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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1916)
BED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF f ! I CHRISTMAS SERVICES IULII..HJI - mmmmmmmmmmmtswmummmmmmmwmmmmmmramimmm At the So?Jith Side Mission Saturday Evening,, also at the Congregational Church . Sunday Evening. Preach ing and Sunday School on Sunday Morning. l ii i inarm iWbTttitt iimthi fwimiiiwi THE RED CLOUD CHIEF Rod Cloud, Nobrnaka. PUBLISHED FiVERY THURSDAY Entered In the I'oBtollIco at Hnl Clmul, Nob. an Bccond Class Matter A B. MoAKTIIUIl PUIIMSItl'.U 'XHB ONLV MMoOitATfG t'ANOIl IN" WKIIHTEIt COUNTY AS TOLD TO US Mm, Frank Mcintosh spout Monday lu JJnstiugs. Mrs. Miko Finkcnbiiidut .wont to Idlllngs, Montunu, Motiduy. Mr. and Mrs. George Grlfieth uutotd to Hastings Thursday and spent tho day. Clay Weaver returned lioiuo Sutur day from Wyoming, whuie lio has taken n homestead. Mrs. Win. Irons and Mrs. Howard , Deisltm weio down fiotn Jnavnlo, 'Tuesday. Kussell .Tonus and Will Schouk wore in Cowlos, Saturday. Mrs. Oliver Wright spent tho week end with her husband at Ilivortou. Mr and Mrs. 0. J. Piatt returned liotnu from Omaha, Monday evening Miss Florence Johnston of Uiver ton, spout .Sunday with hot mother. Mrs. Marry Grimier unil son, Austin, i wont to (ienuva to visit rolatives. John Ilardwiek, who resides south , of Inny.tlo, was, lu the city, Monday, . Mosdumos Karl Hull anil Dmrcl' Burden spo-it Friday In Hastings. Mrs. Will Konta and children loft Friday for Scotts llluir whoro tlioy Mill make their future home. Miu Aliiwt lliiunii.i1 i'liii'iind linn n from Springfield, Illinois, Friday, where she has been visiting relatives, Will Walters of Powell, Wyoming, J arrived Saturday to visit ids parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Walters. j Chas. Woods arrived homo Friday, from Not ton, witli a carload of mules which lie put utilised at. that place. i Dr. Nellie Mauror spent Monday In Hastings. Frank Yutter went up to Blue Hilt, Monday, Horace llrowu spent Monday In Hastings, For Sato Huso burner heater. In quire at llio Lultoy Music Store. (Jar of Christmas apples on track Monday. Mi'-ses Plemmiu and A mm Uoiibal wore In Hasllngs, Monday. dins. Wood-, the popular horse and mule liuyor, was in Hastings, Monday W. D. Hliar non returned home from Oklahoma the last of the week. Lloyd Craig returned home from Grand Islun I, Saturday. Carl McAi tliur returned home from Omaha, Saturday. O.ir of Christmas apples on I rack Monday Huv. Hales went to St. Paul, Friday morning, to spend a few days. Tho county commissioners were in session, Tuesday. Mrs, Ernest Starko spent Thursday in Hastings. Car of Christmas apples on track Monday Clias. Jackson loft Monday for N w Castle, Wyoming, where ho will visit his daughter. Saturday, Juilgo Itnnnoy issued a murlage licence to Mr. Earl Duval nd Miss Sarah Hansen. English Kv. .Lutheran service Sun day, the2ith, beginning at 10:00 a. in. No Sunday School. A. Schtial, Pastor. On Stitiday, Weeslier Si. Kooiitz and Uelniioy Bros , each shipped two oars of hogs to Kansas Cu.y Mrs. Herb Ludlow and daughter, Miss Omi Batter, spent the last of tho week with her daughtor, Mrs. Tan quary, at Franklin. ' ' Mrs. Mary Hildcbrandt, mothorofF. A. Hildebraiiilt, returned homo Sun day from Alma, where she lias boon visiting relatives. Lecture on Christian Science THE SCIENCE OF MINI) Tho Sclenco of Mind which Mrs. Eddy taught in Science and Health is the science of knowing Truth. It is the Science Jesus meant when lie said, "ye shall know tho truth, and the trutli shall make you free." How can wo know tho truth except through thought? If wo can know truth only through thought then truth isolf must have its source in Mind. The Scrip tures teach us to know God, to love Him and to obey Him. 'Hoy can we lonow tneso commands except through consciousness? The Scriptures tench that man wns horn of God, that all tho marvels of the universe were cre ated by Him. How aro these marvels Eossiblo except we grant that God is uproiiK! Mind? Mind is tho source, tho origin of nil intelligence, all law, all order. Mind is Life, the creator of nil tli6 manifestations of life, and these manifestations aro the ideas of God. Therefore, God and His creation dwell in tho heaven, of Mind. When wo remember that science, even as humanly defined, is tho or derly and systematic classification of ideas "made available In life or the search for truth," wo can at once sec tho fitness of applying tho term sci ence to Christianity. "Order," snid Pope, "is Heaven's first law." God manifests Himself to men through or der, through law, through science. V0 would belittle our conceptions of Deity should we attempt to imngino that He who, through all eternity, upholds tho universe by His wisdont would do less than reveal Himself to men in an or derly, scientific, perfect way. This God does, and this Mrs. Eddy discovered, and this, the Science of Mind, she gavo to tho world in her grcnt text book, "Science and Health with Key to tho Scriptures." belief Versus understand ing The student of Christian Science learns to know and rely upon spir itual law, the law of good. By re peated tests he provos this law and makes it applicable to all tho affairs of his daily life. Ho discovers that back of spiritual law is the omnipo tence of God which renders this law irresistible in operation. One of his first discoveries is to distinguish be tween the operntion of spiritual law and tho false action of human be liefs. Following the leadings of spir- Practical Economy s Baking1 powders made from alum or phosphate may be bought fov a trifle less than Royal Baking Powder, which is madc from cream of tartar; derived from grapes. Alum powders. are not only cheap7but they differ greatly in leavening power. If a cheap baking powder is used for a fine cake and the cake turns out a failure there is a waste of costly materials worth more than a whole can of the cheap bak- r;oynl .Baking JRowder produces the finest food, and its use therefore, results in an actual saving. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. . New York itual law, he continually rises in con scious knowledge of God nnd His ways, and constantly adds to his en during riches of gladness, peace, meekness and love. Human beliefs have no ondifring basis. They aro merely the merchandise of unstable human opinions. Mortals assent to them because they have been taught to accept appearance for reulity. Their number is legion, but through j knowing spiritual law they can be tie--tcctcd and their erroneous conclusions I reversed. When Paul raised Eutychus from the dead he proved that tho hu-; man belief called "accident" cannot, deprive a man of life. When Mrs. Eddy healed the man of hip disease. as described on p. 1D2 and lDii of Sci ence and Health, she proved that tho man had been suffering from a false belief which spiritual law? destroyed. THE JOY OF SPIRITUAL LIVING If God is a never failing refuge from the ills of mortal existence it would not he a difficult matter to love God and our fellow-men, and to "Rejoice, and he exceeding glnd," as tho Master taught us todo. An annlysis of our thought will show us that thb reason we have failed to attain thi3 joyous ncss described in the Bible, is because wo have not distinguished between right thoughts and wrong thoughts, and consequently wo have ojftcn be come the victims of the lntte'ivr-oveir when striving to gain the good. CKiis tian Scienco furnishes the key to th, truths of the Bible. When thought is uplifted and purified, through . the study of the Bible and Science and Health, the student detects tho dif ference between spiritual ideas and sensuous concepts just as readily as the musician discerns the difference between tones that are false and tones that arc true. When our thought is conscious of its oneness with divine Love it is impregnable to every as sault of discord or fear. 4 MB ''4jht' ' '- ", Bk, LBW SjrrTV B. -J. tew U. BW Bv p A !"""""" :7s ' rTA w mWm-- gzL- -o6a5" ibscszseeoii ZZZ? Our Jewelry makes the best Chrislmas Presents SSS2SZXiZ2BZSS3S&BOB Jt&weiry is tho Thins to !w& for Qhristimas IT has More Love In I I 'Tis "Sentiment" that makes life sweet. Give Chrislmas presents to those you cherish. Their appreciat ion will be the dearesT: thing in life to you. And they will enjoy and esteem their presents when they come from our store; Our NAME INSURES THE QUALITY. 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For Brother A watch chair or fob, cont, vest or Waldemnr An emblem pin or button Tie clasp A watch S2 to 80 Alio pin ','."iu to 87r Cuir Buttons, silver, gold or gold lllk'd 7.1c and up - A std'ety sealed, self filling, Parker Fountain Pen A charm for fob or chain fiOo nud up Coailiinatlou button and tic pin set Ebony, hilvor or French lvoiy Mili tary briiilifs, toiloiorMiiulcuro set Clotli or hat brush Waldeinur knife, sllveror gold filled Kodak or Brownie camera SI to S(J5 For Her A wrist watch S'J.,10 to S-10 A gold Wing, any set Diamond' SM..10 to 6l','.i Sot i incs ?2-Sl2."i A LiiValliorot!l.7.ri to $22.50 A bracelot. gold filled or gold $.'!.. V) to S12 no Broach, biunet or set 7Gc to SPJ.SH Jewel box, silver, gold or French Ivory Ear drops, sciow or piercoless Photo frame , A ea mora and up F.lectrlu challng disli Cut glass vase Boiidinr clock Silver un-Bli hair S2..10 to $12 f.O Toilnt or inauicuiu sut, silver or French Ivory A self illling safety sealed ' Parker Fountain Pen For Him A ring, set plain or engraved, S3. 50 to $12.1 00 A watch-chain, vest, coat, Walde inur or Fob An emblem pin or button A tie clasp, COe to $:..'( CiifY links 750 unil up A Parker, Fountain Pen, safety seal ed, self (llling Cigarette case Wnldoniar knife and chain SI. 50 up Watcffbhai m for chain orfob.l0cup Tio pin, gold or illled, 75c to S123 Tie pin and cull' link combination set Vest pocket Kodak SO and up Tobacco or cigar jar For Sister A toilet or manicure set A broach, set or slgmt 7"ic lo 12. 50 Piercek'.ss ear diops A Parker safety sealed, self filling Fountain Pun Toilet or Manicure set, French Ivory, Silver, in fancy box or leather case. Mesh bug S2.50 to 612.50 Photo frame A ring, engraved, plain or set 2 00 mid up A bracelet, uold or gold Illled, SU.fiO to 12 SO " . i Separate toilet or. manicuio pieces nOo to $2.(10 Brownie ('ainera or Kodak $1 to SG5 A LaValliere neck chain A watch Ji) and up For Husb&nd A watch, SO to $80.00 An emblem buHon or pin TitMihtsp, gold filled or fancy fiOo sa 50 Cull' Ifuttons, Kold-fllk'd or silver Cigar castor Sumkers set Ebony or French Ivory Military set liiug, set, plain, signet orvoiigrayed ?1.50 and up A watch chat in, fob or chain 50c up Tie pin, signOt. or sot 7Su to $125.00 Combination tie pin-mid culV bu't- ton set A lucky curve Pinker Fount niu Pen Cloth oi hat brush, French Ivory or silver For Mother A safety sealed, self illling Parker Fo until in Pen French Ivory or hilvor toilet or manicuio set Pearl bonds $'J up A toilet or manicure set, silver or French Ivory A scissor set Silver waro for tho tablo Electric grill or Percolator Cut glass vase, bowl or water sot A drcssor clock A watch ill 50 to S35.00 Sewing or fancy work articles or set For Grandma A cameo broach A goTd, gold Illled or silver pencil A hand mirror, French Ivory or Sil ver A jewel or pin box, silver, gold or French Ivory Cut glass Muter set Carving set. ' Sewing but Manicure articles Thimble, silver, gold band and gold Illled Spectacle frames or new glasses For Baby A King plain, engraved or set 50c to $2. 2.1 A bracelet, gold or silver Baby pins Brush and comb sot Baby rattle Bib hohkir Knife, fork and spoon Silver cup A neck chain and locket $1.25 up A b.iby spoon For the Family Brcad'tray. silver Berry or frul bowl" Mahogany nut or fruit fiut A silver chest, 17 pieces, $13.50 up Knives, Forks and Spoons A Brunswick Phonograph ' Carving set Nut crackers and picks 513c mid up Cut Ojass Water Ret Electric percolator or grill A Mantel or Kitchen clock Edlbon Atnburoln For Grandpa An emblem pin or button 25 o to $5 A tio pin and cult button set Bonnet, lint or cloth brush hilvo' and French Ivory Cigar case (iold Headed cane Shaving mug Now glasses or spectacle frnino. Smoking sot A gold, gold filled, or silver pencil CufV links, silver Illled or gold A churni for watch chain or fob For Father A ring, signet set Or engraved $.'! 50 and .up Cnir Links', silver, illled or gold Shaving mug Tie pin or clasp Cigar caso Military Mrusbos, French Ivory or Silver A self filling Lucky Curvo Parker Fountain Pen A combination tie pin and cuff but ton set A watch SO to SSI) We Ask the PLEASURE of Yoir Visit to Look or to W. We will be Pleased to SHOW You the GOODS. E. H. NEWHOUSE Jeweler-ptometrist A NEW BDISON, the Only Instrument that Actually RE-CRBATBS Music, is the Supreme Gift j if III? r. i. tmnmmmaamBsmssasmBmBmBrnm. IK . X i-V. . p.'i , rlMTOytflM.&Trwrlli'var'''.MHll"pv,' Vnr