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10 ACRES NEAR BREMERToS
IN miiss from navy yard gate. s
acres cleared. very good soii: is2
bearing fruit trees a-rupm good
house. cement basement. barns
and chicken house,. on good read
y mite To- school a snap AT
tato0. $500 cash.
no acres: part black bottom; on
county road. very easy TO clear
$500; sioo cash. iis per month.
5 acres near Everett lntcrurhan; oil
level. very rich. deep soil: easy 60
clear. $500. $50 caah.
AAsEN 4 SEXTON co. 1910 LIST Az.
ANoHoMisH INCOME
10 acres, - miles from Seattle. near
highway. A.mllr 20 station, stores
and T.. o.. on cream route. In good
district! broom house, cement
basement. milk house: implement
sheds. largo barn. poultry house
two wells. nice orchard, s COWS,
hcifera good f-yenr~old horse.
about 40 fine chickens. hogs.
moving machine. rake. harrow,
wagon. piowH. cream separator and
cooler. lots 81 tools. Al for Sa.9b0.
about 81. 900 cash, balance easy,
DAVIES & LEACH
2i2 Boston Block Elliott tai2.
CLEARED LAND
FRUIT. EERRtEs. $500
a-room house. electric lights. out
cleared: splendid soil: good water:
bearing fruit, also berries Of all
varieties. The finest gard q n
grown on this place Of anywhere
in tho district. Convenient FOR
anyone working downtown. Easy
fgrfnn arranged.
HURKE x FARRAR. Inc.
203 New York Block.
FINE ACRE TRAcTs-'5O
These two tracts are near Edmonds.
have good soil. view Of Sound. n
large stream crosses ono end Of
each. n you are interested in n
niece Of ncrcnHc this in positively
The cheapest and host located Of
any we know OF north OF city
RuRwELL e. MoRFoRD
Main 3S5b 5I5 Colman Bldg.
III YOU ARE 4 DA1RYMAN. MD
want to do business whore you can
raise your own hay and grain on
your own land. and be sure OF get
ting n wonderful return for your
efforts. clip this ad out and mail
Il. with your name and address to
tho WESTERN PACIFIC SECURE
TIES COMPANY. III white Bldg,
Seattle, Wash. and We viii tell
you all about our lands In the
THREE RIVERS COUNTRY.
IL you WANT no RAISE PO1A-
toes as Fred Harris aid this year.
getting return Of s1.59S from 2 y
acres under cultivation, clip this
ad out and mail Il. with your name
and address, TO the WESTERN
PACIFIC SECURITIES COMPANY,
III White Bldg. Seattle, wash.
and we viii tell you all about our
lands IN tho THREE RIVERS
COUNTRY.
$500 FOR o ACRES
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THE Seattle STAR
DIRECTORY
Attorneys aiIAw

"i"H' y N-hif3
J. r. BALL-E BTABLiBnED 1887
General practice Al cases. Zee
consultation. 40 Burke Bldg, 30
second ave Main 1908.
J. 81 BALfs-E sTABLisnED 1851
All cases. Consultation free; mod
crate fees. 30 Burke Bldg, 9OS
SECOND ave. Main 7a03.
T. a. Bchon. Downs Blk. f1b zBd nv.
COMPUTATION free. Al caHen. Fees
modorate
Attorneys-Patent
FliED T.. oOHtN = 7Oi CENTRAL
Bldg. phoue Main 800. References;
bennington Typewriter Co, west
crn Rubber Co. Universal Tcle-
phone Co. olympic Foundry 90.
MASON. FEswIcK. LAWRENCE
tsz Burkc bl9g.
Baths
8CfENTfFIc AND VIBHATOnY
maHshge. Magnetic skin and scalp
treatment. iiourH 10 10 D, fis
21rd ave. s Beacon 7iis.
MAGNETIC MASSAGE. VhPOK AND
medical bath 81 Pioneer Bldg
James and Flrat
Cbattei Loans
MONEY no LOAN
Loans from $40 20 500 made quickly
and ronfideutinily on furniture,
pianos. live stock. etc.
aANDEHS A. co.
ioo9-t 4 c. smith Bldg. Ell tee2.
Cblropodists
THE FOoT HOSPITAL. DIX sTUcK.
2lth PIC - Phone VAIN 505a.
ChIropractor
Il. " TURNER Chiropractor 2iO-12
IHiRht BID, Znd and Pine. Consul
thtion free. Hours. 10 10 .. Even
tnFn by appointment Elliott 3tsf.
G. a TRAUB. -. Q. - LICENSED
chiropractor. sos PantaRes. ~ 1891.
campbeiL Q. ~. Pantagea 1874. ~ 322e
Furniture. Repairing. upholstering.
Packing
Jorgenson Bros. Furn. shop. ~. 2sil.
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED Of ALL AKTf-
ciHa Of value. The Reliable. 3Ol
Third ave.
Money 60 Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and Jewelry. on most
satisfactory terms
SOCIETY COR REMEDIAL LOANS
~ SEATTLE
$3.50 EMPIRE BUILDING
Second near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
| VS. loan any amount on diamonds,
watches and icwelry. Lowest rates
Ssattle's oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN JfWELKf co.
81 Second Ave. Esiahllahed ihsa.
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY a BLADpFf DIfoRDERa
DIR - y. FREER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for both sexes.
e0aik Third Ave
Houre; 10 a. ~ 90 7. VI.
Dr kathryn Harrison = Womeu's
disorders readiuEted. ssIa Stone
way; Green Lake car. North 1855
Transfers
HEATH TRANSFER
/ Plano and furniture moving. fa.5f
/ p9r hour. baggage, Main h11k
Eighth and Pine. Beacon $3.50.
Turkish Baths
! iMpEEfNL TURKISH BATHS. 400
tih ave. Electric cabinets. thern-
/ p.utic lamps. tubs. rheumatism
my speciality. Louis Myers. chirop.
odlst mechano-therapiat Phone
Main 32ls. day or night
| Junk
| Alaska JUNK co. 1870 First ave
50. Elliott 523i.
MRS ". y. CLANCY
iTt1 summit Ave. APT. 20e.
/ For Christmas bargains read TIL,
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Lnti,.IDnIrr LANDS

WRITE FuR MAP SHOWING To-
cation, low price and easy terms
81 sale ~ tuEgod-nff tande offered
90 settlers IN Western Washington
NEHffEAJEGR TfhTfk CO
TACOMA WANtffNGTON
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PfIlSONAI.
RHEUMATISM


WHY SUFFER with rheumatism
neuritis and STIFF. ACHING mus
clos. when HEALTH IL within your
rcach7 Tho NGT-O-NET is not
medicine, surgery, massage or Huch
Ike The magnetic heat waves
from the NIT-O-NET are soothinE
but powerful. and the poisons, acids
a POSITIVE and QUICK manner.
DO NOT EXPERIMENT. VITO
NET has restored hundreds e
health right here In Seattle. PoS-
TIVE RESULTS. Bring this al
and get complete treatment free.
Lady attendant. 23G Central Bldg.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 40.
ELECTRO THERMoPATHlC
INSTITUTE
All acute and chronic ailments sue
ccHsfuiiy treated. Bat2 bake oven
treatments FOR rheumatism. kidney
md all mnlnsHlmilatlvo diseases.
Licensed. registered physician in
attendance. SIS Railway Exchange
BLDG. Second and Cherry. Oftice
hours: . to 9. Phone Elliott ISL
JUST THINK or THIS GO TO THE
Bush q Lane Piano Co. 1913 Third
ave, Seattle and ask them 20 show
you the New Violet Waltz ana
other pretty and dandy musical
and song productions Of the VIM.
FER NENT HAIR MANlNo
MarcelllnE.. henna pack for gray
IXDiEs' iMPRovEMENT SHOP
Main 65o7. $40 Union st
ELECTRIC CABIN T. 7, VIOLET
rays. Sinusoidal, cures disease, IN
creases pep. 2si-23i Lyon l}ldg.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL. CAPITOL
3qGS
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70 FOR Observation-Disclosures

SASH AND DOORS
q. n. WILLIAMS co.
i.ts First Ave. =. sEATTLE
GoLn SEAL PAINT
WE GUARANTEE THIS PANT
WILL STAND THE "Pu z Y
PAINT TESTS OF ANY STATE
Protect your buildings and save
money NJ our prices
Inside and outside white. In y
gal cans. per gal ..........-f tis
In Legal cans. per gal .....-.. Wa
PREPARED EO0FfNC
GOLD SEAL BRAND
I ply. per square ............s.ss :.
1-rly. per Naubrs ........s..... Up
1-ply. per SQUARE ..............s s.sv
Our large Illustrated catalogue.
showing FUN line % building ma
terial. free on request
o n WILLIAMS co.
ESTABLISHED 1898.
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1900 FOR 8 ACRES

$50 CASH. $40 MONTHLY
and poultry raising north of
Seattle has become n big thing.
Have 8 acres for $500 that cannot
be beat. Close TO car line stores.
school. paved highway and neigh
hOrR.
GOOD SOIL; LEVEL; EASILY
CLEARED
PUGET SOUND FARMS COMPANY
COS Third Ave.
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ffs Cherry 81. Main $3.50.
Liberty Bonds Bought ana sold.
LiuEHTY MD VICTORY BONDS
Net Prices Paid.
ara 49, -ss...-ssssss 80
tfh ga = ss.-s...ssss FAaN
vtrtgfy ... i00.g0
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HnAG
PARTLY pAtD BONDS FOUGHT
gt1 Loans on $50 Bond. zoe Per $40
g.. u. McCOSAlfN A 90.
si7 American Hank uldE
Main AkNE second and Madison
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MR. SHIP WORKER.
ATTENTION
HOME ACROSS LAKE
WASHINGTON

3 acres. partly cleared: small
house. ~ O . 4 Hh 4. chicken.
hrooder and incubator house.
on good road. fine noiEhbor-
hood good WE'LL everything
Small payment down. balance
like rent.
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MIS- " 7. tIFNltt-F
i7t1 summit Ave. Apt. 302.
For Christmas bargains read The
star
And you'n not wonder where they
are.
These ads are bright and full Of pep.
II you are not subscriber. they'll
get you yet
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Want Ad Rhvmes


VI. X. SwAFrcnn
-nn Mutual Iife hldr, 49,.
FOR Christmas bargains ''N"
star. -.racr#
That welcome page ~ won.
always read the wan
~ saves me many NUM-,
c1her Rhvme- Elsewhere on ,e'S
pnse-I o.k--YourS Nav I've In-r-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
EARM LANDS
Farm LAND nAHGAfNs
~ THE YAKIMA VALLEY

Farm LAND BAnGAINs
~ THE YAKIMA VALLEY
9oO-ii acres. on Yakima river.
ana close 90 town and rail-
road.
7o0--sstz acres. on Yakima river,
three miles from town and
railroad
: 7OO--i1.32 acres. on main high
ways lies perfect. best 81
coli - miles from railroad
and town.
t2.o0O-iGo ncrer. 81 which 40 acres
Hes good. balance good pas
ture.
Is.o00--i2o acres. under Kennewick
extension ~ HuunYaide canal.
balance all good farm land
best ~ coil. mile 20 town
and railroad. THIS viii MAX r.
first class stock ranch.
We have number 81 good
values In farm land from $40
per acre ana up We are
closing out our land. 20 buy
now al bargain prices direct
from the owners.
Terms. onr-qunrter down.
balance on long time At 90.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS CO
tiH Green Bldg.
office open Evenings Also.
~ YOU ARE INTERPRETED ~
raising alfalfa on irrigated land
whore you can cut from 4 o. Z cut
tinRs a year. averaging from . %
10 tons e. the acre. cilp this al nui
aud mail n. with your name and
address. 20 the WESTERN IA
CtFIc SECURITIES COMPANY
al white Bldg. seattle, wash
and We viii tell you all about ouf
lands to the THREE ilNLits
COUNTRY
~ YOu WERE RAISED on HOG
and homlny." and want 20 get
farm land that VIII raise both
better than any you have ever
seen. clip this ad out and mail "
with your name and address, e
tho WEST ERIN PACIFIC EECIIu
TIES COMPANY. III white bldg.
Seattle. wash. and We viii tel
you all about our lands ~ tbs
THREE RIVERS COUNTRY.
NEAR HEHRO-W OOi.LEY. ~ SKA
81 county. great sale or tirai
Lake Lumber Co. lands Never
% cheap before. ilV0 cash buys
tract
IL c. PETERS
FIG Third Ave.
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MUNDAY SIGN COMPANY
For Rent or For sale signs. Better
have a sign by Munday" Main
HHI1
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FOR sAf.E-Two s-sTOnY RESI-
dences southeast corner Union
and broadway. and : more. same
kind. Immediately In rear; lumber
" climbing ali the time and car
penters' wages prohihitive: a big
bargain: pay cash and move them
on See Carter. Macdonald a MIL
Ter. Seattle National bank.
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WATER FKONT HOME
RAINIER uEACu

WATER FRONT HOME
HAMMER uEACu
1900
t0-fooi lot. including shore lands
runs from boulevard Co lake. on
car line. small plaatcrrd houHe.
with large porch. fireplace. spring
water fuel house. Price 1900.
1900 cash. balance to suit az 49,.
CARTER MACDONALD & MILLER
COS Columbia 81 Elliott ts4o
II YOu WANT TO HEAR WHAT
W. J. ingram and Fred FiniayHnn
say about tho climate at BUR-
BANK. wash. clip this I'D out and
mail u. with your name and adj
droHa. 20 the WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES con PANN. I'll
white Bldg, Seattle, wash. and
we viii tell you all about our
lands IN tho THREE RIVERS
COUNTRY.
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srocks ANu.Bo>Ds

I Will EElI.
$50 Western Rubber ...t-... $3.50
49N ltfnruu Coal sss.4ts-s.s* sA1
ifn National Min.H ..s...-.. 100
500 AthRbasca on. Liza. s...s .as
5000 Wyoming Pacific OIL Special
1000 Cushing CARRIER .....s... ~ =
1000 FnFkH ttil .sss..-.sss..s ~
20 WiekH Tire ............ go
1000 Trojan Oh. Cal ........ IL y
q. y. gTEEFI.E
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rms EI7NNIsIlrn morsrs

NICELY FURNISHES = no o NJ
house. one block university. TAKE
Eaatiake car. Price s9k0o, inciud-
ing phone and water. ADULTS only.
1910 itth y. y.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED Five
room modern bungalow IN fhin.
ney district Call Elliott 1851
after q IN
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REAntNG
po7 Loary bids Main tsio
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FOR sti.E-FURNITURE


NJ ANTE OF COLLIE
puppy. not over s months old. Fast
siea after 9. "a.
IA EpN sNII-At IDsIUuItfS
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s ron sAL,s-nEAL ESTATE


This fnc Groom house. small con.
crete basement, dandy VIEW
LOT; 9 large fruit trees oniy
ta.ah0i 1850 cash and $50 pet
month
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Else AcRn rRAcrs-ia5o

These two tracts are near Edmonds.
have good soil. view Of Sound. n
large stream crosses ono end Of
each. II you are Interested in n
piece Of ncrcRgc this ih positively
tho cheapest and host located Of
any we know OF north OF city.
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To IFT-sroRFs

Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE -0Nf. FkYg MORT Tor clothing
furs tewelry. We buy. sell and
exchange everything. i1iib ist-
Elliott 7sst-
WANTED-AtREDAL or COLLIE
puppy. not over months old
East sos after : .. m.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
OUR CATHOLIC HOSPITALS.


There are six hundred and fifty
Catholic hospitals in the United States
and Canada. This means sixty per
cent of the bed capacity of both coun-
tries. More than that, it means that
sixty per cent of suffering humanity
depends upon Catholic ministration.
This is a fact SO great that it is al
most wholly overlooked, notes the
New World. The Catholic Hospital
Association, if it served no other pur-
the enormous power for good in our
hands. Too long this wonderful
agency has been as if it were not ours,
and was carrying on its work of char
ity and mercy as thing taken for
granted Of course, hospitals are a
manifestation of the Church's care for
suffering humanity. The urge of
Christ is behind their foundations.
Solicitude for the well-being of Man
kind is q part of the work of the
church, but the motive must be pri-
marily spiritual There may be no mon.
etary rewards, but hard as is the lot
of the nursing Sisters and Brothers,
their burden is not made heavier by
this thought And love and care must
have higher promptings. 1t must be
said for our hospitals that they make
no religious test for admission. Nat
urally most of the patients of Catholic
hospitals are not of our faith FOrtu-
nate for us that at a most telling time
they are able to see the reality of our
creed. They see in deed what they
have heard in word. And the exam
pie has not been without fruit. Con-
version, repentance, reconciliation,
good will, sympathy for things Catho-
lie, liberation, these are part of the
work of the hospital which we have
not stopped to count up. Considera-
ton will show that there is no other
single agency so effective for God and
Church as the Catholic hospital. It is
needless here to speak of evils elm
mated. Christian morals are not
pushed aside for physical eXpediency.
Too long have we taken our hospitals
as a matter of fact, and too often
have we passed them over in comput-
ing our agencies for the remedy Of
physical and spiritual evils. But, all
the time their work was there and
their fruits remain.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-13
A LlTANY OF IRELAND's SAINTS.

Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, have mercy on us.
Lord, have mercy on us.
Christ, hear us.
Christ, graciously hear us.
Holy Mary, Mother of God.
st. Patrick, Apostle and Patron of
Ireland,
st. Brigid, Patron of Ireland.
st. Columbkille, Patron of Ireland.
st. Malachy, Patron of Armagh,
Down and Connor.
st. Maeanisius, Patron of Conner.
ST. Macartan, Patron of Clogher.
ST. Euman, Patron of Raphoe.
st. Felim, Patron of Fillmore.
st. Mel, Patron of Ardaugh.
st. Kyran, Patron of. Clonmacnoise.
st. Colman, Patron of Dromore.
st. Eugene, Patron of Derry.
st. Finian, Patron of Meath.
st. Laurence, Patron of Dublin.
st. Kelvin, Patron of Glendalough.
st. Aidan, Patron of Ferns.
St. Kyran, Patron of Ossory.
st. Canice, Patron of Kilkenny.
st. Conleth, Patron of Kildare
st. Laserian, Patron of Leighlin.
st. Albert, Patron of Cashel.
st. Abe, Patron of Emily.
ST. Finbarr, Patron of Cork
St. Brendan, Patron of Kerry and
IloEfert.
st. Munchin, Patron of Limerick.
ST. Colman, Patron of Cloyne.
st. FacEaaan, Patron of Ross and
Kilfernora.
st. Flannan, Patron of Killaloe.
st. Otteran, Patron of Waterford.
st. Carthage, Patron OF Iismore.
ST. Jarlath, Patron of Tuam. :
st. Nathy, Patron of Achonry.
st. Asicus, Patron of Elphin.
St. Colman, Patron of KiImacduagh.
st. Muredach, Patron of Killala.
st. Columbian.
st. Gall.
st. Enda.
ST. Dympna.
st. TIA.
st. Attracta.
All We holy Irish Martyrs.
All We holy Confessors and Virgins
of Ireland.
All We Saints of Ireland.
Lamb of God, etc. (thrice).
Let Us Pray.
Multiply Thy Grace, o Lord, in us
who celebrate the Feast of All the
Saints of our Island; that we who re.
ioice in being their fellow-country-
men on earth may .deservesto share in
Heaven the glorious freedom which
by their good works they have pur.
chased. Through Jesus Christ, Our
Lord, Thy Son, who Iiveth. and reign
eth with Thee in the unity of the Holy
Ghost. God, world without end, Amen
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WHAT ALL PARENTS CAN GIVE
THEIR CHILDREN.
Good health.

]. Good health
2. Good principles.
8. Ability to do some useful work.
4. Industry.
These are real endowments which
parents may confer upon their chill
dren These are better than gold.
These are the best Inheritance.
And the parents need not be rich or
educated or fortunately placed to con-
fer them Indeed, the humblest homes
are often best conditioned to so endow
their children.
These boons are frequently missed
or endangered for the sons and daugh-
tiers of the better off. Money leads
to indulgence and lack of exercise, to
frivolous companionships to delay in
facing the problems of career and
to idling ways.
Parents should constantly hold UP
for their own warning the vulgar fam
lily policies of the newly-rich. The
children of these families should not
set the pace for your children or my
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WHY CATHOLICS HAVE GREAT
REVERENCE FOR THE
SACRAMENTS.

When Bishop Kinsman resigned
from his position in the Episcopal
Church he assigned as principal cause
that the Church did not give a definite
opinion on the Sacramento. The fact
is that Professionalism has from the be-
ginning been uncertain and by its very
nature cannot define the Sacraments,
give their origin, or explain their eff
fects.
Private Interpretation of the Scrip
ture and justification by faith alone
logically lead to a rejection Of the
Catholic doctrine of the Sacramento.
Martin Luther would gladly have
swept away all the Sacramento, but
the words of Scripture We're too con-
vincing. Henry VIII. received the
title Defender of the Faith as a re-
ward for his defense of the Seven Sac
raments. His followers, the Angli-
cans and Episcopalians, reject five of
these Sacraments, admitting at the
most that they may be tolerated as
lesser Sacramento" The Catholic
Church clearly points out the origin of
the Sacraments as we'll as their num-
Der, and gives to US the matter and
form that have been determined by
Christ.
The Council of Trent defines that
the Seven Sacraments of the New
Law were instituted by Christ. The
question of fact is thus settled for all
Catholics. 1t is often asked by unbe-
levers how can one reasonably be-
| lieve that the pouring of little water,
with the announcement of a few
words, can produce an effect on a hui
| man soul. Our answer is that God
| has given to this external rite the
/ power of comforting grace. 1t is evil
dent that all Sacraments must orig
mate in Divine appointment Saint
| Thomas says: Since the sanctifca
| ton of man is in the power of Goo
who sanctifies, it is not in the compe
! tency of man to choose the things by
! which he is to be Sanctifed, but> this
must be determined by Divine insti-
| tution.'' No one but God can decree
that exterior ceremonies shall make
men partake Of His nature. 1t is God
alone Who can authoritatively and by
! innate power give. to- external, materi-
al rites the power.to confer grace on
men. Saint Thomas thus explains the
origin of the Sacraments: Christ pro
| duced the interior effects of the Sac
raments by meriting them and by eff
fecting them. The Passion of Christ
is the cause of our Justification, mer
itoriously and effectively, not as the
principal agent and authoritatively
but as an instrument, inasmuch as His
humanity was the instrument of His
divinity" The old maxim is theologi
cal truth as we'll as piety: From the
! side of Christ dying on the Cross
flowed the Sacramento by which the
Church was saved"
The Catholic doctrine is contained
in these facts, and realizing them one
will understand why Catholics have
i such great reverence for the Sacra
ments. They have their efficacy from
the merits and sufferings of Christ
They are sanctified and they sanctifs
in His name. He could and He did in
stitute the Sacramento. although HI
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children. Parenthood is a serious bus
mess, and neglectful parents should
never be our models. Fathers, ever
absorbed in money-getting, and moth
ers over-absorbed in pleasure-seeking,
usually neglect their children. Such
neglected children should not be the
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-02
OMAHA PRODUCE

oysters-King Cole Northern Standards
sass gallon, use quart, $50 pint King
Cole Northern Selects, S3,1B gallon. S5e
quart, soc pint; King Cole Northern
Counts. 1886 gallon. CSC quart. 55o pint;
King Cole Chesapeake Standards, S2,sk
gallon, zoe quart. 40 pint; King Cole
Chesapeake Selects s2.75 gal, 75c quart,
45o pint; Blue Points $3.50 per 100.
California Celery. $3.50 per dozen.
Whaemeat--i7c per pound.
Frozen Herring. 7ho h.; Ocean Pike
Whiting, TIC b.. Manitoba w. c.
Whitefish. lSe lb.s Canadian Tulilbee. Ice
ID; Large Northern Catfish, Csc h.. small
and medium. zoe h.. Fancy Halibut. SAC
h.; No 1 Trout. Csc ID; Western soles.
iOo lb.: Salmon Dressed Silvers, csc ID. ,
Dressed Fall Salmon. lac ID; yellow Pike
zoe lb.; Fall Mackerel. 2fc ID: HaddOck.
lie ID; Silver Smells, Toe h., Black Bass,
SO-S5c ID; Crappies. 20-22o ID. Tileflsh.
1sc ID. Steak Cod, 15c h.; River Stur-
geon, 15c H.; Spanish Mackerel. 1so ID. f.;
Black Cod lie ID.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-02-02

Fresh Eishs-Hahbut. $50 To-; Catfish.
$3.50 10; Black Cod. lie h.; Black Bass,
aO-sSo ID; Crapples 2o-2ae lb.i Buffalo,
dressed and fleeeed. 400 ib.; Carp No. 1,
large round. i6c H.
misunderstanding. peeled. a2.5o gal.
Ion; Blue Points. $3.50 per 100; Little
Neck CLANS, $3.50 per ZOE; Large CLAIMS.
S260 per 100; Hard Shell Crabs. s275
per dozen; Jumbo Frogs, af0O per dozen
Grasg Frogs, S6e per dozen; Roe shRd. s5c
ID; Shad Roe, 60c per pair:
OleOmargine-White Princeton, S4Mc
b.; Silver Nut, SOC ID; Extra Princeton.
3iRo h.
Wholesale prices Of beef cuts effective
January 20, are AZ follows; LOins: No /.
46hc; No. 2. 4lhc; No 3, 34c, Ribs Ma.
4, sShc; No. O. s4he; No. 3, lsMc
Rounds; No i. 2ehc; No. 2, 26hc No.
3 l9c Chucks: No. i, 24c; No 2, 2sc;
No 5, i6iac Plates; No. /, l6Me; No 2.
ilihc No 3. l4c
FRUITS-Oranges Navels, zoos. $500;
1905. $3.50: $50. l76, zoos. Sc 90; 2l6. $50.
2sS's, $500 Lemons; sunkist. 500 S60's,
SO 90; Red Bawl, 500. s60's $3.50 Banan-
as, h.. Sc. Pears: D'Anjous. $500: y box.
s2,5Q; Strawberries box. s0c Apples: Elk,
fancy donations. t400. fancy donations.