increase this sinking fund by giving the Unity Building Fund a great big Christmas offering. Is is needless to say that Christmas is the time for making presents, because our Unity folks are making presents all the year round; in fact, every day is the time for giving and receiving with us. Under the circumstances it seems that we should celebrate Christmas just as effectively as anybody does. The word has gone forth that we are going to have this Christmas present for the building fund, and as we do not like to have all of the good things, we are going to give you an opportunity to make your love offering to this fund. If every member of the Unity family would send $1.00 apiece, it would clear up every cent of obligation on the building, and permit us to build an addition, which we propose to dedicate for the purpose of educating teachers and healers in the truth, so we can send them all over the country to establish new centers, thereby spreading the truth so much more effectively. Now, if you want to send more than $1.00, the larger offering will be most welcome, but not less gratefully will we receive offerings of smaller sums. It is the responsive love and co-operation of those whose lives have been helpfully touched by our ministrations that we desire quite as much as the money which is necessary for equipment to keep up and extend our work. You know we are taught "it is more blessed to give than to receive." Here is an opportunity for you to send out some blessings, because you know this work is as much yours as ours. It is a matter in which we are all equally interested. The Unity Building is God's home, and God's work is carried on in that building. Our healers and teachers, as you know, do not receive any salary, but do their work relying with faith upon the promises of Jesus. There is one thing more we want to add, and that is a cordial invitation for you to come and see Unity, and how the work is carried on. We know it will be a great pleasure for you to be here, and it will be a great pleasure for us to have you here. There is a scarcely a week passes, but what we have visitors from different sections of the country and during the lessons we generally have quite a number of out-of-town friends, and we want you to feel that you are one in Unity, and that those at Headquarters are always glad to see you and extend you the right hand of fellowship. Yours in the Truth, W. G. HASELTINE, President Unity Society of Practical Christianity. The value of the visibility of the Pioneer Visible UNDERWOOD is so Visibly Visible today that inventors are devoting their whole time to Visible construction. Underwood Typewriter Company KANSAS CITY, MO. THE BALANCE. A monthly exponent of advanced thought. L. Howard Cashmere, Editor and publisher. $1.00 a year. Denver, Colo. DAS WORT, (German.) Edited by H. H. Schroeder. Monthly. $1.00 a year. 3537 Crittenden Street, St. Louis Mo. ETERNAL PROGRESS. 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