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* JV* W>P!JC. **RNWF! f .. R. T. Luscious- Made With Raisins —and already baked for you S AVE the trouble and the time of baking pies at home, yet give your men folks pies that are exactly to their taste. Master bakers and neigh borhood bake shops in your city are making luscious raisin pie fresh every day. Your grocer or these bake shops can supply them.. Taste them and you'll know why there’s no longer need to bake at home. Crust that’s light and flaky — tender, thin-skinned, juicy fruit, the juice forming a delicious sauce! There's nothing left to be desired in •Pk- * Made with finest seeded. Sun- Maid Raisins. 1560 calories of energizing nu triment per pound in practical It predigetted form. Rich in food- iron, also —good food for the blood. Mate cakes, puddings sad other good foods with them. You msy be offered other brands that you know lets well than Sun-Maid a, but the kind you want ia the kind you know is good. Insist, therefore, oa Sum-Maid brand. 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If you will insist on having your fertilizer contain at least 5i per cent of Potash de- • rived from Genuine German Potash Satis, you will secure at the same time enough magnesia to insure against plant diseases due to magnesia hunger. For Tobacco, and for those Fruits which are injured by Chlorin, the fer tilizer should carry 10 per cent of Pot ash, derived from Sulfate of Potash or from Sulfate of Potash Magnesia. Use the Latter if your Tobacco leaves are not sound. SOIL 4 CROP SERVICE, POTASH SYNDICATE H. A. HUSTON. Unmnam 42 Brmdwnj Ytrfc City POTASH PAYS MPtOVD UMPOflM IfTlIlUIKMAL StmdaySchool * Lesson’ (By REV. P. B. F1TZWATER. D. D.. Teacher ef Englleh Bible In the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) Copyright, lift. W*,t,rn Nowspepor Union. J LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 4 THE GRACE OF GRATITUDE TEUflEUPAYS IT GLOWING TRIBIITE Declares Tanlac Ended Indiges tion, Chest Pains and Palpi- taticn—L<bt Strength ——Restored.— — uai LESSON TE^CT—Luke r7:ll-l». .GOLDEN TEJXTrrEnter into Hie gates with thanksgiving, and Into His courts with praise; be thankful unto him, and bless His name.—Psalm 100:4. REFERENCE MATERIAL—I Chron. 29:10-0; Psalm 11«:1-14; Matt 18:21-36; Phil. 4:4-7. PRIMARY TOPIC-A Man Wlio Was Thankful. JUNIOR TOPIC — Remembering to Thank God. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —1 -e Grace of Gratitude. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Cultivating the Habit of Gratitude. Jesus Is now on His wny to Jerusa lem where He will be offered up for the sins of the people. It was fitting that He should pass through the coun try of the Samaritans, for He was the Savior of all men. On this occasion He,came in tonch with a colony of fen lepers, and His healing of them ex- hiblts the condition of human nature and the workings of His divine grace. I. Their Awful Affliction (▼, 12). They m ere lepers. Leprosy is g con tagious disease which rots off the members of the body and eventuates In death. It may be unnoticed In the blood of the person for years. It Is of such g foul nature that the one thus afflicted la cast out from society This segregation was In accordance with the Mosaic law (Lev. ISrdi). It was • kind of Naamen qusrshtiae me*sure Leprooy has always been regarded as a type ef ala. evaa at times visited a poo people for some sin. Kistuple*, the leproey of Gehail (II King* Si; Miriam ( Nam. 13); I’n •ish (II Kings ISA) Mn has come late the wwrid and hows from getters Man l* generation through fhe racial stream, so that nil are sinners (Rem 5 12) Though sin may he htddeu. II eventually breaks out and destroys the hody Kvtdmcos of this are seen «n every hand. There la no need of Ft Hr proof of Ms roolMy II. Their Cry fee Mercy (*. 13) They hero m great need No ho man help was available They hnd enmehow heard how Jeouo hnd healed none lepers Where there Is real heal ing M !• hound to he noised shout This aroused foMh In I hens. -h'nMh eomsth by hearing, and heartag by the Word of timf- (Rom. tQ til. As Ho rsmo their way they railed for merry. It In the privilege of all sinners to call upon Jesus Christ for merry ftsNe- tton from (ho sent awful sins win surely come to sll oho cry unto Him * “Tunlac has Improved my general condition ten time* more than I antici pated,” recently stated Herbert A. Gnp- tlll, a well-known school teacher of Kezar Falls, Maine. “My Jrouble began with a sudden loss of strength. Almost everything I ate disagreed with me and caused a sickening sensation that remained with me for hours. For months I found breathing difficult on account of in digestion, and had such chest pains and palpitation I thought ray heart was affected. I also suffered greatly from headaches and nervousness, seldom slept well, and felt tired and worn- out all the r time. “Since taking Tanlac no kind of food hurts me aud I have a wonderful ap petite. I have gained ten pounds, breathe frgely. sleep perfectly, and feel as strong and well as ever In my life. Tanlac 1# certainly a superior medi cine” Tanlac la for sale by all good drug gists. Over 35 million bottles sold.— Ar Ists. dvertlsemwit. Dia- ln Rural Maryland. “How did yon know that was a trirt of Columbia automobile?” “I can distinguish any of 'em In the distance," replied Fanner Corntnaarl. “by the rattle of their numerous tags.” SHE DYED A SWEATER, SKIRT AND CHILD'S COAT WITH “DIAMOND DYES" tsiss 4ir*rt * as m wa^la say wnqwa css dec or Lst her wars, ckabby Mibiia ■sirts. mswls. oasis. MsrkmgA »■ wlam, i ii«on sac, dmperwa. kasgisw, iTirjlhit •v*a if ah* kss savor die-f wf^cv B*> 'Xhsmswd Dyac" —us ether lisd—thas perfart hema fycvsg W awra hersom Ihs masd Dyac era gssrsalced sal Is mat/ U !• atrash. or rss Toll yasr traug* whaihar tha swlensl yes wish Is dye w wwsl at aUk or whechar M la huau. esltee ar misad gaeda Advarimaewsl. nan be < A SICK, CROSS CHILD NEEDS “CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” MOTHER! Move Child’s Bowls with this Harmless Laxative—Children Love Its Taste - If year child la raciertpeted. fun ef cold, hue cede, or If (be etnmsrb is soar bresth bed. tosga# rested, a tern apuooful ef “Csiifersls Fig nyregT will •ever fail to epee the bowels. Is s few hours you rss see far yourself hew theresghly R works the reuetlpe lieu pnieeu. awuf M)e ssd wsole right out ssd yes here s well. ptsyfUi rUild sgals. MODoua ef Fig hyrsp" hasdy They hi apoesfsl today may save a tomorrow It s< sets A ah your ‘T'altfacuta Fig Syrup.” which kss dF lervteua he heh*ee asd rhUdrsu ef uD sgea prlsted es bottle. bmm asy Tulthicuia- a sa taaltstted ayrup n aawm <• m Waohtugieu star ** III. Bidden (V. H). Before the le were to show prseMs. sntirUli (4ev 14 1-32). they were heale to he to the Fr>aets vrra were healed they 1 hem set vea to the >g to the Meeelr lew Ae they west Is faith i. While Clod goes he- fore Is the work of aslvattoa. yet He dementis of the sinner faith. Faith ia the reuse of His action. Activity nw the sinner's part is necessary so that Uod'a grace ran flow into him. Faith expreasea Ityelf In action. By this means the divine power and human need are united. The only faith need ed la fair the sinner to realise the heal ing power of Thrift, and as this Is acted open there Is the consequent In crease which results In complete sal vation. Cleansing Is realized through obedience. IY< The Gratitude of tha On* (vr. 15. 10). Perceiving that he was healed of his leprosy, the Samaritan turned* back and with a loud voice glorified God. He even fell down on his face and gave thanks. The one least expected to show gratitude for this great mercy was the one who sincerely expressed It. V. The Gratitude of the Nina (vv. 17-19). Presumably they were Jews. The very ones who/sLould have been most grnteful did not show any apprecia tion. They Were content to get much from Christ without giving Him any thing. He expects those who experi ence His salvation to give Him their love and gratitude. The Lord Is hurt when saved sinners go off with the blessing of salvation as though they had stolen it. Many take all they can get from Christ and give nothing In re turn. All rhe blessings of civilization are ours through Chrijst, yet how few thank Him for them. The proportion of those who are ungrateful for the blessings which Christ brought Is per haps nine to one. The fact that grati tude was expressed by a Samaritan shows how often we are afiamed by the devotion of those less favored than ourselves. Finding God. If wo cannot find God In your house and mine, upon the roadside or the margin of tho sos; In tha berating seed or opening flower; in tho day duty or night muring—I do not think wo ahoold dtoran Rim any mom upon “COLD IN TOE HEAD Is on nram aitork of Nanai Cnmwk Than* *«<a)sct in ftaonaat ‘hnldar* •/• •MMtofty in n “van s*»*' J i »»Sni*a MaLt/p carakiim MKt>t< Nr w a Tv**ta»»«k« raamadMf *f an <**i*'ia*nt la k* aaad taraBv. and a Thai* wkiali art* Qwtckty thranrk Ihn PI,*4 «a tn« M* fa* flarfofa >»iim*s *• tk* o,m*m and masiao van l*a* itaM* m *>nlda” SaM by drusotot* far •*** m T*ara W. J- Chaa*v n Os. 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