South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 276, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 26 September 1914 — Page 2

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I . m. 1 if-v : J-a. the .!udi;r r Men. Ictjl .folm :t:ii-j. .ulmn Teu: I Hiinr iiii-kl; hold fat li.U wUU !i thou ba-t, tiiat no u takr thy n ow n. H . ;:m t. ii:i:m j, Hi:ioiiiii.rrv. 1. Ml life i- a -truirulr. It would f ni tli.it with Mum' -( j.t ion.-, tlio evolutionary theory of th- survival of the fittest is tru an I without now ajl'bintf It hr. inanimate world, it v ems to ! fn- t;-!i-r.tl x i-r; - of ir.fi ukind. This appears to b thf- theory of i ,u r tt. It i mi oxhortation t "hold fat"; v.hwh in othrr words. m -an to u,. , ir will powr, and xrt oar htrT!Kth to liidd what v.e hav already arhi'-ved. and to trut:for othT ;'iritual conjU sts. People who iw goim. ;,nd make no ffort in lift-, 'n ral!y 1om w hat thy while thoM- who an- resolute, and determined, k n from conquest to conriiitt. Applying this to Christian character ue can see how wise and neee.v.-jary the adviee is. There ire so many who eommence a Christian lif who have tr.M.d -mi--s. and uould rather he Koo,l than b:id. hut whose achievements s,., to -nd in their u'ood desires, fur they m;ike little or no n.,rt to r aliz- that which they would achieve. Those who will not endure hard work, or opposition, r struKK'le. cannot expect to enjoy, and they never will enjoy the , est fruits of Christianity. It is as true of the Christian life. ;ls of every other phase of human life, that it is nec-s-iry to make a determined effort to attain to the hest things, and those

who win not iikikc il sustained effort tall out by the way. and leave the race for others to ilnish Iet us then, one arid all. obey the word.-? of the text and "hold fast". II. Iiit'ii elTotl U c-ciitial to spiritual tirtory. Tlioe uho enjoy tile rnot !dess-d spiritual experiences, or who accomplish tin- mo.-t K'"od in the world are those who work the

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hardest iitol suhYr the ino.t. Not nly n;u.t effort le made if we would wear the , to vn of life, hut It must he a susfain'-d ( ffort. .h u warneil hi.1 dfipls that liit-r coidd not truly follow hirn unless they y ere prepared t Nave f.it!i i" and moh r. huhand or

ife. or any of their dearest friends, should that he essential for the full a "lnpii-hnient of their Ood-'iven w.rk. Working, watchlfu:; praying and surTcrin. are necssary in wnpintr the hutth' of the Christian life. Vhave to deny our appetites many thinu's for which they clarnor; our lower natures must he subordinated to our higher interests. It means s-elf denial f the strictest kinl if we would exalt our spiritual natures, and enjoy the experience of victory which comes onl to those who make a succe of the liff and work which fiod ha.s trivcti them. Jesus told his disciples to take up their cross daily and follow him: thus it is only possible to he his loyal followers when we do It hy the way of ulv.iry. il. Wo niut r-dt temptation or oo our crown. The temptations which stand in our way are numerous ami frequently very tierce. There are the temptations that come from our own body, the temptation to selfishness, to pride, to cowardice; all the.-e ami all other temptations which are included in the scriptural words, from "the world, to llesh and the devil" are to he vanquished. If we al

low ourselves to be overcome bv these

we make shipwreck at faith

tinalby lose our crown of glory

would appear from general oberva-

iion and scripture, that those who have the richest Christian experiences here, and who occupy the highest seats In heaven are those who have been most fiercely tempted. John in the seventh chapter of the Revelation tells us of a group of people In heaven who seemed to be enjoying themselves more than tin: other angels; they were clothed with white robes and had palms In their hands: "And cried with a loud voice, saying salvation to our God which sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb . . . Messing, and glory, and wisdom, and thanksgiving, and honor, and power, ami might, be unto our God

forever and ever." And in answer to

a question from John, one of the elders in the heavenly city said to him. "These are they which came out of great tribulation and have washed their robes, and made them white in the blood of the Liinli." I. V art more than a match for all the? forrt's against us. When v are told to "hold fast", or to "watch

and pray" in order to conserve the experience we have, and attain to lh highest altitudes of the Christian life, it implies that we are aide to do so C.o.l never commands the impossible It is true that the lierce temptations of life are too much for mere men, but when we realize the fact that the holy spirit dwells in the hearts of all believers, we can then see that we are more than a match for all the enemies against us. and If they were lo times as strong and numerous, we could still have the victory. Xo man fails in the Christian life because he (ould not succeed, bu"t always because he would not take the proper steps to victory. "It is not by might nor by power", after a human sort, which gives us victory in the Christian life, but by the spirit of CJod who dwells in ur hearts. If therefore, we will watch and pray, and do the common duties of life as we come to them and exercise faith in Cod. we are sure to retain the crown of life which the Lord has placed upon our heads. Remember, "Ho that is for us is more than all that are against us.'

NOTIONS. Machine NeeJles, all makes, 5c package. Sewni Machine Oil, 5c bot. Collar and Ruche Supports, 10c each. Percaline Girdlin, 6 to S in. wide, in Mack and white, 25c yard. Stickerer Embroidery Edging, 10c bolt.

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Bias Trimmings for Garments. Fast colors, bolts at 10c. Buttons in Pearl, Bone and crochet, also

range of noveltv buttons at 10c to 15c doz. ' Woven Name Tapes for marking garments, 36 in. bolt at 10c bolt.

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We direct the serious attention of women in buying the materials for a new Dress-Coat

or Suit to our Pattern Department Pick out your pattern take it to the Dress

and they will figure out the exact cost of complete garment, showing you the materials and all necessities.

Monday We Are Offering

Beautiful Serges Granites Poplins 1 yard wide at 50c yard. 44 inch Boucle at 1.00 or 54 inch Gabardine at 1.50 yard. Silks in Scotch combinations or Roman Stripes at 1.25 yard. 27 inch Messalines and Taffetas 1.00 values for 75c.

Fall Style Book 21c

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New Line of Wash Goods In Knob and Ratine Stripes, pretty material, a yard wide and usually sold for 65c yard. We offer this new lot at 39c. Also a Handsome Crepe in silk finish stripe, 27 inches wide, only 19c yard. The Brocaded Patterns of Madras, woven 27 in. wide, always sell at 35c, ours 19c. . . COLORED GOODS THAT WASH. Ric-Rac Poplins, Bates' Crepes, 27 inches, plaids and Roman stripes, also Rice Ratine in colors at same OC price; at OC

September Towel Sale Seven items are specialized for Monday and they are but an earnest of equally great values in every part of this whole, well-equipped section. Huck Towels, hemmed suitable for hotels or boarding houses, $1.00, $1.35, $1.65, $2.00, $2.25 dozen. All Linen Huck Towels, 20 x 36, hemstitched, also 18 x 36 with Fancy border at $3.00 dozen. Guest Towels, 14 x 24, at 25c to 75c. Bath Towels at 25c, 29c, 35c to $1.00. Turkish Extra Heavy, 22 x 24, at 25c. Plain Turkish Towels at J212c, 15c, 22c, 25c, 29c, 35c up to $1.50.

Winter Requirements 3 lb. Cotton Bats, 72 x 90, in sheets one for comforter at 59c. 3 lb. Wool Batt, 72 x 84, covered with cheese cloth and tuffed, $2.55. 100 Bates Crochet Bed Spreads, full size, hemmed, $2.00 value for $1.50.

Outing Flannels, white at 8c, 10c, 12C. Colored in fancy stripes, 8c yd. Extra heavy 10c yd.

15c Cambric, I2j4c. 10c Muslin, 8c. 1 1 Muslin, 9c. Seamless Sheets, torn and hemmed, 72 x 90, 55c.

HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT SLATED AT Y. M. C. A.

'lVaclr' and the 'l,runM Will lresith Ovtr the Ceremonies

Till Evening.

"High School Nieht" will be held at the Y. M. C. A. tonight. Every year the institution set aside a night when everything is turned over to the students. The night is used as the final night of the annual Interlude subscription contest and the results

and prizes are announced then. This plan of procedure will be followed again this year. The "Peach" and the "Prune" of the high school will be inaugurated and will preside over the ceremonies of the evening. The "Peach" and the "Prune" were elected by votes cast durinjr the Interlude subscription contest ha been one of the liveliest ever subscription. The contest this year has been between boys and girls for the privilege of a day off. The momentous question will be decided tonight. livery Fiibscription secured counts as one vote toward the holiday and the contest has been one of the liveliest ever

staged at the school. Classes will also pull off ".stunts" and will compete for prizes. Several athletic! contests have been arranged. The affair is scheduled to start between 7:J0 and 8 o'clock.

SOME NEWS NOTES. Davies laundry. Poth phones. Dr. Stoeckley. dentist. 311 J. M. S. Dr. Lucas, Dentist. J. M. S. Bldg.

DAXCi: V. O. W. Hall. East Jefferson StM every Saturday live. Good Music. Lady presenting this ad admitted free. Advt.

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A young men's republican club was organized at Xew Carlisle last night following the address of John V. McCardle of Indianapolis. A tour of the township was made by the county candidates und in several speeches the aims of the new club were explained by Claude Nicely, president of the local young men's club. The locsil club will journey over to New Carlisle

Thursday night to hold a rally with the club of that place. Today a tour will be made by local candidates. North Liberty, Walkerton and Lakeville will be isited. Mr. McCardle. A. J. Ilk-key and Claud. Nicely will speak. Efforts will be made to organize, other young men's clubs.

ATTENTION", ELKS! The banquet which was to be held Monday evening at the Elks' club f-r members and their wives has be!, postponed until a later date. Th regular Monday Nite club will meet as usual. Adv.

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