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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-06

J. Babler and family were passen.
gcrs from San Francisco on the State
of California. arriving yesterday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-24
THE DENTAL SPECIALISTS
$50
No More Dread of the Dental Chair
.SAS
New York Dental
ParlOrS,
Room 1, Elite Building, Hotel st.

Teeth extracted and filled absolutely
without pain by our late scientific
methods. No sleep-producing agents or
cocaine These are the only dental par
lors In Honolulu that have tia pa lent
appliances and ingredients to extract.
fill and apply gold crowns and r.orce-
lain crowns. undetectable FROM natural
teeth and warranted for 10 years, with
out the least particle of pain. Gold
crowns and teeth without plates. gold
filings and all other dental work done
painlessly and by specialists.
Gold crowns. IS: full set teeth. IS;
bridge work. IS; gold filling. 81 up; sn-
yer filings. soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-18
VANCOUVER. WASH, SOCIETY.

VANCOUVER, March fZ-Mr. r. L. Car
penter. Of La Conner, was visiting relatives
In thfs city last week.
Mr.. Louis Gerlinger returned from STAN
ford university last Monday.
Mr.. Scott SHETLAND spent several days
Of the past week with friends in Seattle.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Enterkine returned
last Monday from a two months visit with
relatives In Kansas.
Mr.. NJ. ]. Hidden returned from Lewis
ton. Idaho. last Tuesday.
The social event OF the week was the
party given by Mrs. l.. NJ Hidden. last
Saturday afternoon. The psrlors were pref
thy decorated with ivy and ferns The
afternoon was spent In social games, after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. J. f. Willis. OF Chehalis. returned
TO her home In Chehalis on Thursday
after a months visit with relatives here.
Or. r. +. Johnson, of Castle Rock, was
the guest OF DIR. and Mrs r. @. Block Ia
this city last Sunday.
Mr.. Edward w. Dixon was in Vancouver
during the week.
DIT. A. =. Stowell came down from Gold
endalc last Monday for a short visit.
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At VANCOUVER BARRACKS.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS, March IL
Capt. H.. y. Mccain returned on Wednes-
day from a short VISIT to San Francisco,
where he spent the week attending 70 Of
fetal business.
Mr.. Joaquin Miller was the guest of his
old friends. Mai and Mrs. Allison, last Fri
day and Saturday.
Lieut.. Col. Thomas II. Barry spent a
few days at department headquarters this
week and was the guest OF Maj. and Mrs.
J, w. Jacobs. Mai Barry has just re-
turned from Manila, whore he has been on
duty as ~adjutant general OF the Eighth
army corps for the past eighteen months
and now VIII 90 10 We shington. where he
win be assigned TO duty.
Assistant Surgeon Jere y. Clayton. ac-
companied by his mother and sister. arriv-
ed at the post on Monday from Fort Mason,
Cal, and are now occupying the quarters
recently vocated by Capt W w. McCam-
mon.
Mrs. c. +. Robe and his TWO daughters
are preparing 10 leave the garrison In a
few DAYS and viii spend the summer
months in California.
Mai Frank Hess made an official visit
TO Fort Sherman. Idaho, during the week.
Capt J. J. Bradley. Fourteenth infantry
auartermaster On the transport Hancock
Is visiting with relatives In Portland.
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VANCOUVER. d a. March i~t-selgts
daings atp rather qaat 1sruN the tff~3
week 81 abe Lsutvn ~tsar Political
gatherings are tht maat ~r,gular f,r.rs ~
amusement for utost gcoslr of rfth sexes
tn Htstlah columbia t3s, uau an4 an
COUNT 81 th0 snow blockade ,n thr masut-
alns during 'he W~ek HN I~erj. have
lrsn coming a. or gelns GOWN Ca. ..t,
Sir Htot~rt Tuglvr ~ b. WEj leaso .ar
OTTAWA again ir q fcv lals &c. attsuI Toe
sraeou 81 the federal house ttr will 90
accompanied hy LADY r1pg,r aaI taoir
fwo daughters enc ounse 81 whom uN
stay az Wlnuireg. ou the Way cast. ,a Dee
a guest t0v a co4p}c ~ noatan with M-s
Stuart Tuppor, of that CitN. Miss Frauaes
TNaaper viii 40 with hsr rtrcHts O. otta-
wa.
Ar. ani Mrs NursAirg VII leave next
week en- a tour % southern Earaee They
viii Ia AWAY for several months oa
Tuesday evening Mrs MursburG gave Is
suehre party. witch Sas largely after tci-
Mrs. A. n Morris, the charming wife
OF the manager ~ she Canadian Bank or
save "a party to a amber Of
friends on FNt3ay evening.
Mss RaRnie. Of Victoria utoco 81 Mr.
u. Il ANGUS 90 Montreal ga tho g8eSt %
Mrs. ROGERS, 81 Robson street. \ rarty
Nas given IN her honor last saturday
AIRS. Barwell gave q vsgy oAdo1A ale TIA
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evening. Thsre Was a large attendance
of the knights.
Mr.. Lloyd Moore, OF Seattle. was in the
city last week visiting his sister, Mrs.
Walter SwalwelL
On Friday evening the p. Weldon
Young Company. No. 2. Of Washington.
Capt. Cooley. held a special meeting ana
decided to attend the meeting OF the
grand lodge, x. OF r.. at Spokane. in May.
Col. Charles Day has returned 70 ms
home from the Everett hospital
The Woman's Guild met with Mrs. w
e. Cox Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 4. Klabo were given a
aurnrise AZ their home last Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Klabo viii shortly remove 10
Kingston 10 reside.
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Bapffst

Coiorei Baptist church-ie1T Madison street. Rev.
Eugene Harris viii preach at Il a m and : 2. m
Market Street Baptist e~hurch-Corner Twenty
fourth avenue south and Main street Rev. J. b.
Weber, II. D.. pastor. Morning subject, "A Stone
in the Way; eTening subject. First Things in the
HeaFenWard Way"
Fremont Baptist church-Rev. J. Cairns holds
services every sunday at Brow building. Services
at II 4. m, and 80 p m
First Bsptist-Foprt avenue, near James street
Louis g. Bowerran, pastor. Morning, "n We Love
Me; evening. "Manasseh."
Norwegian Dsnish- Services every Sunday at II A.
N. and - p. m. Rev. J. A. II. johnson. Of Ia.
coma, peaches every other Sunday. AL who I'M
derstaE the language are cordially invited
swedish-Fitth aFenue and Olive street. Rev
Andrew svsrtz, pastor. residence, 500 Olive street
Sunday services AZ 1870 8. m. and T3r 2. m SUNDAY
school az u m. young peoples ,rayer meeting al
Z D.. m
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~ Clements Twenty fourth avenue south and
Washington street.
81 Lute's-Renton Service and sermon at = p
m. Services conducted by Rev N. Thorn. 2
st. stephens Ballard, Rev, +. Y. Hyland, rec.
tor. Divine service every sunday at II a m and
fO 4 m.
~ Mary's-wo0disnd Park. Rev H. VI Gowen
In charge Service and sermon at J =. m. Mr.. Wal
bur = Lewis, lay reader. Take Green Lake car
get "a At winsl0v station,
St Psui's-corneF Warren avenue and Republican
street. Rev. VIM, Ksmper. rector. sunday school,
siA a m. Morning PRAYER and service, II a, m,
Eveuina service al : 20 2. IN.
81 Marks church Harvard avenue aud Spring
street Rector. Rev j. r H. LlNyd. Morning
topic, The Naturalncss q Miracle eyening topic,
The GLORY of God IA Cnnrealment"
Trinity Parish c~hurch-Coner Eighth avenue and
James street Rector. Roy II. H. Gowen Srrv.
Ices. NJ and II a, m. aud ~ y IN. Morning
subject. The Training Of Children evening sub.
icct, The Temptations q business strangers
wplcome
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwcsia an. Danish p EouSih avenue and Pine street
Rev n A BoreHk. pastor residence, l&i Seventh
avenue. sunday school at 80 a. IN services at
II a m, and Z p m
German Lutheran tsyuod Mo.l-sSsfvires every
Sunday at hM a m. and SUNDAY school at 2 70
a "a. IN The A O T. W hail. corrtr u Jackson
street and Yakima atrnnc.
ilaly Trinity. English Corner Seventh avenue aud
Unian street Res. James y Hcates. pastor. rest,
dsnce. ea pfke street Services today At II a. N.
and so p m sunday stho0L nls p m.
swedish Ersnsciicai-Thin avenue. near Pike
Rey. Martin I. iaFsdn, pastor residence. lies Role.
yue avenue sunday services ~ 70 u a nj. and :
p d. SUNDAY schocl = IN prayer meeting, 7 B. m
German Evsngclir.I Lutheran. giun'a Conner
Tptry avenue and stewart street Rev 8. husppe.
pastor. fn.ideaee tn rear u church. SUNDAY school az
3 % a "a sunday services at MD 3 IA aud r
o IN
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on Thursday fternoon at her residenes
on Nicola street.
Mr.. James Major. formerly Of this city.
but now Of Montreal, Is In the city visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. Gamble.
Miss Ada Robinson, a charming young
lady Of Prantford, Ont. arrived IN the city
Wednesday. ~ 2 o'clock the same even
ing she was made Mrs. James Love. The
ceremony WIS performed by the Rev. r.
r. Scott. Of the Homer Street Methodist
church
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SILK U~nderSkirtS.

Best quality Tafeta SILK Undefskirts. in ell nsx
cat colors. with graduated nounce OF ACCORDION
p~leating. under dust rufie, finished with shell ruehs
at bottom OF fosnce. 1850.
Tahota SILK Skirts. In turquoise, mode. gray ana
red. with two s-inch rufles finished With rowA q
cording. $3.50.
Taneta SIR Underskirts. made with deep nounee
cords and small rufies. 1915.
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Dress Skirts.

Fine Quality Taffeta silk Tunic Skirt. with
l2inch ACCORDION pleated founce. trimmed with
fancy silk gimp. $3.50.
Black Imported Broadeloth Tune Skirt with
accordion pleating Of taffeta silk. $500.
Fine grade Black Brilliantino Skirt, with aceor
deon ~pleating Of same. tunie trimmed with sik
gimp or rows of velvet ribbon, 5000.
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T0DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES

Hereafter the Post. Inteiligencer will allow i've
lines in formal church notices free Of charge. For
every line over. Ave there will heNa charge OF .
cents. This rule will be strictly adhered 10.
Church notices must be in this office not later
than $50 ,. IN. Friday.
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gharch q the lmnacaiate Broadway aud Madison
street Rev \ momedt pAstsf. Roy 4 Triveni
ARD Rev I Nicha}scp. atststhntS Conducted By
thr tessita
opr lady e Coed Help Third avenue ,outh and
Washturt0n sfreof- ECr b y lrafopfaine pastar
~ mass. = . ~ high mas. 10 - a m hone
settan. IN g. M
Sacred Hsaft sitih avenue ard nfn street Con-
dutei BY ths Erlrnrtatifts Rev Thnraks nreWn.
pastor Low watt. With srfwnn, : a. N higb masa.
vsth .rraor. mN : m bengd,etlans ia . IA
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les. II a. m. ard ia p n. Sunday school. 70 q
n. Junior EndeaTof. ) p. m; c. F.. $50 p N
FIRST Fresh rteriau-Corner Fourth avenue and
Spring street. Rev. A. L. Hutchison. d. D.. pas
tor. Services at II a. m. and ia p. m Sunday
school At 70 p m; Christian Endesror At siI5
seats free.
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The Colored Baptist Services every Sunday al II
O'Clock a m. and 2 O'Clock D. m. in the Younp
Naturslists' hail, in the old university grounds.
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First Unitarian church-seventh avenue. nea
Union Rev. " u. simouds. minister. Services
ii a. m. and 1913 ?. IN. morning subject. ''rh
Orthodox Gospel ~ Christ: evening lecture. "Gior
dano Bruno" Public invited.
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Csatsd.1i Fr~hrt-i4n saara-Ts -1,y-,e-rni
arras> ard Esss Chf-rs
s~cad lrvsettrtt- Rev " A Mass. ra.,ar
sui -f t- arraltG AEl trrlIaa Araasa. laaus
rroa tAs Eg4siles y E=tar
Ee1tsn eharv1 R<v IS s watlr gst- st-v,
Avs ct ~ = 81 unscu su-saf s,hal 60 20 IT
UaitsA tsst1tsiau-Ccrus e Saxta aftase aaf
Ssl-.A 3f-vet Scviees az ~ IS a. 70 Ael -lH D n.
Welsh ~ttf-th tveaer anil olive street. Rev
ouea lcar, pA-r services a. 1870 g. % ana
= g ID
Galway frrshutusl .hrrHh Conner TatItffa1rh
svr'ls ar1 NrE sur r. peaAd Ross gs:ar
Services 10 a. n ASA -E % "a
Lake Ugila rurtte4a lhaFra- kubesrus Az
-@G kr~=s-L Rs. A. }. C-lzsE. pAstSz. S@t-
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Independent Psychic Society- Forcster,' han. s1s
First avenue. Sunday. T4S p. m. inspirstionai lee.
ture. followed by soul readings and messages.
Church Of the Soul-Odd Fellows han. corper
second avenue aud Seneca street. Children's lyce-
um. II 30 a, m mediums meeting, | o. m lectrrr
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Methodist Protestant Churches,

Yeasr Junction ehurch-Preachins on Sunday at II
a. m.
First Free Methodist e~hurch-corner Of Terry ay.
entie and Pine street.
First Corner Third avenue and Pine stree,
Preaching. II a. m. and I'D p. N.
Duwamish e~hurch-DsnisI Basley. pastor. Sunday
school at 10 |. m preaching NJ $50 p. m.
Swedish Methodist church-Fifth avenue and prhe
Preaching, II $. m. aud 30 D. m. young people's
meeting, 50 p m; prayer meeting every Thursday,
Y1 p. 10.
The Norwegian Danish Methodist church holds 70.
hgious services every Sunday Mt IL a. m. and IN
p, m. in fueds han. Ninth avenue, An scandina.
Yans. Rev. g, n. Iiouge. pastor.
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India Linens.

These have advanced more than almost any
other cotton fabric. but the advance does not frou.
BILE as yet, anyway. "a We placed our order a. the
makers laat 1uly. and until the last yard Of our
present stock IS sold you viii share the benefit OF
our provision
No doubt you will have noticed o. most stores
the prices begin at l2lsc. Ours begin at s I3c.
then Zoe. 12i5c. l5c and mp 20 36c.
VICTORIA AVN also al s 1-3c. loo up to 25e
WHITE ORGANDIEs. loo. 12lsc. I5c, zoe. e5r
up to Use.
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Wash Fabrics.

Seattle oncial Weather Report: Temperature
Friday. u degrees.
Early rising" of this kind brings thoughts OF
cool summer dresses as one of the immediate ne
~cessities. We are all ready: the new wash goods
are here in endless profusion and greater beauty
than ever. and they. are to be sold at our usual
unapproachable values and prices.
BATIsTE LAWNS N DIMITIES, in stripes,
medium and small figures, Toe.
NEW PIQUES at old prices, plain and fancy
stripes. dots and small figures, Toe and 15c.
DUNEDIN DIMITY CORDS Fine Hair Line
Dimtties and Lawns. every desirable pattern and
color, 121ac and lac.
-FoULARDINEs. Every dry goods store in New
York is showing Foulard Silks in their windows
at s5c TO $3.50 a yard. Foulardines are exact imi-
tations in cotton, not only as to design. but also in
finish and luster: white, heliotrope and blue
grounds, ibc.
BRAZIL CLOTH. This is a beautiful fabric
combining the features of Lawn Dimity and Pique
Cord. The correct thing for stylish Shirt Waists;
zoe.
32INCH FINE MADRAS. another favorite sshirt
Waist fabric, pink and white, blue and white
stripes and checks. 15c.
ORGANIZES. the most beautiful
collection of designs and colorings it has ever been
our pleasure to show, 26e.
HOMEsPuN LINEN CRASHES. 12ihc. 15c, 2Oc.
NEW PERCALES in a hundred styles and col
ors. s l-3c and loo.
3GINCH ENGLlSH PERCALES. We sold these
on Pike Street at l2]sc when down town they were
15c and rs Csc. and today. with all the advance in
cost, they are just the same here, l2lac.
Two solid cases here for you TO choose from. and
no two pieces alike, All the new stripes and fig
ures. also In plain pink. light blue. cadet blue. navy
and tan.
FINE ZEPHYR GTNGHAMs. In stripes. checks
and plain colors, loo and i2tac.
LONDON TwILLs. An old favorite (Galatea)
under a new name. the best washing fabric ever
made. stripes. small figures and plain colors, i5e.
PLAIN nLACK SATfNEg. fast colorz & r.2c
LOG, f2Lc, i5c, zoe. Csc.
M~ERCERIzED BLACK ITALIAN CLOTHS. Tho
luster OF silk with three times the wear. for skirts.
waists and house gowns. sac. soc. 75o.
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SILK Waists.

Tafeta SIN Waists. In all wanted colora, tBrkei
$3.50.
Taneta Silk Waists, in black. gray. mode, fnsehs
and green, with fancy stitched yoke Of white slit
entire waist covered with rows Of fancy stiich1ns
high tucked collar. $3.50.
SIX Waists, ~ gray, turquoise. mode and paw
with rCws OF benstitching and pleats. high eois1'
dress sleeves with corded cuffs. $3.50.
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No. 2 haii-Corner Pike street ard Third avenue.
Cant. GIL and Lieut.. Gardner in charge. 9 m
knee drilli il a. m, holiness meeting ; y. m, fam
lily gathering.
No. l hall Corner second avenue south and Yesler
way. Ensign Bernhard and Lieut.. Watson in
charge. . a m, knee drill; II a. m. holiness meet.
ing; ; p. m. family gathering; 9 p m, free and
easy"
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EYEGLASSES for defective sight and
headaches. Consultation free. Miss VIII
zinski, graduate optician. il2 Cherry.
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SDeClal.

2ss2 YARDS or TyTNCH BLEACHrD TWILL.
COTTON TOWELTNG. ~ LENGTHS FROM 3 10
70 YARDS. WORTH &c 4 YARD. We THINE
THERE OUGHT 10 ~ ENOCGH TO % R0UEB
But IT WON'T LAST LONG AT 3Ne.
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And Theosophical Society IN America he&iental
Scientists meet every Sunday az II a, m. The1so
phists' rooms, Ills Third avenue. Thursday evening
At 3 O'Clock.
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Battery Street ", y. church-Corner Third a
enue aud Battery street.
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scandinavian Evangelical Missiou-Meets ever
Sunday AZ $50 p. m. At, foot Of Jacksous street, uea
Railroad avenue. on the ship Idaho.
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GARDEN hose. r-efrigerat0rs cast cook
stoves at cost. z. c.. Miles & Piper Co.
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Christian Church.

First Christian c~llnrch-Eighth avenue and Bel
street Rev, u. II. LinSenfeiter. pastor. Services.
IL a. m. and 100 p m Morning, Motives AZ
Missions": evening. THE BEGINNING Of the King
dom"
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~ " H. lN MIS- Etltal afA-ANt tAaN'
metric reading at close Of lecture
Seattle spirituaHs,s' Association-Masoni Temple,
corner Second avenue and Pike. Generai meeilns'
I'D p. m lecture, 80 p N. seats hee
Theosophy.
Theosophicai Society. Amanda Lodge-Meets 7o ?;
m. at Ills Third avenue. Subject, me hNlnhs u
Man. BY D.. W. Philips.
Queen City Thec.ophical Society in Ameriea-Ey-
err Sunday evening at ) o'clock. A y. I. 49,,
in Pioneer block; subject "fheosophy ana hehs
ion" BY c. j. Clark.
Christian ~Adveptists.
Christian AsventSsts' ehurch-Rev. William Chap
man, pastor. Prayer, lo;5 4 ms preaching Il
m sunday school. 1880 p m
Christian Mission-seamen-s Bethel.
Meeting, held IN basement ot 100 Washington
street; entrance on alley between First avenue south
and Occidental avenue, every evening at ~ Q eIoeA
Christian Catholic Church.
Zion mestings-G. A. R. hall, Collins block Ser
vices Sunday morning, 10 O'Clock
Evangelical Association.
G~erman-Hsrrison street and Taylor avenue. Rev.
man nam pr.s ~fSiinsf' svd pss's ssuS iS3 Al II a. m. and : p.
m Y. T. 5. c. +. at I ?. m.
Universal brotherhood.
Seattle Lodge. No. % Hinekley block
Philosophy & Life Public Invited. Lotus group
~ ~AANN ~ 81 n III
Mental science
And Theosophical Society in America The&iental
Scientists meet every Sunday 40 II a. m. The7so-
phists' rooms, Ills Third avenue. Thursday evening
At 8 O'Clock.
Section Seattle IS. l.. P).
Section Seattle holds meetings every Sunday at :
?. m in Masonic temple, entrance on Second av-
nussinu 0rfhpdnr Church.
~ gi Lafeview avenue. Rev. d. Kamnaf. pastor.
Services al 10 A. m. sharp.
M%f,lenniaI Dawn.
Room 50 Hfnckley block, every Sunday. II a. m.
and 80 p m Elevator runs in evening. All are
invited. No collection.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Holyote block. corner First ayeuue and Spring
street Services at II a m SUNDAY school a, t2l5;
service Wednesday evening at s O'Clock. Reading
room open during the week from l TO 5 ?. m.
Society of Universal Religion.
In G A. n. hall, Collins block. corner Second
w. Martin. Lecture on Reconstruction ~ Beliefs
About Christ. Public invited. All seats free.
seventh Day A~dventists.
Meet 800 Second avenue north. n. =, Zero. pas
tor. Services at II a. m sunday school at 10 a. m.
E~verybody's Church.
Meets ms Third avenue. Rev. joseph Adams,
pastor. Services, II a. m.
Evangelical Mission.
scandinavian Evangelical Nission-Meets every
Sunday AZ $50 p. m. at, foot Of Jacksou street. near
Railroad avenue. on the ship Idaho.
EYEGLASSES for defective sight and
headaches. Consultation free. Miss VIII
zinski, graduate optician, il2 Cherry.
GARDEN hose. refrigerators cast cook
stoves at cost. z. c.. Miles & Piper Co.
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Shirt Waists.

Springs harhingers, the Shirt Waist and ~
Bicycle. have been strongly 10. exldsnea DARING ~
Gae weather Of the past week. and 81 course msal
Of the new waists 10 be seen are from our go
popular department - that ~ Judging from -
large number we sold during the week
Tits promises 70 be the largest Shirt MSS
season Isl our annals. as We have only the 81
aHd popular styles and materials 10 Show yea
We hare not one single catsf ~ bNf F4'
styles iH our stOct.
our prices are soc. sec. 75e. 9Se, tl2b and 90 ~
up 70 $500.
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Avenue and James street. At 80 p. m. Rev. Alfred
W. Martin. Lecture on Reconstruction ~ Beliefs
About Christ" Public invited. All seats free.
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Seattle Lodge. No. Bs-Room 20 Hinckley block
public meeting Sunday al 5 D. M; subject. The
Philosophy Of life" Public invited. Lotus group
for children at IL a. m.
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Russian Orthodox Church.

Section Seattle holds meetings every Sunday at :
p m in Masonic temple. entrance On Second av.
euue.