Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 April 1915 — Page 3

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MONDAY, APRIL 19, 1915.

EVANGELIST ATTRACTS AT

Estimated That 15,000 Persons Heard Sunday Sermons of M. H. Lyon at Big Tabernacle.

Exceptionally lange audiences greeted Evangelist M. H. Lyon at three meetings Sunday in the big tabernacle on Ohio street. In fact, ministers who were present said the audience at night •was the largest audience which ever attended a religious meeting in this city. The tabernacle was built to seat 6,000 persons, and it was crowded and hundreds were turned away.

It was estimated that fully 15,000 persons attended the three sermons, and collections amounted to $268. Music was furnished by a choir of 800 voices under the leadership of Lorcn Jones, musical director of the Lyon party.

In the morning Rev. Lyon spoke on "Reasons for Revivals." In this addrees he discussed the prejudice which he said prevails against evangelists. He declared that evangelists should not be judged by a single act, and that while things might be done in the campaign which would seem strange to some christians, they would be done according to the proved method of saving souls. "Evangelism is important," said Rev. Lyon, "because it was the method ustKl very largely by Christ and his apostles. If Jesus belonged to any one order of the ministry he was an evangelist."

In the afternon he spoke on "WitTiessing for Christ." He said: Witnessing for Christ. "In the first place, we can witness by our words. That is the way the apostles witnessed at Pentecost. The •word of God has distinctly said that It is by tlfe foolishness of preaching (not the preaching of foolishness) that God has seen fit to save them •which believe. This was how Stephen witnessed, and he did it so effectively that the only way they could stop his influence was to kill him. It was by this method that Phillip witnessed when he went down into Samaria, and by his words there was started such a great revival that Peter and John had to come to help him. "In our day we are getting away from this form of testimony. The dumb demon seems to have taken possession in many of our churches. As some one has said, many are live rivers that flow into the North sea— frozen at the mouth. In spiritual matters they are tongue-tied, but tied in l^a middle, wagging both waj*s. A person can always talk about the thing he is interested in. That will be on his lips which is uppermost in his mind. When the disciples were filled wth the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, they epoke with other tongues. It was not only a change "of language, but also a (Change of theme. "But we can bear witness for ifesus (also by our works. This is a very |ractical age in which we are living. "But there is another form of testimony far greater than either of these. It is witnessing by our lives. JSTou might have Christian fruit withtout a Christian fruit tree. You might the apples or pears on a maple, that would not make an apple or pear tree. But you cannot have a Iruly Christian life without its evidence In Christian works. The cause £uaraotees the effect. Greater than thing, we can say or do is what are."

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Value of a SouL

The evening sermon was on "The ,7alue of a Soul." The evangelist said, "The difference in human lives is MTery largely a difference in standards |^f value®. you know what a man \jdeecma of greater and what he considers ,'ijf lesser Importance, you have a key go his character and an index to his fbture. All effort and Incentive also tlire proportionate to realization of '•ptatue. No man would leave the com,torts of homo to go to the gold fields pf Alaska merely to obtain worthless £and or stones. He is willing to ensure all the rigors and hardships of that Arctic climate because he hopes to obtain possession of a certain yellow metal which will bring to him and

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Ills loved ones, not only the necessities, trat aJBo the luxuries of life. If in these coming days, we are to get men and women to sacrifice of their time find strength and substance in the Itrorfc of the salvation of souls, it wiil Ibe because that they have been gripped by the great truth, that a human soul Is the most precious treasure in all God's universe. And Just in proportion lis they realize the value of the soul

ALMOST CRAZY WITH ITCHING ANDBUMG

SEATTLE, Wash., Jan. 26, 1915.— ••My face and body were a solid mass little sores which itched and burned me so badly that I almost went crazy. They started in the form of little pimples which opened and formed sores. I could not sleep at night and at work If I became overheated it would itch rtomethi^ig terrible. I used all kinds of soaps, salves and prescriptions that did me no good. I had this skin trouble for a year or more before I used Resinol. As soon as I started using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap the Itching and burning stopped at once, and in five weeks my face and body were as clear and soft as could be. I Used only two jars of Resinol Ointment and three cakes of Resinol Soap. "A friend of mine had a bad case of gkin trouble. His face was broken out go badly he was ashamed to go out on the street. I told him to use Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap and in four weeks he was all well and no one could not tell he ever had a pimple or sore on his face." (Signed) August E. Mills, 2306 Elliot Ave. Every druggist cells Restf lol Ointment and Resinol ^oap. Fo. trial free, write to Dept.

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Monday night Rev: Lyon will speak on "Preparing the Way for the Lord."

MEMORIAL TO MAINE HEROES.

Tablet to Unveiled .at Notre Dame University May 29. SOUTH HEND, Ind., April 10.—A memorial tablet for the victims of the United States battleship Maine, which was destroyed in Havana harbor in 1898, will be unveiled at Uotre Dame university, May 29. Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will be the principal speaker. Former Notre Dame students were among the victims.

Secretary Daniels will also address the South Bend Press club on the evening of May 29.

ADMITS EXTORTION CHARGE.

Youth Confesses Demanding $500 From Vincent Astor. NEW YORK, April 19.—John Meriella, a youth of 19, pleaded guilty today to a charge of attempted extortion in having written two letters to Vincent Astor demanding $500 under penalty of death. Meriella pleaded guilty also to a charge of carrying concealed weapons, a revolver, which he attempted to use, having been found in his pocket when he was arrested Friday. He was held in $2,500 bail on each charge for grand jury action.

PTJLP WOOD RATES SUSTAINED.

WASHINGTON, April 19. —Complaint of the Pulp anrl Paper Manufacturers' Traffic association, of Chicago, that rates on pulp wood in car lots from points in Michigan to paper mills in Wisconsin over the Du!uth, South Shore & Atlantic and other railroads are unreasonable, was not sustained today by the interstate commerce commission.

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will they put forth earnest effort in the work of human rescue. "The laws of our country are written more for the protection of property than for the protection of lifeGold is the god of more people than is Jesus. The golden rule has too often given way to the rule of gold. As far back as the beginning of our own civil war, when our nation needed soldiers, the government drafted men into the service. Did they draft money too? Oil, no. They went down to the money kings of the east and said, please give us funds to carry on the war. We will pay you any rate of interest you name. They drafted men, but they begged money. Prophecy tells us the time will come when a man will be regarded of more value than much fine gold, but we have not yet reached that period. We are caring more for money than for manhood, more for coin than for character, more for dollars than for duty. Many more people are interested in making a living than they are in .malting a life. "Whenever you get an employer soundly converted, you will have a man that will look upon his business as a means of serving God. It is his opportunity to contribute to human welfare. And when you get an employe thoroughly converted, he will look upon his employer, not as one from whom he is to get as much as he can, and to give as little as possible in return but he "will have a spirit and purpose to labor for the common good. The motto of both the employer and the employe will be, 'All for each and each for all.'"

Flour Sale

At Less Than Wholesale Price. We are long on large 48pound cloth bags. 48-pound cloth bag Gold Medal $1.96 48-pound Bresett's Hiigh Patent .$1.96

Flour at this price is a real bargain.

WASHING POWDER. 25c worth for 10c A large 25c box Grand Ma's Washing Powder 10c

CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRY BEANS. The pound 10c

LARGE MARROWFAT BEANS. The pound 10c

FRESH COCOANUTS. Extra large, each 10c

BALDWIN APPLES.

Peck 30c

Real Bargains

15c package Evaporated Corn 10c 10 pounds Buckwheat Flour 25c AVhlte Onion Sets, quart ..5c Gallon Sorghum 49c 3 boxes Mother's Oats •..25c Two packages Pan Cake Flour 15c 15c box Seeded Raisins ..10c 12%c box Seeded Raisins.7|/^c 20c Dried Apricots, lb. .12'/2C 15c box Cleaned Currants. 10c Bulk Mince Meat, pound ..5c One pound Cocoa 18c One pound Shredded Cocoanut 15c 10c Wall Paper Cleaner ..5c One gallon Sauer Kraut. .25c Two quarts Sauer Kraut.. 15c 15c can Blackberries ..12'/2C 25c Kingan Bacon, lb. ..18^2C

Piece or half piece. 10c Van Camp's Tomato Puree 7l/zc Country Honey, pound .12J/2C 20c can Apricots 1214c 25c California can Peaches 19c 25c Snider Catsup, bottle 19c

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Ribbed Vests regular regular 25c values 5 25o $

Cotton Ribbed Vests regular $

j§j $ sizes only regular 15c value spe- $ cial, three for 25c $ Richelieu Union Suits all styles^ §5 $ and sizes special, the $ suit 50c ta $1.75 $ Women's Cotton Ribbed Union

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MUSIC ROLLS.

—It is only a suggestion of our preparedness to meet your re-

quirements and is also an idea of the special prices which we

Black Rubber Combs, regular Xoc value special each —10c Black Ebony Hair Brushes spej| cial, each —39c, 50c and 75c

Hand Brushes, white and black bristles regular 25c value special each TO®

Tooth Brushes, bristles being slightly soiled, special each —5c S. V. B. Rice Powder, regular 25c 1 value special, the package —10c

White Tar Cedar Chips and White Flakes, the best moth destroyer and disinfectant price, the package 10c

El Rado, the matchless liquid hair remover special, the bottle —50c and $1.00

Sani Flush, cleans closet bowls and keeps them sanitary special, 2 the can —20c $

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Black Ebony Mirrors, regular 25c value special each 10o S S

Egyptain Deodorizer and Aerofume a turning pastil destroys obnoxious odors and perfumes the -21c $

air special, the bottle Peroxide, 4 ounce bottle 5c 8 oz. -10c bottle 8c, 16 ounce bottle

One pound package 20 M'ule Team Borax 10c 5

20 Mule Team Borax Soap, the cake —4o

H. & H. Soap, for cleaning carpets and all kinds of silks, woolen goods $ $ of moths the $ $ and extermination cake 15c or two for

Supreme Violet Ammonia, lightful toilet requisite the bottle

Tuesday Only, We Shall Offer Reeular 75c Silk Pongee, the Yard for 59c

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Aluminum Ware

—-Beginning tomorrow, Tuesday, our Housewares Section, in the Basement of the Main Building, will hold a Special Demonstration and Sale this week of the famous "WearEver" Aluminum Kitchen Ware. An expert from the factory wili give a daily demonstration of these world famous kitchen utensils and every housewife should make it a point to attend each day.

Program for the First Day, Tuesday

See tomatoes and apples stewed without a bit of stirring. Note that neither fruit nor vegetable acids affect "WearEver" utensils. Even Pot Roasts can be cooked in "WearEver" Windsor Kettles without water. All questions will be cheerfully answered by the demonstrator.

Note These Very Special Values EXTRA! "Wear-Ever" Heavy Sauce Pans Regular 40c ones for 19c

Windsor Kettles, regular $1.55 value special, each —$1.19 Berlin Sauce Pans, special each —85c, 95c, $1.25» $1.65

Preserving Kettles, special each —75c, $1, $1.25, $150, $1.75, $2.25, $2.50.

Berlin Kettles special each —85c, $1, $1.25, $1.60, $1.90 Griddles, special $1.75, $2, $2.40

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Ivory Starch, use as cold starch or boiled starch, satisfaction guaranteed —9c

Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 cans, 1 dozen $1.45 half dozen cans 75c, the can —13c

-r-15e Heinz Spaghetti with tomato sauce and cheese, can for —15c Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup, 5 can 19c 5 Heinz Mince Meat, 28 ounce can for —29c

Heinz Select Onions sweet or sour 10% ounce bottle for —SOc $ Heinz Peanut Butter, glass for 24c, 14c and —9c $ Heinz Catsup, extra quality, 24c $ and 14c

Heinz Evaporated Pure Horse $ Radish, bottle —24c

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Wabash Avenue Through to Ohio Street

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We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS

Our 35c Bleached Sheeting Yard for 32c

—For Tuesday's selling we offer our 81 inch "Mohawk" Sheeting, full bleached extra fine quality good weight soft smooth finish regularly 35c sale price, the "rj5r32C yard

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Our Regular 10c Linen Crash Yard for 7c

Rice Boilers, special each $1.25, $1.75, $2.00 Coffee Pots, special each —$1.50, $1.75, $2.00

Cake Pans, special each —50c, 85c, 75c and $1.00 High Waffle Irons, special each $2.95 **Wear-Ever" Tea Kettles, special each —S2.98

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—On sale Tuesday, our 17 inch 1 wide Linen Crash, unbleached, good weight woven blue border of fast color regularly 10c sale price, the-' 17a ill yard

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Messaline Windsor Ties, in black, whiter navy, Copenhagen, scarlet, ss cardinal, brown and fancy plaids $ 5 special, each —25c 2 $ New Veils with velvet dotted 2 $ borders in black and white special each —50c, $1.00, $1.254| $ Chiffon Motor Veiling, one yard wide in white, pink, flesh, reseda, emerald, wistaria, maize, gray, light $ bine and lavender special the $ yard 50c $ Collars, of Plauen and net laces in white, sand and cream many pretty styles special, each 25c and 50c S

Wired Collars and Vestees, of ori5 ental lace in white and cream spe1 5 cial, each —25c $ Collar and Cuff Sets, of Plauen $ and net lace with pleated collars $ special, the set 50c 2 $ Collar and Cuff Sets, of efnbroldery in many pretty designs special 2 the set —25c $ (Main Floor—Center Aisle)

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The "Monarch" brand of sugar cured Breakfast Bacon machine sliced to order, at the counter, pound

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22c POTATOES 16c Fancy Michigan Burbank Po tatoes, fully matured, good cookers sold by weight, never by measure, Tuesday

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Heinz Spiced Vinegar for salads, bottle 24c 5 $

Chili Sauce or Tomato Relish 24c Heinz India Relish, the bottie —24c and 14c $

Tomato Bouillon, the quart bot- 5 tie 5§c

Campbell's Marmalade, in stone 5 jar 18c Yacht Club Salad Dressing, S at —42c, 24c and 9c

Imperial Figs, whole fruit packed, 4 in small jars 14c $ Cresca Pistaschio Nuts, presorved -24c

Bar Le Due Currant Preserves for —23c Imported French Peas, 14% ounce net weight can for —19c $

Mushrooms, pieces and stems can —24c

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