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November 11, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER 11
R h e u m a t i s m
A Home Cure Given by One Who Had it
In the spring of 1693 I was attacked, by
Muscular and inflammatory Rheumatism.
I suffered as only those who have it know
[or over three years. I tried remedy after
remedy, and doctor after doctor, but such
relief as I received was only temporary.
Finally,! found a remedy that cured me
completely, and it has never returned. I
have given it to a number who were terribly
afflicted and even bedridden with Rheumatism,
and it effected a cure in every case.
ll I want every sufferer from any form of
rheumatic trouble to try this marvelous
healing power. Don't send a cent; simply
mail your name and address and 1 will sendit free
to try. After you have usedit andit has proven
itself to be that long-looked-for means of curing
"Church or Lodge." Both of these addresses
were not only helpful, but
convincing.
Before adjourning, the Convention
elected ofiicers for the ensuing year
as follows: President, Rev. A. A. Samson;
vice-president, Rev. D. De Beer,
Passaic, N. J.; secretary. Rev. D. C.
Stanton, Brooklyn; treasurer,, Mr.
Charles Lagville, Corona, Long Island.
On Tuesday evening the Convention
^r
met in the Second Church, with the
newly elected president in the chair.
After devotional exercises. Rev. J. J.
Hiemenga,. Passaic, N. J., gave an address
on "Lodge Religion," and Sec-
m
retary Stoddard on "Christian Light Elliott have
O A L U M
returned from a visit regret to all. She has been in the
and Lodge Darkness." Both addresses with his parents at Morning Sun, hospital undergoing treatment. The
were good. Indeed, all the addresses Iowa, and at Blanchard, Iowa. Mrs. other members of the Home were in
of the convention were well thought E. M. Gilchrist entertained the Mis-theiout and stimulating.
sionary Society for the October meet- These annual days are looked for
usual health.
Fflur Rheumatism, WALTON, you may N. send Y. the price of it, Resolutions which voiced the senti- ing. The November meeting will be in happy anticipation, they are remembered
lovingly not only by the mem­
Our !ie dollar, fall but, communion understand, I was do not observed want your ments of the convention were dis- with Mrs. Hensleigh. Our communion
October inoney unless llth, you the are perfectly pastor satisfied being to assisted
Isn't by that Rev. fair P. Why P. suffer Boyd, any longer of Pittsburg, when posi­
thought of them was the individual Rev. J. G. McElhinny, of Sterling, Board of Managers, who have received
send it. cussed and adopted. The main was the second Sabbath of October. bers of the Home but also by the
Pa. tive Mr. relief Boyd's is thus offered preaching you free was Don't much delay. and the church should be free from was with us for two weeks previous, such substantial evidences of kindly
appreciated. Write today. At the preparatory ser- the lodge and utter the testimony of preaching each evening. The audivlce
Mark on H. Saturday, Jackson, No. Paul 587A Gurney Cobine,. Bldg., infant God against it.
ences grew from evening to evening.
interest in the Home.
son of Mr. and. Sjracuse, Mrs. N. Fred V. Loher, and The whole convention was good and His sermons were both interesting AN EASY AND PROFITABLE OCCU­
Carleton Mr. Jackson James, is responsible. mfant son Above of statement Mr. and thorough-going in opposition to the and helpful and very much enjoyed. PATION FOR WOMEN.
Mrs. true.—Pub. Robert Rutherford, were pre- system of lodge-darkness. The mat- The members living farthest away,. What can a woman do who has no
sented by their parents for baptism, ter for regret is—the size of the audi- came in each evening. Grandfather special training—who has to make
After the meeting on Monday, several ences which greeted the speakers— Tippen was able to attend the day-hebarrels ot apples, potatoes and canned less than half-a-hundred the firstev- time services, and often in the even-support—who wants to educate her
own living—who has a child to
fruit were packed under the super- ening; and one-third smaller the sec- ing. There was an addition of six children—who must contribute to the
vision of the Ladies' Missionary So- ond evening than the first. An enter, to the membership, three being by support of parents or family—who
ciety and sent to the Old People's tainment would have called out a full profession. Bev. Graham was in wants to help pay off a mortgage—
^'""^- house with expressions—"A Live town part of the first week, going to buy a home—buy furniture or dress
Rev. John M. Rutherford., a son of Church!!" F. M. POSTER. Sterling for Sabbath. Kansas Pres- better
bytery met at Eskridge, October 13. These are questions that come to
SUPERIOR, NEB.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chesnut have
Walton congregation, has been with
us for several weeks, preparing for
departure to his fieldof labor at Billings,
Oklahoma. About a month ago
he mysteriously disappeared, having
important business to attend to in
New York City. When he returned.
I N
R O Y A L B A K I N G P O W D E R
Us constantly.
This part of Nebraska is enjoying returned to Superior after spending All of us know such women—fine
fine weather. Abundant rain has almost a year in California. Mr. and women, capable women, who ask only
.^„/i„+i,„i, .ou . Mrs. Fulton Chesnut and daughter an opportunity.
made the brown fields green. A new .„ . , , ...,.„ The woman you may have in mind
Dons are home after visiting difcrop
of garden stuff is in evidence, j^^^^t points in Kansas. Mrs. C. H. ier or more pleasant
may be now working, but needing eas­
occupation—or
he was accompanied by a young lady The fourth crop of alfalfa has been Childress is visiting a sister in Wisfriend
from Belfast, Ireland,, who, it garnered, and the fifthgrowing fine, cousin.
developed, was to become his life Mr. Walkinshaw and family,, of Blanpartner.
The marriage ceremony took chard, Iowa, visited here with the DONATION DAY AT THE AGED
place Oct. 7. A reception was held W. J. Elliot family and other friends. PEOPLE'S HOME
by the congregation and friends in Rev Mr. Allen, in company with a ^n Tuesday afternoon "and evening,
the cnurch parlors in honor of the brother of Mrs. Allen, Misses Winnie
young couple on the afternoon of Oc- McElhinney and Ethel Tippen, Mr. October 20th, the doors of our Aged
tober 21. A purse containing a sub- and Mrs. Knox McKee, and Ottmer People's Home stood hospitably open
stantial sum of money was presented Elliott, autoed to Stafford,, Kansas, ^° ^®°"^^ ^" f"'''^'^^- ^^^ day proved
to Rev. and Mrs. Rutherford in be- and attended the young people's Pres- ^° ^^ o^^^ of those perfect fall days
halt of the congregation, as a tok- byterial. Rev. Mr. Allen is going on '''^^n summer seems sorry to think
en of their friendship and best wishes, to Sterling to the conference. Four of °^ leaving us, and was an ideal day
goods direct to the consumer. It does
mg
Mr.
in
Rutherford
Scotland
spent
and visiting
last year
historic
study- our
Inez
young
Tippen
people
at
are
Sterling,
teaching.
Kansas and make new ones. The Home look- not sell these goods through stores,
Miss ^^ '^^^^''^ ^° ^enew old acquaintances
places in the old land.
Winnie McElhinny and Lula and ed most attractive with its large quan- but through its own representatives
Ethel Tippen near Superior, Herbert cities of beautiful flowers and foliage in each city, town, village or community.
Its reputation is of the highest,
XEW YORK-NEW JERSEY ANTI- Gilchrist is at Geneva. Allen Gil- "^^i^^ ^^d been given through the
SECRET CONVENTION. Christ at Nelson, Neb. Many of our kindness of friends. At night the because its goods are of the best quality
strictly, and because its dealings
The convention met in Third New little ones are just beginning school bright lights across the lawn gave a
York, October 26th, and in Second and of course it is of as muoh im- "^^rm welcome to all. During the af- are the fairest and most liberal.
New York October 27th, one session portance to them as high school to ternoon and evening between 175 and The World's Star Knitting Company
in each church. Secretary Rev. W. the older ones. 200 persons called at the Home, leav- is asking us to help it findrepresentatives
in most of the towns to which
B. Stoddard had, for a week, been en- The congregation had a picnic ing behind them gifts of money, fruit
listing people in the work by holding some weeks ago at Chautauqua Park, ot all kinds, and many varieties of the our paper goes. The compensation
meetings and preaching in surround- Many of the Beulah people and oth- most attractive eatables. About $270 makes it well worth while for any
iig regions .
ers were in attendance. It was giv- 'svas placed in the treasury. The need woman to take the position they offer.
Two women began in their home
After devotional exercise, the pas- en as a compliment to The Caskey of money is great just at present, for
tor of the Third Church gave the ad- Brothers quartet and their mother, the treasury is low and even with the towns in California last year, and both
drtlj of welcome; and a stirring re- who were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. greatest care the expenses are high. made over $3,000 their firstyear. One
sponse was made by the president, Walter Hensleigh. They favored us One sad thing came in to mar the World's Star representative in Minnesota
made $3,027 in eight months.
Rev. James Parker, Ph.D., Jersey City, with a number of selections which day in the serious illness of Mrs.
Then followed a strong address by were greatly enjoyed, and we bope Gnas, who was suffering from a se-Another makes over $4,000 every year.
^Rev. D. DeBeer,. Passaic, N. J., on they will come again.
vere case of pneumonia. But we are In many places women have made
"Ho'ff Counteract Lodge Influence." Mr. Carithers, of Winchester, Kan., glad to report that she is now recov- themselves independent selling these
After him. Secretary Stoddard awak- visited recently with his neice, Mrs. ering. The absence of one of the goods.
«Md new interest in his address on F. E. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Misses Eckles from her place was a No previous training or selling ex
%l
more money.
What suggestion can we offer
The World's Star Knitting Company
of Bay City, Michigan, furnishes us
the answer. This great company
manufactures the Klean-Knit Underwear
and Fibre Silk Hosiery for women,
men and children. The company
has been making knit goods for eighteen
years, and is the largest concern
in the world making and selling knit