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Tuv pwnm.w. B4pvwi?if. q r 0! Clothes for the Daughter; ' g Blouses in Great Variety m i- /^\UR thoughts may llglitly turn to a number of things In the spring, but In the full they must confront the winter and concern themselves with the substantial wardrobe It demands. Just now mothers are occupied with the matter of clothes for their daugh ters In school—frocks, blouses, coats, hats and all the rest are to be pro vided, The older girls will have some *ay-so In the choice of their belong- for the younger ones are to be con sidered. Like the mocking bird who “bor rows hts little music scores” and “makes all minstrelsy his own,’’ blouses look to every source for Inspiration. Variety seems to be their dominant feature and they are, therefore, always a new story. Two of them, as shown here, are made of crepe de chine, but this Is their only common ground. The HTKOVED UNIFORM -INTERNATIONAL SimdaySchool * Lesson' (By REV. P. B. FIIZWATER. D. Teacher of English Bible In the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyright. 1**1. Western Newspaper Onion. LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 10 .v M -m TEACHING THE LAW OF GOD LESSON TEXT—oSeh. GOLDEN TEXT—Teach me, O Lord, the way of thy statutes; and I shall keep it unto the end.-Pa. 110:33. REFERENCE MATERIAL—Deut. 6:4-*; Acts 17:1-9. IQ-15Col. 1:9-11. PRIMARY TOPIC-The Joy of Learning God’s Word. JUNIOR TOPIC-How a Whole City Heard God’s Word. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —The Power of the Word of Gqd. YOUNO PEOPLE AND ADlJLT TOPIC —Community Bible Study. COULD HARDLY EAT ANYTHING UNTIL BE USED F«UB IT A WMOCIWL PE-RU-NA “I wee week and tired and eooM hardly eat anything nnUI I need Pe-ru-na. Soon my appetite wee good and n»y strength returned. I told my neighbor* and every one of them found It a wonderful medicine Yon can alwayi get a dote at Pe-ru-na at mj house no matter whet the war tax." Um. T. V. WtaeovsB. Box B, Bragg City, Mo. Catarrh of the atomach and bowels is among the many forms of catarrhal diseases from which a large number of people needlessly su ffer. Fifty years of use fulness is the guar antee behind PE-RU-NA TaMts * UgN StM Cmpdin It will be of Interest and profit to present this lesson as an Ideal Sun day school class: 1. A Model Bible Class (vv. l-C). 1. The Kager Assembly (v. 1). The people gathered themselves together and "spake unto Ezra to bring the l>ook of the Law.** It was not a mat ter of the teacher urging the claaa to come together, but the class with yeqgulng hearts requesting the teacher to come with God’s \\urd. 2. The Representatire Assembly (v. 2). The class waa made up of SOLD SO YEARS Uaat) 1C*.. I Makes Old Waists Like New Putnam Fadeless Dyes—dyes or tints as you wteh nr use for as years ~ SORE EYES d eh (V If <e a • Dr. Salter's Eye Lotion \ rse sad «•»* cwrm • relietres sad cum tore sad inflamed eye* in MALARIA, CHILLS, FTYH AND LA 24 to 41 hours. Helps the wesk eyed, cam it U a F^erfwl Teale aad without psia. Aek your druggist or dealer for Will cure that tired f—Mng. pair lAiTU’V Only froR> lelsns ry. Umbs and head Cs F. O. Baa ISI. AReaSa. GaaeaU aeaeate ar hablt-teee^M taavdl el. BOXLXK FLUBS ROLL CASTINGS AND SUFFUSS •CL TIRO, FACRINO AMO LAC IRQ HATS evess AAMOOTA. QA TV CMSi Umh. CWfaat. H C Meee^S the SMeag. 9 e »sahsn • N—ey Ah■ ■ I r arit | W it a Mm MMkaswaie. teaetMU YbM I ew** TlAnMR I’m dEf. aa trs i ^wsMadL eeaMMaaSral hare sa nr i ar r damae fwwdee aad | M fOaaM .< • ** Rt tSSIL t Odk dgadD » di a < DfD Q0 MM# o# »• MM e#HR mmm tv cnmnm •■aa<% •§ tv* f##s«r •wwaa** as as % am* • sMAas*a > «-11 t i s r HMD TO GET BELOW THAT sees OetSar Mod a Caaseaa at la a %*•-• Mta Os ee - e -1 Csaid Med Oat When Baby Freb ’ , ■» 1 ■- .. Dr. Thornton’s Easy Teetiv er Will Remove the Cause of Pain. * 7 . " j ' • T’ Watch eatftLy. m v 0th "**l? r . £ !!2r ishness, sour stomach, coated cold sad coHe, or stomach and bewi disorders- child a fow doses of Dr. Thornton a Easy Toothor and noto tho Immsdiata imsrovsmsnt. This old reliablo baby rsmody eomos In tho form of a swoot powder that Infants take more read ily than sticky syrups or liquid mod- Idaoo. It is eompostd of powdorod antissptice, digestants and granular ■timaunte contains no opiates or hamful drags. For fifteen years this carefully pro- C rtd prescription of a successful by specialist has won hundreds aad hundreds of unsolicited testimonials from doctors, druggtsti and apprecia tive mothers. . Tims aad agate its efficiency has been proven bsyosd * ^ If It fails to kelp quettior of doubt. _ .... w your child your monuy bock immo- distely witaout questioa. Twuluu ders in a package with fall direct tSc at your druggn THICK, SWOLLEN CLAUDS BSorb' , am4 bwea* baft •« |S— ,, rtn 4 m mb af ySraa^a SlJS pm SmsM AM » e»wk 1 Base S A Iraa. « r whe .ns h Wm W l| U, CMARl lOTVS mo. SS-*SSZ ROOM FOR BUT ORE THOUGHT ALWAYS HIS UNLUCKY DAY -tF Resaowoe* UasuaRa BteOaaMMm. MaU O«sod of BoSwcetey ar*-*a Mir t -aRw f «•# daahAgUk auMawu sRsao ia4 * » »* i % *• o Mto fr -t fee asp ABii Very Jr %> a urnttn mm* e- llsa* »» late IB). Ii moapo taaa. i Mava wus* ADbr Msg# (re. • a#as tiger shine — ! pUaaaaats. wsmAc i .1 caoc It osi •raw*, gia erry eurouragmg L ('*•*»\)ctiuR of Kta (r. 9). The Word of God brings r~oa«irtioa of ata (Acta 2:37). It la quiet aad powerful (Hob 4 12). The way tp get coartctloa of sin is by teaching the Won! of God. n f< had real cause for aoiTow—they were E&: WM m itmampm. TWO OF THE SEASON'S BLOUSES dimple braid embroidery, buttons and, occasionally, .silk tassels make up the sum of their decorations and a typical coat for the young girl may be studied in the accompanying Illustration. Soft- faced cloths and other coatings are used for them. Among the prettiest Bchool suits for Jt. The bead work goes quickly and bite beads an? used on a rounds in uy of the fashionable colors, as Hln- doo brown, Sorrento blue, almond ^green or Uhck. — ' Hesidegthe dressy blouses there are some Interesting^ new shirtwaists of tln-tr greed oppressing the poor, bat they wert perplexed through their mixed marriages. 2. Weeping Turned Into Joy (vv. 10- 12). When sins have been perceived and confessed God would not have His children to be sad. Continued mourning will not atone for the sins (hat are past. It unfits one for pres ent tjisks and dishonors a pardoning God. Besides, Joy has a salutary effect upon one’s entire lielng. 3. Shared Their Blessings With Others (vv. 10-12). Christianity is not having a good time alone; It is shar- j ing our prosperity with' others. - True f)\ manifests Itaelf in giving to others. Pure religion goes out to minister to the poor TJas. 1:27). -<^r=TRe~People Obe^ed^(vv. 13-18). In their acquaintance with the Scrip tures they found that the Feast-qf Tabernacles had been loftg neglected. As soon us they understood the Scrip tures they went forth to do its they bad been told. They went to work and kept this sacred feast in a way that It had not been kept since the days of Joshua (?. 17). If the Scriptures were read and made plain many things could be found which have not been complied with. In the keeping of tM* feast they dwelt In boot ho, thus typi- Ifrlng their pll^rlnv character and .. — I : . . . i oriugiag io ineir mnejnoranct warn ps of plain aerge. Sleeveless Hkop»^ decoruiionsjind they M re ^ of the aerge the aulis sufll-. with long sleeves ending In ■hln-euffeL' ^ ^ Warmth for oulYloor weir. an/f or with ethnw deevw*. with rum harH ' * Tk . ^ ^ white rnHh silk and (Mingee thnt -i»<>nld fall are those having plaited skirts of * enter ini 0 on ** calcplation. Tuck* ^ ^ Scotch pin id and )onr«lfeved 4^] <HII» H» Vy l, “' i lr | orluflng'to 11^ remembrance Um blouaes Coats dent vrarrntn T**r ouioour wear, ana »» "■“* —j The Eyee ef Other*, the coat aad straight over-bWu*e ar* rqffa iichoo* aad rollrre tfrG uni j, ta lh ^ „„ ^ thaJ tfiouaed with flat silk braid Jvmry spartawoniea hav* e|Mdal need ^ , f a ^ mymi{ w doth la oaa af the m<m setiafaeihry Maasea of tkie kiad Htralghi ov#w , ( <tw y*irmtr .eat a flae k see fabrics far arthoai irreeaa. aad (I wmt; bia*h** *f herfe. *«<a wi*k ~* •a had lh May raiara It hi aaaoty •Atrta. ar* aaiMblag •*« T* ^ad* 90 IB** straigh* Uae dreaaaa «na trlamad aatb braid rad han— rmemd aar* aad l«g RMr^ea RVas direetias «mn pa M«r* •• rttmra m4 «*«* *d Mflk BaaflE aa^i kdaal aarbt fet era* “The horses step|*ed Into the slrettm up to their waist*.” Bonn not on u reed. O- Hi (blag at m* g« Otddap. A laodest -high school girl ta aa Oregon town while copying a latrage . . from Sir Walter Scott. «-au»«- to the ’ .' l ' p **'' n ? V U.I-: •Th» Mtnvd iDlu ih,. "* • ,ort ” **• l- u *’ le I Iirrani up lo their I dll., " - « ^ «... . . . ^ t , And this la how her te.-.clrtpr found far from God. Thby not only had be th# ||Q( . wrttte . when Ihp copy WRt c«»ine worldly and the rich were In t uniM | | D . run I led in To Come. , “Tlielr wielding was very sluiple.** “T«*s. but I fear their divorce will he ^‘nsutlonnl.” Music that moves you Is not neces sarily divine. V A FOOD ter 1 t < Aaf m Mm -a r W»N Claaa Hielern eTraSaSieaSw r ah |gSF| m I.mmnUm# . In •Wan la ha*v Ha Si M 1 Midi tU# flBMUNJ r a f mf . •twra ' Fraadawat i rape wta la aid aaad rare- lag* af Dm 1 « »# f» Ar aad Nona aa pa^h Mm#i oda hava 4 . M V- erred a pec panetloa alaag • btrti caa !■ » ffl ia aver the woad of at v*a Dm MJ choir •( «1 ta aad aa Da alatiaa> rknsrsFj ter of tom I*. at itch a III take off tha girder din, wlOtomt ha rmiag the 1 •eautlful WlMtld work, hringtn c t< » light the m underfnl Aga r«*b>r effect a of t ke old paint* l-cnrath the dirt layers. A pre|>nr*tb>n of lime, which will give the historic abbey the effeet of liavlng bc«*n whYtewasIwsl when firat applied, will lie |minteil on the outslda stone work of the nht»ey, to clean tha gray atone back to Its original colors At presh’nt the outsUe Is, In placet, black. Maybe that hill is hot there, after all— ■- V. nar Bar fam -Frank) V ERY often the hill we »eein to be climbing ig made out of the common mistaket of diet which starve tissues tod nerves and slow down energies. How smooth and level the path seemed to be when we were younger. - Simple, natural food may level that hill to a smooth path nRnin. Why not try it?- Begin today with • dish of Grape-Nuts with cream or milk —tnd fresh or preserved fruit edded if you like. Keep on with this crisp, deli* cious, strengthening food in piece of heavy, ill-assorted, starchy breakfasts and lunches—and see if the old-time zest and speed cm the old-time level path doceet 9MC m • a cemhaae smmI tam u m arms in I ■Man* mss a* aa** sa §raat mas > •<** Murrains T —THE BODY BL'tLDn 'There's a