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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-15
CHURCH WORK AND WORKERS.

Special meetings are IN progress a. the
south Park NJ 2 church. IN charge or
the pastor. Rev. A. :. Gregg
AIRS. r A Churchill. Miss Tester ard
Mrs. James L. schulz srs among The new
additions 70 the Plymouth Congregational
choir
Rev. Hugh W. Gnchrist Is addressing
the rnens meeting at the I. NJ c. A.
rooms every Sunday afternoon this month
g. 4 O'Clock.
An Epworth League rally vii De held
a. the South Seattle NJ z. church next
sunday night. Addresses viii be made by
weal-knowa lsaggs workers and 1elegs-
tons are expected from the various
Leagues u the city.
The annual coutss. OF the intercollegiate
Crstor1oal Association OF the colleges OK
Washington Will be held Ia the First 81 K.
church Friday evening, February -. az
g.ss. Representatives OF the leading COL
ieSss OF the state viii compete for henors
and medals. Good music viii also De pro-
yided. An admission fee Of = cents viii
De charged 10 oe1rzy sxpsnsss-
Services al Plymouth church this week
are 2s follows: Thursday. general church
prayer nesting at 80 topic. The Prov
dsaCe Of God, the Freedom OF Man" Fri
day. Ladies Ala Sooiefy. at tas church.
o'claek ?. m, juniors at s:s5; topic,
Our Little Worries. What Are They
How Can We Get Rid of Them Yoang
V0rnsns League business meeting at
adss Giliettes. 21oe Fifth avenue. at s.
The Y. p. (. C Z. OF the Edgewater
Ccngrsg AtfoZal church, he'd a business
and social meeting Of members st the
rss.asnce OF Miss Brooks, IN Fremont,
session. devoted 70 local matters, a social
ams followed. including a musical pro-
grannnss and a luncheon. The participant -
In the musical programme were: AiSs
Graham. Miss Lille Aguster and Mr.. ET-
nest DOWns0
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The FlacDougall
& SOuthwick Co,
III, 10, 72I, 723 First Avenue.
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
Specials for Today.

Our Monday special uaoacy-Ssviuw
sales are he'ooFning aese-~e61y popular,
Here ars few items fer today enly.
thai VII interest yon.
Swiss Shell Hair Ornaments. large
TSTteSy q styles. aaa 50 Ike th- real
shell tat is - sauest impossible 20 tel
the differences. AtenAav an.v. 1Ac. rsgas-
lar price SC.
Sosid Back Genuira Brisge HAIR
EEusH. Monday oa1y. sc. regular prise
Coararsy's ans Flasad's Fine Tn
Ssftsd Ioslet se4ps Monday e11y. 80,
regular prize Sc cake
Luosu's Best Qua3ity Perfumes. in
bulk. Monday oEsly &C %. regular price
&C on.
Ia Bale Perfumes. n buGk. Monday
only &c %. regular tac ana ssc or
LADIES' AT Linen Hand Embroidered
Hanakerchiets. Monday only 1sc. rsgu-
lar Sc
Ladies All Liren Hard Emhrsaderef
Initial HandkeTch.efs. Monday only fec.
regular 1Sc-
Chndrsn's All Wool Hose. Monday
only lzs~c. regular priae SC pair.
Chldreu,s All Woo Eose. Monday
Only Is, regular prhce Ssc.
Chtl1TenS AL Woo Fine Cas- hTrsFe
Hose, Monday Only So. regular price
Infants All Wool Hose. Monday only
&c. regular price lxi1c.
ChEdren's White Aevino Vests or
Pants. Monday I'D. regular price Sc
each.
Ladies Camei's Hair Vests or Pants.
Monday &c. reg uiar price Sis each.
Ladies Sanitary Natural Woo Pants
oHiy. Monday, &C. regular pTkce 10
each.
Ladies' White Nsrino Pants only,
Monday. DC. regular price 5oe each.
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I:.l|gP[||'
LODGE VOTES.
View. of the ToIiers In Masonic
Quarrfex.

v-sshs-zfo- Charter Rose Crosx. No. :.
A x. VII hold an adjourned assem-
hfv A. aFaSonte temple tomorrow evening
81 8 osesocS. ara vii confer IN faA form
IRE Seventeenth degree.
The heaulf1al ard Impressive degrees OF
the orssr o. the Eastern Star win - con-
<erres ~ Lorraine Chapter. No. & We'd
uessav. February i. A. ~. Alexander.
worthy rnatron. VreSl11ng. Xas EsA VIII
t,s ssstssaEy decorated for TIE occasion.
A large gathering - exp@cte4-
Tonse Lcsge, No. So A 2. and A. M.. viii
hold q regaaIaE communication Fri&ay.
February Is when the Entered Apprentice
ssseres VIII ae coEferrea-
The lodge OF sorrow mentioned In last
No-Sayss Intelligence is Intended
for az Master sasous and their wives 10
tarttctpafe in. and not friea3S. as reported.
X viii - a xzfQue affair.
Seattle Chapter. No. Z Royal Arch Ma
sonS. vii n al probability confer tne Past
Masters degree Saturday. February -.
An important eonciave Of Seattle Com
rrandsyy. No. 2 Knights Templar. VIII
take place February 8 All Sir Knights
viii Re summoned 70 Dc present
John II. Condoa IS sick az the Seattle
Genaral hospital Tyler Knight requests
that az his Masonic brethren viii take due
notice. ana govern themselves accordingly.
The ladies auxiliary o. the Eastern Star
is doing a grand work. and is meeting with
fsraisswoTthy success
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HELP FOR INDIA
Nal. Parker. of the Salvation Army,
Calls for Aid.


Yes" said Aat. Parker. Of the Saliva
ton Army. yesterday TO a reporter. 1T Is
true that we are going TO send something
IL the way OF q contribution Some per-
sons Il this city who are interested II
helping the famins-striske1 people Of L.
dia have requested IS TO let the public
know that we win receive contributions
for this fund. The present commander %
the Salvation Army In the United States
who viii visit Seattle the latter part OF
March. has been specially connected with
the work Ia India. and few men In this
country are so Wei acquainted with the
situation there as he Is Did you see what
a recsnt issue OF the New York Sunday
Sun had TO say about himf II said
Few persons IL this country are bet
ter Informed about the starving millions
OF india than Frederic Booth-7ncker,
commander OF the Salvation Army. Com
manGer Booth-TS8cker was born ia India
ard has spent most OF his life there. He
has studied the people. not only from an
Official point 81 view. bat also from that
OF the native. lie has looked st tina stu
alton through English eyes. through East
Indian eyes, and through American eyes
SO that very nttis has escaped him
The fact Ia continued Mai Parker
that the commander has lived and worked
among tire poorest and most forioTn Of
these gentle and patient people, who are
row dying by Thousands through the
plague and famine. He has eaten the
same sood slept under the trees, and
shared their poverty. he says: There
are districts. and thoss some OF the fair
est. whsre hunger is never absent. Cholera
averages so. 90 deaths IN 81 ordinary year
starvation claims st least 10000, II is ina
possible e exsgEeyats The horrors OF these
samfues. The homes are broken up, the
bullccks aie, the fields are sold or mort
gagged for q mere song. and thar the poor
creatures flock IN thousands 20 the various
centers. where they hear that relief works
are being established and food being dis
trfaated ~ the government
Nor e he alone in such s visw. Sir
william Hunter. the greatest diving All
thority ON Icdtan statistics. calculates thsrt
sron 81. olo. so 70 A. Go Geo persons there
never loss the sensation OF hunger ard
never know the feeling O. tan stomach
except 81 ths mango season. which only
lasts 8 few weeks. Remember thts Is II
prosperous times When famine ovsr-skes
thu people - IS scarcely possible 70 imagine
their sasTertnEs.
The Salvation Army baz 81 present ia
rr6ta ahost 80 officers. no With TIE same
self-Sacrin1s ans devotion "a ss manifest
n this city are giving their energies 20 the
holring OF these starving thousands. Be-
SIDES those orScers there are THOUSANDS q
soldiers 70 heroio&lly assist IN ths WORK
o. ra8eE The commander has called for
help for india AIRY persons who nay &C.
sire - sara hep car forward it 20 ma
Mai Pnrker's address IS; ). -. Parker
ss7 B1srk. building. Seattle. Any amounts
reserved - aim wtn - acknowledged
through the Post-Ints1.ss1cer.
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FoREsTTRs or AMERICA.
Business Disposed OF and Decks
Cleared for a social Time


Court Enterprise No. :. after a short
business meeting last Thursday evening.
IVES thrown op.n 20 the meuharz their
wives ara wvvsethe carts and for several
hours the finest kind OF tine was en-
foyea ~ dancing and Instrumental and
vocal Music MuGh % "a. success %
ths entertainment vas cue 30 the efforts
% The courts social COMMITTEES. Nsssrs
Refer. Norrfugtca and Granger. TIE
music for the occasion was furnished by
rros LANCER. g member az TIE court
ably assisted 81 hts accomplished 6sugh-
ter. Mss LANCER. .. Z Fin and others.
The soucw irtg short programme was rem
ssrsd: Solo. /. n Roberts. Instrumental
Duet. Prot ara NIsS Larger; sxfo. Lean
Ser Butt. J. " Roberts Aa5 Arthur Butt.
vsoua solo. Prot Langvr. solo. DR.. T. c.
Neville. rscitRsions. the Misses Roper
TIE room was then cleared and dancinx
kept gp untu 3 lats hear y was ths
wish 81 al that th@sA social sessions
sscrlS bs kept % from tire 80 tire. a.
they assist greatly n bringing out a
crowd ana attract attention toward the
c~Ser
Court Excelsior Re. II he'd It's usual
rzs@tlrE last Friday svsrfuE az Fo-extsrs'
ball So Ytrss awsnm.. WITH cAts- Ranger
o. p swanson IN re ssa.r szs a large
attanaase@ os wtsstsrs sna I members
~. IA So--tnrtoz was iattintss rvsr~ser
= 80 Court % Ccu-ta. Interesting Ho0r
w0-k wRs p~sesteet. Brothers Dorf-4@r.
Wssbsr. Kie<sr ans EorrtrEtoz taking &c
agttvs pArs - tzs team ws~k The CON
raffges CT ths la6!ss social. % - held
February - reported progress. ara tGsrs
Is every Indication Rat = real ols-&a~h-
tened god tine WI - bad or thst ev-
esltsE EveTy zsnsz- Should - Pres
cot az Sc next rsstlnx % make final
sxTar xsrreyss.
Qusez CITY Circle No. -. Companions
- ne Fo~esters q Arusrtcz he3a q rswx-
try meeting at t-s kAA f@5s Fg~xt avenue
Wednesday @Taa1nZ. C-1tas Companion
Casrk@s y. Ta~@t presiding Several ap-
r3cst12as sor Esx as-ss.r were reas5vsd
s-1 s1s%6 wpon- Tae eor rnitsaz OF -.
ball sEG ea<sres&Eu@-t % - given s1sIs
exszszlx 81 fsa2As hal rvpcrss1 nat ths
Sna4 As~.r s~ns.ts ss~s ss~. composites
AID tSat . c~swEe5 ks- was ASSURED
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CERyIs ALCKs.
The EIks of Port Townsend Prepsr-
ing for Thefr Annual Session.

The Flks OF Port Townsend ara in the
midst OF preparation for their annual
ladies' social session. which - TO take
place Friday. February q, and X is ex-
pe-ted 20 surpsss even their famous SEES
sion Of year ago. from which 81 social
events In ths down Sound city havs since
dated
Perhaps no other organization in the
state 10 90 noted. not only for che general
brriiancv az It's entertainments, but also
for the numerous ingenious iieas and
unique contrivances THAI are worked In
20 add 70 the pleasure OF the occasion.
beginning with the issuance Of invitations
and carried through the fnA strains Of
the last dance on the programme, the
whole affair ahoun6s In quaint notions and
pleasing innovations.
Invitations for the coming session have
.u<t been received in iris city. The ODD
and mandatory form IS as follows:
CERvUs AICES.
Second annual ladies' session. Port
Townsend Lodge. No. 81. Benevolent and
Protesttve order OF EIks.
In ne Matter q fhe Application Of ths
Tins. Subpoena Duees Teovm.
To ---: Port Townsend Lodge,
No. si7. Greeting: You are hereby sub
titiea court At Red Meas hall ia the city
II P0r: Townsend. Jefferson county.
Wash. on Friday. the 18th day Of Feb
rlary. A. y. 1897. az $50 o'clock p. m. Of
said day and 20 bring with you your
wife. mother, sweetheart sisters and
daughters and 20 show cause. II any you
have. why you and they should not par
ticlpate IL the applica ton 10 be then
made for enjoyment eGd 70 be . party 10
the orders made upon said eppiicatiou.
Hereof fan not Under the penalty of the
law. ana have yeu rhsn and there this
writ
yr34-a~r re hard e-H ~naF 70 Po-s
Townsend Lodge No I'll =. p .. Z.
the nth Gay OF February, A. n 1897
THE COMMITTEE
fSeai1 Brothers Norris + Sachs.
lincoln Brooks.
Walter Bowen.
The subpoena Is hrzefed n proper legal
form and made returHab!e February e.
r is said that the preparations "a fhs
way OF decorations. refresh nsnts and
music are even more elaborate than IN
me past The First Regiment orchestra
has bean engaged.
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efywnsr@ arer1e IS. n osr r-tsc~T eu-
So sArfizs oar hospitals. Cur E9csz. mgz L
seems hare. sometimes 20 rraansasr shat
optlanisn has proved Is ease Bat tne
Cfrissian nust es a. optsansss. bessswang.
ss ne does, f. she r~acrt~essilfy Of c1s
s1c TIE rsrtscsiblfty % His cork. Ard
90 thss@ grounds. FIRST. that perfection
nss been achieved n re gn4ivf2azl C1rsst.
with whoEr az the Incarnation of Fzfz ese~-
Tia3 purpose. God declares He Il vel
PLEASED. sseonfIy. tazs Cod has promised
Christ Is 70 b@ the frzx born among mary
brethren. who sAan reproduce the fsea OF
God 10 beautiful ard orderly woria. TIA
Christianity wcrEs for TWO xrsat endx. ire
glo-f1caslgn Of ire individual sne tsa re-
Gssnpsfon OF s1eIety 20 God
'Tne Book az t1@ Revelation procissrnH
re second of these ends as rsattzasfa
When men were vsxe1 ard dixturb~s 1y
ths passing away Of tAs old ysxasn pol!ty.
WITH It's temple and sacrifices. e.. john
wrote 10 the churches az Asa Minor thar
thers was nothing 20 fear They wers w.t.
Messing tns struggle between the dragon.
ne Wild beast and tire false prophet on
ne one hand, and God, the Lamb. and the
Holy Spirit on the other. and the result
OF This con1ict would be that ths city OF
God Should come down out sf heaven 70
THIS earth Ike the bride OF me Lamb 50
taAf Coo might dwell among men arc men
mlzht i've n marriage union with God.
TIE vision OF this rev creation e given
as Ia tae LAST two chapters OF tae book
ana exhibits 70 Us: First, The n4w heaven
and earth: second. the nsw city; third.
the new paradise The dawninz OF the
new heaven and earth - described 10 Us
In three heavenly utterancss. 90 which
the central one. Behold. I make az things
rev. contains the whole.
''on either size OF this are the utter
ancss describing The elements % The
heavenly life, and the uttsrRnce describing
the results 20 those who accept and
those who reject 81 The characteristics
OF the heavenly life are ssvsa-fold "a fol-
lows: First the tabernacle OF God is with
men. second, God dweIls with men-not
only the tabernacle. bat the Shekfnah Is
ours; third. they shall ss Eis peoplss-ssch
people with its own special gift, bring
iEg It's glory into the church 81 God:
fourth Go6 shall BE their God-as God
possesses them SO they reciprooAliy pos
ssSs Him: fifth, when tears come they are
wipes away, transformed 20 Orient p.ari.'
sixth. death Is nc mere. because change Is
10 more asedei-death has done Ia work
and dies: seventh. mourning. wailins aud
pain pass away"
On each of these points the preacher
dwslt briefly. and rhen proceeded 90 de-
scribe the results Of The manifestation OF
the new creation 20 man
The next address Of this series viii he
given next sunday evening upon The New
CITY"
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rnrsBYTERIAN ENDEAvoREHs.
Great faterest Being Manifested In
Next Months Meeffu9

throughout the length aud breadth OF
tas Puget Sound Presbytery. from North
fssims 20 thu Coast and from New
Enatcom 70 Puyaliup. the societies Of
"a Presbyterian church are showing un-
sasl Interest In the convention 10 be held
: he First Presbyterian church. Seattle.
ssfea snd E. A number are coming az
~zls sacrifice. bat they are confident OF
~ !axpiriting gathering. Any OF the so
sis'les tbst have not as yet elected dele
Fsies should DO 80 az once. and pay the
szG fare o. the delegate from the So
as,Y treasury rather than he unrepra-
seziet The Seattle Endeavorers viii FUR
~ entertainment u names are sent 20
KS Laura Hamlin. % the First Pres
sy'erlsn church. or 20 Miss Emma Brown.
q tAs Second Presbyterian church.
TIE singing viii bs a special feature Of
'as convention. The convention song
lsAfsis q the united society win &c used
ervaEAoat ths sessions. r. n. Pritch-
a. q Fuyaliup. viii lead the singing In
- aarry way. Prot. Geddes. % Seattle.
arranging chorus OF voices, which
- add much - the effectiveness OF the
saxsaE
9as pastors are taking unusual interest
: as gathering ana viii he OF great help
y ns open discussions This is natural.
mastering ire hslp tire young people are
p fneFn IN tasfr churches. The pastors
- lead several CO khs devotional ser
YEA
= connection with san Francisco.
tee California Grange badge VII he
sas5loeied a. the convention: also the
asssi Leaflets exploiting this great tn
AsnafieaAl convention
8ss Seattle E,Ydeavorers are soon %
ss's Smother rally In the First Fres1y-
- church. ire second % three weich
gfsnsTs for tie March gathering
~ week fslu Programmes q Ire con-
l0a VII - printed. ana the ofHcisi
sFa@an1~ tn goc3 Presbyterian blue.
tae1 - ssnt throughout che preshy-
81 Delegates will come 20 get inspfrs
aHa - back % their societies 80 tell
= gcoa things heard Ana 20 put in
setee re rev knowledge secured.
- Etscav esd saved 20 Serve" VIII
sAss EnsesvorsF s greater Ae,p
%st'r az churcs ans - 20 ths Mss
kraveT is he,ng offered IN the So
~s4m cnGE5aea Els. ~ar ISIS s~sr.-s vt rsssr,
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nrrreN of Eonor.

AaulIa Lodge. No. g. had a social SEES
sion at CoEias' hall Friday evening, which
was heartily enjoyed by eli those attend
lur. and there was q goodiy uuEbsr. The
hall was tAstssully decorated. and darciag
was kept np untn skost midnight, when
dainty refreshments were served.
A4uils so5ge bed its regular session
Thursday evening The iosrs vas hoa-
ored with visit from AIRS. Price, OF Port
BlakaIey Mrs. Guernsey and Mrs.
Dunkan-
Royal Arch Lodge. No. 4. OF Duwanlsh,
IS steadily irssressing IN membership ard
.nt@rest Grand RecorSeT Ada Bailey vls-
TIED tbs lodge Friday evening ara gave q
bvssS ADDRESS % encouragement
Rainier Lodge, No. :. bed q basket So
clal ln the psacs Of the last regular ke7s1-
cess session
Seattle Lodge. No. &c. 4 O. Z. ". is
STEADILY trssree STAG 81 mem bershtp. four
rn@zlba-s being Initiated az ths asst meet
ing snc eight applications being received
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.
In Honor of Bfshsp AII~n and Hon.
Frederick Dowglnss

an Unusually large aGais1cs ret 81 the
Jones' Street. African n r. church. 20 Join
Il the services thai were he'd n memory
~ ~. Pew. Bishop Risnz-@ Allen. fouz1er
aE3 first Bishop Of THE Afrfcaa II Z.
church. ard of EoA Fr~1sTtsk A Doug
lass. ere great anti-slswsry sgitster sn&
orator. TIE preliminary services we're
coa1ucfs1 by Rev. George a Bailey. pas
tor, assisted ~ Rev M HsrzzAeAd-
Mr. Baiisy delivered q st-nng and inter
sstsrg address On the afs aB6 character q
Bishop Ailsr- sir. c. RfGeoGt acted 50
master ot cerenorles Cor ths Dogg lassCTvo
anc also delivered an address. He vas
followed by Afr. George GroSe. Ar. John
GsytSn. Mr. Milton Roy and Hon. Judge
9. 3. Balsey also took part n the pro-
gran1se. which was very Interesting. The
choir conducted Try Mrs. Cayton. gave
evf6suce OF faithful practtcs ~ their very
excellent singing. Altogether II vas sr in
str1cftys ard eresitabss service. every
one performed his part wei, and the aasza-
encs was wen pleased.
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Home Camp. 80. IS. met r. regular sea-
SION GA afan6Ay evening, February s, Cen
ri Conuan5sr p +. 6he&rsr prssl5tuz.
IN spite OF TIE wtn6 ard weather. ths lat-
te~ ssgag % c@caGstlv asoisi variety. TIE
stae1aAscs was TsrT fair Cons3csranse
rcgsiEs business vas traasact@a AID are
nrast~xsson reserved ard referred % com
rnfsfse Oxa carcidats wss Initiates tato
tse mysteries Of Woc6eraft, Ira Prossc-
fson ssxrss being conferred 10 . vs-y a5.e
rnzn-sr. rsT~cfinS great credit or he HgS
oErserx. TIE ar.Slk1sd ProtsctAoa eegess
wfli % conferred On several candidates
tbs evening Tbs rsw paFapnsrz2lsA has
besn reselve6 az4 vii - USED or tsas O.
castor. II vii aosaastssx asa greatly 20 ths
effect e the e9rsEaozisz- Members q ne
ea-rv, are urgea 70 sI-s ozt II force, ara
rasushx~s OF other csr-Ys s.e al visiting
" seSaraen are eor61ally taTited % bs pres
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EVERETT SOCIETIES.
Caiedonfsn society and sons of Tenn
uerau~r Elect Ofleers-

The Sons Of Temperance held meet
ing in the class room Of TIE Methodist
Episcopal church. with g0odly number
present. The following officers were elect
ed for the remainder o! the quarter:
Worthy patriarch A. W. Goithorpe:
worthy associate. John Hindun; recording
scribe John Wainwright. financial scribe.
II. J. JouTgeson; treasurer. William J.
Powell chaplain. Miss :. &. Randall.
conductor. Miss sara Champion: assist
ant conductor. sara Peden. inside senti-
nei. r. @. Goithorpe. outside sentinel. IL.
Powell.
The Caledonia Society elected the fol-
lowing officers AZ the annual meeting last
evening: President. Alex. keays vice
president y. B. McCshie, secretary. Colin
Campbeii; treasurer, a. J. Westiand:
trustees. A. II. Sterrett. Dr. McIlham.
John Whyte: auditors. w. c. Fowler. y.
A. Macdonald. James Logic. sergeant at
arms. 4. Fraser.
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harrington or Wisdom Writings
A. - Methodist Episcopal preacher
nnaeffrx last MeuSav uscrriHs RNTeSisent
Warrington. q ire University ct VASE
layton. save = scholarly ard interesting
f-..stfra on s~yTiSaesm Writings Ins s81-
sect was one 90 original taSestlFSslea. stia
the -rasfss~t SAID &c Sss remarkable Row
,,,,.h literature the~s VAS thar wugi3
-,rna Under that read. Ne testgEasA6 80
wisdom wrtgsnggf ere productions n tas
literature % aAch u&tsp2 Gearing On t1e
eanauet az lits. ana stanains iusi helo~
Religious Ertttrxs- A blackboard snaIysss
VS. made showing The proportion o vs.
dan writings ~ various rational GteTa-
.u~es - was rev lire 90 th9ugnt ans
as greatly enjoyed ~ the preacher
Many Questions we're askeG ard ArsweTn1-
ara a rany1rt4cs was developed tsat TIE
rresrserx Should carefully examine tie
asses ~ hooks that we're hefnx Eola ard
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Lace Department.

THIS dspa-tment--she largest On the
CoaSt--contaias thu latest styies Of
hand ana machine mad. iaces. the
product o. every lace manufacturing
district IN che world Lace boleros are
the latest and most popular novelties
Of the season We are showing the
very newest designs in black. cream
range from 7So 20 s8Ts each.
Ghil1ren's Lace Collars. &c. dc and
eAc each
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