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Congregational Churches.

rlrat--Colun,hla CITY. Rev. r. F. Rat
tray. pastor. Preaching a. II 30 a. N. and
7a 3. m.
TAylor-Rirch street. Rev. George II.
lee pastor: residence. % Birch street.
Services sunday al II a. m. and I 80 p. m
German northumberland avenue,
i.efaaesn pine and olive. Services at II
a m. and 80 .. M John q. biegett. pas
tor
Firklana-f<Irkland Rev. y. II. Blck-
mel pastor. sunday services a. II a. N.
snd D. IN. \ +. ). <. h.. p. m Sunday
school ~ Il noon.
Brooklyn Preaching at II a. m. and s
y m sunday school AZ y o'clock. Y T..
Il q f. 7is =. m Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening a. o'clock. Amos A. Doyle.
pastor.
Edgewaisr-Rev J. T. Nichols. pastor.
.chool. Ieis p. m. \. y. $. c. F.. p. m.
Junlor Y. r. &. {. F.. Friday afternoon az
s.a3 Prayer services Thursday evening %
aach week
e-opKregs ti0nai church. Ballard - Post
street and Second avenue. Gottfried Grae-
a. pasfar German sunday school AZ 10
a m Pilgrim Sunday scapol at u m
German service at II a. m. English
fsrearh4nE az $50 g. III. Prayer meeting.
" finesday az ; D. N
plyu,auth-CoTner Thlra avenae,aud TINT
versitv street. Rev. ". ~ q. Temple pas
eos. 1873 seneca street. telephone. Creen
aav unu q. m. Sunday services az n
= IN and - r.. VI. Morning addresses on
ffoFna Missions" BY Re-. -Judson bailey
snH tba pastor. Evening. The Nnchanee-
uhle Christ Male Q1artette al evening
service.
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A ua5a;ur Gunfxerxarv.

One OF the happiest wedding anniver-
saries OF the season was the one recently
celebrated by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
Brown AZ their home. 2lS JOY street. IN
honor OF the first year OF connuoial bliss
Dancing Was the order Of the evening.
At Il o'clock refreshments were served in
the handsomely decorated dining room.
Those present were: Mr.. ana Mrs. George
II. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs Kingsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. s..
Levy. Mr.. and Mrs II. WOrnsnoldt, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Koch. Miss Sadie Sickles, Miss
Della Wornsholdt. Miss Aarcella He'd
rich. Miss Fanny kingsbuFy, Miss Ger
trude Levy. Miss Mamie Myers, Miss
Ada johnson, Miss Mamie Johnson,
Miss Eugena Levy. Miss Kitty Lathrop,
Mr.. H Yandeli, Mr.. 3. Swezia, Mr. p.
Hoyt. Mr.. Il. Swezla. Mr.. ]. Compton. Mr..
r. Richards, Master W. F. Brown, Mas
ter Guy kingsbury. Master Frank Myers.
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Csernaan-Stswarf street. and siE.asl.ssl . =
RTE Rev. Joseph hepEs. rtsgsof ri : "a
1871 suaamlE avenue. Services - -
ard - y n -.
Hawer.-4-oruer East Newton aad East
.1onn sunday scsSot. ~ = =. - - >
1ng. = n. Preaching nornIi1s 49,
b. re pastor.
Gilman Park. BaiIars--Rev; ". n 5o .a :
. r. c3ass msstlng. L n E1~oFIA
League. 10 ,. n.
Norxsg .an-I1ntsh - FIN avenue a..
olive street. Rev +. ]. LGndcs ..s.@' 30
tor. residence. ae OliYe. S~kf5eS7
>. NJ. and 10 2. II.
Madison sirset--sEadlsoa street ~
sTzeTssT-tlis~d avenue Rev " 4 aS-sas,,
pastor. residence. lE-s CloYeFosse. ~
ncaosL. 80 ,. n. Dr. A9ias y ga, : n,.
peTlnssndent EpwoTsn League y. "a
Trinity n = ehurea-w :. HarriagIos o..
u. ~. pastor. Preaching Al II a. =. -
the pastor At ID funeral OF -
r. Am. No service at night- 81 Ia
oizes a. 1913 a. n. Junior Leagass ri
y M Epworth League at 80
Prayer meeting THURSDAY night Al 80
African i. 4. rhureh-ls4o Jones sLreeL:
Rev. George 4. Bailey, pastor. . :.
y q. n. and ?. 10 $3.50 49, ~ so9g
svsTg s. ss5rles.fay AZ ?. n. Holy S0tn-
rnanlon frst sunday IN eaeh noAsA-
Craes-Tnirtieth avenue south and klng
street Church class ~ 70 a m $3.50 =. -
school al 1z:ls D. m. Ep~orth League ~ =,
80 81 IA Rev j. W B0aaous Will
freaeh both morning and evening. AZ
are cordially Invited. Seats free. COCA
music.
Fgrss-Cornsr Third avenue and MARION
xareet Rey. +. 81 Randall jr-, pastor.
street. Rev. r. n Randall Jr., pastor I,
residence. g. Union street: telephone
Green 39i. Reception day, wednesday
afternoon aud evening. General class,
- 81 m Preaching AZ II a. m. sunday
school az I2.s0 .. n. intermediate League,
$50 song service. s p. m. EpNorta
League AZ Z. 50 p. IN. The pastor Will oE-
cHDg the pulpit morning and evening.
Morning subject. a BuiWArk Of Church
ana state" Evening. Liberty
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s. Mary Woodland PARK Sunday
sefaaol al q. III. Evening service at 3. IA.
West Seattle Mission Service and ser
mon every Sunday At $50 2. IN BY Rev
George HaEzeilN. rector 81 Sd Clements.
81 Paaps Chapel-Warreu avenue and
Republican street Rev. h. e. Garrett
rector sunday school } o. N. Service
by las reader AZ q. "a.
s. stephen Ballard Rev. z r Nv
land. rectcr. Services a. u a. m aad F.gS
T. ~. \ p 3 =. e. 6 - %. n. RISIe las
/ p IN. Holy Communion. FIRST SanfaV ia
sac month. - a. tn. IAtr3 sunday "a Ire
month az ~ 2. ga.
Trlnity Parish Church-C-orner Yetrhtb
atrrue aud James street FIRST Suras y
"a Advent Rev. 81 Us Nattns 5Fartaf.
rig Early celebration. -.0 a. us Sun-
dAF schoei SIS Morning uraver and
sermon af -. ENcnsaaE e. IN
81 Mark's-Fffth avenue ana OLIVIA
street krv. n. e. Garrett rector sus-
cav schoo3 9,G. Morning PRAYER ana a@r-
nson 81 e. m Subject. t~fhe Second Gem
gng - Chri&t." Condemnation class after
service NoGrg Eeople' service s. Is n =,
Esoalue prayer. 80 >. "a, Semoa On
"HcAveH."
ST. Cseln ent' -rwensy -fourfb sven..
@aata. rear NeStcr way. Rev tsoo~ra Hts--
xa4ie rector Sur8aF seh>sl IS a -
Morning. service au3 sermon az ~ a -
Eventak service ana Sermon "a ID ,'~lss,s
f.steSsrA slan af EEa hga&t Comm. rfr., ~
the avs{ SHnaAg 81 ever feaufh - ti
n- and aH Eha g. s-t S-a8ev 81 asF-,
ugoBfh a. g. ia SeEFtea every E'ftaav
a. 81 ? "a
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n...hxterian Churches.

-, zfsSsson-Tn Wards hall, George
sea- Sestn. Seattle. Preaching az p m
&c. cbsTrch-Rev. George e Whit
za~-a. -. %. pastor. Serves az ; ana
20 TnloH Sunday school az II a. N
1..fy,.~v-S4rvices today az u a. m and
& = e. sunday school a. I'D PRAYER
,.sse.sfrg THURSDAY al p. m Rev Donald
pos. rast0r. residence. ii Market street
u-esss-sevensh avenue ami Olive street.
~ WslI3ana Davis. pastor. Services a.
Sea n ard 30 o. m sunday school a.
% RI. Class meeting wednesday a. 30
?. N.
second. North Seattle - Third avenue
yrrfh ar1 Harrison street Rev. ". A.
"a Tor uastor Services at II a. N.
snd 10 p. n. By the pastor. Morning
srIgfert. Love Divine and Love Human. :
rss-enEn9. Come" Y. +. 3. 9. K az go
% ~. MIdweek meeting Thursday al Z: 80
?. N.
First northumberland Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. A J.. Hutcnl-
son. y. D. pastor. residence, 1913 Marion
street In the morning the last n the
special series will be gtveFs topic. pint an q
Growth OF Preebyferlanism IN America
In me evening the subject will be. "A Low
ing Call" Sunday school, i2s3e, l. Z. .
& E. els.
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PEBBLES. s. a Henry. @. H yan Houga1-
Ton and Ed Gaust. members Of the oregon
Road Club. were in the city last Friday
George b. Kitiinger left last week for
the Boundary creek mines, stevens
county.
Capt. Harry Taylor ana John Savage.
rsturned Wednesday from their trip 20
Mrs. W. R Booth and Mrs, Charles
Iaaery. OF SnohomisA. visited friends in
Seattle last week.
Mrs, Charles wetheroee and family. OF
Maple Valley. were at the DIller last week
en- route 10 Honolulu.
Mr.. Harris. a wealthy retired merchant
% san Francisco, Is visiting his dauga-
ter. Mrs. Gus Brown.
Herman Dock. q Philadelphia capital
ist. VINO was IN the city several days last
week, returned Tuesday.
Mrs Shinn. Of California. IS visiting her
son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Lon
Shinn, OF Madison street.
Miss Agnes Myers ard Mrs. D. A.
Gardner, of Everett, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Roth, OF this city.
Miss Muldoon and Mrs. H. s. Leigh, OF
Dubuque. Iowa are visiting their sister,
Mrs. X. H Gage. in this city.
Mrs c. J. Eeifner is back from a visit
- Snens ndoah. Iowa, where she has been
visiting friends for 4 year past.
Rev. Sample. Of Auburn, and his grand
son. visited DR.. Hamilton. OF the Uni
versity Of Washington. Friday.
Mrs. Lawrence s. Booth entertained the
L. II. 7. Club at cards Friday afternoon.
st her home. 6ls Union street.
Miss Graham. who has been visiting IN
Juneau Alaska. since July. returned TO
Seattle on the Wllapa Friday.
Grant Calhoun returned home last week
from 8 six months term at Cooper >
Medical Institute. San Francisco.
Mrs. E. 5. Ferry. OF Westminster. o.,
is a guest or her sister. Mrs. e. ". Ander-
son. OF Green Lake, for the holidays.
Miss Helen Merkley is visiting her sis
ters. Mrs. j. ". Gum and Mrs. T.. s.
MaeCready. OF Snohomish for 4 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Alger OF Buffalo.
y Y, are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr., and Mrs. +. II. Lewis, OF Queen Anne
HILL
Ernest wurteie and sister. Mrs Con-
verse. expect shortly to leave for Cali
fornia. Mr.. Wurtele is going IN search
OF health.
Mrs. D. NJ Stone and Mrs. ]. NJ. Phil
lips, OF Black Diamond. were guests at
the Hotel plller last week for three or
four days.
W. X. Ballard returned last week from
San Francisco, TO which city he had ac-
companied the remains OF his old friend.
Capt. j. A. Hatfield.
Mrs. Stephen Carkeek, who has been
Visiting her daughter, Mrs MAYNARD, at
Victoria. for the past month, returned TO
her home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Wheeler. who
were recently married at Olympia were
at the Butler last week. Mrs. Wheeler
was formerly Miss Jones, OF this city.
Dr. and Mrs. j. B. Laughray and son
Herbert, of Fort Steilacoom. were guests
OF Mrs. LaughTay's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Parkinson, OF 2l2o Denny way,
several days hast week.
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Continued from Page 70.

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righ. FOR Rassland. 2. &. where he VIII
remain Tor some time.
ey-aera win b. q couundrun social az the
residence OF Mrs. p W. Grover, on VII
bert. near Fourth avenue. for worthy
object In connection with s. Stephen 5
Episcopal church. next Thursday evening.
The public are cordially invited 20 at
tend
Mr. and Mrs. william II. Bailey left on
Monday for Hunter. y. D., where the
formers father Is very sick
The regular conv0cauon OF Occidental
Lodge. No y. r. and A NJ. was held on
Wednesday night in Manney's hall. The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year: DR.. a VI critz. w NJ; Joan
Johnson. 8 W; Perry A Bates, J. W.:
F. ". De Moss. treasurer; William K.
Calderwood. secretary After the election
there was work IN the Tnird degree
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs John Fl. NcGraw Is II the city
visiting friends.
Frank Gocdhue was IN Everett the early
part % last week.
Lester Turner left for Portland Friday
or business affairs.
sfrs Il. r. elise wifi spend Tits week
WITH Tacoua friends.
Mss Potter. OF Everett visited friends
n tais city last week
Frank 3 Cole OF Tacoma. was in the
CITY part OF last week.
Dr.. J +. Crlchton IS slowly recovering
from his resent Illness
NJ " J Leave0worth returned from
san Francisco on saturday
Herbert Conner. o. Il Conner. vas in
ere ctfy several days lsy- week
M~s =. : Never left last week FOR s.
lelr Or. ca a WISH - her parents
Miss AEcEache-u. - Olvmpfa. visits.
ser parents Ia thts citv last sunday
Csief Justice Hove was lu the cltv sew
er4l days last seek troa Olyup.s
Co Henry Ta.}es. - Port Tounse-t.
vas Ia Seattle several days last week.
CSov- N@G~aw and Era~-us Rrsinera
returned FRIDAY from a "trip 10 OLYMPIA
rious!y IL f1r tae past wseE. is iupgov-
Harry Ezau. lsasloz y3enr society
wan % TAcclsaa, vas IA 1hs CHS lasg Men
Af~ ara 1grs. Victor a uaan rava -
termed iron v-slc ,o Eastern Washing
ter
z. A. Spence. q perve-. CO.. Il a
EEeTt e Leonard Andersen. az Green
LAKE.
Ms wEaaa Walker q Port Gans,s.
vas ne guest q SEATTLE friends las;
~eeE
NJ sad Ms. ChsF,ss Better. % Po~c
Townsend we're guess az 1ae Bas.sr last
week
NJ. ard Ms. : Ausrl-. C. vvhasco-n.
we're a. taa Hotel Batter pa~t % ass
wsz&
NJ. ard &-s 2. p Eart are sack from
~ extended y1ssI - k&ases Aa4 Ms
saGgl.
L. o. n4-ear II : Ezas NJ T.
Stale g. - Efarsoa r ~ 0esEs 81
S--sss4ss l-&E.Gs - l~l---.S. - =.
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Lutheran Churche..

German ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mission.
"a uFsarss hall below SHeeney's brewery.
Services a. go every other Sunday
%ergseg an Danlsh-Fourth avenue ana
Tsiae street. :. Il. Toilefson. pastor. study
"a basement Services ~ II a. ID. ana
,. m
German Iutheran--Serylces In han. cor
ner Main street and Miuor avenue. ser
vices every second and fourth sunday Ok
the month. a. 5.s5 2. IA. ny the Kew. W..
II. Behreus. pastor.
Holy Trinity. EnEIish-Corner Seventh
avenue and Union street Rev. James r /.
Bcstes. pastor. residences. 9o4 Pike street.
Services ST 1T a. m. and 100 =. u. SUNDAY
school Al II - p. IA.
German South Seattle Mission-In han
near poxtoff1ee. Sunday services every
second and third Sunday OF the month az
: D. IA sunday scaoOi every sunday az :
p m. Pastors, f.. knappe. loo HoWeA
street: " IL. kartz. i09e Howell street
German Evangelical. Lutheran lions
sunday school. 80 m sunday services
AZ 1870 a. ~. and 80 3. n Bi0eistunde'
Tn and Iugendverein. so. Thursday eF-
eninG Choir practice. Tuesday, 40 =. m
German Evangelical. Lutheran. 81.
Johns Congregation 49, Sunday services.
corner Market and Main. ia Rainier
HeIghts Baptist church, every nrst and
third SUNDAY Of the month at >. m sun
aay school every Sunday al y. m. Gale
dron's singing practice every Friday a.
7Ei y. m.
swedish EvangelicaI-Thlrd avenue. near
Pike Rev. Martin l.. Larson. pastor resi-
denee. 14zi Fifth avenue ON sunday. ser
school Il n. and Bible class or prayer
meeting at .. IN. on Thursday. services
nfsp N. Tire Cent Society meet AZ p. m.
the hrst and third Tuesdays Of the month.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The public IS hereby warned not 70 pay
any money 20 parties representing 10 pc
agents OF the Seattle Post-Intell gencer.
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Daily. Sunday and Weekly Post-lnteAl-
gencer. City collectors: J.. A. Cath1srt'
r. T. Hawley. w. W. Ewing and WIN.
Pfaffx
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Mr,bosi,t Protestant Churches.

Yes.er Junction Chureh-Preaching on
Sunday az II a. n.
DuKanisn ChsEreh-Daniei Bagley, pas
tor Sunday school, al 10 a IT. Preaching
al 10 o. 10.
First-Plne street and Third avenue.
Preaching at n a. IN and 30 ?. m cy
Rev Wilford VI Kellogg. residence Fourth
and Olive. Sunday services II a. m ana
80 p. N. Class meeting at 10 a. M sun
day school, i2:z0 p. N. Y. Z. 5 Z. r.. az
e.l5 p. N. Prayer meeting THURSDAY 80 p
n Monthly meeting the FIRST THURSDAY OF
each month. a. SEQ p. n.
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New Club at Dunlap.

Twenty residents OF Dunlap met las:
week and organized the Rainier PastiTne
Club, which will be the means OF provid-
ing amusements during the long winter
months to come. Miss Schertzer was
elected president. Ed Cowan. vice presl-
dent: Miss Clifford. secretary. and Frank
Schertzer. treasurer. The club will meet
once week and alternate between whist,
dancing and literary exercises. In the
near future private theatricals will be
given.
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Ths Smith & Barnes piano sfyle n. Is
cne 81 the most beautiful Instruments
nsa3e. IL IS in the homes e. number IF
car bcss families IL "a so,d az q price
wi'hla taa vegeh pt All ans or easy terms
u yea are looking for = piano give tha
Sr7ith & Barnes a thorough examination.
= w.0 please yoa. Tary are ss5d ~ Saer-
nam. CLAY & 20. the weu known music
aoa3ers % 155 Secoad avenuc.
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Tree MethesIIst Churches.

Ross-E. L. Smith. pastor. Sunday
school 10 a N. Preaching. II a. N. Class
meeting y m. Young Peoples meeting,
.. m. Prayer meeting, 80 ?. m. Preach.
ing. D. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday.
p. m.
F1rst-Pine street. between Ninth and
Terry avenues. Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school. gao a
m: preaching at II a. m. and 30 ?. m;
prayer meeting Wednesday ~ I'D y. m
Class meeting following morning sermon
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Der Z alsw 90 C>eos tgetn- ~Nf-F o,-..-..,
soata ant Waaa.Egto1 z-reer Res = n
fs~eteas& ne. psstor. te3n hass a -,
tga mas. 3ss-& 81 N. koae35crcs. +. Is
Z. H.
skere3 Hears lxtA avr-ns s-.s ~,
> reet Cce&sCtst &N the Rrfers ..ts.-s..e
Esv FusFph a. haB-z g. So IL ESQ.,
isssv Hfses " - ssrusoe. q. ~ f.ra -.sss
wsa nEETeea. % 81 a Sss~ztar 1891
~ ns- FesssorA arrEuaa aaz 1sa-.r-
Eaan. 81 b. ~
Chu~-h - re Tr,rsa-e-s 7-r,,, mae
ar1 Mas saa atgs@t- Aet. &4esar oarrs--s
fsgs-aFs HaF. A EFlFf a~4 Rev ! No.
sssss, Assss ,ss=k tfae. aetal hF t.@ F
N.>s EasN asAasts as a. Ea asss SIS 4 T.
f8Ga HslNss sc "a 3D. a. uA Saasev 4. N7--t
. - = - sss& cfer-lsg service a. 80
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Births. Marriages. Deaths.

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notices Under these headings. the same
should be left at the business office OF
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notices.
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xa-kos % work" evening. Tee ~o.saer
- - ffsa- Faf@n Bible school 1--l5
= =. YounE Peoples meeting. so p N
a. cordially invited
S-astsh-EsgAth avenue ard Bel street:
~ susawew SEartz. D2s1ors Fsssi1eaes. -
rsx.s~ street. Services a. 1es31 a. z @h1
- @s1rsaw ScA0oa noon. fo4L2
pg,-sess r,eeeIng. ?. n. Tnarss-aZ pr1ysr
,..esAs-s-s- 81 n Saturday, Young Feog4e
ryasasErx AZ .. z.
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Christian Church,

Fgrst-seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. ". Smith. pas
tor: residence. sls Fifth avenue north.
Services at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. sun
day school. g.45 Y. = 5. G. E. els p.
m. Morning subject "A Saying of Jesus
Not Found In the Gospel" Evening The
Last Call" Prayer meeting Thursday ey-
ening.'
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First Spiritual Society.

First Spiritual Society meets every sun
day az Rislto, on Madison street between
FIRST ard Second avenues Children l,--
ceum meets az n q. IA. Judge Lewis
Williams viii deliver his third sermon n
"a course or lectures for the society The
sahiect FOR today VIII be. Possibilities
Through Spiritual Aid"
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Ravenna Park-Rev. L. D. Beck. pastor.
Services a. II a. II. and D. n Sunday
schoO.. 10 a. m.
Third Cumberland Presbyterian-Correr
Of TWenty-second avenue and East Cherry
street Rev. r. +. Powell. pastor; resi-
cence. 10l Twenty-second avenue Sunday
school al 12;9 Junior Endeavor al $40
p. u. i. Z. 5. G. r. at $50 .. N.
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Eu-s for ChrfstmNs.

Nothing pleases lady more than a
handsome fur garment. Such a gift COM
bines sentiment and usefulness In a man
ner that cannot fall 10 be satisfactory
The place 10 secure furs is the popular
and reliable fur house OF K. PetkovitZ,
Marion street, between First and Second
avenues. In this establishment only the
most reliable qualities OF rurs are carried.
speciality is made OF making fur gar
ments 20 order. A perfect fit is guaran-
teed in every respect. Fur goods Of every
description are now being sold by Petko-
vitz at very special prices orders by
telephone given prompt attention. Tele-
phone Black s54.
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Mount Carmel Misson-Corner Third
and Madison Meeting every evening az
D. m Sunday morning at II O'clock
Friday Divine healing at p. m. Con
Johnson. superintendent. Christian Alil-
aBce meets every Sunday At S p. IN. ana
Thursday az p. N. In same hall
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wsca wFttlrg - any % yoar Eastern
seseeds about eer.aE % chts Western
eagafrr. 1aa't fcrEes 30 ree1rTrlena tre-.
20 Csc tas NoTtle~a Faclac Ire. a. .here-
eF la9y 49, So the 5est service and en-
seq thes= t-ia Wee Y1a Save rrses ?.
yeG-sels ard Eaow IL = a. riga
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Russell hall. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday at II a. m
and Thursday a. els ?. m. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week.