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< Cm T¥«n4>7. II H ir# Lift It WtalHi Ttf only wmIUi Is lift: Ms **jr to maks tho host of this world Is to maks tho best of tho other. For the two are one. The highest gleams ever through this lower. The pilgrim to the better country is the man who, living or dying, knows the bliss of per petual youth.—J. Brierley. \ If You're Told to “Alkalize” Try This Remarkable "Phillips" Way Thousands are Adopting On every side today people are being urged to alkalize their stomach. Ana thus ease symptoms of “acid indiges tion," nausea and stomach upsets. To gain quick alkalization, just do this: Take two teaspoons of PHIL LIPS’ MILK OF MAGNESIA 30 minutes after eating. OR — take two Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia Tablets, which have the same antacid effect. Relief comes almost at once — usually in a few minutes. Nauaea. “gas" — fullness after eating ana “acid indigestion'* pains leave. You feel like a new person. Try this way. You’ll be surprised at results. Get either the liquid ' Phil lips’’ or the remarkable, new Phillips* Milk of Magnesia Tablets. Delightful Milk of Magnesia I ablets. Delightful to take and easy to carry with you. Only 25/ a bos at all drug BRISBANE THIS WEEK One Human Shipload A Floating Microcosm Intelligent Mrs. Widener Mrs. Astor and Dr. Carrel On Board the Normandie.—The ancient writer made this admission: There be three things which are too wonderful for me, yea, four which I know not: The way of an eagle in the air; the way of a ser- pent upon a rock; the way of a ship, in the midst of the sea; and the way of a man with a maid. What would that inspired writer say of this modern ship in the midst of the sea? The biggest ship he ever saw could be hung from the ceiling of the dining salon on this boat or tucked away in a corner of the sun deck, disturbing no one. BAPtOVtD UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL UNDAVI chool Lesson O' Arthur Brlahau* Br BBV. HAROLD U L.t'MDQUtST. Dm a »r tba Mnodr BlfcM tMtitat* •f CfcKws* • Waatarn NawaMM* Ualea Lesson for October 18 A modern ocean liner, Queen Mary, Normandie, Rex or Europa, as it crosses the ocean indifferent to waves and winds, is a small world in itself, g microcosm, with this little earth playing the role of “Cosmos." If this ship should sail to some new, uninhabited island of Utopia, it might supply everything necessary to start a new civiliza tion better than the one invented by Sir Thomas More, who has been made a saint since he wrote “Utopia" to amuse himself and had his head cut off for his Catholic faith. On board, with hla friend, George Bacon. Is Myron Taylor, head of the United States Steel com pany, biggest industrial unit on earth. He would supply the ma terial for skyscrapers, ships, rail roads and machinery, plus organ- | holiday, but bees Isation weald tell Phillips 9 mjSpMaAa Kq * t * b **- ** ■ (Any family lortune.H ■ ability to have II takes pretty M te start Osaette”. Floyd OBIS AHMHJUrmilt IUVB10 RISK, HO ODOR f t Mufti rial A pun that is "built up to** lacks savor; most of Umbo da, anyway. the rise Mrs Gear go D W Fhiledslphts. who has traveled up end deww in every corner of the earth and says Is year narrator “Mr. Brisbane. I have always wanted ta meet you, bar suae I reed your article* every day ** There apohe the nucleus of a high- fjT gvot reading public. / THE SPOKEN AND THE WRITTEN WORD LESSON TEXT—Act* 11:1. Ml: 1 Then Mlonlans 1:7-12. GOLDEN TEXT—The Word of G6d Is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two-edred sword. Heb. 4:13. PRIMARY TOPIC—When People Read the Bible. JUNIOR TOPIC—The Power of Je«ua' Name. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC —How May I Win Others to Christ? YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC —Evangelism and the Bible. The persecution at Philippi served not to discourage Paul and Silas, but rather to send them forward into new territory with thp gospel message. Passing through two cities they came to Thessalonica, then as now a city of considerable importance. After a successful though stormy ministry there they journeyed forty miles to Berea, where the Word was gladly received. The portion of our lesson from the Book of Acts relates how the Word was preached and received in these two cities, and the excerpt from the letter which Paul later wrote to the Thessalonian church shows what manner of life the preacher sought to live among them. I. Preaching the Word (Acts 17; 1, 5-8). Paul’s experience at Thessalonica presents an excellent illustration of 1. How the Word should be preached (w. I, 5-8). This section is incomplete with out verses 2-4, which are omitted from the printed portion but should be included in the study of the lesson. Notice four things concern ing his preaching. A. The place (v. 1). Paul went to tho synagogue, not by chanco | or because it was a great religtoue It was hie vos tho center of Joenah worship, and there Pool met those who were reedy to receive the Word of God. Some Christians are content to remain comfortably In church and ta go out into tho highways hedges, lag there are have become as to getag etoowhere that they the opportunity Aar spiritual retry in tho church b Tho method (w 2-2). soniAg from the lenpturee * better method boo esei need It M God's method ue get beck to eaposition of So dear to our hearts—the tune. •Old Oaken Bucket.'* and now. a wall panel in its memory, which every one of us will want to em broider at once. Such a home like scene, this, which is planned He do- Let tho Miss REE LEEF says: CAPUDINE relieves HEADACHE quicker because Its liquid... a/ua/y Jutdre/ Mrs Vme bock from i lend, v of prof e sol Aetor mu a grouse mo ould reoume he >« ig deep i la the net way m Scot- real )ob music, hading passenger list Madame Flagstedt. the admirable ■■ , >OCTI > r J.an smger. e deep suprano le bis >ke 1 sold# more tmpr ro 11V* than Wegner e ver imagined her On to nerd also 1 is Arthur Bo- ITCHING SCALP 1 DANDRUFF WE WANT WOMEN USER AGENTS s«ii B-nrn, ts* ■—>—t wrdrs mbi- *■»» !£•*•««••. rRiUrfDlR, BfOctowt protection without pads. Ton wilt like B-STTSS. Sell them to yonrfriends. They will Uke them. They will tell their friends and yonr baslneas Ihoa expand*. Yon »t*rt the bailnei* and yonr naern wlU build It for yon. This repeats Itself twelve or thirteen time* per year. Profits Increaa- Infly large. Send Ue for trial package and fo , r proposition. WewlU credit yon with Wo on yonr Initial agent’* order. B ETTES CO^hu defitky, ready to conduct the “Now Utopia orchestra.” Mayor Lae Guardia of New York will tell you how earnestly Mrs. Astor talks to him about her plans for a greet musical center. But Mr. LaGuardia will never know what shudders would sweep from Ward Mc Allister's pineal gland to his Achilles tendon if he could hear Mayor LaGuardia say of the young lady in question, “That Mrs. Astor is a nice, serious girl, thoroughly in earnest.” To make this list complete, P. G. Wodehouse is on boaro, one who could and should describe this shipload of “important humanity" going nowhere in particular, for no reason in particular, some in the steerage, some “tourist" and some, with cabins on the sundeck, whose names break up passenger list con tinuity to make room for the magic words “maid, valet and chauf feur." Si f V- c i of>wntng them la mew awd women. “alleging.'* or setting out ta order the truth g. The subject Cv. 2), He prsarhed three fundamental doc- irmee—the atonement, the rsnurfoc- tton. and the deity of Christ. Scrip- tyre preaching will be doctrinal. d The result fee. 4-8> Faithful preaching of God's Word brings one of two results in the hearts of men —they are either "persuaded ’ and con eg Med, or they become angry and persecute Thoee who rightly received the truth were glad to )ou» with Paul; the others raised a hue and cry because Paul and Silas were turning “the world upside down " As a matter of fact tho erortd was already wrongskde up, and Paul sought to set it right. It to still upside down in our day. Coming to Berea, we And Paul's experience there an illustration of 2. How the Word should be re- I ceived (w. P-11). Good hearers are as important as good preachers. How should the Word be received? a. With readiness of mind (v. 11). This is a mark of nobility. The world regards the sophisticated doubter as the learned man, but he is not. Noble is the^'mind and heart that receives God’s truth. b. Carefully and thoughtfully (v. 11). There would be less error and folly in the pulpit if there were more intelligent Bible study in the pew. Do not assume that what some learned professor, or distin guished radio preacher says is true. Check his message by the Word. In the final portion of our lesson Paul tells the Thessalonians that when he was with them he was concerned not only about preaching, the Word, but also about II. Living the Life (I Thess. 2:7-12). Paul did not contradict his preaching by his living. His was a 1. Sacrificial service (w. 7-9). The man who preaches for his water, the Queen Mary, after being beaten several times by the French liner Normandie, beat the latter and took the Atlantic blue ribbon by a margin of less than half a mile, across 3,000 miles of ocean. ' The oftener you cross, the more clearly you realize that the ocean to a great deal too big for our small planet. It to all one ocean— Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Antarctic, all touching—water covering three- quarters of the earth’s surface. Consider the Pacific; take your world map. Mercator's projection, fold R over from Asia toward New York and beyond It will the U ailed Steles, the Atl md all Eurege le the g ttaa meoM* Me** The contest between modern ships for the “Atlantic blue ribbon,” or ocean championship, held at this moment by the British Queen Mary, supplies most amazing proof of mod em engineering efficiency. Consider that, in a VoiT—or gain—is 'not a true preacher of the gospel. 2. Consistent example (w. 10-12). The minister of Christ must be have “holily, righteously, and un- blamably” if’his people are to “walk worthy of God.” Our Place la the World Whatever the place allotted to us by Providence, that for us to the post of honor and duty. God esti mates us not by the position we are in. but by the way m which w« fill it —Trron Edwards. lifr CUTICURA af Misery Half the misery el htunaa might be estoBfutehed. would alwiale the general rurae they Be by asutuol sAcob el /mm hey; material requirements; illus trations of all stitches needed. Send 15 cents in stamp* or coins (coins preferred) for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., New York, N. Y. Write plainly pattern number, your name and address. Vfilu# of Accuracy ! do sot know that there to a^ to wo valuable a* an uv idmt ef education aa accuracy. And ac curacy can be taught Direct Bee told to the world are as dust In the balance when weighed against the falsehoods of inaccuracy. These are the fatal things, and they are all-pervading. I scarcely care what is taught to tha young if it will but implant in them the habit of accuracy.—Arthur Helps. Pattern 1867 for quick embroidery, with single and running stitch used mainly, and only a smattering of French knots. No frame is needed—just a lining. Pattern 1067 comes to you with a transfer pattern of a picture 15 by 20 inches; a color chart and Foreign Words and Phrases A tout prix. (F.) At any price; whatever the coat. Brutum fulmen. (L.) Ineffec tual thunderbolt. Chevalier d'industrie. (F.) A swindler; sharper; an adventurer. Deus vobtocum! (L.) God be with you! In madias res. (L.) Into the midst, as of a subject. Mauvaise home. (F.) False modesty. Nil admirari. (L) Te aronder et nothing. Pate de foies gras (F.) A pie i of fat goose livers. Ecc* (L) Behold Quantum «uActt. (L) Aa much *. -NUt":'!- ' . .. .!?:• DAP DESERVES A PRIZE ANYWAY- he's seen a PRETTY FINE FATHER SINCE HE SWITCHED Or COURSE, children should never drink cofibe. And many grown-upa, too, find that the caffein in coffee disagrees with them. 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