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IO2D, STREET Emanuel Hochhcimer has
sold to Mrs. NJ. Rosson Ma, i2i East l02d
street, a five story double fat, on lot 25xloO.ll
io3D STREET: Smith 4 Deitman have sold
to Gerttem Brothers the six story tenement
at 2S9 East lo3d street, on lot 25XloO.ll.
18TH STREET. Salvatore Sorocl has bought
No. S3i East llSth street. a three story
dwelling. iBsXloo 10.
i2eTH !sTREET.-Frankiin Brothers have
sold Nos. 1871 and 1913 East l2elh street, two
Sl i1e sITTg !enern sTsp on PIC! oos''Iti' p,,,.r
have bought Nos. $40 and Gl2 East Four
teenth street. two Ave story tenements. on
plot 54Xl03.3
GoUvERNEUR STREET. - Morgenstern
Brothers have sold the, six story double
tenement aud stores at No 40 Gouverneur
street, on lot 25Xl00.
RIVINGTON STREET Morris Apfelbaum
has sold to ID. KatZ No. 272 Rlvingtun street.
a six story tenement. on lot 27exlOO.
Delaney STREET. Benjamin. Faden has
sold to II. LESSEN and Isaac Tiplitzky. No.
goo Delaney street. a six story building.
on lot 25xI2s.
MADISON STREET,. Bloch has sold No.
on lot 26.exlO0. to Jacob Graduys.
resold for Leah Htecht the plot, s7iIloo, on
fHS Te Of Ave A1snG Ge ssi ST. john. pi 70 fr ~ tss.
Wolf Il Co, who will erect a factory build
and .Breen & Schneider have ,resold No.
1884 Belmont avenue. a fiat. on plot soxloo.
CLINTON AVENUE.-M, Rosenbaum has
sold to r.. Stiner the southeast corner OF
Clinton avenue and 10th street, a two
family DIV eIling, on lot 20xloo.
WILLIS ANFNuE.-H. l.. Phelps has sold
for John Heller the southeast corner Of
Willis avenue and i36th street. old dwell-
ings, on plot 10. 8xs2. The buyer will erect
a six story building.
IS5TH STREET.-H. L. Phelps has sold for
Annie Derlich to Dora SceIerer No. e7l
East ls5th street. a three story dwelling.
on lot 20XIo0.
st. AIMS AVENUE.-F, Williamsohns has
sold for John II. Pepper tho northwest corner
Of st. Anne avenue and l58th street, a four
story triple fiat. on lot 26x10Sx irregular.
WHITE PLAINS AVENUE.-The Sound.
Neqlty Company has bought through
avenue and ?slst street. q plot li4xlsO;
also bought from Edward L. 4. Pipps the
northeast corner of White Plains avenue
and 235th street. a plot il4xlO0.
NELSON AYENUE.-Alexander d. DUFF has
sold TO william Foley No. "a Nelson avenue,
a two story dwelling, on lot is. IOxs2.
OGDEN AVENUE. Alexander D. Duff has
sold to the Washington Heights Company
for improvement the northwest corner OF
Ogden avenue and l85th street, 7Ox9o.
WALLS AVENuE.-George Siebert has sold
for a client the plot, lO0xloo, on thu east
side. OF Wales avenue. 100 feet north OF
81 MaTV's street
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Private Sales.

s2ld ar 6h4Tlgs 4. sShisNrsn e az investor
the F Wilson Build BUILDING IA a. M Noe; "a AKA IA !. .,r sed
northeast corner, OF Fulton and Gold streets.
1t is a six story building. on plot si.71Ss.4
LExiNGToN AVENUE. - The Mcviekar.
galllard Realty Company has sold for Edna
I. Hoge the four story and basement dwell;
s ias 81 No. No a a Client aeff on SSdup axsaa'' on '''
EIGHTYsTYIRD sTREET.E1M. Morgenthau.
client of the law firm OF Stern. !Chrlstienoy
thiErd HYs street, two Nosi ave we story o -edouibiss' dats. On
plot 5oxlO2.2. adjoining the northwest
corner Of Amsterdam avenue.
have soid for Hartford B. Kirk Nos. 90 TO %
East Hinety-fourth street. three Ave story
fats, on plot 7+.exloo.s.
E1G GIT .5;d ,ol Pt sTREETT'IJR SG1y 4 GO Sonf Tss
double nat. on plot 9oSIc2.s.
FIrTY-sEGoED sLREET.5ptpSShsr 4 CO;
and +2s West Fifty-seoond street. Two
JOHN STREET.-Wuliam A. White a Sona
John Street a four story loft building. On
lot 25xio0.
GOLD STREET,. z; Denpler has sold
for Harriet Provost Nos. g ana o. Gold
plot S9.416s.0x irregular.
DUANE STREETS, B., Goodsle d Son
have sold for W. s. Patton the Ave story
on lot 25x2e.3
EXTERIOR STREET.-Edward l.. King A.
Co. have sold for clients OF John +. Doyle
a Sons to Gutwillig Bros, and Joseph
Hammerschlag the. block front on Exterior
street. running from Seventy-third to
seventy-fourth street. q plot OF twenty
two lots.
FIFrlErH sTREET.-Mvs.. whltoomb has
sold No. rs West FlftIeth street, a four
story aud basement brownstone front
dwelling, on lot 2lKloo,5. Columbia College
leasehold.
EIGH rIErH STREET.-DouR las Robinson,
Charles s. Brown 4 Co.. haye sold for Mrs.
Gustav Bunzl No, a. East Eightieth street,
q four story brownstone front dwelling, on
lot 22Kl02.2.
FIFTY-sEyENTH STREET. - Edward l..
King 4 Co. have sold for Mrs. Mary Z.
Finley No. 467 East Flfty-seventh street.
northwest corner Of Avenue a four
NINErY-THTRD STREETi-H. G.. Senior A
Co. have sold for TeA Eyok Wendell OF
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to what 1t is nearer the city, and the new
transportation will substantially reduce
the time of travel. Marketing is made
easy by the use Of the telephone, which
other directions, business and social, and
does away with any feeling Of ~remotenessand
isolation. The t~radespeople deliver goods,
and a mali order sent to the city is promptly
carried out by large stores, many Of
valuable facility is the free delivery of
mail by the postal authorities, and the
collection of letters from private or general
po-. boxes. The recent increase in the
resident population has improved the
educational facilities, and excellent schools,
QUILTING, are available.
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2 pS sAALLEEi.yAhYAp5E FARM MP MAG,
bAHR itHKf 4io WTs5Es%gFFTR4b 3 seS EASSSFT Sp kk6NPp;
AENTS, two bathrooms furnace. three ~nrepiaces;
everY room wired for electricity, ,inoludiug We.
room, reception 6ait, bSusris pantry; nIst story
qnertered oak, eocond story cypress; veranda.
10 feet wide and 10 feet long, commands mag
nincent Wow Of the beautiful lake; veranda and
porte ,cochere of rustic stone; spring water all
over house: lake three miles long; One boulevard
cleaI around Il; genuemens driving park half
mile from farm: summer hotel one third OF mile
barn. three, stories. with 90 weighted windows.
every door level and easy OF access from ground;
90 modern stAnehions: box stalls; room for go
and back Of every COW. with hose conaections;
lighthouses; Fairoank scales; woven wire fences;
eli up 70 date farming utensils, Including manure
epresde!. Suiky harTows, cream separator. &c;
Psrs2na property consists of hens, ducks, 500
SHEEP and goats, 10 COWS, HORSES, vehicles,
harnesses, II HOGS, &c; nne dock, ITO feet wide, for
boats 70 land; 10 acres piped for irrigation; S. n.
Y. telephone 70 house and barn: mile from main
etreeL Wlnsted; i've trains a day 10 New York.
four 70 Hartford and four to Albany; excellent
sllgh sShGo!s spd nRIrsE1!ss; si1 very nice cburches;
doek' every bali hour, 70 electric cars; everything
mus DO sold lipmcdiHislyl cannot be duplicated
P p RfSsSfiS2isssaSg' bE IT sEY HsIod sE see seq c I9 Pr p A.:
GYEAs 4 EAAdoE RsAHR &c COKE SSS EB sly:
Write n u. MOORE. Wlnsted, Conn.
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ON THE CONNECTICUT SHORE.
COUNTRY HOMES OVERLOOKING
THE LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Many Beautiful New England villages
VIII De Taken Into the Suburban Area
Through the EiectrincatiOn Of the
New York, New Haven n Hartford.


Commuters are seldom willing to spend
more than an hour each way. :the railroad.
On the steam railroads the Limit of suburban
travel has long been fixed, Elm many years
u has undergone no important extension.
There are, indeed, scores Of beautiful CUB
urban places along the various railroads
centring in New York. However, on &C.
count of the pressure Of population within
te entire metropolitan area, rents n
freehold values are high wherever trans
p%ortation is at all adequate. At present
1t Is difficult for people Of moderate means
70 live in the country and yet be within
Easy reaching distance Of their places Of
business. The suburbs themselves have
become ~populous and have largely lost
heir original charm of rural exclusion.
However, the railroads are finding that
uouroan traffic is growing to be Of mora
financial Importance than long distance
passenger traffic. Most Of them are there
ore introducing q new transportation
poncy. Tney are separating the suburban
nom the long distance traffic by providing
pedal tracks devoted to the exclusive use
u the former service and are changing
"obiN power lTOLu bbeAll 70 tlbCLIlClLy.
ms policy will enable them TO attain a
iar higher rate Of speed, 10 practically
aouble the distance covered by the hour
unit Of travel.
The first railroad to introduce the new
system of travel will be the New York,
new Haven and Hartford, which will, it
y said, begin to operate electric trains in
ne course Of the present year. The electric
sains will make Stamford in thirty-six
minutes and will extend the suburban
unit from that town to New Haven.
There is probably no region in the neigh
oofnood Of New York that combines so
many attractions as the Connecticut shore
q the Long Island Sound beyond SIAM
.oro' but hitherto the possibility Of living
tnere and committing to New York has been
Spen only to people Of means and leisure.
ine region has been more or less popular
va place OF summer resort. Many New
tofkers have learned to appreciate its
ustinctive New England qualities through
spending their summer vacations there
u hotels and farmhouse boarding places.
The new train service will make it possible
LOT commute rs to live the year through in
such towns and villages as Greens Farms,
southport. Fairfield, Bridgeport, Milford,
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Killing Bluejays TO Protect QuatIs.

VTOFHIu T0"FUHuFHU0 DUTVuHVVHtU bte'
The Oroville Gun Club Is waglng warfare
against the bluejay tribe, In order TO proteSt
the quail. The bluejay Is q ruthless enc NY
OF the quail. deitroying every nest found.
and so numerous have they become In this
immediate vicinity that quail are getting
scarcer every year. and tae sportsmen felt
compcllei to take some action. The club
is divided into two teams.
The team killing the smallest number Of
jays during a specified line banquets the
winning team. Prlzes are also offered for
the highest individual score made eac h week.
r. lrst week Of the contest 1872 birds were
klI.ed and the second week. ending sundsy.
March II, 'tC7.
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50 Acres. Price $4,000.

For sale. Country Seat Beauti-
fully located on the highest point in
Bridgeport, commanding a magnifi-
cent view Of the city and Long
Island Sound. Two houses, good
barn, large new hennery, all in first
class repair; two apple orchards, two
wells and five springs OF water. Land
is rich and In excellent condition.
Very attractive for a near town
country residence or available to cut
up in smaller residential plots, and
has large speculative or prospective
value. Address P. o. Box 1899.
Bridgeport, Conn.
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Aiscell aDeOUs,

The Charles F.. Noyes Company has leased
for a long term OF years for Jeremiah i,
Robinson to Isaac Lehman also arcade
privileges in the United States Arcade Build
Laue to the Lifted Cigar stores Company;
lofts in the building at No; is? William street
corner Of Spruce for Robert !. Bonner to
Company; lofts In No. Ias William street
for Meyer abraham trustee. 70 Edward
A.. German to Lewis Smith Leather Company;
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FOR eALB-Ai Horotoa Heights. Conn. eight
fuaL - fSet deep. with two Houses and stable;
krge hsuae has sx rooms on nnt door, second
Is u hlpFSfIments; extra large piazza; stable
e1td, xtst st0s, large carriage door: rear cot.
ha TWO Wells and three cisterps; high. dry ground.
Farm for sale, Horoton Heights, Conn: 81 ecfoe,
@ns GOOD water and fruit. four acres OF this 10
woodland.
. Tor above address Lock Boz 1ts.Noroton Heights.
coan.
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An IDEAL GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT,
liz 10 acres Of good tillable land; shade and fruit
~. running brook: carriage house and Stabiesi
STrsn houses. one OF steel frame ioozS0 feet.
rsSs Including grand reception ball with mag
isht family bedrooms, four for help. and three
SaihroomS hot water heat: gas; the house u &17b
lei, 10 addition 70 a Z foot ysrand9- -
s9fTs croperty Is one measured mile from peTisn
st;(ion. which Is thirty eight frop New York;
S1tbin two miles OF the Wee Burn Golf Club ~
Noroton. and ls altogethsT an ideal country seat
Win dty convent enoeN.
yHED D. CHADDEBTON. DaF,sn. Gem.
mo BARGAINS IN CONNECTICUT FARMS.
VI sell both city and country property y Stan.
~, DLidgeport, south NetHsis. NS% oAaeaA'
zoe; EiSs' a Sco Gaf SSSss. w. an sc S; - =.
SuidlnSs. all in nne. repair, situated SeS19fSAH
~ 4 corner az miles from citation and ety., pf0lt,
S,de, hne view and brook. Cheap II sold kt once.
TWunty eight acres Of garden land. NINE room
SsSSIdiinss, hull, shade, brooE, view. one pllle from
an. station and beaches, Trolley passes the door.
AZ IDEAL summer home. % acres. Eight room
begss. An modern improyemepts, barn and Spt:
ION eRy and n. r. station. Price. 5000.
Snap, . ceres. Seven room house; barn, fruit,
dada, view. Few minutes from trolley and station,
FOR sale. q beautiful mansion IN tho suburbs Of
IN IDEAL country home. all modern improvements,
slean heat. &c. Has . good horse barn. drives.
Asds and frult trees. hot house. . commanding
NeW, ~ acres Of q W
For further particulars address
W. b. DE GARM0.
South NOFWAlk. Conn.
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o HoUSE all Improvements; high ground;
Vagnlhcent scenery: on line OF trolley: 8 minutes
YAK from stations; has stables, coachman house;
pasture for several COWS, with separate stables;
thouts from New York. with through train service:
RFct $4,000; must be seen TO be appreciated. ]. T.
SAITH, AHSonia, Conn.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR SALE OR RENT;
from $50 10 $4,000 for season. Shore
and building sites.
. HOMESTEAD; 10 ROOMS: BARN: TWO ACRES;
half mile Rowayton Station; one mile DarIen;
IA So. Norwalk, q, $50.
EIGHT ROOM RESIDENCE: IoT 7oxl 1876.
sonHanding position; overlooking Five Nile River
CHOICE RESIDENCE; GOOD NEIGHBoR.
hood; near Wee Burn Golf Links. Noroton, s., 500.
FRED. D, CHADDERTON,
Darcn. Conn.
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AT BEAUTIFUL NoRoToN- ON SOUND; big
high land. with 800 feet water front; stone dock,
l arge, old fashioned house; Ia rooms and bath,
Could easily be subdiyided.
o. W. ELL. Darien, Conn.
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FOR SALE gen!lemsn,s House at Manchester.
Conn; on line OF the N. Y, N. II. d II. r. r.. three
hours from New York; hne large house. is rooms,
two baths: eonssryatory, electric lights, two new
ivr4aoes, sci. tubs, pure spring water. &c; house
hnely located. On high ground, In the midst OF an
S SH,oS roSs, oHen pllSrnbing. sewer sanitary con:
eleetrto cara; 30 acres Of land, In high state Of cul.
HyAtion; bordering on Jake suitable for boating or
ditioni 2 beautiful home: delightfully."- cool In cum
imeri VIII DO sold for $4,000; II this description In
teresta you come and Geo the property. Address
owner. n. P. BISSELL, Manchester. Conn.
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As MILES FROM NEW YORK, "a
trains daily; fine schools; healthy location;
select country Farms. 10 to 200 acres;
prices from s 1900 to i 5000. Have some
fine village property for sale. II you will
tell me what you are looking for I'll try
and ill your wants. J. G. HYATT.
Westport, Conn,
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NEW CANAAN. O n.
y ASGk \ ~ y2sE G eli 4sG 4 taGn lss!
Ma AMIeoSH I:'V Tr n 'A SHr fidi PSI 81 n SEX!
y,AS3qt, eeyeA oPS4 hEsplAceE City water; ! MIN
pIE1 Walk fAOM DEPOT; large barn for six
premleea This property IL for sale, or can DO
-RESIDENcE AND FARM PROPERTY For Sale
FROM 90 TO $50 ACRES FROM $4,000 10 $4,000.
M SSN FsNaaEHp ,s6S gSh I. I ~ RENT FOR THE SEA
FRANCIS e. GREEN, Agent,
NEW CANAAN, CONN,
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TO RENT at Stratford Point, an
eight room shore cottage, simply fur
nished; $4,000 for the season. APP
ply to A. W. BURRITT. Bridge
port, Conn.
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AN IDEAL septlsmaa'se olhtry seat; one hour
IT dfom Nsw f1rsi 'sa a., mlnnsss from IRON 81 sie ln,ind y I ACRES eSis
section; large, beautiful house. with all modern
bargain at s27,Soo. &. w. BELL. Darlen. Conn.
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50 ACRES: house 7 rooms: barn SOXiO, shed lGS2a:
hennery and wood house; all In good condition: small
FINE FApM N"'H HEoIIfSEip 70 s ACES at
Milford, Conn; excellent Locations ample buildings.
well arranged and all in good condition: plenty of
fruit, $50 shade trees on road side; price $4,000.
WILLIAM HANKS, Fairfield, Conn.
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So ACRES; ONE HOUR AND is MINUTES FROM
New York; IA room house: steam heat; large barns;
all buildings In beat OF condition.: newly painted:
nne orchard Of BOO 10 900 trees, .appleO, peAchsa
and !lums; near church. schools and stprss,
lNHavo a variety Of Farms ranging from 10 70 ~
acres. Prices from $500 to $2oYooo. For further
particulars address
j. A. PEASE.
i3o Fairfield Av., Bridgeport. Conn.
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SOUND BEACH. CONN.
Building plots. beautifully located, shore front.
near trolley line; nye minutes to station min
Long Island Sound: plots one half acre or more.
Is desired resi1te.sd; eieGtns lShSs, wsi sI y an,
city, or TO c. E, SMITH. Sound Beach, Conn.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Fran

TTUH HHS HSEHHHJO
Arets slut nalkas. Erfarenheterna
hafva varit vexlande uti forsam
lingen under Diet ar, som gait.
Manga hem hafva undergatt en-
stor iorandring. Herren ma dock
prisas for ALT hvad han gifvit at
sorg och glade, illus och morker.
Eft nytt ar nalkas. Hvad
mande delta bara uti slit skote?
Ma hvar 0 en- uppgora sina raknin
gar med babe Gud och manni-
skor! Da skall Diet nya aret bara
en- Illus framtid uti slit skote.
For att taga EFT ~passande far
val at aret 1906 och valkomna aret
1907 kommer en- nyarsiest att
hallas i Augustanakyrkan nasta
mandag kvall den 81 dec. (nyars-
afton). Den borjas kl. Spa kvallen.
Efter oppnandet pa ofligt satt
forekommer foljande program:
/. Piporgei Solo. Prof E.Tillmann
2. misunderstanding.
8. Musk Orkestern.
d. Sang Koren.
s Tai, "Tiden forsvinner," Past.
E. p. Karleen.
6. Solo. Chaffin Anderson.
= Dekl. Mrs Ellen Larson.
8 Piano duett. Florence Johnson
och Ester Knos
9 Tai. Looking forward Pastor
A.. Norrbon.
Musk Oikestern.
II. Koilekt.
II. Sang. Wennebergs Day, Ps.
$50. Koren.
Darefter serveras katie iritt / un
dervaningen. Kl. II. 80 samlas vi
alter kyrkan till bonmote. hviIket
a~fslutas strax efter II, da Diet nya
aret har ingatt. vi onska att sa-
lunda under Ion mottaga Diet nya
8ret. Warren nu hjartligt valkomna
till denna festl
ON nj VIII ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
m0NlTORENS ltLtFUNNUmMER 675
mr. Anayea0 Engh afreste i SON

My An2yeaV Engh afreste SON
days till Canton, S. d., for att
der tiilbringa julien hos sin mag
och dotter, DR. och Mrs A. An
derson.
mr. och Mrs O E .fac06son af-
reste i sondags till Chicago for
att der julia hos sina slaktingar'
Mr. och Mrs A Sodren.
Hanson & Fogelqvist saljer kla-
der billigare an nagon AMMAN, for
de betala 81 sd stor hyra, forsok
och Sc.
Fran MiSSi0AsJdysamktngeH
Pa sondag halles moten ! van
iig orining utom sondagsskolan
som installes sasom vanligt forsta
sondagen eiter festen. Amnet
for ungdomsmotet blir: Aterblick
pa Diet hydda aret. Nyarsaftonen
halles mote XII. 10 pa qvallen att
vaka ut Diet gamla och in Diet nya
aret. Da forekomma predikan
bon, vittnesbord och sang. ALA
inbjudas hjertligt. Nyarsdagen
haller forsamlingen slit arsmote
som borjar XII. 3 en-, da rapporter
komma att horas, ny stytelse och
tjansteman valjas o. s.v,
En- ny Kostym,O fverrock, HIATT,
Mossa eller Handskar ar den ba
sta och NEST ~passande Nyarsgaf.
va. Eft godt urval FINER att till
ga hos
Larson Swan Dry Goods Co.
Svenska booker och almanacko,
till salu, och pronunciation mot
tages pa olika svenska tidningar
Olson Bros skobutIk, ooo-4 street
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Gudstjenster

Sy. Ev. Luth Augustana kyrkan hor
net af este och G, urt st
Gudst enst S6ndagar XII 1890 Z. m. ooh
:. 80 q. m. S~6ndagsskola XII. 1910 Q. m.
U~ngdomens uppbyggelsemote $50 Q. m
Kldre diakonisstoreningen halter mote
forsta torsdags Q. n. hyarje Smanad.
Yngre diakonissforenin gen samman-
trader sista ~torsdagen hvarie manad XII.
8 O, m.
Syfsreningen sammantrader onsdags Q.
m. XII 8.
Ungdomen halter mote pa fredagsqval-
larne.
Koren s~ammantrader onsdagsqvallarne
XII s.
ALA arc hiertligt valkomna till dessa
g~udstjenster och moten.
A.NoRRBoM, Pastor
sos Court st,
Telefon Automatic No. 1854.
I Svenska Methodist Episkopal kyrkan
hornet 9de & Court st. halles foljande
~veckomoten
Sondagar XII IL: FIN, sondagskola. Pre-
dikan XII 11;f. m. Epvo. League XII 7 Q.
m. P~redikan XII. s. .. m. Onsdagen XII
! s g. m. Observation-Disclosures Syster-
fore ingen och "Solstralen" mota hvar-
AMMAN Torsdags 9. m. ALA Skandinaver
are hjertligt v%allkomna.
NELS PEARSON Pastor.
Svenska miasionskyrkan, hornet ST Z
och Court streets. S6ndagar: sondags-
skola XII. $50 t.. M. predikan XII. 10 45
f. m. ungdomsmote XII. 4.30 Q. M. pfedi-
kan XII. s e. m. Torsdagar: Kort predi-
kan XII s g. M.
A. G, SPORRONG, Pastor.
Bostad I'LL street.
Telefon Automatic 291S
I den svenska ba~ptistkyrkan, hornet If
10 och Virginia SITS. predikan hvarje SON.
dag XII. TO- As f. m. och s e. M. Ung-
domsmote halles XII. 5 g. IN. B0nemote
hvarje torsdagsqyall XII. 8.
LJoHANSoN, Pastor.
Sv. Ev. Luth. Immanuelkyrkan, hornet
af w. 9Th & George SITS.
Foliande gudstjenster och molten hallas
hvarje s0ndag;
S0ndagsskola kl. $780, m.
H6gmassa XII. 1915 {. m.
Barnk6 ems ofningsmote kl. 1.15 o. IN.
Lutherf0rbundets mote XII. z o. Ii.
Gudstje st XII. 7.45 g, M.
Bonemote hvarie onsdagsqvall XII. 7.45
Ka~ffeforeningen moter den forsta FREE
dagsqvallen XII. s hvarje manad.
Dorkasfofeniugen moter Il. tredje tors
days Q. XII. 3 hvarje manad.
ALA iubludas pa Diet h~jeitligaste till
dessa molten och gudstjenster
E. p. KARLEEN Pastor,
200 Rebecca st.
Telefonnummer Auto. 3243.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

En- svensk yngling. som onskar
lara sig fotografiyrket, kan ia ge-
nomgS en- kurs hos undertecknao,
som lemnar vidare upplysningar
ON vilkoren.
Martin Youngberg, fotograf
OH Fourth st.
En- taeksamHets6etygekse.
Undertecknad onskar harmed
uttrycka sin hjertliga tacksagelse
till ALA dem, som under min al
skade makes siukdom och senast
vid hads franfalle och begrafning
visade mig slit deltagande SAINT
hedrade den afidne genom att
smycka hans kista med rika blom-
stergar der.
MRS. MARIA OLSON.
Fina 'Scarfs', Stand Covers
Tides, Center pieces 'Handker-
chiefs Ties och belts passande
for Nyarspresenter hos
Larson - Swan Dry Goods Co
Mr. Hordow fran Worthington.
Mimi, handelsresaade for en-
klsdesirma / Jacksonville, ILL.,,
gastade i sondags hos MI. Carolus
o Peterson, en- gammal bekant-
skap fran lorna dar.
Nj kan kopa en- praktig valsydd
och valsittande kostym fran $500
till $40 90 hos
Hanson & Fogelquist.
En- koldvag ar i annaIkande
Spara bransle och kop Stormfon-
ster, Stormdorrar och Stormpap-
per hos Spalding3 & Court SITS.
10 st Flake White tvalar for
rs cents hos
Larson & Anderson
Carving sets. silfverplaterade
Knifvar och gafhar, Matskedar
SAINT Katie och Tekannor hos
c. A. Larson, 100 asst.
Coda palitliga och varaktiga un-
derklader. skjortor, haudskar, van
tar, Eossor, m. m. hos
Hanson & Fogelquist.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
IinhandlayefymanL. Mizllr&cp,

ItnhanalayffymanL. Milley&Co.
1904 street, gifver fritz till
den, SON gor sina inkop der af
yiner och likorer Tor julien och
nyaret, en- qVart at Diet basta port
yin for hvarie gallon, som inko-
pes. Firman har EFT fullstandigt
lager at fran Europa importerade
yaror, bland dem svenska sadana,
och rekommenderar dem i deras
atanke dem som aro forbrukare
deraf.