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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06
Petticoats..

PetticOatS.
At 4SS-Of muslin, with tucks and
hemstitched ruffles.
At 79c-Of muslin with umbrella
ruffie- tucks and embroidery
flounce.
At 05c-Four attractive styles-of
cambric with torchon lace and three
msertions-of cambric with tucked
umbrella ruff1e and fiounce of en-
broidery-of cambric with lawn UNI
brella ruffie of wide hemstitched
tucks.
At s1.4s-Of cambric-fun umbrel-
Ia ruffle with tucks, torchon lace
fOunce and three insertions, also Of
cambria with tucked umbrella ruff
fle and fiOunce of open embroidery.
At $1.9S-Of cambric - lawn um-
brella ruffie, with three rows of in
sertion and f1ounce of ball pattern
valenciennes lace.
Other styles, $2.4S to $4,000.
TRAIN PETTICOATS-Lace trim
med-attractive styles-prices from
s1.9s to $25.OO
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Exposition Household Linens.

Duplicates of the beautiful novelties in Hand. Nm-
broldered Linens and the handsome designs in
Damask Cloths and Napkins being displayed by
the great Irish Linen manufacturers, John S. Brown
& Sons and William Liddell & Co. of Belfast in the
British Section of the Varied Industries Building are
on sale in Linen Department.
This entirely designs Damask Cloth
and Napkins Bedroom Bedspreads
In
designs OF which only limited quantity will be
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Extra Size
Undermuslins.

NIGHTGOWNS at 79o to 33.75-
Attractive styles, including square,
v and high neck and slipover effects
plain, lace or embroidery trimmed.
DRAWERS at 25c to $4.5O-Plain,
lace or embroidery trimmed.
PETTICOATS at CSC to $500
Plain, lace and trimmed with en-
broidery.
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LOT 3-150 fancy striped Lawn Kl
monos, fancy ribbon trimmed, in
pink. blue gray and green; price.
$500
LOT 400 satin striped Batiste, IN
a variety of new patterns; ribbon
trimmed; price .............$6.0O
LOT 800 fancy Japanese and
Wash Silk Kimonos, In various Orii
ental designs - excellent values
ranging from. .....40.00 to $1,000
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Knee Skirts.

At 4Sc-Three styles of cambria
with torchon lace and insertion-of
cambric with ruffle Of hemstitched
tucks, and Of muslin with tucks and
cambric ruff1e.
At 9So-Of cambric tucked um-
brella ruffle with fiounce of embroi-
derry.
At $l.25-Of cambric-hemstitc
tucks with insertion and flounce of
new Valenciennes lace.
Other styles, $1.50 up to $3.50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06
GENERAL DOMESTIC.


Health Board representatives. in session
at Washington. ask that legislation be en-
acted looking toward the determination of
the disease-carrying mosquito.
The steamer Tallahassee collides with a
barge OF Vineyard Sound I1ghtship. Mass,
and captain OF the barge is drowned.
A 12-year-old girl disappears at Sedalia.
To. 1t is alleged, with an ex-convict, and
much alarm is felt for her safety.
Northampton. Mass, celebrates its two
hundred and flftieth anniversary by rel-
gious services In sixteen churches. North
ampton. England, represented.
Heavy rains in tne Black Hills cause
much damage in South Dakota cities and
loss Of life. Kansas flood is subsiding.
lain continues to fall in the Indian Ter
ritory.
force at Tangier. Spain senis war veg
scls.
A vefl OF uncertainty yet hangs ever
the New York stock market.
Neither Hearst nor Parker carried Texas
in Saturdays primaries.
Doctor Charles B. Cooper. Health Com
missioner of Hawaii. thinks annexation to
the United States has proven a disappont
lHeIit 10 the peOple OF the lsldnus.
The Government has completed and an
nounced the results of a complete census
Of the Philippine Islands.
SPORTING
Browns defe 1t the Senators in fourteen
inning struggle by score of 6 to 5.
Marine Intelligence.
New York, June 5.-Arrived: Celtic. Liv-
erpool and Queenstown; Slavonia, Trieste;
FIume, Palermo and Gibraltar; Umbria,
Liverpool and Queenstown.
Bremen, June 5-Sailed: Frederick
der Crosse. New York. via Cherbourg.
and passed Beachy Head
Glasgow. June 4-Sailed: Laurentian.
New York (and passed Inistrahull 5th).
Boulogne. June 4.-Sailed: Rotterdam
from Rotterdam), New York (and passed
Lizard 5th)
Queenstown. June 5.-Sailed: Campania
tfrom LiverpooD. New York.
Liverpool. June 5.-Arrived: Arabic, New
York, via Queenstown; Etruria. New
York. via Queenstown; Partisan, Montreal,
via Moville.
Moville. June 5.-Arrived: Columbia,
New York. for Glasgow land proceeded).
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Nightgowns.


At $50 Three strong yalues-of
muslin with embroidery insertions,
square neck, also high and V neck
with yoke of tucks and hemstitch-
ing-hemstitched ruffes.
At 73c-Of longcloth-slipover ef-
fect-yoke Of hemstitched tucks and
hemstitched ruffes-also Of muslin
high neck-yoke Of tucks, trimmed
with embroidery.
At 79c-Of cambric-square neck
yoke of hemstitched tucks and hem
stitched ruffles.
At 96o-Five excellent values-low
round neck, torchon lace and two
insertions. ribbon beading = half
sleeves-low round neck-of nain-
sook, yoke Of allover embroidery,
half sleeves, hemstitched ruffes.
At $1.2O-Of nainsook - slipover-
round yoke Of tucks and clusters OF
embroidery insertions - neck and
half sleeves trimmed with embroi-
dery-also with square neck Of hem
stitched tucks trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace.
At 41.4S-Of nainsook - slipover,
with two valenciennes and one en-
broidery insertion-ribbon beading
lace edge on neck and sleeves.
At $I.6s OF nainsook - slipover
style yoke Of allover embroidery
drawn with ribbon.
At $1.9S-Of nainsook-low round
neck, with Bertha Of Valenciennes
lace-half sleeves
Other styles, $2.25 up to $500.
Chemises.
At 4Sc-Of fine muslin with neat
embroidery, also Of best quality
cambric and muslin with corded
band.
At 9Sc-Of nainsook, with torchon
lace insertion and ribbon beading
lace-trimmed skirt. also with yoke
of alloyer embroidery.
At 91.20-Of nainsook. with valen-
ciennes lace, two insertions and rib
bon beading-lace on skirt.
At 31.46-Of nainscok-fitted COM
bination with valenciennes lace and
insertion-rbbon beading-lace on
skirt.
At $l.6s-Of nainsook, with valen-
ciennes lace and two lace insertions
lace and insertion on skirt.
At $l.98 of nainsook = pointed
yoke-of two Valenciennes and two
Swiss insertions-lace and insertion
on skirt.
At 32.25-Of nainsook with round
yoke Of allover embroidery, finished
with scalloped Swiss ruffie.
Other styles, $500 up to $500.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06
Important Sale Opens To- Day.
Oriental Summer kimonos.

Heavy price concessions from the maker enable
us to quote prices much under regular. These gar.
ments luxuriously cool for hotweather wear and
things Japanese quite the fashion nowthe entire
purchase should be closed quickly at these prices
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06
Zs0C,

SOC Messaline Tafferas
0Eo Ribbon, AZ inches wide,
|OS in beautiful large Mar,
- echal Mel Rose and Bud
design, also American Beauty roses
and buds in pink. blue and lavender
IN white grounds; also pink roses on
light-pink, Nile and light-blue
grounds; also 4h-inch 55c double
faced Liberty Satin Ribbon, Marie
Antoinette Roses, in lavender, blue
and pink on white grounds; 3h-
inch SOC Warp Print Taffetas Rib
bon in Moss Rose design, pink and
lavender roses on white grounds; g.
inch 75c Chiffon Satin Ribbon IN
solid cOlors of lavender, turquoise,
pink, blue, also white; 6-inch 75c
Black Moire Antique Taffetas; 3
inch SOC Satin Taffetas Ribbon in
all desirable colors, black and white.
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chemises-sl.OO to $500.


At 9l.OO1French Percale with
large embroidered design, hand
scallops around neck and arm
eyes
At $I.5O-Two excellent values
Of nainsook-one with embroidered
design and hand scallops, one with
hand embroidered scallops and
eyelets drawn with ribbon.
At $2.50LFrench nainsook dainti-
ly hand-embroidered, hand seal
lops and eyelets drawn with rib
bon.
Corset Covers-Sl.5o to $l4.so
At $l.59-French nainsook - full
French style with hand scallops,
tucked back.
At $2.75-French nainsook-dain-
tily hand-embroidered, hand seal
lops and eyelets drawn with rib
bon.
SkIrts-$l.5o to $500.
At $1.50-French Percale with
deep Spanish founce-hand seal.
loped.
At $2.75-French cambric--deep
Spanish flounce with nine hand
embroidered dots in each scallop.
At $4.50LFrench cambric with
deep Spanish flounce-large hand
embroidered dots in fancy scallop.
Matched RridaJ Se
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A yds. linen scrim, sold at CSC; re-
duced to .................. .2Sc
Embroidered silk grass linen, sold
at Soc and 75c; reduced to -. .2Sc
Embroidered French batistes in
ecru shades, fancy woven designs
30 yds., sold at Soc; reduced to. 15o
81 yds., sold at SOC; reduced to. ESQ
10 yds, sold at 60c; reduced to...25c
300 yds., sold at 75c to $1.O0; re-
duced to Zoe
210 yds., sold ut $1.00 to S1.75; re-
duced to o.................. ...... .SOc
72h yds. embroidered French Ga
zine tissue, sold at $1.50 to SITS;
reduced to o.................. .$1.OO
l62x yds. brocaded printed French
novelty silk tissues, sold at Csc and
S5c yd.; reduced to. .2So
451 yds. Mimosa, sold at Soc; re-
1926 yds. imported batiste in solid
shades, 4S inches wide, sold at 40c;
reduced to Zoo
2.124 yds. extra high-grade French
Mimosa, sold at Soc; reduced to 1850
Embroidered Linen Shirt Waist
Patterns
l3 sold at $1,000; reduced to. $500
4 sold at $3.50; reduced to. ..$4.O0
2 sold at $3.50; reduced to. $3.50
Embroidered Robes of St Gall
Swiss, with side bands and French
petit point pique. with hand-em-
broidered trimming
2 sold at $500; reduced to. $500
. sold at $3.50; reduced to. ..$7.50
l sold at $500; reduced to. $1,000
Linens and Crashes for shirt-waist
suitings-
$50 yds., sold at 40c and soc I'd;
reduced TO ...xoo
$50 yds., sold at 50c, CSC, 75c yd.;
reduced 10 .....10o
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Fine Leather Belts Reduced,

Fancy imported leather belts in this seasons styles
Odd sizes and others that have become scued or show
the effects of having been displayed in showcases or
windows have been marked half price. Black as we'll
as colored belts included in this sale $100 to
SIPS belts at. at....................S SOC to $6.2S
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06

One hundred fancy Tweed Walking
Skirts, light weight, in tan and gray
mixtures new model = had we
bought them In the regular way
they would sell for $50 instead
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06
June RIBBON Sale
Offers Exceptional Values.

Beautiful Dresden Ribbons now so fashionable and
only obtainable at full prices prior to this sale will
sell at half to third less than prices asked last
week. leading importer sold thousands of yards
OF these ribbons at heavy discount-all styles are
exclusive with us-even at full prices they are not
obtainable elsewhere
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Sorosis Tan Oxfords $3.50.

The grace the beauty Of outline Of the new Sorosis
Oxfords for summer wear Incompatible they are
exclusive, and represent the of style for the
coming season. Sorosis Oxfords at so are stand
ards OF value Of which all other makes fall short-un-
questionably they are the best at the price
Seross Oxford. leather Behsr
with
desirable walking
NJ Htt
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1,O5Sx yds. Scotch Gingham, sold at
25c, 3Oc, 35c, 4Oc and SOC; reduced
1884 yds. Whytlaw's novelty Scotch
Gingham, sold at SOC, 60c, 76c, 85c;
reduced to ..xSo
GO3 yds. Anderson's finest woven
madras cloth, sold at 4Oc; reduced
TO .Ax1eo
700 yds. finest silk ginghams and
silk chambrays, sold at SOC; reduced
to .....,-- ESQ
IS yds. French Oxford cloth, sold at
S1.00; reduced to .2Sc
III yds. imported vesting, sold at
Soc; reduced to .25c
65 yds. imported vesting, sold at
$1.00; reduced to ...............6 800
200 yds. finest silk mousseline in
solid colors, sold at 40c; reduced
10 .4S71c
1888 yds. dotted silk mousseline, sold
at 45c; reduced to. .15c
20 yds. East India Tissue, sold at
Soc; reduced to ...............2 .26c
$50 yds. French Jaconas, similar
to French organdie, sold at 25c; ne
duced to ................-. loo
400 yds. extra fine French Jaconas,
sold at Csc; reduced to ....... .26c
st. Gall imported Swiss, black and
white
85 yds:. sold at Soc: reduced to. ESQ
252 yds., sold at Soc and CSC; re-
duced TO .,............... .Sbc
Finest Paris tissues = champagne
shade-embroidered in heavy Es-
curial design
1 dress pattern, sold at $22.5o; re-
duced to ................. .$1O.OO
i dress pattern, sold at $500; re-
duced to ................. $1,000
! dress pattern, sold at $500; re-
ouced TO ..........- -......... WOO
/ dress pattern, sold at $1,000; re
duced to $500. $500
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New Mohair Separate Walking
Skirts, in black, blue and brown;
one with cluster Of side pleats-an-
other style with pleated panel In
front-$6.00 and $1,000 skirts, for
$4.0O and $3.50
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To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.


Miss Alice Roosevelt returned to WASH
ington. The Presidents daughter says she
enjoyed her visit in st. Louis.
Edward Slemm fell thirty feet in a boiler
room at the Union Electric Light plant
and may die from his injuries.
Thieves stole $1,000 worth OF jewels from
the German Colonial Exhibit in the Agri-
culture building at the Worlds Fair.
Replying to |. suggestion from Secretary
Shaw of the Treasury Department. Presi-
dent Francis yesterday said that the
Committee on Press and Publicity is try.
ing TO advertise the World'S Fair mere
extensively.
Members of the National Commission
declined to state whether Secretary F1ory
ha~ resigned because he was requested TO
quit the job.
Twenty-six thousand two hundred per-
sons visited Shaw's Garden and admired
the flowers.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06
June Reduction Sale of COlOred
WASH GOODS.

After the largest seasons Wash Goods business in
history we have odd lots to dispose of at heavy
reductions than in any former June glance at the
following list will show You that, matter how
elusive the styles or how fine the qualities have
escaped Our greatest Of all reduction sales opens
this morning in the basement salesroom.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06

At 15c-25c Figured Granite Suit
ings, In a variety of patterns, stripes
and dots.
At 16o-25c Rep Suitings. in a g.
inch soft finish and summer weight.
At 26e-4Oc and Soc extra-quality
figured Madras and Shirt-Waist
Fancies, In pin dots, stripes, scroll
and fowered designs.
At 26c-0c White Poplin for chill
dren's suits; also very popular for
skirts.
At 35o-50c soft-fnish French
Pfque for suits and waists, small
stripes, with raised woven figures
and dots.
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Hundreds Of plain white, black and
figured Lawn and Dimity and Lin
en- Shirt-Waist Suits have arrived In
the last week-new styles are con-
stantly being added to our assort-
ment, at from. ;. $3.50 to $500
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Odd Dutch Silver Gift Pieces.

Just unpacked small and choice assortment of odd
Dutch silver pieces very suitable for gfts for June
weddings including tea caddies. tea strainers small
creamers and sugars, odd spoons. boxes of varied
shapes and Sizes alcohol lamps candlesieks and cabi
net ornaments-all are displayed in cases in Olive
street section.
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Corset Covers.

SOI SCI SONSlSs
At 19c-Of longcloth--low neck
full French style-tucked back and
front.
At 25c-Three pleasing styles-of
cambric with full front of lawn
with hemstitched tucks-ofi MAIN
sock, full French style, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace and insert
ing.
At soc Full French style, with
torchon lace and inserting-drawn
with ribbon.
At 4Sc-Six leading styles-of nain-
sook-one with three hemstitched
lawn ruffles, used for distending the
shirt waist-of longcloth and Va
lenciennes lace and insertions.
At 6Sc-Of nainsook-full French
lace and three insertions drawn
with ribbon-also with yoke Of all
over embroidery drawn with ribbon.
At 9Sc-Of nainsook with Valen-
ciennes lace and insertions = also
with six vertical insertions of blind
embroidery-edge to match.
At $I.2O-Of lawn. with vertical
insertions Of Valenciennes lace, trim
med front and back, lace edge and
ribbon beading.
At S1.4s-Of nainsook- back
r., 80 cnoffnn1 Uolnnnf0Y1-
mes lace-an exceptionally novel and
dainty cover.
Other styles, $1.9s up to S14.5o.
Drawers.
At 19e-Of muslin-good quality
plain and tucks.
At 25c-Of muslin with tucks and
embroidery fiounce-also Of cambria
with full umbrella ruffies-hem-
stitched.
At 39c-Of cambric-full umbrella
ruffie with hemstitched tucks.
At 4sc Five leading styles = Of
CdmprlC, umuheilh iulhc WIN eWO
torchon Insertions, tucks and
f1ounces-of cambric or muslin with
tucks and embroidery fiounce.
At 70c-Of cambric-umbrella ruf-
f1e with insertion and founce OF
moon Valenciennes lace.
At 9Sc-Of nainsook, with tucks.
umbrella ruff1e, fiounce Of blind
embroidery-also Of nainsook, um-
brella ruff1e with torchon insertion
and flounce.
At 9l.4S-Of cambric-hemstitched
tucks above and in ruffle with open
embroidery insertion and fOunce.
Other styles, $1.9s up to $16.5O.
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French Organdies.
Chine Imprime.
Fleurs Naturel.es.

On sale to-day ten thousand yards Of this ultrafash
ionable material beautiful chiffon finish cloth with
natural flower and foliage designs, white grounds with
.predomnating color effects in pink blue yellow laven
der gray and ashes of roses all at, yard. 35c
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06

White Goods-Under Value.

We are lowering all past records in price breaking
goods that few weeks ago bringing full prices
almost cut in two Purchases made within
that time from overstocked importers account for the
radi redr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-06-06

Greatest TradMo o
June Sale WOmen'S UndermuSlins American and French
of usU
il
the et gd
nhceabei t
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June Sale Specials
French Handmade Lingerie.

Drawers-98c to SO. 50.
At $50 - French Percale - with
hand tucks and briar-stitching-
hand-scalloped ruffle.
At $l.S9-French cambric deep
umbrella ruffle-hand scallops.
with nine dots embroidered in each
scallop.
At $2.50-French nainsook-deep
umbrella founce, with large seal
lops and finely embroidered leaf,
dots, rose or wheat design In each
scallop.
Knee Skirte-$1.75 to $3.50.
AT 91.75-French Percale with
hand tucks and large hand-embroi-
dered scallop.
At $3.OO-French cambric-with
hand tucks and briar-stitchfng-
dainty hand-embroidered design on
ruffe-hand scalloped.
downs-Sl.8o to $500.
At 4I.so-Fench Nercale = high
neck with hand tucks and hand
embroidered design on collar and
front bands.
At 42.2SFrench longcioth hand
tucks and hand-Scalloped rufne
around neck and sleeve.
At $4.7S-French longcloth slip
over gown with hand scallops and
hand eyelets drawn with ribbon
half sleeves.
q CIS Sn - en- m
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At 16c-25c Leno Striped Lawns
and fancy Dimity Suirings.
At 36c-50c Linen Crash Suitins,
noted for its wearing qualities.
At 60c-S5c hairiine soft-warp welt
French Pique In summer weight.
At 75c-31.00 Bedford Cord suiting,
46 inches wide, . Parisian novelty.
At 32.25-$3.50 fancy Waist Pat
terms IN beautiful hand-drawn work,
made on extra quality Of India lin
en-; the designs are the most efIec-
tive shown this season,
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3CC

75c Messaline Taffetas
20~ Ribbons, 6 inches wide.
o9C i, il handsome som French rose
roses on white grounds; pink roses
on light-blue and pink grounds; 8
inch 75c Taffetas Ribbon in Marie
Antoinette rose design, with quad
ruple strip, satin edges, in blue,
pink, Nile. red, black and white
white. blue and pink grounds: Ar
inch 60c Taffetas Ribbon in Amer
ican Beauty Rose designs, In rich
red on pink ground; deep pink or
light pink; light pink or white and
lavender On white grounds with sat
In cord edges Of pink, blue and
white; 5 and 6 inch 6Oc and 75c
Satin Taffetas Ribbon in plain pink,
blue, white, cream, maize, cardinal,
champagne, Nile.
60c and 75c Ribbons 30c
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1870 M %sn s os
70" $3.50 sSsss
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Matched Bridal Sets, $3.50 to 5000.
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PRESBYTERIAN,

''Ihe Pleasure in the Earthen VESSEL; evening,
,n1 Experience Versus University Train
n,I MiveFside t Ghapel-Rev Willard s. Ward; eve
- Westminster-Rsy: John Edward Bushnell
Riverside ,Chapel-Mss Anna E. Smith, evan
Testamenft,",; Mis- Reed, who accompanies Miss
" FIRST mRsy; B: Marshall; D;D.: morning
series'' :
t GrsssmRsy Rono!d D. Mckay; morning.
at S:4S pm; st. Louis Park ' sabbath School
1' vsna a 4Msmor isGE Fl W. O. Wallace:
morning hs Wax Coo Has for Helping
Stewart Memorial-Rev. R.. A.. Wander Las;
@9ran RssSn or t. nreo
mon to men; excellent music at all our SER
Bethlehem-Rev.. Stanley B. Roberts. I'D
morning, "Eyery On; il His own Place; eve
BAPTIST.
Baptist-Rev. R. NJ. West.
Ca1yary-Rey. Arthur T. Fowler; morning,
Judge Put on TRIAL
GLORIOUS Promise; evening, "Flee for Your
a fas II seSo2 mo sag,s 5.r Chris
Fourth--G., F: Holt; morning, Gods Wonder
fql Testmonies' evening, Culture Thru knowl-
edge This is rally week.
lirst--Dr. W. B. Riley; morning "He Was a
Burning and Shining Light; evening, How to
Chicago Avenue-J. E. Conant; morning, RAJ
Rally day for church, Bible school and young
evening.
Norwegian. Danish -Morning, Rev. John Chris
centra-Rev?:' &. A: cleaveland; morning,
the LOST; evening, Christ Died for U.s.
.keaping the kipened Grain"; evening, x
| Changed Nature.' Rally Sunday with Special
program at all services. including Sunday school,
Reis!Sus n NJ q a. hall ?' eves
| ing, The Fight Cor Life"
UN1vERsAL1sT.
! Church Of the Redeemer-Rev Marion D.
Of the spirit;;'' evening, 1880 pm, 1.-The Per:
r. slg 0rnng
All souls'-Rev. a. n. Alcott; morning 1.-The
Regeneration Of Human Nature.'' r.
..T St; c CHARLES. J: N: caeary; morning
trated lecture at Labor Temple hall
| EPISCOPAL.
Holy Trinity-Rev, Stuart B. Purves. rector
morning 80 an holy gn Gommnn Mo 1880 IN
St. Marks Procathedral-Holy communion
$50; morning service and sermon by Right Rev
James H. Van Buren,, missionary bishop 81
Porto Rico. 1890; evensong and sermon by
Rev. G.. Heathcote Hills, 7:45.
All saints'--7:3o, holy communion; 80
morning prayer and sermon by Right Rev. Leigh
Richmond Brewer bishop Of Montana; y, parish
school; 1:45 pm. evening prayer and. sermon
by Rev. George II. Thomas. .-,:-. '55.5'
Gethsemane-Rev: Irving P. Johnson: morn
ing service at 1890 am, topic. Members o.
the Body evening service at 7:45 pm. ~
SPIRITUALIST. eEsf1 80
Band of Peace (229 Central avenue)-Mrs
S. NJ. Lowell: morning Spiritual Perfection:
North Side Spiritual Society, I. o. 0. F. Hall
400 Twentieth avenue N-Evening, lecture. ant
greeting by Mrs. Martin. 49,! -., yae5-.s-. ed r.
CHRISTIAN% SCIENCE. 5#f: III:
Fourth Church of Christ Scientists -Four
teenth street and Second avenue S)-A1orning
First Church of Christ notwithstanding
Reality evening, Reality" location, Eff