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there Is any reistssn or connection 30
taeea the two. Prof Toe-ksrsteIu. r. r.
c :. corsEG<s dts aols pa7er uDon he
Science and Practice Of Suggestive TnerA-
s~gfScs- Dr. Ps-Syn submits the monthly
reporS Of cases treated AZ the Chicago
Scaooi og Psychology Or. wyid. % Esisr-
bgrgh, has a chapter ap3n 'Mesraerss1a."
Some amusing verses aron CHRISTIAN
Science" and The Editors TAX BOOK
reviews. ETC.. eoncEn.se or@ az the most
readable issues os sne MAGAZINE.
The National Magazine for November
contains the op~nsnr r-.zpters OF what
promises 20 b a remarkable serial IL IS
historical account of Christ and Hts
Tine by Dallas Lore Sharp. II is illus
tratee from the famous religious paintings
OF the word Mr. A Edwin Rood con-
tributes an article on The Secret OF Hin
ooo JuSgiery The article and It's Illus
frations explain the method BY which
many OF the tricks are performed Several
other papers, with SIX most readable short
stories. fashions and literary column com
pete a notable number.
TIE Strand Musical Nayaxine is COM
ranion 70 the Strand Magazine. The No
yesnoer number has as srontispiece a por-
trait or Joseph HAYDN followed by short
biographical sketch There l. also an in
'eresung paper on s.violias and Violin
Creators Most OF the magazine is given
up 70 an assorted collection OF popular
music.
Among the so-cslled ephemeral litera-
ture Oh the Gay. none holds better place
than that of The Black Cat. a monthly
magazine of original shor, stories. The
November number. contains a strong bur
somewhat unpleasant tale BY Ella Hig-
gibson, called The Passionate Snake
the international Magazine for Novem-
Der maintains the same standard of ex-
ceilence that former numbers have done.
Icistoi, Sonya -kovalevsky Paul Heyse
and Andre Theuries are few of the writ
ers whose articles have been put into En-
giish for the benefit OF American readers
Home Art Is monthly magazine deyot-
Ell 10 household decorative needle work
IL contains many artistic designs and is
fuii OF suggestions for the house beau
tifui.'
The Musical Courier has long maintain
ed a reputation as being first in point OF
excellence among the musical publica-
uons or the country. This standard is
fully sustained by the issue of October q.
The Penny Magazine for November con-
tains I'VE short stories and two poems.
one OF them When | Am Dead" by Ella
Higginson.
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IN All the branches or ~ 80 sylln1
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OF the doctrines or Ta.-s1 .ees
khe great nesd TO gaia = NJ
general acceptance than has 49,. - 8
accorded Il. for ali are par,ssss.a s aas'les
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often brings them ia ,hsra
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thanks. voiced by the ,housands 81 =.
refugees from the president Of IL -
man relief society. Thus Won - ~
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vGsge the true teachings u Tnen.sss'
nat Va isna helping hand 70 sullIstsss
humanity. Wherever IL may Be neeSfea
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for all who may wish 10 atferA ~
which they held meetings. In Cree,,. ~
in all the countries OF Eurone 49, - s.s
accorded a respectful hearing vS..-sss
they went. holding their usectlnea s.s.
Tested When they arrived II ss1
they held meeting which ~xs Afss-Ss
By several thousands OF people. A -
time Of their arrival in Athens. ~ -
ter. which is very severe IN That cesu.sss
was coming on aud many OF the 49, =
the Grecian capital were sadly II 49, =
proper clothing: so instead Of sfvinr :
supper the crusaders gave out hnrs.s-
and clothing 10 the needy, the wsnas ~
several hundred having been thus 49,
ated 10 great extent. THIS work q 81,
part OF the Thecsophicai society az -
viii be appreciated more than = ~
lectures that could be delivered feon -
until doomsday. besides, ii u ku@ss
kindness which Is due the more unenrs~
nate of our fellow-men,
When the crusaders return 10 49,
they will assist In the laying Of ~ -
nerstone Of the Theosopnical colisxx 81
School for the Revival of the Lost S1yv6e
les OF Antiquity which viii be erexte1 =
California. the site for which has ~ p
yet been determined. This will sske rle1s
some time next May or April. The 49,
Which will constitute the cornesstone p
the main will be those that an -
gathered from all parts OF the WegiA p
the crusaders. In the Theoeophicsl 49,
the lesser mysteries. taught Ia anc1nS
times by the Persian Magil. the H.
plants of Egypt and the Grecisn uvtAu
ogists. viii be inenicated.-
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German-Ssewars street and summit ave-
rue. Rev. Joseph Hepr. rector. resaaes'.ss
lsll summit avenue Services al IL a. IA
and 80 p N
Haven-Corner East Newton and East
john Sunday school,, 10 a. m Class meet
ing. Il m Preaching morning and evening
by the pastor.
Gilman Park. Ballarss-Rev. W. II. john
League. 30 ?. m.
Norwegian-Danish - Fifth avenue ana
olive street. Rev: E; u Lnndegsara. pas :,
tor. residence 0s Owe services a. II
a. M and 30 p. N.
Flrst-corner Third avenue and Marion
street Rev. e NJ. Randall. r.. pastor;
General class. 10 a. m. Preaching al II
a. IN. Sunday school. $3.50 p. m Epworsh
League. 6:i5. Preaching at I'D.
Madison street--MsdIson street and
Twenty-fh.rd avenue. Rev. ". T.: Ford.
pastor; residence. ls1S Cloyerdale. Sunday
perintendent Epworth League, p. IN.
Trinity NJ ( ohurch-w. 5. Harrington.
ID. D.. pastor. Preaching al II =. m. and
I'D p. m. Morning class at io.is a. m.
Junior League al $50 p; m Epworsn
League al $50 D. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday night at 80.
African ~ <. church--ls2o Jones street.
Rev. George A. Bailey, pastor. Services al
II a. m and p. m Class. y m.
Sunday school go 2. m Services Is, OF song
munion first Sunday in each month.
Grace--Thirtieth avenue south and king
street churrh class at 10 a. M Saopatn
school at I2:I5 p. m. E.pworth League at
Thursday. Rev. DR.. Wang. OF Portland.
Or. will preach at II a. m. Rev. ]. w.
Bushong. ID. D.. will preach his fourth ser
mon from Old Testament characters At
All are cordially invited Seats free
Good music.
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Mrs. H5ngersord g-Tne Dsebssa'1 ~
dangerously 81 with tgpscsd fever az her
ncwe IN ireland.
The author % -'PhfIlis~ and many other
charming stories IL KNOWN 81 her home at
81 Brrxsssss Bardor. County Cork a.
Msx. Hunssrzora. bat 60 the people or this
side os ske Atlantis as The Duchess
-. got her title a. toks. Al a gather
nag % friends she was nsrs8ded 10 TIE as
serzbEs6 company 81 thAt title. a tribute
80 her august present" she Was a. that
tire AbonI feet tall and very slight
Eae ss described 10 be "a very tiny wo-
mar, slight but wei formed Her hair IL
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Take the desired amount a. mamie SUI
gar, add sitfie water, put in q kettle or
tin diSa- boil until IL becomes hard and
wsvy. and spread boiling hot on SNOW.
well packed tn pans II syrup IS used
oofl longer 70 reduce 20 proper thickness
II Is delicious
Yankee HIS Maple sugar or syrup is
the best for this purpose. as Il Is entirely
free from al glucose, acids. or fsavors-
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kApfist ChurcIiea

North Seatile-Third avenue and Cedar
street Services az II D. m. and 30 n "a
b. Rev. D. G. Ellis. OF Port Townsend.
Market street - Twen.y-foursh avenue
south and Main street Preaching AT N
a. m and p. m. By Rev g. a Bale
Young peoples meeting. ?. m
Swedish Eighth avenue and Bell s.reet
Rev. Andrew swarty- pas-ors residence 213
Dexter street Services at 1870 a m ara
73a D II. Sunday school, noon. Young
Peoples meeting. p. N, Thursday prsyer
meeting. ., n. Saturday Young People
meeting al p IT.
First Baptlss--Fourth avenue b@txaer
ia mes and Cherry. Rev. Louis = Power
man pastor. Preaching services al II
and 20 p. m. Morning theme The
Increasing strazn Evening. The Home
Gathering a harssZfving sermon p5-
bic school a. l2.lS p. IA. Young u-ss,r,Iesz
services al SO p. IA. All cordially tuyi- II
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ism Topic. Founders Of Presbyterian
ISM I'm the evening tire sermon viii 30
on The EunEchsS Greed Suussax school
At I'D. y. +. 5. c. f.. at ssla
Calvary Services To-Day Al II a. IA and
y. N. sunday school az 1@.lA PRAYER
meeting THURSDAY a. n II. Rev Donald
Ross. pastor residence. fzs Market street.
WelsA-Ssventh avenue ana olive street.
Rev. William Davis, pastor Services at
e.Sa a. n. and I'D D. m. Sunday school al
p N. Class meeting Wednesday al 80
p. n.
Second. North Seattle Third avenue
north ard Harrison street Rev w A.
MAJOR. pastor Services at II a. IN.
ana 80 =. IN. By The pastor. Y. z. & g.
E at e.ss p ~. Mi1we.k meeting Thurs
day az 30 n, IN. Morning subject ..wcr-
snip IN Thanksgiving. Evening. stop
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From Seattle. including berth IN tourist
sleeper from Portland. So frsf class. In
Guiding berth IA Pullman sseeper from
Portland. for train leaving $50 o. m. No
venaner 81. aid 4,4e u m. November I'd.
Rates 20 points East through California
VIA Suas@z R9 ltc s&rne sS via northern
lines. Southern Pacific Ticket Once, els
First avenue-
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices ia the church essresssory
VIII ne confined 10 announcements or
mons Extended musical programmes for
Sunday services ana announcements 81
cssurca entertainments will only be pub
Essas4 Al advertising rates Notices tor
THIS department sho2sd be received al THIS
Office ncz later than ! 2. m SATURDAY, n
order ID insure publication on Sunday
morning
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First M;ssion-In wzrf'. heT. cearre-
towu. Soata Seattle. Preaching AT a. m
Rentoa chuTch-RsF. George = watt
worth. D D.. past or Services al z assd
7.S8 ,. n. Trlcr SUNDAY scaoos a. ii a, nj
Westminster Prezbyferian--S4r,-l "a
cay at II a. II. and rs p N sunday
school, fe.S- Christian ETlueavorerz. s-51
p M Hugh W. GIiGnFsst. pastor
First Presbyfer1an--fsorner Fourth ave-
me and Spring street Rev 4. L. Ffutcni-
son. D. D.. pastor residence fss3 Mario.
street In the morning the pastor 1rsH be-
gsa the series Of sermons on PresDylers41-
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First Spiritual society.

First Spiritual Society meets every Sur-
DAY at Rialfo. on Madison street, between
First and Second avenues. CbiIdreu.s w.
ceum meets at II a. m. mediums meet
Ing following. Mrs. Spalding will speat
Spirit messages by Mrs. Ruth Pane. Ev-
ening meeting at TO o'cicek
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Services will be held in Masonic ter,nfe
Pike street entrance. this evening AT Ia
under the auspices OF the Seattle spirttuai
League. Lecture Noyer Der q ty J,,dg.
Homes in the Beyond" "'
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Russell hall. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street Services Sunday AT III a. m
and Thursday a 2l5 p. m. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week
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Eyes examined free
Miss Frances WtlzinSki. Grad. Optician,
AaI First avenue. n. ". cor. Columbia
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Seattle Fabian Society-pettis' hall. near
northeast corner First avenue and Madison
street. Meets every Sunday evening AZ
invited - - :
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IL Il a most farros;nz ! ). sssv ~ 4 "a.
cage fs.at man from thss .sssssros. y i
80 0ksa bona 70 obtain : - e eD!sg
fortunate that sucn 80 -.
pride are 80 rare IN t'a1 - Sc 8.
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Among those wsso knc. 49, $3.50 +. - -
whisky the famoss Old - - 17b !. 4 !
ferred. Moore. HINT =
for the Pacific Coast :iz
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Episcopal Churches.

St Mary's-Woodland Park. Sunday
school al p. n. Evening service al p. m.
St Paurs Chspei-Warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev. ID. G. Garrett.
rector Sunday school, y. N. Service
at p. m.
St Marks - Fifth avenue and Olive
street. Rev. ID. C.. Garrett, rector Holy
Communion. S a. m. Sunday school, s:s5
a. m Services at Ii a. m. and T:3o .. m
Morning subject. "Childlikeness Necessary
TO Salvation.
ST, Stephens Ballard. Rev. p. E. Hv-
land, rector Services al ii a. m. and I'm
u m Y p s. G. T.. $50 p. m Bible class
o. m Holy Communion. first Sunday ir,
the month. II a. m: third Sunday in the
month at $50 D. m
Trinity Parish Church-Corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Twenty-fo1rth
Sunday after Trinity Early celebration
1:38 a m Sunday school, s:4s Morning
prayer and sermon at II. Evensonr al
s.3a The Rev. H. Ii. Gowan will offlcfate
S. CTemsut's--Twen ayenua
south. near YesisF way. Rev George guz-
zeile rector. sunday school 10 a m
Morning service and sermon at III a m.
Evening service and sermon at 30 o'ciock
Rev Brooks q. Baker. OF Port Townsend
will oftici4te both morning and evening
Special service on ST. Clements day Mon
day. Holy Communion and sermon a.
19.g3 a M. and service and sermon at 10
y. m by Rev. Brooks q. Baker. FsrtfIav
evening services as usual.
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Stoves OF 81 kinds at cost and less
Taos. Drew Essaxe, sIs Sscos1 avenue.
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Ffrst-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. ". Smith. pas
tor. residence. els Fifth avenue north.
Services at ii a m. and 80 y. IN. Morn
ing subject. Temperance: Means of Its
promotion" Evening. THE Value of the
Soul Sunday school 9:s5. Y r. s. c. E.
els p. IN. Prayer meeting Thursday.
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Olympia Avenue Church of Christ--s14
Olympia pace lend OF North Seattle car
linel: Rev. A. c. Vail. pastor. Morning
services at IL: evening. O'clock SUNDAY
school at 10
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Theosophy.

Theosophical Society. Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at T:s0 pm. in room 207
new fesler block. Subject. Man and His
Bodies"
Seattle Theosophicai Society. Si2 Third
avenue. Sunday. simple talk on ''Theos-
ophy at ! p. m Lecture at p. m.
by DIR. Allen Griffiths. of San Francisco
Subject, THE Sun: It's Origin. Object
and End"
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Adventists
Salvation Army.

Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
ouilding-Dr. William Chapman. pastor
Social and prayer meeting at 1918 a. m
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Decentralization street ana Tav,o~
avenue. Rev. August Ernst. pastor. sa1
Harrison street. Services morning and
evening.
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Ravenna Park--Rev L. D. Beck. pastor.
services at II a. m and D. N. Sunday
school. 10 a. IN.
Third Cumberland Presbytersan--Corner
or Twenty-second avenue and East Cherry
street. Rev. r. F.. Powell. pastor. resi-
dence. s0i Twenty-second avenue. Sunday
school at 1920. Junior Endsavor at $50
p m. I. P. s. c. e. AT $50 D. m
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Cnfheltr Churches.


Yes.er Junction Church--Preachsng on
Sunday at II a. m
Duwamish Chtirch-Dantel Bagley. pas
tor Sunday school, a. 10 a. IN. Preaching
nj 100 n. m.
FIrst-Pino street and Third avenue.
preaching AZ II a. m. and $50 p. M by
Rev. Milford NJ Kellogg. of Chaplin, Ill.
lass meeting At 10 a. IA. Sunday school,
l2:20 2. m y. p. s c. z. al e:ls p. m.
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Free Methodist Churches,

Rcss--E l. Smith. pastor. Sunday
school. 10 a. m. Preaching. II a. m. Glass
meeting. IL m Young Peoples meeting. 1
y. m. Prayer meeting, 80 .. m. Preach
ing. p. III. Prayer meeting. Thursday. s
u. M.
Frst-Pine street. between Ninth and
Terry avenues Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school. s.iS a.
M; preaching AT II a. IN. and 80 p. m.
prayer meeting "Wednesday al T:so y.
Class meeting following morning sermon.
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Mount Carmel Mission.

Mount Carmel Misslon--Corner Third
and Madison. Meeting every evening al
y. m sunday morning at IL O'Clock
Friday, Divine healing at D. m. Con
Johnson, superintendent Christian ALL
ance meets every Sunday at.2 o. m. and
Thursday at p. m. in same hall.
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Lutheran Churches.

German Lutheran-Duwamish Mission.
Sanders hall below Sweeney's brewery.
Services at 2:so every other Sunday
Norwegian Danish--Fourth avenue and
Pine street. s. R. Tollefson, pastor. study
in basement. Services at II a. m. and
D. N.
German Lutheran-Services in hall. cor
ner Main street and Minor avenue Ser
vices every second and fourth Sunday OF
the month. al 7:s5 p. m. by the Rev. W.
II. Behrens. pastor.
Holy Trinity, English--Corner seventh
Beates, pastor: residence. 1872 Fifth ave-
nue.. Services today at ii a. nj. ana 80
p. m. Installation of deacons at morning
service. Sunday school at 1880 p. IN.
German South Seattle Mission-In hall
near postoffice. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday OF the month az
p. m. Sunday school every Sunday at :
street: w. H. Kurtz. 1920 Howell street.
German Evangelical, Lutheran lions
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
Sunday school. $3.50 a. m. Sunday services
7so and Jugendverein. $50. Thursday ev
ening. Choir practice. Tuesday, l:S p. m.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. ST.
Johns Congregation - Sunday services.
corner Market and Main. In Rainier
Heights Baptist church, every nrst and
day school. every Sunday at p. m. Chill
drens singing practice every Friday AT
100 p. m
Swedish Evangeiical--Third avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor. resi-
dence. l42l Fifth avenue. On Sunday. SER
school. Il m. and Bible class or prayer
meeting at y. m. Or Thursday, services
ats o. m. The Cent Society meet at r. m.
the first and third Tuesdays OF the month.
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Of light broHn shade. and from under IT
look out two larg. dark brown eyes with
thick, carly taahes. The mouth Is small,
ssus determined. and the whole expression
OF the face In thAt OF wit. good temper
ard sweetness
sac has been married twice and has sew
ersi children.
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ConereratIonaI Churches.


First-Columba City. Rev Il. F. Rat
tray, pastor. Preaching at n.39 a m. and
80 D. N.
TayIor-Birch street. Rev. George II.
Lee, pastor. residence. % Birch street.
Services Sunday at ii a. m. and $50 p. m
German OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES avenue,
between Pine and Olive. Services at IL
a. m. and 80 D. IN John G. Biegett. pas
tor.
Kirkland-Kirkland. Rev. d. II. Blck-
nell paStor. Sunday services at III a. m.
and o. m. Y. T. s. c. E., p. m. Sunday
school at L. noon
notwithstanding at IL a m. and S
n m. Sunday school at L. o'clock. Y. 2.
81 c. T., Ills p. IN. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening at O'Clock. Amos A. Doyle.
pastor.
Edgewater-Rev. j. T. Nichols. pastor
Services at IL a. m and n. m. Sunday
school, fs:l5 p. m Y. p. :. G. f.. p. m
Junior T. z. s. c. E.. Friday afternoon AT
$50 Prayer services Thursday evening Of
each week.
Congregational church. Ballard - Post
street and Second avenue Gottfried Grae-
del. pastor. German Sunday school at 10
a IA. Pilgrim Sunday school at II M
German service at IL a. m English
preaching al 7:3o p. n. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday at p. m
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Third avenuaand Uni
versity street. Rev. w. H. G. Temple. pas
tor. 1897 Seneca street; telephone, Green
3sI Study AZ house. Home usually each
a m. and 7:s0 p. m. Morning subject, THE
Temperance Reform" Evening. Thanks
giving choral service. Special music
short address by the pastor, Sunday
school II 30 p. m. Y. p. s. G. f.. $50 y. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday. 10 p. m.
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Barracks. corner or YeSier way and Sec
ond avenue south.
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SAUL Fceas - Eol,ers BroNnlrs-
Nsoa Was sra&ssns ~ FF&ua a. SrssE
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