo strong and healthy. Don't resign
yourseir to a deiicato nro.
If vmi miflVr from hn
low spirits, lack of
well again it's moro than an even chanco that you will
speedily regain your health if you will try
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
I
This famous remedy is tho result of years of patient
research by a physician who has mado women's peculiar
ailments a life study.
ITtUI
Br. maraaa PlMMat
Rheumatism, Sprains
Backache, Neuralgia
aaaaiBaaaaaaiaaffTH Jr
Sprained Ankle Relieved.
"I waa m for a lonjt time with a aevtrely apralned anUe. I rot a bottle of Sloan's
Liniment and now I am able to be about andean walk a rreat dal, I write thla be
cause 1 think you deserre lot of credit for putUng- auch a fine Liniment on the
market and lahall always take time to recommend Or. Sloan's IJnliaent." -awa.
SLOAN S
LINIMENT
AlaUDeaIan-28e;BO.aadt.OO. Stomal totraUTakmiiosi bona. cattle, hmm
and poultry seat free.
Attire Dr. Earl 9. Slots, lac a Boatoa, Maw.
I
lllt l
"I don't know what ails tne."
Your Back Is Lomc-Remcmbcr tho
SoWbyanOealc.l,rico50ccnb. Fostcr-Mllbom Co., OufTslo,
At the Show.
"Hero's my boy. Don't you think
I ought to bo proud of Btich a lino
llttlo youngBtor?"
"Ah, but you ought to sco my lino
llttlo roadster!"
DRY SCALE COVERED HEAD
2760 Tnmm Ave., St. Louis. Mo.
"My llttlo daughter's head began with
a dry harsh scalo covering It. First It
got a whlto scalo over tho top and
then it got a dirty brown scab with
pus under it. Her hair catno out In
less than a week and her head Itched
and bled. Sho had no rest. 1 had hor
wear a scarf all tho tlmo, it looked so
badly. Sho was so soro and had such
big brown senba on her bend that the
teacher would not let her attend
school.
"Wo took nnd had hor treated for
threo months with no relief. Sho kept
getting' worso until I tried Cuticura
Soap and Ointment. I used tho Cuti
cura Soap every third day and the
Cuticura Ointment at night, in threo
weeks her head was well of Bores. Two
cakes of Cuticura Soap and ono box
of Cuticura Ointment completely cured
hor." (Signod) MrB. Walter Rogera,
Nov. 28, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout tho world. Sample of each
free.wlth 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston." Adv.
Have to Pull 'em.
"I seo wo aio soon to talk In gen
oral by wireless."
"But you can't work In politics by
it"
As a matter of fact it la
her rlgfct and her daty to
enjoy perfect health and
strength to be just as
strong and healthy as man
Dcrlmna moro so in view of
If you suffer from hoadaches, backaches, nervousnoas,
97 snlritfl. lack of ambition, or havo lost all bono of beins
ambition, or havo lost all hopo of bcins
(In Tablet or liquid Form)
Try It now. Your deaUr In madklnwi will aapplr rou or
you can send B0 ona-eant atampa for m trial box. Addraaa
It. V. llarea, If. U.. UuffaJo. NY.
UIHIWa 1UU AJm W M JttM Ik mm vi
Pallata ratmteta toatack.Hrw,
"Yes, daughter, that's good tuff. The psln in
my back is all Igono I never aw anything work
at quickly as Sloan's Liniment ' ' Thousands tof
grateful people voice thai same opinion. Here's
tho proof.
RallaradPalataBack.
"I wsj troubled with a very bad pain In tar
bftClcforactnoUme, I went to a doctor but ba
um not do ma anr cooa, to i
purchased a bottle of Sloan'a
Liniment, nnd now lama well
woman. Ialwainkcep n hot-
tie of Sloan'a Liniment In th
5ml,r," AU MailUa Cilfon,
HilnUAv.,DmMjn.ll. Y.
Sciatic Rhaumatius.
"We hare nied Sloan'a Llnl
tnent for orer alx years and
found it the beat we ever uied.
when mr wife had sclatla
rheuinatUm the only thine that
did her any rood waa Sloan'a
Uniinent. We cannot praUp it
hlfhly . enouah." Mr. firig.
U$ JfUMa tawa.
It Is but n further step to dropsy or
Urlght's diBcasu,
Ho warned by IricUuclin, by sediment
lnthe.lililiu'yuei'rftlonH.bvpiiinfiii.sfanl
or too froijuentnavHiigt's. 'Cure the m'.i
omul kidneys, line Doiiii'h Kidney I'llli
a medicine mndo jiint for weak kid
neys, thnl has been pi oved good In yearn
of use. In thousands of cases--the rem
edy that is icemnmendud by grateful
users from coast to coast,
CONFINED TO BED
A Story of TerribU Suffering From
Kidney Di$a$m
Mra. Kilt Kirk. Main nt.. flp'noi, Ind.,
ng: "Wlirti my tnrk lii-RAn lo Rt lainn. I
didn't imy imirh nltfnllon to lh trouble
mid in tint rtmilt, 1 Rot worst1. If I nifd a,
uddrn movp, tho imln In my bni'k waa Ilka
n knit.- Ihriist Th" nrxt aymntonis wera
dltrliirim. Innituor nnd a worn-out ffellne I
wrnt lo the iluotnr, but Ida mrdlolni- didn't
bilp mc I lnRiin lo luvo tfrrlliln nirvoua
Hirlla nnd In llircn months. I wnaia plislrnt
wrnnlc Mv llnilin nnd linlull liprninn !!
lis from rhrmiiBtlp imhia nnd I had to ba
fisl, rtremiMl unit lioltn-rt nt rvcty turn.
Iltnba
nnplid..nil I would rmnur lindfad thar enthroiib
kit in
Uint MltTctlliKiiiiMtl. Allinnviitni'.i wi in lira ana
opinio wiTn my only rrllnf. The Sidney nxrollona
WKtnliiHolulshspo. Whrnl lind alml itlfpn up
liup, I iM-gnn ntlnit Ihuin's Kldnny I'HU und Of
txiii'n put uienn mr fret HlKtiMHiirtrurndiae. ftf
oirnvnyttir$ llmi rtmalncdcurrd.'
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Alberta, have produced won
derful yield of Wheat. Oat.
Barley and Flax. Wheat graded
Mrom Contract to No. 1 Hard.
weighed heavy and yielded from 20
lo 45 bushels perncre; 22 bushels waa
about the total average. Mixed Fans.
1 ina mav be considered fully a profit
able an Industry on strain raising. The
' excellent srasaes full of nutrition, aro i
the only food required either for beef i
or dairy purpose. In 1912. and again in
1913, at Chicago. Manitoba carried off
the Championship for bif ateer. Good
chools. markets convenient, climate ex- i
cellent. For the homesteader, the man V
who wishes to farm extensively, or the
investor, Canada offer the biggest op
portunity of any place on the continent,
Apply for deaerlptivs literature and
Ireduced railway rates to
Superintendent of
Immlii ration.
f Ottawa, Canada, or to
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Ba.Bulldlnc
Omaha, Nab.
Canadian
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Booma from UO up alngle, 75 cent ap double.
CATC PRICCm KEASONABaUB
Baker Liquid Fiber
Stops Punctures
and eIow leaks. Will not harden
gum or 6tick to your tires. Is not
affected by beat or cold. Preserves
rather than injures rubber. Will
not evaporate or deteriorate. Call
on your dealer today for full infor
mation or if no dealer in your town
write us. AGENTS WANTED.
UKER LIQUID FIBER COMPANY
308 So. Ilth St. Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln Sanitarium
Sulpho Saline Springs
Located on our own pnmlsu and used la ta
Natural Mineral Water
Baths
UniurpsMid Is tK triatment of
Rheumatism
Hurt, Stomach, Kldn.y.nd Liver DIimim
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