Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 9, 1920, Page 8

\ uughz themulvu 40 bg“evg tlut the' have made ‘his a liar. A man le an ln- h Bpl:itfl. of man was pure and ‘sinless solent fool yhen he does this. - and:that: it could not betainted by| ) d sin"even_though it dwelt in a body!iet us walk f; ::de}lz'f.v lo!:xglyt:: -lvl:'?:té that might be foul with moral un-|this that we can njoy the blessings cleanness. ‘That is tosay—sin is: iniand the fellowship it offers us. There matter and not in the spirit. There-lls only one wayto escape from the fore a man can lie and steal and luat’ burden and the condemnation’ of sin and hate yvrthout being himself to!and that is by honestly confessing.it. Dressed: beef, pound blame for it. That kind of teaching|‘‘If we’confess our sins He is faith- Turkeys, 1 pouud: would be very popular with some peo- (ful and just to torgive us out, sing 01d.Toms, 1i¥s, pound’ e. But it is not the teaching of|and to cleanse us from all unright- Geesy, v he Bible by a long ways. God plain-| eousness.” Oh Ay brother, when you | Ducks, 1i7e, | 1y declares we are not to yield the ' get through'trying to justify yourself, | Hens, 4 | members of our body. as mstruments‘Whell you get through commending : of unrighteousness to yourself for the little good you'have “The third way of si stepping the done, :and . when you get done:once light is that of impenitence. When for all thanking God ‘a little and your vyou face'the fact of your sin through |Self a sreat deal more that you are | the help of memory and conscience, | ROt altogether as the drunkard and and tml\ deliberately say_you have the harlot or some other people, and = I not ‘sinned you are not only impeni-|humbly acknowledge. that you have tent, but you are bold and reckless, |Sinned against heaven and in the You say you have not sinned and God | 5181t of God, and promise to forsake nemn.u CASH MARKET QUO’ "rmus. TIUBSDAY’S BASEBAI-L : % American Association Hogs, Ib. : Indlnnnpolls 8 at Kansas City 7. Toledo: 4, at St. Paul 11. Columbus ' 0,"at Minneapolis 1. i Louisville 4, at Mllwnukee 1. 7. Chicago gnat Philire! phla 5. )i ‘Cleveland 4-9, at Washington 2-6. . St. Louis 4, at Boston 0. Detroit 4, at New York 3. National Lufiu Phlladelpma 0, at P tsburgh 1. " Brooklyn 14, at St. Louis 2. New York 5, at Chicago 8. MANY STARS HERE Oats,.bushel . Red Clover, medl Popcoru, pound Wheat, hard Wheat, soft Rye, bushel " VEGEYTABLSS Cabbage, ¢wt. ... L4 5 88,00-36.00 Onions, dry, cwt. +86.00-84.00 | Cow hides, No .| Beans, cwt. .$7.00-38.00 | Byl hides, No. 1, lb Butterfat . 61¢0| Kipp hides, No. 1, It Eggs, fres Calf Skins, No. 11b Sug N Deacons, each . Horse hides, large; each L. 8L70 IF ANY ONE ' ' MEATS Died, . TFOR BIG MEET Mutton “(By United Press) cemmsssassiissassasssdB0 Wool, brilllt deateie O R ] The following prices were being paid at Stillwater, Minn.. says you have sinned, and if you are tlght than God is wrong, and you the evil that may have been -yours, God will take you by the hand and say, ‘This day 1. have forgiven thee Eloped, Married, Embezzled, and thou art my child,’ and all the sins of the past He will cover up‘and qrs WONI)I'IFUL’ 3 all the stain of the past life He will cleanse away with ‘the blood of His SAYS MRS BAKER Son, Jesus Christ. -Every unholy act; every wrongly spoken w - New York, July gl—th monster.|.at time of going to press of today’s Ploneer' hletic meet, probably the larg: ::er held outside of the national GRA!N AND HAY Beef, drmed championships, is to be held here to- Lambs ... ..., morrow under the auspices . of the, | Wheat, No. 1..........$2.70-32.80 | Garlic, Ib. . .. . 106th Infantry Post of the American| Wheat, No. 2..... | Packing butter . Legion. Whut. No. 8....04s " Included in the entries are most of | 08! the club and college stars now in the " East for the final Olympic track and field trials in Boston, July 17. The quar.er mile, one of the feat- ures of the program will’ ‘bring to- gether Hendrixson of California; Bob Maxam of Penn, Prank Shea’of Pitts- burgh, Emory of Tllingis;:: Walter Koppish the Buffalo sehool boy, and John of Cornell. Left town, Had a fire, ‘Had a baby, Had a party; LIVE'POULTRY Turkeys, 9 1bs. up ...... Xurkgys, small and thin. . Geese, 12 bs. and up, tet PEETED .15¢ ‘| Dutks, fat . ... 17 forever. . 'Hens, 5 1bs. up, lat RS “I have never seen anything more| -, 3 ressed poultry, 3e per wund over | wonderful than what Tanlac has done ne:sn:n uwl;ayaz:rh'lv:::: r.::“::ehm: 5 VEGETABLES live stock. < for my little grand-daughter and my-| word if. Your ' eternal . Beans, hand picked, navy, cwt..$6.560 v i self,” said Mrs. P. F. Baker of 1224| hangs there. Potatoes, per cwt. 60 H!.Dm Randolph avenue, St. Paul, Minn., in light; If ‘you confess your sins; If Beans, brown, cwt. . ; 2 a statement recently. you throw. yourself on the mercy of Eggs, per dozen . Co"h‘d“. N¢ 8 AT “I had ‘such a severe attaek of the|God. - May God help = you to:decide Butterfat . . . ...... Bull hides, No, ¥. influenza 1 was' confined to my bed|right and to decide mow. Are you K'p}‘" No. 1 for three weeks, and after I got up}coming? ' The way is now open and Cal sking, No. | I was so weak that when I walked|He will Welcome you. gei'lc”m " around the house a little I became B‘ °wm & so exhausted I would " almost’ fall Wonl! 5 ]9& over. I had lost ninetéen pounds and 00 bright.y, was a mere shadow of my former self. My nerves were so badly shat- téred the least unusual noise would St. Puul Wmn and Grand- | - Daughter Restored to Health After Attack of “Flu” Got divorced, Came to town,: Had an operation, Committed murder, Has been ‘arrested; Has bought a home, " . Had an auto smash, ' 3 Fell from an airplane, ' o Had any unusual thing hap) THAT'S NEWS - Phones 922 or 923. Bnrley,.. o'e . Rye S o vonsaeis iy ;us-noo No 1 clover, mixed, Rye straw . . «.¢oee COrn. . sivaastesons No. 2 Timothy hay ....u.u0%. gone over’ i.-and iblotted it out for- ever. No matter what the nature of the sin, no matter how heinous it may. have beer, He washes it away salvation It you walk- in the - ADDITIONAL WANT ADS WANTED—Lady. of.boy. clerk. San- , ter’s Bakery, Minnesota ave. 4t7-3 GREAT WHITE WAY in the light of the great white way: | you remembr ‘that the person who They siGestep it. The ' light is too profeues 4e|’bmhlp with’ God while bright for them. Thete are conditions|living in known sin, be that sin dis- nearly run me distracfed, and my stomach _was.in such wretched condi- tion that after eating' I always felt TOHC Wflm USED of mind in which every ray.of divine honesty, 1chastity or mqlieioumess, stuffy ‘and nauseated. I had awiull 5 truthis pointed with fire and excites|is virtuall g that God is on the m EVEN]NG SMON a fierce resentment. Because of this|same ‘level h;m himself.. . He sees gfil;g:“;:‘:fids:;nzzhma::dfal:i};:; the light of God’s white way is a very!| God' thro the reek of his oWn |y chest. paniful thing to those who love the|burning lm‘i “A man like"that can y“" 8 things of darkness. no more. fellowship with God than|: S0.many of my friends had told| lnd laid it down between them, and| - ‘‘One method of sidesfepping the|the bat can'fellowship withitlie no me of the wonderful results:they had the first monk said, “This stone is|light is that of “hypocrisy, This is|day sun.: Wé must bave clean hand: gotten from Tanlac that-I.began tak- mine.” The second man said hesitat-[the method of the man who claims|and clean minds and elean hearts’ to ing it myself, and I started to im- ipgly, “I think, brotheg; the stone is|to have. fellowship with God and yet| fellowship ‘God. “| prove and gain in weight right away. mine.” “Oh, very well,” said the|walks in darkness, or sin. The hypo-| - “Another method of fr I have- taken 'six- bottles now and monk who had suggested the quarrel, | crite is one who has ‘seen: the light,|the light is to be self-deséived. have:-gotten: back . eighteen of the “if the stone is thine, take it.” They|who knows the truth and knows his|person who refuses the salvation from nineteen pounds I lost and I sm in, just couldn’t quarrel. Say, my|own sin, and while practicing hu sinsin' through the ' cleans | absolutely - perfect health.: - Every- ~ friends, wouldn’t that' work ‘fine in|he ' professes with G By thing I eat agrees with me and I'am|§ connection with our church work? |John'saysheisa never troubled afterwards in any way + “There are some who will' not walk whatever. My nerves are J\'l!t as | Week-end Money Save § At Trop _.,man’s. 'fifgh::t‘lv;' ltter I contracted the in- Pluuu Apncots, Peaches, Watermelom, Canteloupes, Cucuufl:eu e Green Peas, Cauliflower fluenza my ' little . seven-year-old grand- deughter was taken down with ORANGES,' larze size, per dozen ..............4%9% (i, and as she ‘had ‘always been frail it went s hard ‘with her that at one| | time we ‘gave up hope for her recov- Hlery. . This attack of influenza 'left BANANAS, 1 ........14c LEMONS, per dozen. ..34¢c Jello, 2 pkgs for........29¢ Lenox Soap, 10 bars for. .49¢ her in a ‘weakened condition, she No. 2 can Tomatoes, 3 for 40c [ wouldn’t eat anything and I'felt un- gy about her.all the time. /As I “Beet Greens, No. 2 can, 2 forf ... e oo an . 219 been taking”Tanlac. and getting such fine resultsI knew-it would. do' Kippered . Salmon, 3-1b can, Sfor i esii i il v, i 29 . no harm to let her it. “And to the surprise of us all it has proven even more remarkable in her case than in | my own. Today after taking three bottles she is the very picture of per- fect health and is " a - strong and Five-Seam Broom, a dandy, at . .- L5 84e Shaeffer’s Thousand Island - . Dressing,”per bottle. . .23c + Monarch Baked Beans, No. 2 can, 2 for.:i........32¢ 10 - .85¢ - BEEF POT ROAST, 1h. . BEEF RIB STEW, 1b. . LEG OF VEAL, 1. .. .. ... cor0 .. SHOULDER VEAL ROAST, 1b. . .. :20¢ VEAL STEW, Ib................12%c LEG OF SPRING LAMB, 1b. ..45c | 'HOULDER OF LAMB, Ib.. ... ... .25¢ AMB STEW, 1b.................15c VEGETABLES Head Lettuce, New Beets New Turmps, New % Carrots, Green Onions, Ripe Tomatoes, -Leaf Lettuce, Canteloupe; Watermelon, ‘Wax Beans, New Potatoes, Cucumbers, Strawbernes ~ Palace Meat Market Pltone 300—201 (Continued from Page One.) happy as any child I ever saw in my life. We are deeply grateful to Tan- lac and will never be without it.in our- home.” Tanlac is sold in Bmmdjl by City Drug Store and by tho leading drug- gists in every town. National Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs b (1) SRR P _ Blue Flame Coftee, steel cut, athiii. ... hde i w49 -C & P Naphtha Soap, 12 . & - barsfor ............98¢ Bulk Cocoanut, a Ib. ...38¢c 4X Coffee, 3 tbs for....98¢ Monarch Grape Juice, pint swe................§_8c Quart size ..........75¢ White Onions, 3 tbs for. ._23c Crlsco,Glbcan...L...$188 Plllsbury S Best Flour, 98—1‘b CloSlng Ollt Shoe Sale Dundee, dfor..........25¢ HONEY : Begins Saturday at 9 o’clock sharp and will contmue every Linié gallon Mason Jar, $1.65 day until entire stock is sold. $12.00 to Be Slashed to $7.95 rd ro One table Ladies’ High and Low Shoes, until sold . . sl — FIXTURES AND SHELVING FORSALE [}l SOUPS | ° BROOMS Your choice of four tables ofLadles High and Low Sk Tomato, 3 cans........25¢c Four-Stringed .........49¢" $10.00 values, all to go at.. : Four tables of Ladies’ Shoes and Oxfords and Pumps, Road Ths- Pmndsr Want Ad fl ”OYJSTER CRACKERS P 6 to 8 Ib. caddies, perlb. - - - “1_'5‘c - RASPBERRIES - California Pack .......45¢ ' : PEAS i Early June, 2cans. .....35¢ OLIVE OIL - : Quartcans .:........$135 NN DOUGLAS OIL _ - Quarf,s, Jeic a4 bt i o “Gallons ........ gt wie 0 b 440 0 0 8 0 0 -$2 BAKING POWDER 5-1‘_b CaN ...y ~ SUNBRITE 6-cans for.. .. 8l PEANUT BUTTER - SHELF OILCLOTH In Bulk, pertb.........23¢ “THE PRICE MAKERS” CLIFFORD & GOMPANY 160—PHONE—160 . 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