South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 166, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1914 — Page 4

IHE SOUTH BEND NEVVSTlMns.

DIETY OF CHRIST PROVEN BK LIFE

If We Look at His Life, His Message, We Cannot Doubt His Divinity, Says Rev. John S. Burns.

Tnklntr m h .ulJwt. "Th Deity of Christ." Hev. J. Hurn.1 told of th life, the messaE and the influence of Christ at the morniRK y.-rvices at tho Trinity Presbyterian church. I lev. Mr. Hums said that If ponl- would btit look pr-rlo'jsly at tho lift- f CSsriM, xhry could not hHp hut Ilia divinity. Ho said in part: "The Doity of Christ is a matter denied byf.mc, questioned by others.

MODERN CLOTHES IRE CONBEMNED

Rev. C. A. Decker Says Styles Introduced at Paris Race Courses Are Bound to Reflect on Character.

Relentlessly attacUtntr the dre?e? worn by womn of today, Hev. C. A. Decker toll of the :viU connected with and hrouKht about by the modern clothen in hi sermon Sunday evening at the First Iiaptist church. His subject was "Low Necks and Kplit Skirts." his text having been taker, from Timothy :9. Itov. Decker told of the London bishop who wa walking down the tr-ts of London several days ago and was forced to cross the street because h" vtih ashamed to walk behind

Cherries are' in" Season' The cherry is one of the few fruits that are improved by cooking, and of all the dessert that can be made with them, none is more delicious than this pudding. If nude with K C Baking Powder, the pastry will be light and porous especially if you have a slow oven at the start to give it time to rise. Try this recipe at once and you will want It again and again as long as the cherries last K C Cherry Pudding By Mrs. Janet McKenzte Hill, Editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine.

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meanlngIeK3 to many and puzzling to & young lady, who was scantily clad.

"People put forth tne argu-

all. If we ltok at His life. His me?fage, His influence we cannot help but feel certain of His divinity no matter how puzzling it may be to the mind. Jlo was born so mysteriously. His

lire waa free from sin ? much ho

that even His bitterest enemies

ment that people themselves make tht Myle." said Hev. Decker. "Take for example Africa, In that country, the people wear very little clothing and think nothing of it. It iy merely a custom and there is no argument for

fould or apa,nH lt- the clothes beln? taken

Sift together, three tlm. the flour, baking

powder and salt, and work in the butter. 1 Beat the ejr add the milk, and itir into the 2

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baking dish, half ml it with choice cherries, l $ prirJde wiui a little salt or add bits of butter turn the soft doueh over the cherries and

find no fault in Him. He was pure in thought, word and deed. Then how matchle. is that personality of His? "So attractive, so powerful, so free from the ruh and nervousness of men of His time or ours and when we read lt with oivn eyes we cannot help but feel that He was much more than w are or can in this life possibly be. Ilia mesrage was spoken with authority. The truth of His words whs echoed In tho tone of Hit voice and the life that thus expressed itself. "He did not hesitate to claim Deity for Himself and it was felt to be true ly thoi who knew Him best. God's voice spoke out of the heavens and gave proof to the Chri.U being His Son. All the needs of man seem to have been and are met in Him. This wan enough In itself to prove Him more than man. How -wonderful was this message of His. So deep, so broad, bo simple. Nothing like it has ever or had even been given. "But all these things being true there is yet another test of His deity and it Is found In the influence His life and message had and has on those who frive their life to Him. It brings conviction that one is sinful and living far T.elow what ho ought to live. It brings conversion and men are turned riht about faco in all their character life that is contrary to His will and they begin to lie the full and natural life that is found in Him. This transformation of character is the greatest miracle of the ages and the greatest

proof to the divinity or v.nrist. lie

Christlikc production out of it. How divine Is His influence on our lives. We feel it and no one could convince us that He is not as God to us. We know in whom w have believed and are purnuaded that He is able to keep that which we have committed unto Hirn. And we say with Peter Thou are the Christ the Son of the Laving God.' "

Just as tKey are

"Will the time ever come when the style of clothing worn by the African women will be the style in civilized countries?. When any people including th Africans have civilization and religion brought to them, the first thing they ask for is clothing. The jppm to realize that it Is not proper to clothe themselves as they have been. "These so-called stylish clothe originate in I'aris. There they art first worn by the lewd women of that city. The latest announcement from Paris style makers is the "stockingless ankle." The women will wear no stockings and split skirts. "These styles are first worn by lewd women at tho race tracks. The smart sets of the principal cities of the world wear them next and finally they are worn by our Christian women. This cannot help but reflect on their characters, for one can usually judge a person by the clothes that am worn. ' "These low neck dresses and split skirts have an evil influence and especially on men. Men have enough trouble in keeping from temptation without introducing these sensuous dresses."

Pictorial Review Patterns

Pictorial Review for June, 15c

WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF

1 59000 Yards of Imported Wasli Materials WHICH WE BOUGHT AT LESS THAN 50c ON THE $ ON SALE TUESDAY MORNING Extra Savings Extra Space Remarkable Savings, Every Color and Pattern the Choicest of the Season.

NOTE One of the largest Commission Houses of New York who act for a number of Importers, sold us the stock of Foreign Wash Goods representing 1 and 2 pieces of BEAUTIFUL VOILES PLAID RATINES PLAIN AND PRINTED CREPES BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND WHITE VOILES DAINTY PRINTED ORGANDIES BEAUTIFUL PIQUES AND MERCERIZED OXFORDS FOR SKIRTS.

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bake about thirty minutes, or steam one hour. 1

uppermost. Serve with hird sauce or with a cup of stoned cherries, cooked tender in a

cup each of tuir and water. 1 ThU recipe is from "The Cook's Book." A It contains 90 tested recipes by Mrt. Hill j

among which are Strawberry and Raspberry )4

Short Caxes and other desserts that will help vou to make the moit of fresh fruits while

they are in season. "The Cook's Book" jil

will be sent for one certificate from a 25-cent can of K. C Baking Powder. Address Jaquct Mfj. Co., Chicago,

The Entire Parckase foes On Sale Tuesday

PROSPECTS OF BEING ON CANAL ARE BRIGHT Itielianl KHxl Returns From Wash-

inton, Whoro lie Conferred With Indiana Senators.

TRUST IN GOD IN TIME OF AFFLICTIONS

World la Filled With Mysteries We Cannot Understand, . Says Hev. F. K. IKmgherty.

"Although prso"9 re unable to reconcile Kreut disasters at sea, storms, tornadoes and accidents with the mercy of (Jod, they should trust in (lod that these things are right," sid

Hev. F. K. Dougherty Sunday mornln. at the Grace M. K. church. He

took as his text. "Follow Thou Me.' "We do not know exactly what mo

ttvo moved tho apostle l'eter to ask

the question that brought -the reply

of the Master, 'Follow thou Me. The

Master In making this reply to ret r enforced upon him the fact that we

should concern ourselves only almut

ourselves and not about the affairs of

other?.

"Tho world is filled with mysteries

which wo cannot understand. God meant that we should not 'understand, them now, but He will reveal them when th proper time comes. There are mysteries in the natural world and peoplo spend much time trying to figure out the cause of great storms, tornadoes and sea disasters. "In the Bible the same thing is true. There are many things we cannot understand, such ns th incarnation, the Trinity, the beginning of a new life. We know they are facts, and tho ony thing we can do is to tr'.t In God. The same is true of the mystery of the future. We can but leave it to God."

That tho outlook for South Bend to

be on the route of the proposed Lake Erie to Lake Michigan canal Is better today than any time in the past was the statement made yesterday by

Hlehard Klbel of the local canal committee. Mr. Elbel returned Saturday

nitfht from a trip to Washington

where he was in conference with In

diana senators and representatives re-

sradrlnj: the question.

According to Mr. Klbel lt seems the

big question now is one of the money. The $25,000 appropriated for the canal from the rivers and harbors fund is not nearly enough, said Mr. Elbel. An additional appropriation of $50,000 will be necessary he said, which was oi.e of the matters discussed with the Washington solons. While in the east Mr. Elbel attended the commencement exercises at National Park seminary where his daughter, Vernice, graduated, Mrs. Elbel who accompanied him will remain another week.

sxap riuimjxT. WASHINGTON ,Juno 8. Through ignorance of the president's rule not to be snapshotted, on Sunday a number of tourists made pictures of him as he entered the Central Presbyterian church.

Two Special Items of Domestic Wash Goods 2,000 YARDS Domestic Lawns, dainty small O figures a remarkable values, at yard CPC 1,000 YARDS, 36 inches wide Printed 1 Crepes with beautiful designs, at yard 1UC 2,000 YARDS 42 inch Bordered Muslins; O 40c values, for Tuesday, at yard. . . . 1 Ot 5,000 YARDS 7hef r Dandie Handsome ' at Voiles, Piques, Ratines and 18c AND 25c YARD. .Po!'"s- JVMV,?W shade in Pinks, Blues, ellows.

5000 Yards of Imported White Goods Embroidered Mulls, Swisses ier OCp J and allover effects. Values , to 85c yard o9c yd. 20 PIECES OF RATINE, 3o inches wide, On all white, suitable for skirts, at vara IOC 2,000 YARDS TISSUE GINGHAMS, 1A Crepes and Fancy Muslins, at yard llC NOTION DEPARTMENT. OCEAN PEARL BUTTONS, extra fine cut- O tings; 10c and 15c values; now ,er dozen uC SONOMORE DRESS FASTENERS, regular 5c dozen; special for Tuesday, 3 dozen for 3C

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HEAVEN IS NOT A GARDEN, BUT A CITY - 0 Omo Au.iy nnd lUt Auhllo is Sutjrrrt of Itcv. Cicil IVankI i ii s Sennon.

"Cam Away and Host Awhile" wa the subject of the sernion tl'liverel SuiKl.iy evening by Rev. Cecil Franklin at thrt Indi.ma Avenue Christian church. Kev. Franklin took his text from th sixth chapter of Mark. He told of the time when Christ sent hU disciples Into the city tt prepare the way for his coming anil of how thy returned to him nnd s.iid they had been successful. Christ then said to them. "Come and rest-a little while." "Th heaven that jesus and tho Rible tells us about is not a garden hut a city. After we have completed all of th service God has commanded, will lt not he a treat joy to hear Him ray, 'Come and rest a little while?'"

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RICHMOND. Va.. June s. State T.Irarian McKhvain left Kunday for New York "where he will demand the surrender of the colonial manuscripts stolen from Virginia :ufter the civil war. The papers are now in the possession of the h'!rs of J. Rnscn l-s-?in?, tho historian. If the papers are not surrendered Virinii will Lrinff ult to reover the ftlen property. IvOsin bouRht the pap r.'

Have you pains In the Pack, rheumatism, fainting ?pelN. indigestion, conitipsttion, dull, sick headaches, poor appetite yot:r stomach's out f kilter take Hollister's Ro !;y Mountain Tea (or Tablets) at P-a.-t onc--a-week 'or a month r two and see how differmt you'll feel. ?.lc. Tea or TaMets. wOonley Drut: Store. Advt.

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cuit, cake, muffms, griddle cakes, are bound to result from its use. Calumet goes farther than other baking powders and it's moderate in cost. Insist on it at your grocers. RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS WorU' Pure Fo4 Eipoftitbo, Chicago, Pari Exposition. Fraac. March. 1912

Our Specials for Tuesday and Wednesday

POUNDS SUGAR FOR-

With Order of One Dollar or Over 2

10c sack 10c bottle 10c package 10c package Table Salt Ammonia Corn Starch Baking Soda 6c 6c 6c 6c

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2 cans early June Peas. . .17c 2 large cans Tomatoes. .. 17c 2 cans Succotash .15c 2 large cans Pumpkin 15c 2 cans Red Kidney Beans. 15c Fancy Red Salmon, can. . .15c 2 loc pkgs. Macaroni or Spaghetti .15c

15c jar Mustard 10c New York Cherries in syrup, cna . . 13c Pears in large cans 13c Cal. Peaches in large cans. 13c 2 10c cans Milk 17c 2 lbs. Fancy Japan Rice. . .13c Sweet Oranges, doz 15c

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35c FANCY FLORAL CREPES 19c yd. Hundreds of pieces of this popular material just the thing for hot weather garments all 3o inches wide an immense assortment of colors and colorings all brand new always 35c. i Qp Removal Sale, vd 31 TO $50.00 TAILORED SUITS $9.75 This includes every silk and cloth suit in our store

all this season's models and materials nearly every size

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in the assortment. Values to S50.00.

Removal Sale

WOMEN'S $15.00 COATS $4.99 A large selection of New Spring Coats for women and misses a big assortment of styles and CA QQ colors worth SI 5.00. Removal Sale 4)r.OvJ TO $5.00 WASH DRESSES $1.98 Hundreds of prettv Wash Dresses of Fancy Ging

hams and other waslt materials, in endless varieties of

styles and colorings values to S5.00. Removal Sale

$1.98

For Tomorrow We Offer You Without a Question The handsomest collection of Summer Dresses you ever saw in Sc th Bend, and it would be hard to find a better collection j ? 'ew Dresses in Chicago Every style is new and the prices ridiculously low. WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESSES 1 at $3.98, $5.00, $6.00, $10.00, $15.00. Never in our business career have we experienced such selling as we have had the past week Hundreds of Dresses arriving by Every Express. Hundreds selling daily. We offer these tomorrow: At $2.98 and $3.98 Summer Dresses in Voiles, Ginghams, Chambrays and Lawns made with long shoulder effects dainty lace and embroidery on collars and cuffs Skirts in variety of styles suitable for all sizes Plain effects, long and short tunic.

At $5.00 and $6.00 Summer Dresses in Colors and White in all sizes and a variety of materials Pretty lace Blouses fancy girdles and attractive skirts In this lo are some special values in Linens suitable for outing and automobile wear all sizes all shades.

At $8.50 and $10.0

Include an unusual selection of Dresses for afternoon and evening wear In fancy Crepes, Voiles and embroidered Batistes very tastily trimmed Blouses fancy vest effects with the new Calla Lily Collar New Girdles of plain and fancy ribbons Skirts with the tunic ruffles and pleated over effects.

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100 Doz. Children's Rompers at 25c Rompers for children 2 to 6 years old. Made of fine ginghams of quality. Always sold at 50c. Mond ay at 25c.

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