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tmf n»nvm*r? t •. WOKLETS ' DOY • SCOUTS Take it hone la Hie kids. - Have a packet in your pocket for an ever-ready treat. A delicious confec tion and aa aid to the teeth, appetite, digestion. Sealed in its Purity Package arUI bring yom (all •» baawifai twaatf- Moarr order for $. chart;., paid) • n# of WHITE COLD-FILLED LADIES’ WRIST WATCHES rfbfeoa ooM. gold • cm* UlRtM ta»pg m Bag MU Char Your CampicjrKtn irtlA This (MJktitoUr Rt SuLPHURGOM POUND # . coarth gao^ CU <■»* B Rh go 1»— rg » «k%/ms .Mhmja. •*. • taw. mo ago *rr=.^U (Conducted by National Council of the Boy Scouts of America.) ■Ptovtc marota wnnunoui Sunday School 1 Lesson ^7 (Tty REV. R. H KITZWATER. D. O.. Taachgr of English Bible In Um Moody Bible Institute of Chlcsgo.) id. IIIS. Weetarn Nawrpapar Untos.) LESSON FOR OCTOBER 28 WOMEN CAN DYE ANY . . GARMENT, DRAPERY Dy* or Tint Worn. Fsded Things Now for IS Centg. PRIMA DONNA SCOUTS’ PAL S0ME HlsslONARY teachings or ... „ ' , „ , THE PROPHETS Mudame Ernestine Sehuinann-Heink . . . • has a special place in her heart for i , ..... the. boy scouts. A promise made by j 4 :1 o_ n; Micah Zeph 3:9 her eighteen months ago to the scout si golden TEXT—“The Gontiies shall of Boise, Idaho, to go camping with ! come to thy light, and kings to the , , . ' , . , I bright ness nf t>)V risino*” Tau tliem and sing for them around the campfire, is still unfulfilled, but that j Jonah. brightness of thy rising."—Isa. 60:3. i PIUMARY TOPIC—The Story of JUNIOR TOPIC—Gods Love for All Nations. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP IC—The P.rophets'as Missionaries^ YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —The Missionary Message of the Prophets. tlie great prima donna has forgotten neither her promise nor her scout friends Is shown in the following‘let ter recently sent by her to the scouts of Boise. r; “My Dearly Beloved Scout-Sons: “Don't lose faith In me, please. If j Perhaps the best way to teach this you knew how hard I work, after I i lesson will be to note the message of was two and one half months ill, near { the individual prophets. . dying; how 1 had to make up all the I. The Message of Isaiah (Isa. {K>Ht|Mined Concerts and hank and ; flOil-SX-.- ”” house—oh. gee. all aorts of things to < 1. Its Centnil Fact (v. 1). Israel's tight, her Hedeeiner, has come. The primary tneam»| of this Is not the In carnation of t* Redeemer, but H»S manifestation In glory and power aa to this earth to mu I cAsggv Ao hswdsMM ATS m CO. uw. attend to, you would forgive my not coming or writing. You see. boys, I am, with all my many thousands of friends and own famii). alone. There Is n<> loving hustmnd. Hlnce twenly- <>oe yen re I lose the fine, door father of m> children, and since | am tw ful fill (he do*ten of father and mother, and sing bewMso he yon kn**o. my children now aM are mnrrtedL ho *o their own chlMrew I am free, ns yon thinh. In ran orwnnsi and aeewnd and *nhsy nfe. bat hal L My doitso are yswc aa great, and os^n hawtee. thoagn I tasa ll and I naa hamv Mr ha Thn i mms nseasaney fees In nmny name He t. M f Don’t wonder whether you can dye or tint successfully, because perfect home dyeing la guaranteed with "Dia mond Dyes” even Jf you have never dyed before. Druggists have all colors. Directions In each package.—Adver tisement. Women Barred by Will. ”No women to be permitted to be present when my estate is being dis posed of," is the injunction set forth by Adam Seiferth in his will, filed in New York recently with an ap praisal of his estate. Although Sei- forth left an estaty of more than Sdo. (**», including several houses, he*lived the life of u hermit at Bay Ridge for many years, occupying several attic r<Kuns in the bouse he owned. included in Seiferth'* directions to his executors was this specific expres- 1 sion of his objection to women being j present at the settlement of li's es tate: “It Is my desire that none *»f j the wives my brothers residing Id I this country In* present when mv c* tap- Is divided.**—New York THnew MOTHERI GIVE SICK BABY -CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP" Harm!««• Laaattws to CUa* Llvsr a Mark aortA. an* Bawaia af 2. Tto R.aglst iaaMMwa (v. tj !?##• roti#t lpg|V #4L MlWwk f * v#c Mr-alab blaurtf rail la Ur Art ta arwaaa karortf ftoai bar 1 Itog ataap at to 4Nf—var« awM abiaa Irtta la tto gbwy iWMro 090$ < "M4* at tot p-atomm k a« 4009 $999 00 tmhm A TV, |*.rk,*i. j Kartb (•. gy |a §0909$9m *f #a(«r <W I . ■■ d to ds ssd wwseaa i we afll Awa MAUeg me f - *M HEALTH FOR Let Lydia E.Pinkham Wegetable Com* pound Help You to Become Wefl. *4 . ^ « v • i mum mm -eMwew* Nge aM Thousands of girls have to work in homes, offices, stores, mills or facto* Ties who are physically unfit for work, with often an aged or invalid father or mother dependent upon theni for support. Standing all day week in and week out, or sitting in cramped positions a girl often contracts some deranged condition of her organic system which calls a halt to her pro gress and demands restoration to health before she can be of use to herself or anyone else. For these distressing weaknesses and derangements these girls have found health to do their work In Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound. Brooklyn. N.Y.—"Like many girla, I had troubles every month, ’ aaya Carolyne Mangels. ,r and they inter fered with my work aa 1 could ne- er be sure of my time. My mother often suggested that I take Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound, but I never did ontil lately. 1 have bad very good reaolta. and am now a pri vate secretary and do my work with out ■dastn^ a day. I •peaksof having trouble?H^el have had. "—Carolyns Mangel*, 40714tb St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Office Worker Helped Milwaukee. Wia.—“I have takes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Blood Medicine for three and a half yean, and thev have improved my health wonderfully. My mother also haa taken the Vegetable Compound and we recommend it to our friends. I am working in an office now and can always do my work as I do not have the troubles I had at first 1 read of your Vegetable Compound in the newspaper and you mar use my let ter in that way if you wish to do so.'* -Eleanor Sheblajc, 6S7 86th St, Milwaukee, Wia. Pain* and Headache Webster, Man.—“ I waa all now down, bad a bad complexion, and suffered with pains and backache, and waa dizzy at times and felt weak. I worked In a mill and mv girl chum told me about your wooderfa) modi- erne. Lydia E. Pink ham a Veg* table I am feeling much better taking it "-Mart Plaza. 11 Wert Street “ Lydi* E. Plnkham’a Private Text Rook a Peculiar to Women” will be aent you froe upon to tbe Lydia F. Pink bam Medtetoe to.. Lynn, This ■i ChillToni ■ Malaria-Chills and Ort, Lyna, A Fine Tonic. 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Anglo-American Drug Co. 215-217 Fultoa St. New York Gen. Act*t»: Harold r. Rite Ate A Co , It Net* York, Toronto London, Sydney Comfort Baby’s Skin With Cuticura Soap Aid Fragrant Talcum % e . • h a m „mm& • to* omoA tf tons unto - t ‘ r .a. .* 41 ▼da ia* •* hkaa im jest krve t It ut says IbMtor llorn.ulay. "The boy attiuls should be couimentled and en couraged in tbe ruthless killing of mts. If (be loss of the millions of dollars to agriculture and tbe trade, mused by these animals, is not suf ficient to justify destruction, then con sider the further menace as the car riers of nmny contagious diseases which they alone are the means of scattering broadcast. In my opinion there is no danger of impairing the III. 4: I Mi la ibl t a# Me dam IB •rv predicted: L * Tbe Xupreaiary of III* Kiagdont (v, I). It shall bv exalted above all file kingdoms of tbe earth. Its glory shall attract the people from afar -. The Extent of It (r. 2). Maay nations shall coion with Ihe urgent re quest that others accompany them. The kingdom of Messiah shall be uni versal. It shall extend from sea to sea and from the river to the enda of the enrth- ,1. It Shall Bring Peace (v. 3). En mity will then he taken from mens hearts and they will to.e each other. When their hearts are changed they will no longer wage war against each s e won • ••44 t Then th# gterm Broke. Eleanor—“It look* like a *f<>n had :>-tter stay f«w dinner.** It< **Oh. thanks! 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What waa tto hymn? Wife—“1 live me a calm and thankful heart From every murmur free.**— Boston Transcript. morals of bow-acouts or encouraging °*' ier ' '>•’* ONen ^estioj the.i ruthless slaughter of wild nrifmals i«'n!^nent8 of warfare. War will con- while engaged in the extermination of these loathsome pests. If the Boy Scouts of America should he the means of killing off all domestic rats and 1 rodents they would be entitled to a| medal and a monument a mile high to • tinue till men’s hearts are regener- j rated. The way to get wars to eease | 1 Is to fc^t m en to love Jesus Christ. IV. The Message of Zephaniah (Zeph. 3:9). Jf Grape>Nuts andMUk- Oneofthefew ^COMPLETE FOODS show the appreciation of the world in general.” THE PRESIDENT ON SCOUTING * ‘ ——■* President Coolidge Is a firm believer In the boy scout movement. “Your organization," he has said to the scouta, “serve* to preserve nnd bring our valnnble traits, and I believe that the Boy Krouta of America have a great future before them, and consti tute a real force working for good eiU- teoahlp** THC BOV BCOUT QOAt 909 I rX—g and a# (to toftowd «d Udbg, a aMNNkumd Aw mmoetow—»# anadAewB tobt «wrttoed •• isamety mm aff-dto Atom* Aw atm mm aw Wms kaw AA artwtoaw *d dk* osmna A • 0 gpwww wto toWNmn sMrtVNMMdHg rtBPi a# mmm toi#m» AtoW 00 00 SB WMR0A dRW a*ar am m —Zephaniah dectares tTTat following the judgment upon the nations God will turn the people from their im pure speech so that they may call upon Him. He declares that God’s will is that all nations turn from their fllthj conversation and call upon Him. He desires that all nations should come unto Him. ’HEN you watch robust i wc and ChHctianity. In order ta abolish Christianity tto one thing needful la te get rid of Sun day.*—Georg* Holyoaka. it ever occur to you that their strength and health are largely due to the kind of food they eat? Grape-Nuts and milk supplies com plete and balanced nourishment of the highest order. This delicious dish pro vides the valuable wheat end milk proteins; the “food minerals," phos phorus, iron end calcium; also tha vitamins. Because of its nutritive properties, its crisp texture, and its easy digest* ibility, Grape-Nuts is the best-bal anced cereal food for young and old. When used as an ingredient in other foods, it adds remarkable rest and valuable nutritive elements. Red pea will gkdly be furnished on . , Ta Appemtuta lortituttoia Fairly 4 ta aPto****%*• hMtttatlaee you MM* art tort Ihwwae Ike- ■■art mm aaawa ta OMeie---'Vtb ma* Ift-rae Grape THl 'to * MtojgHi