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Show THE MUERAY New Silk Lingerie Fascinates With Its 'Dressmaker Touch' SUNDAY Improved Uniform . i Our Newest Bomber in Jvvyvvyiryvi'vyv'' I Power for Defense Flight crT-TOO- T International -- )y CIIERIE NICHOLAS EAGLE 11 LESSON : By HAROLD I. LUNDQUIST, D. D. Dean of The Moody Bible InsUtute of Chicago. (Releated by Western Newspaper Union.) Lesson for January 5 t,eson iub)ecti nd Scripture textt e led and copyrighted by International by Council of Refijdoui Education; ued permission. AND HUM AM AFFLICTIONS JESUS LESSON TEXT Luke 13:1-5- , GOLDEN TEXT We have not a high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our Infirmities. Hebrews 4:15. - ill '"J II' ,? I V5'-- T I It also answers to the call for black. Garments of black silk sheers profusely trimmed with fine black lace are featured throughout all lingerie collections of note. In this modish ensemble of gown and boudoir coat, ' f the latter, as you will observe, is Ml styled with a side drape finished off with a border of sheerest black lace. The gown underneath is also To add to this twosome, EVERYONE should have a hobby. It is almost safe to say that the designers suggest a third "black most alluring, the most beauty" (not illustrated) hobby among the fair sex is that costume slip to wear under of acquiring a wardrobe of lovely your newest black party dress of lacy soft and silken lingerie. Certain net. silk chiffon or lace. It is that women's enthusiasm for Centered in this group picture is pretty "undies," negligees and other a white silk satin nightgown with llattering boudoir apparel needs no hand-sewAlencon lace which yields urge. to deep with flattering This is true of brides, debutantes, bretelles of the same sumpshoulder teen-aglassies, career women in tuous lace. Its s lines fact, everyone from girl to grand- resemble the manner of a party ma, no matter how tailored and dress. tweedy her exterior. When it comes A new trend to modesty in silk to comfort, relaxation and self exis the adorable gown pression of that innate love for the night robes in inset. This empire the shown is touch in it the the and beautiful, wear of beguiling silken lingerie that nightgown of heaven blue silk crepe most women feel the desires of their reveals a marked tendency to exploit light blues in lingerie fashions. heart realized. This model has a pleated bosonan One of the most interesting gesin modern lingerie styling is oval neckline with a wide bordering tures the dressmaker touch given to of handsome lace about the hemon gowns and negligees. Many of them line. The same lace repeated a achieves waist short the quaint approach evening gowns in their technique and style. In fact, eve- empire silhouette. Shades of the Gibson girl! Here ning gown tactics are known to have been adopted to such an extent that it is in modernized version as shown set to the in the camisole-and-panti- e in some instances frilled and combinaThis in the ribboned "nighties" have acgroup. right tually gone dancing with onlookers tion garment of pinkish mauve silk being none the wiser. If you have satin is trimmed with Alencon lace ever visited an American silk in- dyed to match. The camisole zips dustry exhibit, you would have not- up the front and would fill a Gibson ed that the emphasis on beguiling girl with envy. silken lingerie displayed in exquisite You will enjoy a far happier, careboudoir environs is more than imfree spring Bnd summer if you aspressive. semble your lingerie wardrobe in The fashion of giving dressmaker the "do it now" spirit that will leave detail to boudoir apparel is happily more time for the spring sewing prostressed In the stunning twosome gram Just beyond. shown to the left In the illustration. tHrteaicd by Western Newspaper Union.) t:hlfl tit h &M ft " d n e semi-princes- lace-lade- Furs for Women lllack Lace Magic Vary in Durability V4?& ar " rt a. M 7"" -- . - i a i ; II v, .. Hy all mean include a l.ire end kerchief with a three-Incl.ice border in your collection cf evening accessories. You will find it effective in many ways. Trailing gracefully from an embroidered pocki t ii ad.lt Infinite grace to your costume. Orry It In your hand ronih.il, iT '.iy or tuck It under your jeweled test. Tliee lovely l.ice chif-- r tu deMgned by Uurmrl will add a drC'Tativc ni to to anyone's p prarar.ee if hc is Versed In kerchief technique, v.rn a pictured, over a rtrtt.ly groomed evening cotfTute, you will t.ike on the loveliness tI a modern madonna. You can gd these l.ice and chiffon whim-ne- t in w uked bl.ick cr angelic hitt. One vX each wuuld tune to every occasion. K vrly cliiiT m h Decorative Veil M.llinrrt are making a plaything if veils. Thry arrange them In wh.nnical fashion to add a sprightly touch to the h.t. H i new to tic jriur vnl under your chin in a bow Then too, milliners depend upn veils to give a giy color touch. but-Utfl- y Probably no other article of women's apparel is surrounded by quite the aura of mystery as are fur coats. Only an expert can tell anything about the quality of furs. The best the average woman can do Is to learn something of their wearing qualities and then select the type best suited to her needs. Among the most durable furs arc classed beaver, fisher, mink, otter, and badger. Other pelts that wear very well are Alaskan seal, kolinsky, krimnier, marten, muskrat, Persian lamb, raccoon and skunk. If you are selecting furs to Hand hard daily wear, you will find these most satisfactory. Less substantial, but not classed at actually fragile, are caracul, er mine, fox, leopard, lynx, marmot, nutria and owssurn, These rcauire constant care and shcu'd be sent to the furriers frequently for checking Fragile furs include sable, chinchilla, squirrel, mole, chipmunk and kidskin. If inter Skiing Costumes Sold in Matching, Colors Ti e movement has invaded the field ef kl clothes. Tliii year, al ng with the regulation costumes, you will find jackets and trousers In contrasting and matching colors. The separate Jackets are as trimly tailored as are those of more conventional tuits and close with slide fasteners all the way up the front. They are reversible, with poplin, treated to be w ind resistant, on one side and bright wool plaid on the ether. two-piec- e I)rr Han Humes A frock to be worn by a yourg girl at partiet is one of pale pink net made with seven full ruffles on the tkirt and tiny, very full, puffed sleeves. A sense of guilt for sin seems to Some be in every human heart deny it, or seek to suppress it, but it has a way of revealing itself, especially when trouble or sorrow comes. How often one hears even persons who are spiritually indifferent and careless say that some catastrophe is a punishment for sin. The assumption is that the one who suffers much is a great sinner, but our study of Job taught us that such is not necessarily the case. In our lesson for today we learn from Jesus Himself regarding human afHis attitude toward it fliction. should guide us in our attitude. First of all He makes clear that we are all I. Perishing Sinners (vv. Someone, apparently a Judean, told Jesus, possibly with a sense of real pious satisfaction, that certain Galileans (whom the Judeans did not like) had been slain while they were at worship. Evidently the implication was, "What terrible sin ners they must have been!" How like that are the expressions of people today! Jesus met the question by giving another similar Incident right in Judea, thus rebuking false aacial pride; then went on to point out that what they (and we) need to remember is that all men are sinners and will perish eternally unless they repent "A man can perish though Pilate never slay him. He can perish though no tower crush him. He may die in his bed, with his friends all about him; and even have music when he dies, but he will be damned unless he repent" (G. Campbell Morgan). The important thing is not the relative sinfulness of men, but the fact that God "commands all men everywhere to repent" (Acts 17:30), We are all sinners, cither saved by Sinner, grace or eternally lost turn to the II. Powerful Saviour (vv. Here was a woman, spiritually She alert, but physically afflicted. was in the synagogue (vv. 10, 11), and she was a daughter of Abraham, indicating that she was a woman of faith. But for some reason, which is not revealed, an evil spirit of Satan (v. 16) had brought about in her body an illness which bent her double. We cannot "explain this. There may be many other such cases In the world. There are things we have not fathomed yet concerning the mystery of suffering and the power of evil" (Morgan). We see the facts, but, thank God, we see more, for we find her meeting the Saviour, who It able and willing to deliver. Jesus saw her. He called her to Him. He spoke to her. He touched her, and He healed her. What a blessed experience. Have you been to Jesus with your need? If not, why not come right now? Observe that He had power and authority to set the woman free from Satan who had held her bound for 18 long years. One would suppcjc that all would have rejoiced at this glorious deliverance, but wo find that the ruler of the synngi'guc was angry. He viewed what he regarded as the breaking of the S.ibba'.h day with alarm and III, Perverted Snlii lludc (vv. I i ,11.1 " sir - ( SE "fit mr HC : i. :,:, John C, I L i .4 Garand, inventor semi-automat- ic at the in Sees Fascism's Trophy End J " rv, .... i I' ft y f Jaw V- s "Tf till . - iiiiiiir in f Count Carlo Sforia, former President Roosevelt awarded the Collier trophy, principal aviation award of the year, to 15 representatives of commercial airlines for ii safety record achieved last year. Three physicians were also honored for developing an oxygen mask. They are L. to R., standing (front). Dr. V. Boothby and Dr. W. Lovelace II, of the Mayo Foundation, and Capt. 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IS, 16), and who should have rejoiced that the Son of God had done this miracle In the synagogue, rightly deserved the swift nd stinging rebuke of Jesus. His objection was not really to the violation of the Sabbath, but to the working of God. Such men need rebuke. One marvels that the church can read this passage again and again and never learn the lesion. One of the blights on the church today It the unwillingness of many of its leaders to permit the power of God to work. They don't want It It uricts their plans gnd programs. If such a man (or woman) reads these lines. It ll lucgeitrd that ht read the eighth and ninth words of verie IS. then vene 5. May God help til to fairly meet inch an Important issue honestly, ind for the benefit of our eternal ofTer ijk at iinnttnS -nvw141 U SdTrt fre -- - gsdrweand''- AM 1 U:L.",I,nBln- - m w 130 H viiL lie y 1 ... t ntt 1 See Ui 1r M-f- N' U !" 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