10 A
Creigliton Will
Hold Hoinccoinuigi
onlSovenihor I!)
Preparations Made l Enter
ta i n ,300 Oul-n f T own
Alumni Day of (lame With
Michigan Appi.
Hut unlay, November l, the day nf
the Mu hifAfl Aggie Cre ighton f't
tall Rime, tin Uen t ft II microni
In liny lit Creigliton university,
A barbecue I n"ic"1 mi thn
rrimiitia nt ruin and In the evening
atudent l"tdynltiiiiid dance will Is
irl in lh gyiumidiiiii,
"Our firfturnm for the d.iy ia nearly
rotnpleie," said I'lealdetit John Y. Me
Cormlik, "and w are going to make
thli the temrttfat Homecoming day In
the memory of the Institution.
'Treparntloii are lielng made fur lit
lenat 1.00 ut of town viaitor. Al
most J.COO men have gr.idtmted from
Creighton "lm 1;9 nii im-st of hm
now It ve within a rndlu of If,n mile
from Omaha.
"Tint alumni of the various college
and department of the university
liave) organized to tnrtsor th cele
bration and each "v. endeavoring
t have hi claa "i. wnt'iJ I'm) per
tent, (m the university will present
silver l.'vlni cup to the ehis having
the largest percentage In attendance."
That fo'lowlng unarm alutntil hnv
been ni'p ''il il to nrt n secretaries
tor each, nt the ciease which have
graduated: ' '
Art. !, It V, p'liUley; ', Jimn
P I jlat.ln If ; '14, O Prank Parker; 'S,
J-ulhr Kunt; 'M Invli Sha'iahnn; '7,
II. J Mr'arttir '!, K'lwln J. I.ymnn;
W. J. Monehan; '91 Dr. Havre Oaean
t'er; '01. Ml' hurl f. O'Ci.nnnr; W, II
ljre-n; 'M, T V, Kenneily; "4. John .
Wirphv; '(7, Pr. I.ril II, fluhniin; ',
John Cenllmien: 'ill I it II. Uullef, PNI
tn R l.earv; '"1, ilur Kuray; 'OI, .Inhn
Hennewlti; 'ii, lir, frnUrti-U J. t.nngit'in:
nj, Juilun Jmr M. Kllirriilil j ',
rmnk M'fiiffri '01, Will H'hiilli '5,
KAwrA fr'-lnhlnfi; I l-n-ly ;
'07, Unrolil I'owncv; 'orf, ilMnrim lVlcrt;
'"). Until Ullliiplf. 'H. P. Miiiwk; 'II,
Ilrrlorl rcnnrll; 'II, l.uulii KiiviirimiRh ,
'IJ. i'hi"r A Wclln; '14. E1wrl J. V.
Mrltrrtnnil : 'l( lir, Murt' K. Iliir'l;
'l K'lwmil Mr'nff"fy; '17, Jn'ih II,
nl,.,k: 'ID. Janira P. nuii.ll, '14, K.I
wiir.l Kirirfv; '20, lliiroM l,lnhin: '21,
II V. Hiirkli-y, lr.; J2, Hohort iurUIy.
Wnli-il '95, r. A, .1 Mll.in: fir.
A i I'lnln; 'V lr liinlnlnh tl; 'i,
I'f llrran M. nilfyi 'HI, It. C. r i'rn.ly;
'OS, lr J. Wirli; '1, Pr. r,. Iliinhmmi;
4. I"r. , n, MocUiilrnld- '01, Dr. Kilwiu'l
rhl"iiik: "On, Tr. 3. V. Ijni(.lftri: '07,
lr, Wiliiiim It. 1'rrniTi 'n. Dr. Willlum
I.. Ptirhn; '0. Dr. Hllnry Mmllh: '10, Dr.
.1 M hrmnk; 'II. Dr. Junirii H I.on"y;
U. Dr. II T. Alllnflnw: 'II, Dr. Mm
ri'.fliiw: 'I I, Tr. .1, r. Hliifrtl"y '15,
Dr ,r, V. Kfllyi 'Id. Dr II. .1. Jrrklm;
'17, Dr J. .1. Frymmin: ". Tr. .1. D
T'hrr; 'l, Dr. Iioll: '20. Dr. R K, Mc
Mh"n: 'SI. Dr. .Inmrn W. Koutnky; '11,
Jir. Ilnwnnl HrNmlia.
!Tharnia'y '01, lr(r OrtttPv: '02, D.
W. ri-H: '01, r. It, Krihi '04, fhrl"
Hnroaur; 'or., R A, HrnrM'in; 'Ofl. Kriwunl
Dorrkul: '07. Alfrril Rihlll'T: '0. t"
!,! '0, I,, c, Arniir.mi 'II, Kilwnril
ti.fmnky: '11. (I, Tumor Hnlnrj 'IJ, n,
H. t.fi '14, O, F. Tuff": 'l. Frnk
Hwil.oilm: '1. T 3. Miinnhmi: 'IT. R. A.
Oiinrli 'U, VT. ft. Murroyi "IS. Orvlll ,1.
t:hnr! 'in. .T. W. Orlmani '11, W. J. Trn
Innj 'it fiphti Jl l'riit.
T.nw '04, .totoph J". irn; '07, M.
.TtMhh ronnpl(v '0, Willlum r. Krniicr;
'Oil, Amng 7?. Itfntoy: '10, Hnrrv Hhorkfl
fnrill 'II, IT. f. nnlirtnn; 't, Wnlter It.
Ilnyr; '11, T, W, Hnrun; '14 firn. W. Prmt;
'IS. John fnldwoll; '10, FrBtii-U K. hi
bun:: '17, Tli"mn K. Dunlmri 'l, Omr
.1 c'lcary: '19. (Irnld K. Lnvlnlrlt; 'JO.
Trnnk Mf-Drrmull , '51, Wllllnni H.
Ml'rlif )! 'ii!. rhrlr TV Mnrcnrty,
Dftitol '07, ,T. K. Wllarj 'Oh, fl. M.
nnrhlcri '0, W" K. Hloft: '10. f'hrl"i .7.
Kmrmon; 'II, Alhrrt D. Imvlc; '1, W. A.
Wnlxxmi '1', W. H. Hoiniilrm; '14. flryllle
Itiinynn; '16. Arrh R. I,urn, 'Hi, Krrtl W.
Hrhni"'f''r: 'It, Itnliort H'nry fli''mil;
'm. fori Kilnon niirn: '1, T,filnij H.
ill'r: '20. Mlihiel Il.'ilyi '21, Fornelt
UohaccU; '22. Aii'lrow J.uhtnn Amlok,
Marriage Licenses
IVrmltii to W'l hova linn Imaed to
tho fnll'iwlnii:
Cllffiiid C. Pnrtr, 22, Omaha, and Mary
C Keynr, 23, Luxenlierc. f
Chnrlia K Klii, over 21, Oinnha, and
t'ora M. Mrl.'urly, over SI, (Jinn ha,
liuhnalav Svrliln, ID. Omaha, and Ellea
belh Hnmer, 24, Omaha.
Paul Mlll'-r. 2. flmnha, and Jopphln
Kharf, 22, Wahoo, Neb.
Tnny Pa Frann, 22, Cnundl Jlluffa, la.,
ami Rnaarla Kuma, H, Uiimha,
Kilwlri P. rintr,, 81, Oitinha, and Kathryn
M. Dohrmotin, 21, Omnlja,
.Tnarph, R Crerdnn, 2d, Omaha, and
Hi'len It. McKlroy. 23, Omaha.
John rxractit, 25, Omaha, aad Frnnrm
fjleiiliak, IS, Omnha.
ADVr.ltTISKMrAT.
Kidney and Bladder
TroublesConquered
or Money Back
For 40 yan, ald Dr. Carey, I hav
ben prencriblnif my preicrlptton No. 777
(known for yrar Mnrshroot) for kid
ney and bladder aickneiia and now that
1 hnva retired fron active practice I have
mailo arranaements with leading drua
Ktals to dipene thi wonderful preierip
tlon at a moderate prlrt, on the money
bark If (timatlffiod plan,
Uewar of kidney tllseat thousand
die of It avery year who outht to bt en
joyino; the bleinlnn of life and health.
Watch the aymptomi. Jf yu hav speeka
floatitm before the eyea, puffy eyea, clam
my feet or moUt paiots, baakache or aide
ache, you ought to et a bottle of Pr.
t'arty'a lamoua preacription No. yi rik'ht
away.
It haa wonderfully Benefited tena of
thouaanda of eaaea of kidney and bladder
trouble and It the rnVdleint you ean aU
waya depend upon. Keault are tuaran
lel.
NOTK Tr. Paniel 0. Carey wt a prae
t i nar ihyaleian for many yeera and hit
treat f renerlptlnn No. 7 77 aided thou
anda of auferera from kidney and Mad
der (rouble Hereafter you ean alwera
get thie effective preaertptiott In both
liquid and tahlet furm. For aala by the
ftherman 4t Mrt'oiu,.U ilrair at.re and aU
rel'abl phatmaelata te evun'ry over.
Men's Suits
Cleaned and
Pressed ....
$1.50
DRESHER BROS.
Xf laraaaa .
AT J1
fl
The Notwtfitn "FUhtf.
wan MikM of quality snd
tiCH!nrt4 that Is Oft tvety
ottts oi
Scott s Emulsion
tut yoa Kah uii-jm
cm! ia it i urttl farm,
pitaiant k U)i
n4 Ififiitormtil
latest Creation From
New York
, : ;
I Xi t J i
In l,
f 1 J .)
MiiiL wai." ' Vv Ua. I itDXiiiaa inmani a a anaiMinamau m mm
I " o "'
rila Ima hi-en ImiiiiIIciI IiiIii (lie (UmiiiiI at hud.
Anii'ilnin fii.Hliloni nun nni follnwiiiK flat diclntca and wliima of nur own
little old New York, an wiliicna I Ion picliirn uhove,' a riinilil for Ilia Orliln Itroa,
tore, iIIkiIii.vIiik the Illicit I'reutluii direct from I'ifdi avenue.
Now let the inodlili", net llieir lirads forjedier In tiny 1'aree and ae
if tltey ran riinil, let alone aurpasx, llila frock In lieauly, alyle ami at-tracllvenesi4,
Lecturer Speaks
on Revelation of
Spiritual Cure
(fountlnued From I'uire Nine. )
are provinur thidr uiiefulncsa und
compotoney hy aupplylm- humniiltar
Inn cnmpaaalun In a moat vffoctuul
fe'hrlattan manner.
"They are henlinsr alekneaa, Borrow
und dire dlatrpaa In the moat effectual
way, in fact they are doim; It In the
only way that holds out a ray of hope
or promiae for the final deliverance
from theao evila. They freely adnit
that many of thyne who are eng.'iKcd
in other modes of heutlni are per
formlnir noldo Hcrvlco rind are to he'
commended for thla aervlee and for
thejr deeda of docp devotion in tryini?
to relievo human Kufferlnif. They
further admit that the field of aerviee
la a large one and that there ahould
he no conflict hetween those who in
trifn sincerity jtik.ibo In the practice
of the 'heallnif art", 'hlkewlae, there
Hhould lio duo consideration and real
Chrlatian charity for all thoHe who
entertain opposim views and Chris
tian HelpntlHls clieerfnlly aerord to
every individual the full liherty of
conHi'ienco in dterminin the par
ticular mode or ayatem whirh, from
his viewpoint, will beat promote his
happiness. Christian SelentistM, of
course, do not agree with those who
adept the theory that there is Rome
thing wroiur with matter and there
tore .'iomethin( material must be ad
minhitered to restore harmoniouH
action. They lielieve that the intelli
gent and riirht way ta to ascertain the
offending mental cause and to remove
It. They know that the procuring
cause Ih mental and they aoek to cor
rect that wrnnK mental eondlllon by
auhalltutlng therefor tho Jiurht mental
status. Now this Is a safe, .orderly
procedure and produces Hratifyiim rc
aulta. They do not lay one ntraw in
the way of those who hold dlfferlnif
iiplnlons and they freely accord to
them the full right to druu, cut, pull,
bent and pound the poor human body
and do the hundred and one other
thinua which, according tn their ma
terial theories nro necessary in order
to arouse this body to Intellgent,
normal activity, providing nhvnva the
one poscsslng that bodv consents to
and desires such treatment. Would
it noem strango thnt Christian tScien
tint should expect other to exercise i
AKVrnTlaKMKMT.
Five Children
Have Appendicitis
Entire Family is Stricken With Appendictia
Jam Mullen, a Mmneiot (aimer, a- i
eordtr. aepwitt puHi-hml m a bwl ;
aa,arr. h Bed five io nt bn j
lamiie iietel tipea tr a 0'ti.la J
wiikia tba tear, Iti if' falser i
t)it4 f p'ditil.e i
A Tra"t P.aeaae
' tfrii Mlg!)r 1st mk i. i'V.
fca H i flTti4 f a..te-4 I '
- 4V k 4 ft tat!. .ti.ttTi'i4 or llitsf i
, ttaitfc. iiit wrti
4t-S Iti 4f hi tt4ta
ttl I lis km4 m irM.I tst
J-a-Wt, lt U t
4 ti i m msiitw t
" tavf) ft I - -
' ik is I a-J .( .
S fpr. f '4't4 .... ,
it f - Hi fc OHt -4 :Hl.
1 MfV ff lb a.t- f4 tv )bv -4
. f-tll 11 ' 4
f t4 .--i-i 1 -'
'HIH ? ft I
( t i . U "": ft .
" T-S N IN 4 Sal
4tt4 M Hit l te ' I
r. ai.4 lM - ' '
i .ft i -. n -V4.
lit Um f stf fc -at
fr r-j, a t '-- - m -!
, ), t-Hr ta '
t 4 4 lU')
Displayed Here
ml! aamo courtesy toward. them, or
that they should expert lo be allowed
tho same freedom of choice?
'Home years ago my attention was
directed to tho subject of abnormal
growths and to tho supposed fact thnt
thesi) growths had their inception In
a state of rebellion in th cell tissue
of thn body. No cause could be as
signed for such condition, and thn
remedy advanced was the removal of
the rebellious growth. When we ex
amine this theory in tho light of
Christian Hcleneo we will ngreu that
such conditions are indicative of states
of rebellion. Wo cannot, however,
agrci that no cause can be assigned
in explanation of thn Inception of
thla rebellion. In fact, we know that
tho individual cell, us matter has
no Intelligence. Intelligence as we
have heretofore seen Is a mental con
dition. Now the wrong mental status
indicates rebellion and the abnormal
growth in tho body is but tho evidence
to the human senses of that slate of
rebellion i xliUIng in the carnal mind.
I am sure we will agree that, such con
ditions need treatment ami the most
efficacious treatment available. We
can hardly agree, however, that the.
removal of a mass iff Inanimate mat
ter will destroy thnt which Is funda
mentally wrong in tho mentaj status
of an individual.
As we have heretofore seen that
"Tho carnal mind is enmity against
God; for it Is not ttub.lcct to tho law
of God neither indeed can be", so
common knowledge teaches us that
enmity against supremo, authority
fosters rebellion anil that resistance
to constituted authority is rebellion. It
is a. Justifiable conclusion, therefore,
thnt the only rebellion, whether, in
the tissues of the body, or in the
individual units of the hotly politic
has its origin and inception in the
wrong mental action o individuals
and is insubordination, insurrccUon
or rebellion agUnat the government
of divine Jllnd, Gad.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT
I'UAYEIl
"In his epistle to the Romans Paul
writes: "Ho not conformed to thla
world; but be ye transformed by the
renewing of your mind, that ye may
prove what is that good and accept
able and perfect will of find." In
Science and Health Mrs. Kddy says:
"Hold thought steadfastly to the en
during, the good and the true, and
you will bring these Into your ex
perience proportionality to their oc
cupancy of your thoughts." A Chris
tian Science treatment is a eoimclen-
tloua effort bnid upon a sincere do-
sire to bring Into human experience
AliVKHllM;MKNr.
It It the txoal .ii..l'e ttin lie
e'er ult-tr-t l the .. ia, a''toni en IHH ll .
ueeee aid le bl "4"l t"ul
irealtvr whi.a p.iftt tli 4'i far
...nki an. afcub imth.tt i tan da.
bU It Irr-i'i tl 't t.
thy lift
p,et)i4'iy rivwf t tft
; (i m 4t.ni.n.)f I r wmi' t p
; KrMi str A'!1!- tjt'4 f"IM tfc
( htjf nl iH rU
ikvrM .l tMf fr 1 l Hrfc
' 'ff A (r tU-t)f - m til
'j tn-n tvi tw..r tt fcfiBrfu M Ku"t
' f 41 94 I i i'.'lr i.
4- B'..aJia., tl( 1f l.tt '
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SUNDAY
i
"the a?t .Joniitf, th tnil an.l tl. irua"
a I fh.it f.y llta rencll:g of lha fiiind
II r,m ! rH4 fi.tl la that " 'erft j
.ll cf llil," Ju Vtlir W'Tita, tha
rofnrm.tl!i n f fht) alnnef nJ tt.a j
h.iliin( of ih ,ik (a iigt 'riif tiutt j
duimt l'r., tltl, i jirttii mill i
fUMiI'il l" iiri I ta, a we have hue ,
lofori een. Immainii or l'J w.t'i
i,
Th. i h4t n.l IrMnal.U Ho n
wdition ia tiiilil.ah.d throuli
meillHltl of l.rjyrr. Thai la
-l)i.'k uf under.unJinif nm-n
titl fn
1. 1
gi.nt - Lii k if unileraundina; iii'n
( hrtatiuu re. pi nt to tt hut roran
tutea Uii iirayi-r, Tfna JjuU "f Ml
aiilut tiioitnij la ttiet vriurint
nitiar of milt It error and nri 'iunt for
!h riroiieou lIUf tlMt t'hflatlnti
f--1 1 1 1 1 ' I I 4 ill! to 4lirl .rll. f
hn no foiiiuifittoii hi fm t. They jirj
t.itiinia!ly mid tinlprttMil!titflv, ar t
ttio fruita i f ihelr prayt ia arx rii Ii
Mi ina In hiiomiiliy, It imiHt ?
rfiiiinlie Jiinafve-r, Him III Ihrir
.fn"rra they do nof niiiilli at) flml In
i'linfoitii Ilia will lit thelra ir to
ihiiiiBi Ilia lufinitn denicn. Nenher
ilti Ihrv rtmrta Ihitl with human dm
llnttit iulia nn. I na n inotter of coura
Hoy ilia imt tiiioii Hun to ii-iiii-ily
or loriort that whh llo hna md
rriatul, Tloy do or.ty tn Mini from
thai niitiulihiiiit nf almPin dfalrn mid
"ulwoltito fnl ill Hint all thliia mo
! fuaaihlii to Him," ainl aurh lfn r J
J iiiiawcri'd l.y dilvini; mj t nf hmiinn
ronarl'itiaiiraa tlio ilirnir, riroiinma
Imaiica of thoueht mid littim; in
tho lltflit nf tlod'a limn treaied in
III 10 .ii sn ami M'en.'M". In oilnf
Wolda, Ihil ('liilatlun Mi'Ulii-" in.litl
tlooci-, thi-'uiuh thfl iiifdluiii of iirnvrr,
M i-al.'ifiliehlnif H positive tomiciilon
with Hoi illvln Mind
"In Una prio tir of mo.ii. !Mt mid
I u(;'iy Ilio aii.'i'taeful plivali Ian tlral
nu.ura mi Iiuidllit.'nt (lliimioaia of hla
piiln nl a iiao. In f.irt, inodin iinill-
i t-iiie? la liiymff mora atroaa upon auo-
(aHful iliiiKiioaiM Ihon II la upon thn
rnluilriletiiilti.il or a. temi'dy, Thla fiirt
ll. tillrlilf limit: It in.lli nlra lht Ihn
nilitti r phyali lan ri OKii)J!a tha riiiian
of thn nlliwiit na of more liiiNrtuti"
tnnn ina metho.l if treiitmnt. Wo
tertniiily will agree with our friends
In thla particular and we frankly ad.
mit that they ure proceeding in tho
I right dim lion. If they follow our
leading they will he compelled to adopt
our voiu'lunloii aa to the Initial muse
of disease being mental, and of coursn
wn will I glad lo recommend to them
thn (inn who as the I'salmlst do
clarea "healeth nil thy diseases." As
thn sucei'saful physician make hi
(ihvNlinl dlngnonlH o the. jChrlftllan
Men ucc practitioner la evpr on the
alert and actively engaged Irt .discov
ering thn mental status of hla patient.
Home of the most alarming physical
conditions quickly yield to Christian
, H'-lenca treatment when fear self
, nty, elf love, self condemnation,
I malice, hatred, revenge and other
secret, hypnotic and mesmeric Inflti
eiuea nro uncovered and destroyed.
La-I mo give you an illustration:
"On the fertile prairie of Illinois
live a highly rcspecfod and prosper
ous farmer, Ills wife and daughter
constitute his family. Through j-aar
of honest thrift this man has areu
mulatad a fortune. ) lis farm lands are
extensive and hi ( heck passes with
out limitation at the hank. Thla
farmer was reared and his life has
been spent in a Christian home. He
is a steadfast, consienl tons believer
according to his understanding, In the
( (Henry of the JtlMe truths. He hna
made a manly effort to live his relig
ious convictions and to be worthy of
(ho nattio of a Christian. The wife,
likewise, Is possessed of all of tho
grace and charm Incident to a true,
noble, woman. I,lke her husband, she
haa been surrounded by religious In
fluence all her life and long before
beconiinj a wife and mother, united
with the little hand of workers in the
llttlo village church. Tho Hilda has
been her coippanlon and with the ,
establishment of a homo she and her
husband have ever remembered tho
"family alter" and have kept it sacred.
The other member of this household
Is an only daughter, a charming, love
ly young girl just coming Into woman
hood. Thus fur the surroundings
furnish evidence for (he conclusion
that this was an ideal home. One
thing, however, was larking. This
daughter was an invalid decreed by
certain so-called law of hereidly to
be incurable Karly in her young life
the best approved material remedies
were applied without success, The
fcmlly physician frankly admitted his
Inability to euro her. The specialist
applied his technical knowledge and
Tllr.
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Don't Start Furnace Until
ft
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Good looking, very f fficirnU I wo liics, $1000 and JIS.IH)
SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS WITH GAS HILL
r.KK: OMAHA, OCTOBER li'-J:
Shoot Em in Eye!
Which Eye? Ask Her
J- , jr ? 4 ?
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i . i. , uo ... at ion
i.t won imtiunul Hoinnna ntln
i liiiiiiionhli In A tin nt lr t'lty, aliotita
triulirela in th i)o- uii l rnlla ia In
iidvnnip.
,
aklll without iiTe. 'fliw mlioola
and tiiattliitloit f.ir Inoilii 'il r'i'tirrh
irt'i'e fur iilllit tloti, TIim il'flhlon
V,a thf niiii- Iiii'UIiiIjIiI. And thrm-
ii i eeiv fiillnii'N lhr it uiuliu d
one) li'.ii' Iti'lluioii had f'-n m Vllul
fiuic in Una fimilly llud tlio Hiila
proinla- hud tii'Vor hnn'tofuro full'd
tln ni. U'hv nhoii!d not thla ilnuMhier
I h nl-d hy th amn powi r of tlod
' 'hnt Kilned tin- .liiifhlir of JainiH
Jfiom Hie ll? Thew piitottta at omo
. S'ilnd to tlu'lrf.illhful pni'tor und It
huiild ! frankly ii'lmuu-d tlmt no
, re hut till illo rnn paid to tlio
i nrin'imi iiiuiiMiry tnnn tno miii-iiu-iu
Hint Ihet I'ffnrta of Ihia i.tmDir wr-rc
lini'h'UllV ntul ' otiH. intiuaiv alvi-n ItiKiiMn laTb h in ailvann lui nt and
)th listit f hi nndifaiuiidlii. In tin ! fimrn . Tl.cto mo tnailt'liiir monu
i ro"u m n"ii tins iiiiiirniT, aiut
wi'i'ka or intloiit fniioavor fu r ooiuii
Hon iviiiulnc'l um hnni'j'd nn'l tho film-
lly ioifowfullyiirci'.ti.(1thi'ron' ludoii
that lu-r rrmc wn lui'iiruldo mid
M.uant to ! icrniu'iifii to inn iwipt
mat "Hod wnrKa in a myot'Tioua way.
"At thla lime Clnlallan Science came
to their attention. Afler many atrug
glea with the usual aigiimi nis against
ll the parents r'-nounced all objection
and "Hcli lire and Health wph Key
to the Hcrlptiir n," by Mrs, Kddy and
a christian Wclence pr.ict it loner were
secured. Krorii Hie stnrt her improvp
meiit was rapid and pronounced, At
the moment, however, when Hie fond
est hope of paienta and daughter
seemed uhotit to be reabr.ed, her lm
I rovement apparently (eased; her
case beenme etiitlonnry and, while Im
proved, she wn not healed. Having
been convinced that her
wna right the daughter
therein falllifiilly and courageously
and over and over again, searched her
consciousness to discover the subtle,
hlndcrlnr cause. Convinced that thia
cause was outside of her mental ac
tivity preventing her complete recov
ery she began to look about her and
discovered that her mother wn filled
with remorse and self condemnation
for the years of suffering and pain
endured by this daughter, r-'lie like
wise had a strong sense of motherly
pity for the daughter and, as a result,
the mother and daughter were both
securely hotinj hy the erroneous be.
lief of sympathetic mesmerism. I'pon
discovering this erroneous condition
the daughter oniekly and effectively
rebuked this subtle belief and In due
course of time thereafter both the
mother and the daughter were perma
nently and completely healed through
Christian Science.
"I bring this Illustration to your at
tention in order that you may see and
understand tho baneful effects of Ig
norant, sympathetic mesmerism, oper
ating unchecked nd unconsciously
under the guise of pity, remorse, or
self condemnation. I want you to un
deratand that regardless of motives,
the well meaning or the sincerity back
of and prompting such beliefs that
they are erroneous; and dangerous,
and constitute a serious menace to
successful healing until they aro rec
ognized end destroyed. You mav In
quire of me "Are you surethut Chris
tian Hclence heals?" I hold no mere
abstract opinion on that subject, and
I answer It positively and directly. I
know that it heuls and I bear public
testimony to the fact that years ago
Fickle
that blow hot
,aafoa Use -Cjes
noon and chill you at night. Your furnace
cannot help you ; it is too early for that. And
log fires, if you have fireplaces, are a mixed
blessing at best. ,
And yet you can keep your house at an even
temperature through the uncertain days of
Fall. You can have always at your command
a clean, instan?aneou source of uteaily heat
if you tne a Wrtshsdi Cias Heater.
The larauty of it will appeal to you instantly,
the automatic lighting feature will save you un
told trouble, and iti durability- and economical
operation wilt cut down your fuel bilk Conn
to our salesroom today and let m show yo
fithrr nd exclusive features cf the
Gas Heater
1 L.tt. A?-m . , -T . -' ! : . -w m.M
i? " U It 'I'jil a Jala V
jSsW.:
hii.aii jiVieiue tieainii'l.t I
if the KHinr) riiiia ttia
oi t.r wiih Ii had l.iKwn my inothor, a
ieler, iind lii liollima. llo aiti-e
m.ily vaifid my f.cher, afor nil it'..-
tiii.il rtn-'tlia hud f'tilod ttnh th'in
'and ihb. Th" I'hriallnii (iihioa ir
J Imlit'itla I'oniam lewliinonlxa of hull
init "i d if )oi mil ullciid a 4'i. a
;ily tvfiiioK moitliiK in any Chrtaimn
I H iain'o i htirt'h nr aocily throtiehoni
. tint woild Jim Mill hear tiiiiuy ! i
i 11'Wio-a 'uilly nullum n- atnd i' rluim
'even luoi t'iiiiviii'lii tlinn tiilna,
Till: iriliJN.H (ir Till': TJMKH
I In It'.l Tyriia W. Fi!'l U ttte-rchatlit
it Nil )IK fit V I'CiI'ItUm! Ih him
i f t.lii.t tfitr 1:iim)i to Amt-1 Ii it, I'V
Ii ' una of auliihariuo ttililn thioilKtl
i Villi' l liii-niikra I'ftwrrn the) ui
n t I i' 1'ioild m hutiKrd !'l""l
iiiinuiiiH riiioiil nf Jita iroHaflij pro
I I. mil nod onti 111 fur ronmilt infill In
inn imvlum. After linen uueuri
1 ful nitiiiiti. cm July t", 1 ni;. ho eii
tuenfiilly md the two i ontlneutri hy
! wtuih tfidtirra to ihtN day.
j nhlg f ev,,,y ,,,, f ,ho worl(,
nnd ut ti!a tlmo lh'T nr" hundrrda
and thourau lH of mil. a of aulunni lu
fi'lili' ri'iiu. '1111(1 fvi'ry hulilint.ii pait
tfl". ThlH m hlovi'iiii nt I
Iti illy it iioliltt mid lnniriim iiioiiuini'lit
to ihn vilon of I'yrua Kl'-ld.
"Junl rei-onliy tluuilKll reainrril and
Sa ntlon, Uiit liuiniui Volon of the
I'l i.i"iil if (ho I ' 1 1 1 1 - t Mnlrx ham
liioioh tiaiiol a illetniim of tliitlyfour
liuiulird inlloa without wli or cnlili
With Jiial u Hon.llliK und a loiflvltiU
liieli uio' nt In pcffKi t iidJUMlnn-nt. Ilia
vol.i" wBa Mmultuni'iiunly lienrd and
lu kh7.' Pi Mmiiaon H'ima (Inrden
In .Viw V"ik flty and on the- rai'lfu
'ou t. 'I'hn period of tlmo I'liilirarcil
n. twi'i-n Hi" tinnaii.iaaion hy a "run
lift'' of I hi' firat inoaMiiiiei on H pU'en
f ciii'lo luiik to tlm InaDiiiliiiii'oua
lio:i'li iinilnj; of I hi- human voir over
nuiuiicii or miua witiuuit wire or
i mem i, uio ni iiii'Vi'tiu'iita or mini
min.i ' m lnw Kovfrnlntr tht? Inici-t
Invi ntlon waa Juei na nvnllnlilo at the
tum- (hut Iho nii hark wita uaiul and
j durlnx nil of thn IntiTViiliur yoara
na it waa In April, l!i;'2. TIip hunia
mum. iiowov.'r, rcnjuiied year
idiie.vinn iimi unfoldment before It
" Hid r'llii'iulidl the Use of the blirk.
thn wlro and the cable. Thought,
however, was developing and unfold
big and In due time this law, await
Inn a d.seitvrrer, was brought to light
"Likewise In tho, year ISC Mr.
Kddy discovered Christian Hclcnee.
the Christ eure. Her undertakings
were more revolutionary and morn In
advance of the times than those of
1'M. I.Ike him, however, when ap
parently fuiviikcn hy friend ami nc
M on lot anocH she pressed on, proving
each new s'en uoiil finnllv .h..
. lt:.M(Kti I
Hda l.rn:
pro'-edure i to the world n reslntement of prltnl
l oiitlnued , tivo Christ lanlly, binding it touethcr
I l.y her statement, of spiritual law moro
effectividy thou does the submarine
j eiiblo. As the law of tho radio broad.
onHmg was real and available like
wise the laws of spiritual healing have
always been real, awaiting a discov
erer to make them available fur pres
ent use. Hundreds of yeats of idola
try and false belief had obscured
these laws until revealed mid un
folded in the receptive thought of
Mary linker Kddy und restated by her
in Christian Hclence.
"In the achievements of Mary linker
I'Vldy may we not see more than
simply the .founding and establishing
of a great oi ganization? May we not
see the shadow of that time when
tho "earth shall be filled with tho
knowledge of the Lord as the waters
cover the sea?"
"May v.e not see in the successes
achieved by the Instantaneous broad
casting of the human voice our close
approach to tho time when tho opera
tion of spiritual law thall appear to
human consciousness as natural and a
noimnl as the manifestations of ma-
i' rim law now seem me time spoKen
(jf by the I'salml.-t when he said "Hn
sj-ake and It. was done."
"In conclusion, I want to recommend
nn earnest, Conscientious endeavor on
the part of every one of my hearers
to apply the Christ healing as taught
and practiced In Christian .Science, to (
tne discord, misery, sin and unholy
conditions in human experience. I
know that, this endeavor will bless you
and in proportion as you understand
Irgfy destroy one element of evil in,
your own consciousness you nro help
ing to destroy it for the whole world.
December
Autumn Winds
and blow oiLI, that roat you at
I knoav of no letter t.miludin
'thought to lean with mi limn that
i. Mt.ttl.ed w, thill til following d
in.'iiUu.ii flout Hie I'lillall.iil r ini.-n
til...k
' ' hen the illual. il of alrkneaa and
tain tempi ynu, i dintr ateadfaatly lo
,11.1-1 and His idea Allow not lung but
ill. likeniB to tthld) in vonr Ihmighl.
ill neither f.ur nor doubt everahmiow
your ilcar aenae an. I calm t runt, that
. Uie rf(niiiloii (.f life harmoniotia
'a Life rieiiinlly 1. -tan destroy anv
J painful seiia of, or belief in, thnt
I whli h Ufif ia rot. I.e Chile'ist
; Mi lem luatend of wu iil aenae. sup-
port your iiriieiuii.liog of being. and
' thla undrratnttdlliif Will "upplnnt error
with truth, ffplaca ntottallly With lm-
luirtnlitv. sod ail.'iue dlacoid with
hniini'iiy,' "
Oinalians Hotel in
Forest Fire Area
Mil Halted Only Two
lilmlu From (iHrKnliiiii
tt lry of A. N. Abliaiijili.
The ricvnstaliliR Cmiadlan forest
(be of a ei k ago was halted n (!!
t.tnet. of only two city t.liwk a fmui
thn Trmiigiiml Ijike holil and ndju
cint eetti'tiient. nwuaal by fl N. Aula
baiigli, i una ha furrhT.
AiilabnuMh Just missed eiitinimciit
by the flames, having milted home
fropj the Ontario leejim last riatnr
diy. "High hills which surround Tenia
g.inil lake wa what suved our prop.
city," he n Id.
Kiifoiite to the railroad, Aulabaugh
drove through h now ruined tottti
of llalleybiiry, New Kiskard und
North Cobalt, In encii of which he
took reels of moving picture.
"Srttlcra then wire In the act of
burning clearing; flies the thin;
which started the forest fires and
the smoke was so thick we could not
see CO feet nil' ad of us," said Aula
baugh. 'The danger of the thing
struck me at the time and I talked
to the forest ranger officer about It.
He said the rt serve would never be
wtf "until the district wa cleared."
The burned iiren extends fpum
Crooked lake to Temlskamlng lake,
according to Aulabaugh. This Is CO
miles long mid 40 miles wide.
Aulabaugh txpects to return to
Tcmagaml in January.
Iirotlier Sopk MitM'ng
Owiipr of Abandoned
Car
Last Monday morning Detective
'lings'' Buglewlca found an iiIhiii
doncd nutomobllo nt Heventeenth and
Karnam atreets. The name, Guy
Gorman, wa on the owner' card.
riaturdny morning Paul Gormnn,
iVestoii, Nel., appeared at Centrnl po
litre head'iuni'ter to appeal for pollen
uid in searching for his brother, Guy,
who, ho suys. left homo last .Sunday.
Re-New-ed
Cadillacs
A Cadillac, no matter if it has seen a year or
more of service, is still a Cadillac. It has in
it Cadillac design, Cadillac material, and
Cadillac workmanship. These qualities are
available in a used Cadillac.
We have just prepared a number of RE-NEW-ED
Cadillacs for this sale. These cars
look like foew -have new paint, new tops,
some have brand-new tires, and all are in
fine condition mechanically. They are re-built
by Cadillac expert men who work only on
Cadillac cars.
Cadillac Type 59 Phaeton new special paint
almost new tires, Westinghouse shock absorbers,
special nickel headlamps a car that you would
be proud to own and one that will give you the
kind of service you expect to receive.
Cadillac Type 57 Victoria, new paint, excellent
tires, fine upholstery, in fine condition mechani
cally a car that is certain to please you.
Cadillac Type 5$) Thneton, painted maroon. New
Goodyear tires, toaneau, windshield and side
wings special barrel-type headlamps looks and
runs like a new car.
Cadillac Typo 51) Victoria almost like A new
car. J.eautiful upholstery in fine condition, new
paint. RE-NEW-ED mechanically, pood tires,
windshield spotlight. A beautiful car at a price
that you would have to pay for a cheap new coupe.
Cadillac Type 57 Touring. Paint excellent,
covers. Goodyear tires almost new.
Then k only one Cadillac. Tho superior
feature!, w hich distinguish it and make it what
it i are not obliteratt tl by s-ervieo. A KB
NKVKl) Cadillac will give you the advan
tage of Cadillac ownership for a modest
investment.
"Cadillac Sfrtict" -tha
vhttrir tSy purchata
KC.NCW.CU.
A Safe Place to lhit
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CADILLAC CO.
'Ituy lia tn worrying alut ''
'al.t l.iiely. h ai.it"d
j tiuy tlorman I f '"t 'to
jnih.- tall, weigh JU laniiwU. k1
liiihl ..ur and Imt t i ini I' '"P.
ording in M l.rotMr. who a.ttd le
in vt-ailng fidur r!" Uh
jink artpphlie.
l't.tt m ti liuglewici I H in d I ha m
-tun il.i'a over Ii 11 Hiih. maiumer
!..f th omiiii't Auto Adjustment isuif
pany,
Try These Restful
Shoes for Men
and Women
Isn ' It it fact that when )OU ar In
an U' roiiif.ii table sent )ou ! lh
ftl tat ( .t;ioi tunlty to U'coliie moiecolo
foltubiu'' i.ve tie name Imp. .1 taiicn
to your foot iiimfiert mid you IH not
4udy feci oetli'i hut V"i dl Hiu .
your cu.ic!fy f.'t ai i '.mpUrhinenl.
Cmililever arat g'.n I" ktng srtoea.
They 'in cnml"rbiblf. Kaay r.ltlttaf
! lines, couformiiig to the ii.itiinil i nn-
tour of your fool, gisid hcela rigldlf
placed; a (lexible arth .ertul!tir.i
healthful liiuecuhir rxeiilan ami
strt'iigth, and free t li i-til.i i t'.n . nl
jtliesu ai'lialbltt i flat ,i It-list Us ale for
your benedt. In minllty. Cantilever
I m e high grade. I'rlcea me right a,
dollar value for a dollar cost.
h:i:t cry kuk coMi-tiitr.
More si Ifiitille thnn oidliuiiy slu J
(whlth are deslgneil mid tnudaj with
less regard f'T your benltli und hsi'
plness) Cantilever Hhoe will give you
the Very thing your feet ptobiit.iy
hv cried for often complete rum
fort and enough resilient uipoit to
bo restful.
Tiy a pair of (,'untllever Hhoe to
morrow. We are exclusive selling
agent In this district rind want to
show you how neat Mud trim In at
ieii ni nee these comfortfihla shoes are.
All guesswork eliininaleil; every
shoe I now lilted hy X-ray without
extra charge tit you,
size t to ii. width o r.r.,
for Men and Women.
I!D,NIK ItV, M'ATS and 111 HHKItS.
.Sold In Omaha Only hy
t VNTII.K.VI' K SHOK SIIOI'.
New location
1708 llowanl Ktreef.
Ilppoalte Y. W. I'. A.
Write for Free Itooklet.
Bee Wnnt Ada bring result.
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sama t all owners,
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