The Oit! Testament,
la. Genesis the world was made by
Clod's creative hand:
1:: Exodus the Hebrews marched to
gain the Promised Land.
L-viticus contains the l>aw, holy
and just anu goou,
Numbers records the tribes enrolled
?all sons of Abraham's blood.
Moses, in Deuteronomy, records God's
mighty deeds.
Brave Joshua into Canaan's Land the
host of Israel leads.
Judges their rebellion oft provokes
the Lord to smite.
But Ruth records the faith of one
well-Dleasin?r in His sight.
3n first and second Samuel ol Jessieson
we read,
Ten tribes in First and Second Kings
revolted from his seed.
But Ezra leads a remnant back by
princely Cyrus's aid.
The city walls of Zion Xehcmiah
builds again;
"While Esther saves her people from
plots of wicked men.
In Job we read how faith will live beneath
affliction's rod,
And David's Psalms are precious
songs to every child of God.
Tho Prnvprhs like a eroodlv strinsr
of choicest pearls appear,
Ecclesiastes teaches man how vain
are all things here.
The mystic son& of Solomon exalts
sweet Sharon's Rose,
Whilst Christ the Savior and the
/v ? a r\4- Tr?n V\ '' c ATI*C
mug llic ia.jL?u loaiau ouv ??
The warning Jeremiah, Apostate
Israel scorns;
His plaintive lamentations their awful
downfall mourns.
Ezekiel tells in wondrous words of
Whilst kingsoa mostH if Mcxzfififi
dazzling mysteries;
Whilst kings and empires yet to come
Daniel in vision sees.
Of judgement and of mercy Hosea \
loves to tell.
Joel describes the blessed day when
God with man shall dwell.
Anions: Tekoh's herdsmen Amos re
ceived his call;
Whilst Obadiah prophesies of Edom's
final fall.
Jonah enshrines a wondrous type of
Christ our risen Lord.
Micah pronounces Judah lost?lost
but again restored.
: Kahum declares on Ninevah just j
Labor-Savii
Distr
Every farmer in this section should own o
few days i:i the field. The planter plants 1k-U<
two?doubles the ^><xl from guano. Cole Pla:
aSorth Carolina farm.
You'll find them so downright useful and i
Sent to put up with out-of-date machines, when
The Cole Plai
SAVES Labor of 1 Man and Mule
Plants Cotton, /J&r
Corn, Peas, fey^1 | A
feeds the plants as soon as the seed sprout
.start, get two chances at a big crop.
The Cole Planter plants the seed in a slraig!
K K& H^nt-h ic oo oi 1 \r vPmilatAil C r\tfr\
vivku# i at uv^ui x-o *v^ui?ivu? vvwiv
straight line?without bunches. It can be ch<
cheaper, cost of cultivation is less.
The seed foil in plain siprht. The wind
away?none are wasted at the end of the rows
or bunch the seed?as far ahead of the <>' * style
old style way is ahead of hand planting. \V<
any kind of land, where other planters are uns;
The Cole S??E Disti
Onens a Furrow ^
and Sows
Guano at One
Very Useful for
Side-Dressing /wj | /#M cr
Crops " Crk^ ?::
=ame time. It'll save the work of o:ie man
planting day. Especially g<*>d for side-dressi
right up alongside plant.
Strongly made thruout, large hopper, .-tr-mg
steel spokes. Convenient lever, cut- oil" ll<>w of
reliable Cole force feed. noisele>> as t bicycle,
-distributor rigid while you till the hopper.
Oc * f* T^l a
xnner styles or rianrc
Besides these machines we have the Univei
other styles suited to different uses. Discard y<
saving Coles! Come and see them now.
Guaranteed I
The Cole is doubly gaaranteed. The mak
Every machine must prove a practical dail\
With crooked rows or straight.
marli* oror>H as monev and brair
"Get ready for planting time.
Summ
k
judgine t s!;all 1?* ]?our<'u.
A view of Clia'd as coming doom
Habakkuk's visions give:
Next Zephaniah warns the Jews to
turn, rei)enT, and live.
Hagai wrote to ttiose who saw luj
Temple built again.
And Zachariah prophesied of Christ's
triumphal reign.
Malachi was the last who touched the
high prophetic chord;
Its final not-es sublimely show the
coming of the Lord.
The >'ew Testament.
Matthew and Mark, ind Luke and
John the Holy Gospels wrote.
Describing how the savior died?His
life?and all He taught.
Acts prove how God the Apostle owned
with signs in every place.
St. Paul in Romans teaches us how
c\ *c oo t'r*KcryanCk
iilClil 10 OHItU UJ w, 1
j The Apostle in Corinthians instructs,
exhorts, reproves. I
Galatians shows that faith in Christ
alone the Father loves.
Ephesians and Philippians tell what
Christians ought to be:
Collosians bids us live to God and for
eternity.
In Thessalonians we are taught the
lord will come from Heaven.
i
In Timothy and Titus a Bishop's rule
is given.
Philemon marks a Christian's love,!
which only Christians know. (
Hebrews reveals the Gospel pre1
figured by the law.
James teaches without holiness faith
is but vain and dead.
St. Peter points the narrow way in
which the Saints are led.
John, in his three Epistles, on love
delights to dwell.
St. Jude gives awful warning of (
judgment, wrath and hell. *
The Revelation prophesies of that
tremendous day
j When Christ, and Christ alone, snan
be the trembling sinner's stay.
KILLED 1VHALE IS KIVER,
Xonster Stranded on Bar is Attacked
by Japanese.
? An extraordinary event is reported
from Sin Anju, a railway town in
north Pyong-aa province, in the Senul
Press. About noon when the tide was
high, villagers at Wanpong Li, Tong
_ ni
ig toie ri
ibutors farme
ne of these Cole Planters and Distributors. T1
r and che rx-r tlx tn any oih<r planter ever b"i
iters and Di>tributors are thj Farmer's Frien
enable that you II wonder how you ever got al<
you could own a Cole!
iter The (
. and Cultiva
lister and
^ Side Dresser
t one trip the Cole Sows Guano and 1
iter smooths the Throws a Good *
, opens a furrow, at one Trip
^ with the soil, ?*
n s again, plants the i.W
uvers th em in the
ctly un <ier the seed,
^ 3 _x .
iuu a quiets. growtn lnsteaa. or a.ii a.
plant receives all the
ht line at the same With cultivator atta
n comes up in a guano and effectively i
5pped to a stand of one man and one n
Two strong univers
can't blow them moving culti vator and
Doesn't skip chine for sowing guam
: planters?as tiie The hopper holds $
>rks perfectly 0:1 from 100 lbs. to t?00<1 1
xtisfactory. Pays for itselt in lab
ributor The Coh
Sows Guano I
Furrow, litre
2 Good Furroi
' Upon
? , It.
Here's a Loie
istributor with V
)cning plow in /D, *' " __
?nt, which many ^
men prefer. ^
With one. }' u ty\^^
n ru:i OJi row~, ( \f
?en a furrow, a:.d
w guano at the
and mule evcr_? Positive force feefl sc
ing?can bi run acre. Instantlv rt-cuk
The plow f.-.-t throw
plow wheel with time. l'l<?w f<-et are st:
guano. Iia- the plowing can i?e done.
Swivel rod holds Vou can leave it wit
hitch p<>.-t adjusts the v
jrs and Distributors h
sal Single Foot (either force feed or Knocker),
jur old out-of-date trouble making planter or d
Jy Us and By The Col
er guarantees it. We guarantee it.
' working success in your field, no matter if th
is can make them?sold at a fair price to ever)
ry _
er Drui
t
i
Kyon. ir the Kasan district (? !' the
same province.) wciv amazed to s. a
big black object swimming in the River
Tailyong, running near by.
They did not know what the monster
was and watched its movements
with great excitement and interest.
Soon after, the monster sent up a column
of water and disappeared.
On the following morning at about
7 o'clock Tomizo Tashiro, a Japanese
railway linesman in service at Sin Anju
station, while patrolling the line,
was astonished to see a whale struggling
to go down stream at a point
about five cho above the railway bridge
on the Tailyong river. It was low tide
and the water having considerably re
?3 tt'oo Anlxr o V\nnf fivO
C?U?Q LIJ.C n CIO umj auvrui. an,
feet deep. The whale had evidently
stranded on a shallow pice and was
unable to mave.
Tashiro was overjoyed to find the
unexpected spoil and tried t kill it by
; firing at it with a fowling piece he was
carrying. He fired at it eighteen times,
but the whale seemed to e none the
wrse in consequence. Tashiro con
"eluded that it wuld not do to try to
kill it in that way and running to the
nearest village collected several Koreans
told them of his find, and each
armed with an axe, they returned to
the spot.
The whale was still there, the water
having further receded. They rushed
into the stream and by striking the
monster on the head with the axes
they at last succeeded in killing it.
The whale was about 35 feet in length
and was valued at about 1,000 yen.
Proof of His Love.
nr/\ "D T-TAvn 1 /I f aTIc Af
1 IIC V/Illtagu IVCVU1 U-J.J.C1 aiu utno ui
this conversation: "But," she asKe-d,
"haven't you ever told any other girl
that you loved her?"
"Yes," he ^replied. "I have told a
dozen other girls I loved them. I j
thought I did, too; but you are the first
one I have ever really loved. I know
now that I never realized before what
real love was."
"How can you be sure that this is |
real love?"
"On each of the other occasions I
was unable to keep from wondering
while I was telling my love, how 1
would be able to support the girl if
she accepted me; but now I don't
care."
anters and
EVERY
R NEEDS
I
hey positively pay for themselves after a
it. The distributor makes one trip do for
d." They were "born and raised'' on a
:>ng without them?why you were ever con3ole
Spreader
guano to growing crops?
/ 8 8et ni?rc g(x>cl out of it?
Uf I spread guano at the righ
^ 3 - time to make fruit.
? *j-pp-v right where a net I
jjt Jf^^y work of routs need |
/?-*> ml By feeding the
??* guano during the
t one time but little is washed away. The i
benefits of the plant food
clud (as shown in the cut) you can sow
cultivate at the saint time?save the wurk
lule.
al plow feet are furnished free. By reattaching
plow fret, y< u have tliebe.-t maj
ami throwing two good furrows upon it.
sack, and spreads uniformly any quantity
It. _
ids. 10 uitr utrc.
or saved?doubles the good from guano.
j "S1 Distributor
Saves Labor
.sL " <
' J ' The form of spout u-ed
a n 11 t!-, niafliinp
spreads the guano.
instead of putting
jp it: j; :i sm:111 stream.
\; jt'J , |S The fertilizer feeds
yW more pLi.t root??
gets ii'orc good from
s^uaiD.
nv= from IOC to 1,500 of guano to the
Ltc-'i.
tw<> (.ntfv] furrovrs ur>on guano at the same j
rongly attached to'>ide be.tms. :?o that g?x>d j
hout danger of its falling. Graduated ; I
height on the plows. i I
o Meet Every Need 8
Universal Double Foot Knocker, and i
istributor, hitch up to one of these labor .
y-% _
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e soil is rough or smooth, level or hilly,
A
'body. Come and see these machines. ; fc
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For the
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pay their bills. Th
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ivs, after suffering twelve years with
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ts' bills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cur- ;
L him. It will help you. Only 25c. '
ecoumcLileJ all druggists.
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proved of real value to those whc
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mellow whiskey like Sunny Brook
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Bond is genuine straight whiskey, t
H whiskies. When vou select Sunnv
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by the greatest government on the Globe yo
by the largest distillers of fine whiskey in
I Send you
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E. B. GIBSON HARRIN
BROWN & HAGIN
Chattanooga, Tor
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IS IT PURE-PLENTIFUL?DEPEND
Supply your home with all the pure, cle?r
?direct from well or spring, by the Perry
to collect slime, mud or rust. Compresse<
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andard (100%) proof. This stamp
ot quality. Any whiskey Bottled In
>ut not all straight whiskies are good
Brook?The Pure Food Whiskey?
> the assurance of Absolute Purity
u have a guarantee of Unexcelled Quality /
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