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I DMlm tm. by CUnn L. Saxton, Architect. Minneapolis. Minn.
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FIRST STORY PLAN. 8EOOND S' 'ORY PLAN.
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This is a design of a beautiful home atWeasonable cost It has a foil bai
ment Size of the first story Is nine feet tnd of the secc id story eight fe
Finish first story Washington fir and second pine to pain :. Piazza floor ai
, celling to be No. 1 clear Washington fir; Side of house tw< nty-seven feet w!
| and thirty-one feet six Inches deep. Cost to build, exclu live of heating ai
p plumbing. $2,860. ? A
i ^tpon receipt of $1 the publisher of this phper trill so >ply a copy of Sa
mEu book of plans, entitled "American Dwellings." Th i book contains 2
new and op to date designs of cottages, bungalows ant residences, costi:
from $1,000 to $6,000. i
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Children Make Happjr Home
There is no better way for you to avoid w?; ry and expense
than by insuring your children's health.
Warm floors in the home, which is the ihildren's play
L house in winter, are assured when uaing Cofc' i Original Hot
Blast Heater.
The steel base and body construction alldwb the heat to be
radiated to the floor keeping it warm during thI ccjldist weather.
! Cole's Original Hot Blis i Heater
ThalSlsanest?Easiest to ct.ro IFor
I Burns Soft Coal, Lignite, H?'d Co. I, Cnishcd Coke
jj Wood and Cobs.
I "v v Users of coal must remember that the erdlssry heater is
a big care to operate. That it3 3mofce an< eshes tentail dusting,
curtain washing and carpet Sweeping Thina thtn of the
ease of operation and the cleanliness of C ile'3 Hoi Blast.
Cole's Hot Blast has a guaranteed smo :e-proof feed door
open the feed door and the current of ai draws the smoke
jfi direetly across the top of-stove to the sto e pipe?aWay from
the opening. Contrast this simple, cleanl r feed with the side
door in an ordinary heater. The side loer used on other
j, stoves permits escape of dirty smoke, inpleasant gas and
^accumulated soot drops from it. If you jverfill a side door
? ^kStovc, coal fall3 to the floor. And notp this, you cannot
^Pmake a side door heater air-tight?an everlasting advantage
> in favor of Cole's Hot Blast which is oir/tightand guaranteed
Y td remain so always.- . I
& No fires to build?the fire is never oft in this remarkable
beater from fall until taken down in th<# spring.
$ Better select 6ne today?surely it iafthe beater you need?
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Lesson I.?Fourth Quarter, For
; Oct 1, 1911. .
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THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.
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T.xt of tho Leo ion, ExiK.|tl, 12-21.
Memory Vereee, 17-19?Golden Text,
Ezek. ill, 17?Commentary Prepared
by Rev. O. M. Steerne.
It la most helpful to, consider these
men who were truly stSit of God and
who fulthful'y delivered Hla messages.
The heart of all their messages waa
the one to whom they all bare witness
(Act* x, 43); the one whom Exeklclsaw
as a man upon a throne (1, 26); tho one
for vybom the throne of David still
waits, who wlll'be King over all the
earth nnd rnle the world In righteousness
(Luke 1. 82. 33; Zecb. xiv, 9).
Ezeklel was one of the captives In
1 Babylon, and. like Daniel, be was there
for bis own good and the good of otbv
ere (Jer. xxtv, 5). that he might turn
tho people to God. The hand of the
Lord was specially upon latm. its It Is
1 said at least seven times (1. 3; HI, 14.
22; vlll, 1; xxxlli. 22; xxxvll. 1; SI. 11.
and by the Spirit of the Lord ho saw
visions of God. heavenly, things as la.
chapter 1, arid things at Jerusalem on
eurth as In chapter vlll. tbi.bs. thea
taking place or about to take plafe as
In ebeptsr ill, and things yet future
' as'la chapter xxxvll. ' .
When we have become children of
" Gou by receiving the Lord Jesus
Christ there Is nothing we need so
much ns to be filled with the Holy
Splflt cud hate the hand of God upon
us. controlling, guiding, working. If
we are In His hand for His pleasure.
Inasmuch as the pleasure of the Lord
shall prosper In His hand (Isa. 1111, 10)'
It will prosper through us If we are
only willing and obedient.
The aim of every believer who Is
right with God must be tbe glory of
God. that God In all things may be
glorified and the time of His kingdom
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chapter 1 the prophet saw thfc likeness
of the glory of the Lord In the cloud,
and fire and brightness, and the living
creatures, and the wheels and the
throno over all with the man upon It
(chapter I, 3; xxvl, 28). In chapter
x, 20 he tells us that be knew the
living creatures were the cherubim,
and I believe that Adam and Eve and
the antediluvian believers saw In the
J chernblm in Eden symbols of what redeemed
ones shall be In the kingdom.
Before It Is time to teach tills lesson
I hope to have ready a booklet on "The
Cherubim." It is only as we are filled
with visions of God and glory that' we
can be His faithful witnesses here In
this ungodly world. There Is rebellion
against God on every side as truly as
,e" In theda/s of Ezeklel (chapters 11, 3-8;
et- 111, 7j; '-and thd word of truth Is not
0(1 popular. It Is even according to' Isa.
xxx, 9-11, but If Spirit filled and bend
holding the glory we' shall not be
moved by what we see and hear all
about us.
^ As the Lord's messenger or whtchmnn
Ezeklel was to hear the word at
n" His mouth and give them warning
from Him (. ersc 17). His orders were:
"Speak Sly words unto them whether
? they will hear or whether they .will
forbear." "Eat this roll and go speak
unto the house of Israel." "Speak with
My words unto them." All My words
receive In thine heart and go and 'tell
them, tnus salth the Lord God (U, 7s
ill, 1. 4, 10, 11). The messenger of the
Lcrd must never get up his own message
nor speak from his o"wn heart
I merely, but he must eat the words of
, (he Lord according to this lesson and
*Jer. xv, 16; Rev. x, 8-11. Like this
prophet and John In Patmos, wo will
Cad ths word sweet to our taste, bnt
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tt111 be an opposition to it on the part
^ of many which will enable us to sympathize
with Jeremiah in his experience
of chapter xx, 8-10.* May there
19 also be in us such n burning that we
W cannot but speak the words of truth.
however much we may be tempted not
^ to do so (Acts iv. 20).
Q The prophet's seven days' nstonishmeat
(verse 15) reminds us of Job's
friends who sat with him seven days
and nights without speaking a word
(Job II, .13) and' of the words of Ps.
x.vxix, 9, *T was dumb. I opened not
iii}- mouth because Thou didst- Jh"
"Cfohcerhfng verses' IS to 21 of our lesson
compare chanters xxxtih 7-14, and
note Ih'ov. *xxi\\ 11, 12. and see our responsibility
to give "to others the glad
tidings- which are for all people. We
are put in trust with Jbe gospel and
arc* debtors'1 to all who bare never
liejid, and we will be greatly nslinrtucd
. In that day if. we have been unfaithJul
to our trust (I'T^ass. 11. 4; Ronv
i. 11-10; I Jcilin it, 2fc?. It was one
who "belonged to the wicked one who
said. "Am,! ray brother's lhiencr?" XI
J ill, 12). and we must bo icnreful
!c? *. while professedly Christians we
[ act as if we cured not if others per<>h.
Concerning the words "iniquity"
:,i:d "righteooiness"xln the lesson parny.rhpb
we s re consider*ay. We must
i t member tlmt. "efl our righteousness.
; r.co r.s fldfiy rags'* (Irn. Ixiv.^,
: >! opart from the righteousness of
i ) in Christ, which becomes ours
kv!l?:> we receive IIjTn. there is none
stand Cor. v. 21; I Cor
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i'rrm t.rsv.b- vorSeA 22. 22. ISnfn
itt-st ;vp hpiiwbe.Yvher^ God wants 0a
a In o.iVr to hear fits val-e.' ".Vr; . ;ro
^ i fprt!v iiU.9 uud i <viU there
? ir"/ r.i'?h the#."' "Art.se nnd go dinru
'o tb'1 (:otter'? house, nnd there t wilt
(rrnro '.Uee to hear, my- wordf" Uer.
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J* whether the wojd da "6W forth"1 or
*JJ "Go shut thyself wlthii thine house"
(verse* 2-J). whether He siys "Bodnmb"
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j A Welcome Cluuice to Those
Who Suffer
I Coming to I.ouisburg on Thnrndav
I Sept. 21?t, tn stav nt Hotel Lnncatter
Dr. Francis S. Packard
of Greenahoru. N."Ci j
Consultation and Examination Conft- |
dentin!, invited and Free.
One Day Or lv
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\ Fryi a Latt Snaftbtt
To see all of hje regular Patients and such
new Coses,\Aslmsy wish to consult him.
Dr. PackardW joys a state wide reputation,
among the profession and the Public of
North Carolina, where for more than 2S
years he lias ddroted his entire time to the 1
Study, Treatfncnt and Cure of Chronic |
Diseases. Tie Doctor has had wonderful
success inhih ch&sea work, that of curing
chronic suff&rers/Msn, Women and Chil> i
firm- Thp Palienta hp hoc <? f
Health afteTthey given up all hop? |
of being uured arc numbered by the j
Thousandth He is\a kind, generous,!
democratic/ gcntlematk to meet, of high j
Scholarly attainments, Mid dignified per.
snuality*. tfoupled with atfJrotherly inter,
est, in all/who seek his acbrice. He does '
not take fi Patient for Treatment unless
he can foresee a Cure of ttk Case. Th?
- most commendable feature Vf bit work,
and onotliat appeals to the oVdinory sick
persoxyis the fact Of his chargfe belnz to i
reexodablo and rno derate as tot make it .
within the reach of even the vcV poor. ,
At vb time do the charges amount t<i !
.mort than $7.00 a month or abou\$1.5C '
a week. He give.; liis biwh medicines, 1 **
ay^here are 110 extra-Charges. It lodces j
hfn never more than from four towix ?
Months to Cure a Case under Trcatjnent.
/til Cases, even those who have been T"
given up as Incurable or Hopeless, have 2
been Cured r.nd restored, to perfect 1
health by this Brilliant Physician and the ' j
wonderful method* he~Cmploys.
If jrou want to xueet him and have liim ' |
examine you, go to see him, and talk the j
matter over with liim. It will cost you S
nothing if he does not put you under
treatment. If he lakes your case, it will
odat'you-u ircry small sum to get well.
Remember the Date? .. ?-fid
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Fall for "touching up" Shabby
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