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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HA8ILINE " Z. CHURCH. oh and p SIS. nv.
Rev Charles Z Guthrie. pastor $50 g. n Sun
Gay schocl. u a. II. public ss-Tice with Holy
Ocnnunion- T. n. ErWor-h Les~rs p-ziss
sTTlce. 2 n. 7-UschinS b. the pasto- Week
q service leading I'D 70 Easter; public s-Tice each
evening. eNccTting SATURDAY. AZ 8 O'ciock. Friday
evening silent scrVice. SEATS free St-r-gs
welcne Note charge q hor IN al evening
SrTices
FOUNDRY n. + CHURCH. 18th and Church SIS.
nv. Rev Roher- NJ Moo-C. d. D.. p-stcr sun
day school. 80 N. Preaching az Il e. II by
The pastor 2 m. service q scnE addressed ~
the pastor EINoT1h IeaEue, = 2. n. AL invited.
FOUNDRY NJ z CHURCH. Is,h ard Church SIS.
nv. Rev. Robert NJ Moor y D.. pastor. sun
DAY school $50 f. n. Preaching az u a. m bv
the pascT. T. N. se-gice of sonz. a6dresses hv
Hen HCr-y " blair and ReT. " Z Crafts.
'Commemo-ztion q Sunday rpst Law Eruo-th
League. : p. Al i-Eited- During Passion
Week servioes vii be held cva-y evening. and %
Monday. Tccs1ay. and Weduesiay ereuinzs Nine.
vou Firkcistine AIountfcTd VII sre-S On ''Ths hfs
q Chris1
MEMORIAL VI. r. CHURCH.
corner John Msrzhau Place and c * John Reid
Shannon. minister. At Il a. n sa-ror hv The
Rev. Dr. J. s.. Cair Neal of Madison ATerus
Methcdis Episcopal Church. Baltimore. At S
p n. seEmCn b the Rev. Dr. II. F. Ran. q the
First Methodist Episcopal CglIIrch. Baltimore
Sunday school ard Metropolitan Bible Class AZ
sss9 s. N. Epwurth League az 5,i5 p. n
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LIFE ON HIGH LEVELS.

Ts-se comments upon the Christian Endeavor topic
for April Il, Risen with Christ'' Col. mI4
There has been much talk Of the siren
uous life and Of the simple life. but what
We need the most is the risen life Ex-
istence is on too low a plane for good liv-
ing. All the miasmas and murkiness OF
the lowlands contribute 10 unhealthful
living. A real and practicable and sub
stantial reform Of most far-reaching sig
nihcance would be for individuals to rise
70 a higher level Of living That IS the
way Christianity has wrought all its
wonders. It has lifted up men and won-
en-, one by one. 10 a loftier life They
have given free play 10 the elevating i'm
pulse Of the divine spirit. and they have
identified their personalities with that OF
the Lord Low practices. low standards.
low ideals. have then become superseded
by the ideals Of Jesus. Their rule Of con-
duct, mostly uEexpressed, is For me 10
live is Christ"
The only noble high life" Is that which
is lived on the loftiest levels Of altruism
and service and sacrifice.
To give up IS the first step toward go
ing up.
Niagara's great power Is now employed
to run the street railways and propel the
machinery Of scores OF cities and towns
throughout Canada and the States. That
same power. however. is also employed to
light the smallest cottages and to run the
poor toiler's single sewing machine. II
Is not too great for small tasks. Similar
". the exhaustless power Of Gods help
ing spirit is sufficient for small achieve
nents as well as for great Il enables one
Christian TO control his temper and an
other 10 die martyrs death at the stake.
As Paul points out, It is good to help
man TO be temperate and also to help him
achieve transformed character.
Some curious and interesting changes
are made in the American revised version
OF the Bible. over the King James edition.
II a number Of significant instances the
verb has been changed from the active to
the passive form. Thus, IN the passage
which forms the basis Of the present
study the familiar words OF Paul. 'Tf We
then be risen together with Christ. seek
those things which are above" have been
made TO read. IF. then. ye be raised to-
gether with Christ" That is to say. the
active agent is not man. but God. Man
does not rise OF himself with Christ: he
simply lets himself be raised. The power
is all Of God. It Is mot ], but Christ" as
Paul elsewhere says; or Christ in YOU.
the hope Of glory" Only by the super
natural does It become possible for a NOR
tai to attain unto the Christ life.
Christians are sharers; they share the
humiliation OF their Lord, and they share
His resurrection. and, like Him, they
share themselves with the world.
Only a triumphant Christ can give
person victory over his own baser self
For liberty did Christ set you free
liberty to be and to do the best, liberty to
rise above the old self and into an ever
enlarging newness of life.
The other day 1 met a stranger st
hotel table in an Ohio college town. He
wore a brotherhood button and address
ed him. He had been summoned from
his distant home TO the bedside OF a stu
dent son seriously III. The boy had look
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SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

dare no more fret than dare curse
and swear.-John wesley.
The spectacles OF regret always mag
nify.-Henry Van Dyke
Self-reve-ence self-kroTledge. self-control.
These three alone. led life 70 .JFereigD power.
-rennyson.
Choice and service-in these are the
whole OF life-Mark Hopkins.
We must live as the Saviour did; HIS
sorrows He divided with His Father. His
life with the world.-Maltbie D BabcOck.
In hle'S small things be resOiute and great
To keep thy muscles trained; knoWest thcr when
Fsta
Thy measure takes OF when she'll say TO thee.
I find thee worthy; do this deed Sor mel''
Lowell
have so ruled my life that when death
comes I might face without fear.-Henry
HavelOck.
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EPISCOPAL.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH

ST. THOMAS CHURCH
$50 q u--Ho,y C1Tnnunion-
u-o g. m.-Holy Cc-rno-niSn and seluno- 81 the
rector: What shan DO With Jesus.
Plates eilenrra'
t00 p m--Csusrzlz-i0n b. the Bishop q Wash
soo ?. m--se7Tics and sernon By Rsz. Canoa
Austin ~JeS-s and ths people'
Al seats free az this sc-Tice-
lnpo-ta1t Notice- \. B.-TEo services, with flus-
t-zted sernors b. the rector. II the Tursa hall.
Mauncy THURSDAY. : =. II. The night q the Last
SUp7ae--' Good Friday. s 2. n. The CAV O. cruci-
axioD-' Frun p % 3 Good Friday. tie rector
breaches ;he three hours seuioc-
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and C SIS Nv. Rev
Richard p Williams. rector Sc-gcces q. j.. and
6 Rev. y. ". Pctfis =. D.. VIII rreach a. u.
p. n, evening seTTice and se-nc-uty Rev DAVID
Bar. sc2day school. ga Al we,cune-
CHURCH or The ASCENSION. Mass. are Ard
Eh s. nv RcT. j. Henriug Neir1s -ecror
SerTlcCs. : and u a. m- and 6 2. n TIE rec-o-
VII rreach a. u A. and p n. Lcuten
day. ard Wedneslay. Tzesday. ?. n. ths ch0ir
VII Sing The Ciudfxion by S-1inEr. No zd-
mission claTEe. bCt oaerins VIII Be- taken for
the choir fund. Thursday. and II g. ard s
p n Good Friday. a. m mT-lrg TTzJc-5 !
4 n, arts communion and scTuCCl 2 to g.
thrsehour se-Tice.
ST. MARKS CHUlsCH. Sd and A stS Sc Rev
" L De Vries. Fh. D.. ard Rer. r. A. C--r-js
csrgy. SyTios. 20. 7. {. ard 80. Rev H A
B-UFn. chaplin. 4. 5 A. viii Treach az right
Holy Week. services daily az :. i. and 80 Good
Frtd2y also. fruu- = % and az & Ho,y baptism
Easter Sunday a. fs5
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. % -. rear Washington
Circle. Holy Cocnlnuriou. - and y a n WITH
se-I1cu- Morning ser-ice ard insrucsion. 20 g. m
CcD1rua-tou Class ,. n Cbo-al evens0cE ard
sCuon p II Pruacher. ReT- A : Johns
o-gznist and choirZ1ser. Edg2r Priest An SEATS
free.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH Geo-Eet0E1 RrT.
James X. V. Bllke. rectc-. Pain Sundav-.a 80
a. H. Holy Coumuri0r- 50 O. n sunday
schooa- II a n. f1u service ard ss-mcn hy the
paS-o-- 80 p m. Naurder's car IA. Peal
ueuce. Pa1doD- and Peace." b. the .estcd cAci-.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G. s.. BE- IS,h ard 1l-h-
Rev r b Ickin. D. D.. re--or Services:
Holy Communion, s q. n C0nf rnstion. II a. H.
Services a. ard s p II Tie TeC-or VIII Trssch
a. ? n subject. SCIne rgas rs Whv Protestant
Cathoiics decline 20 became~ Roman Cathc-ics-A
disrlssion q PaTal irfalhb5hty." Se1ices during
the week daily a. Z o'cIock and z n Holy
Coumuniou Mauniv THURSDAY u g. n. and 80
p m Good FRIDAY. service a. 70 a n ard the
thrce hours devolon from . % :. oo1drcted by
ths rector
ST. JAMES CHURCH. sth g.. near c ne SER
ices. 7-So D-l5. II. procession cT ra1rs: SD and
7as p n Scaool. p. m Al weloome slWays
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18Th and Co-coran - Nv he
ReT. Frank Seuall. D. D.. pastor. VIII preach A.
a m Ssladay school l2:l5 3. n. Lee
TURE By the pGstCr On DIVINE SUGGEs-
TION-Its power % heal and bow applied IN
pastors study. Welnssiay. 80. Clzss IN psvchol
ogy- GOOD FRIDAY Morning service nnd ser
mon Al arc invited. Holy SATURDAY. s.ss. serT-
ice q Tzays and rrsrs-Stiou- Free loan hb-ary
q the writings q SEe5snoo-E. and The periodicals
and Btsrsturs of the New Chu-ch n TIE vesrry.
Free tracts IN the FaSdbule
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w. c. t. Q. VIII Celebrate.

Under the auspices Of the International
Reform Bureau and theswoman's Chris
tian Temperance Union. a meeting viii
be held at the Foundry Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow evening 70 COM
memorate the twenty-hrst anniversary OF
the hrst hearing before Congress OF the
Blair Sunday rest bill Hon. Henry ".
Blair and Mrs. Clinton Smith VIII pre-
side Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis will speak
on Retrospective. and Rev. Wilbur F.
Crafts. d. D, is scheduled to discuss
Living and dying nations"
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BAPTIST,

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Dz5 and y EA
Dr. J J. MIR. pus-o-- P-eaching. Il e. t. a
pcrancu1h; - . r.. a Gty EJTed-" s s.
80 q n @ =. 6,f5 ? n
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 1ah aad O. Rs.
]. B. ClATtcr- acns pas-oc SO. s s u.
Amidst s-rE-rs cuEds-" :. t. Q z. 3. The
Mz1 0i SO--UEs" Al welcuus
STRANGERS home SHILOH BAPTIST
Church. I s.. becEsa1 18Th ard Z7ch nv. Rev
J. Milton Waldrou. D. D. pas-o.- Co1ETezzI5o-zI
singing q speczlty- Bible schocl. 2-l Ms-'s
Rsble Cas- ~ 10 q n Sgunon hy IRE uZsru
Il e. n ard I,f5 p n. Ch-srizn E1dezT0- a.
and p n Al sests tree. A ozdiL tnTitzrou
% Al
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selfish ends. Sin is on descending scale.
It's slaves go from worse to worse. All It's
roads lead downward. On the other hand.
there Is a power OF uplift In religion
Christianity makes men better. It's fol-
lowers grow from grace 10 grace An
old saint is holier and happier than
young one. The longer Christ Is followed
the higher he exalts life. His risen pow
er IS impaired 10 His friends TO help
them. too, 20 rise, until they become PAX
takers of His life and identified with Him.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. coz. Io1h
and G sJs. DIV. ReT, samuel T. Woo5rUw, d. D. .
pastor. Il a. d. and 2. m. public worship with
sermGns hy tfe pastor. Two procEssions.' ''Scne
Noted Johns-j, hn Calvin" Nfrsic hy quartet and
chorus choir. lel hy Dr. J. " Bischo1. o-rauist
$50 a m, sun ,ay school SIS ?. n. Y. p S
c. 7.
Mt. pleasant. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Columbia -osd sn6 l4th sC NV TIE pastor. Rev
NJ Ross FishhzIrn. VII preach a. II aad a. &
Morning SUBJECT Outside the CITY gste:' even
ing next ssTm0n in series. subject The spirit q
Palm sunday Muse by quartet ard chorus
So a. n. Sunday schoOl 7. n Junior En-
deaEuT. go p. n. Se-SS- EndeaTo-. A ueloons
for al
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sPIRITUALIsSI.

TIE DEAD APE ALIVE CONE AND Re-
csirs thier messaEe Alfred H Te-y VII hosd 4
meeting Sunday evening az O'Clock Lecture TO-
loz-ed hy sTlrir mesages En.l pSchCuetric rad
i1gs. a schmidt's Han. SIS s-h & Nv
DR.. J. u. TEMPLE. BUSINESS AND TFsF
medium, VIII hold gTsnd test meeting fcr srirstrsI
messages Sunday. Tuesday. ard Ffidzy az 5 D n
Rea6inss dziIy. 50 9Th S. nv
MRS. Noble HOLDS SPIRITUAL MEETINGS
every Sunday. Tuesday. and Friday nights al 8
c'clock- Private readings daily Is5 nth s. nv.
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ed on death calmly, and the fathers face
shone as he told me how the sick young
man had said. Father. have two homes,
one here and one yonder. and I shall be
happy to go to either" With glstening
eyes the man went on to say 10 me: Il
tell you. friend. It's great 10 know. when
you're down in the valley Of the shadow.
that He is with you" That father knew.
He had tested and proved the truth that
Christ conquers even the fear OF death.
The Lords friends share His victory over
the grave.
They who live for eternity should live
as immortaIs- The prince may not de-
mean himself as does the beggar. NO
blesse oblige." heavenly crown calls
for heavenly conduct The glory OF the
brought down TO irradiate earth by all
who possess It as an inheritance.
It Is always Easter on Gods side Of the
grave.
The Christian religion is pitched on an
ascending scale. II begins with an eman-
cipation and Il ends with an ascension.
The path OF the just shines more and
more to the perfect day; The day that IS
refulgent with the seen presence Of the
Sun Of Righteousness
Everybody who observes human nature
whether to call himself a psychologist or
merely a common-sense man, knows that
there is a downward tug and pull to a
lifo lived for n .erial pleasure or sordidly
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Md ave aaa ssh :. IA
Rex. C. P. Wles. pastor Couh-ua-ion se-yi,es
y a. n Preaching. 80 z II Other s-7ices as
usual LeIlsu seuiSss. Tussdzy u Friday inciR-
siTe, 81 s ?. n Al welcome.
MEMORIAL Pastn-. J. g. BUTLER Pain S-n-
Cay se-vicas IL; Confirmation. 6 Passtou Wsek
TUESDAY. Wel-esisy- ThU-slzy D n. and Good
Friday. Il Jord's supper Thursday
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UNTTARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. coC- 18th and Z 50
Uiysses g. B. Pierue- uinists-- e-ss a. II. SUI
day schooi. Class fer the Coupa-atiTs Scudy u
ReliC0o. and Unity Study Class. u & II. u1n-
ins ssTvice; sern0n b. Rev Clay MacCauley. As
p H.. veSper serTice. with speciL muse. T-2
p r.. Young Peopls's Religious Union rs pub
&c invited % al serTiceS
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EvANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Scottish Rite Hall. lo0 G St NV. Services: sun
dzy. IL a m and 10 2. n Morning lecture by
Bishop OLIVER Q. SABIN; subject TIE
philosophy q Divine healing" EFe1ing lecture
~ WINFIELD S. WHITMAN. Testimonial
meeting WEDNESDAY evening at 10. Seats free.
All irvite5.
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EPISCOPAL SOUTH

BIT. VERNON PLACE NJ z CHURCH s0UTH.
cT 9Th and X stS NV. J. Howard Wells. pssto-
go Sunday schooL Il a. m Holy Coulnunson
:. ~ EFFCG7h League p n serron by
Presiding Elder DR.. i. ;. Prettyu1n-
ST PAUL n Z CHURCH SOUTH. sd and S sss
nv Rev William Elst2co Heury. pastor. Divine
worship. II & n ard rs u n Othcr s-rTicrs
As nsnal Sfrnnrrrs Welcrna
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\. ". d A. MEA,s MEETNG-

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Suuzner R. Niutou. Of Buzmsb. INDIA. WI ad-
dress mems mesting az Y IL C. A. rs G s.
nv. Sund1y. Ap-l l. a. So l7h5a--. ssfsss
Indian problems and O1pc-4uusfies"
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH SERIES. VIZ
Ssnn b. F. ID. Power 4. The Maste- s-d
he child s. ~CuuTsTion q a Roman sol5s--..'
s $ 80 O e
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SERVICES TOMORROW.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. ls,h
and sts. nv. Services; Sunday, DS0 a. m
and .. me-
Subject. "UNREALITY"
Sunday school, II a. n weaneSaay evening
meeting. O'Clock Public cordially invited Az
seats free Free reading room 6ol Colorado BIdz
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sEvExTH-DAY ADvENTIsrs.

CHURCH. t9th AID n 50 ~ Rs-.
J. z. Shultz. pastor. The pasto- VII spezk IS
the regular servics to-mC-uT eTe1i1E at T,s5 re
se1ting the first sertio1 q a r-Uphet's listers
me1agere." His discourse VII be illustrated AZ
are invited
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UNIvERsALIST.

CHURCH OF Our FATHER. 18Th sz5 s. nv.
Res. John Van schaicE- H. p0s-c-- Pain Scn-
day-u a. m. n0-rirg ss-Tices se-no1 b pzS-or;
s-biect- Ths Certainty q e i1st reoonpanse fo<
rEuue" 9s5 a n. sunday schoc- ? Il. I.
P. 9. [. ?. n. Dr. Pows-'s Class.
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OTHER SERVICES.

GOSPEL MISSION. 20 Pa ave. Ms. ssmrsl
II. Hadley. a the Wate- Strcet 8Iiszou- Nsw
ZC-k VII SPEAK Sunday night. o'ciock Frso
sunAay night slpper service. o'ciock. Gospel
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THEOSOPHY.

LECTURE. COMPARATIVE
MYTHOLOGY AND RELIGION hy Dr. A. y
CORY. u a. m. sunday. a. l5l7 II ST. nv. bes--s
CAPITAL CITY Branch. 7. s. The esofc-ic in-e--
p-etation q TIE G1eek. EgyptiEu. and Hiudu Pan
taeo1 along tie hnas q kama and Tslucz-rzaiaa.
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Pr SBYTERIAN.
CHURCH or The COVENANT,
Counect2c-t ave. \ ard 18Th ST.
Charles Wood. minists-.

Tyler Dennstt. ASSISTANT u-nlSo=-
James Mcf-. He--y. uinfste= q Peck Ohap6
u G. u--The pastoE VII pEeznh-
?. m--The Fas-o- VII preach on "Chr4st's s1o-
1ecrs as kings"
Musical service. led hy czu-ch qrs-tst. trs1 81 %
ocloct
?. n.-The pastor VII rrsach On Tie s15=1nE
kirz
Musical sETi.s ron 80 70 g o'Gock: s1hz'S
CrUci1xion. hv the Ensembs CIuh
Sunday school a. ss5 An
Christian EndeETuE meeting 5 ?. II
Ill-sdEy eEelilg AZ g. mitUeeE s-Tica
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCa-
New To-k are. H. and 15-h SIS. Dr. Warzcs
kaoc-iEe. pas-o-. Il =. n. pubic Eu-sHip: s-moo
- ne T2s-cS- - 2 n. clcslng ssuOn uD01
'Ths pTopbet's Gy % The city" Monday. SO
? Il. The feast Tuesday. 50 ?. Il Ths;
C-ezD,r Wedneaiay. - p IT, Tie tat5s TAX
Th1rsdAy. rs p n. The Lo15's Suppe;.' FL
day. 80 ? "a. TIE way o. TIE COsa
FTRSr-Tne SrzlEe-'s Sab5a-h HC-@Joa- AIs--
shah 81. wv Donald C. MacLeo6 1ninzsts-. u
8. n, se-al Pain S-nday se-I1o- D r..
mems mas meeting. "Gods cal 70 msn to-day--'s
rs p r. unicn revival se-Tios. Dr. S1oSne WI
Ere2ch- 5. s.. s-5l a n C. z. 6.5 D p Az
az Ue-cUCe
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Y. W. c. A. vEsPER SERVICE.

ESPER SERVICE EXTENSION SUNDAY.
Young WcEnen's Christian Association. 30 d n
Topic, ~Club Eork-" Leader Mss Elizahefh y
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ADDRESS. THE FATHERS on CHURCH AND
STATE" Dir A. A. Lpscomb: Song. "Orr COzn-
try," z. c. Kennsy; dsbata; .. N. PylhiEn
Temple. l01 sth 81. nv. seatz 1es.
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MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. SEATON WILL GIVE A TALK AT HER
oeace. The FETsgut. cor Eth and I SIS. Apt
~ Sunday. ?. n. Subject. Spiritual healing. "
Public invited Patients treated week days Phone
Mafa 2s5l.
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NONSECTARIAN.

P-OPLE'S CHURCH. Pgthian Temple ln2 "a
81. Ss1i0es az HIS a. m: Mr.. Carl Vroous1. q
Bloou1l-gton. IL. VII speak On TIE leZitfns-s
funCtiCl q faith" PM. NewhIrCh's Bihis Stsusv
Class a. 70 A. A eordial inFitstion is ertsadss-
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AT ST. Paul's Church. Fifteenth and V
streets the holy week services viii be
as follows: Palm Sunday, blessing OF the
palms. II a. n; Wednesday, tenebrae.
1:S0 p. m; Holy Thursday. holy commu-
Mon administered at Z and S a m; sol
emn high mass, a. m: tenebrae. 7:30
2. m, with sermon on The Holy Eu-
charist. by Rev. Father Towey. c. S. P. !:
Good Friday. divins service, 9 a. m; Way
OF the Cross. BIS p m; tenebrae. 80
p m with sermon on The Passion OF
Christ" by Rev. ]. Harvey. c. 5. P;
Holy Saturday, divine service. s a. m:
mass g. n.
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At the Immaculate Conception Church.
Eighth and y streets northwest. Rev. J.
D. Mari. pastor. the Sodality viii hold
its meeting as usual. Tuesday at 10 D.
m. Holy Week services~wiIl be as fol-
lows; Tenebrae. followed by short In
structiOn, Wednesday. Thursday. and Fri
day al 7;30 p m; holy communion on
Holy Thursday morning at $50; solemn
high mass at $50. Services will begin on
Good Friday morning at $50. and on
Holy Saturday morning al S a. M.
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Yet this one thing learn 70 know
Zach day more surely as 20:
That doors are opened, WAYS are made.
Burdens are gifted OF are laid,
By some great law unseen and stll.
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The other day 1 met a stranger az a
hotel table in an Ohio college town. He
wore a brotherhood button and address
ed him. He had been summoned from
his distant home TO the bedside of a stu
dent son seriously III. The boy had look
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The only noble high life" Is that which
is lived on the loftiest levels OF altruism
and service and sacrifice.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
HEADQUARTERS FOR
18th of July Flags and Bunting
If the Food Is Wrong You'll Suffer

system of circulation and refrigeration, The
temperature is always the same.
And, it is the same on every shelf You
need not be afraid to place foods in any
part of the provision chamber.
Another pont-there is more shelf loom in
an Automatic than in any other refrigerator
made-take it size for size.
It's the greatest ice saver, the most perfect
preserver of foods. the most convenient. the
handSomest and most reasonably priced re-
frgerator made.
SIZES AND PRICES.
No lice capacity. so pounds SIG. 80
No. 4--Ice capacity, GO pounds. y / 500
No. 5Ice capacity, 60 pounds, With water
No. 6--Iee capacity. IS pounds .s.--.. $1,000
No. f--Same, with water cooler. $500
No. 440--Ice capacity, 100 IBIS. 90
No. 450--Ice capacity, 12o lbs st...,s+ $4,000
The above have plain Zinc Lining and Gal
vanized Iron Siding and Adjustable Sh>lves.
The following arc White Enanecied inside:
No, 4t0Is--Ice capacity. 100 lbs $4,000
Nh 4a0E--Iee capacity. 12n lhsa x.s1snn
The following have Vittied Porcelain Lin
ing! #@
No. 621-lee capacity, 100 lbs.,ss..... 5000
No 622-Same, with water cooler $50 90
The following are opalite Lined:
No. alice capacity, 100 pounds ,S65.0nS
NJ. 5:-iee capacity. 10 pounds Ss7s1.Nx1a
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01

high school men and young men in business are
an extremely critical trade to satisfy they know
pretty definitely what they want and they want
just that; they so where they sure to get IT,
These clothes, some them are Of extreme models,
others are different. though dgnited; lots Of dash
and ginger in cut. patterns and colors
T15 to $65.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
Union Suits

Union Suits in light weight mercer
lied cotton, silk and silk and Worsted
mixed, in pink, blue, salmon and
white, and in pure Worsted in natural
color; tailor made and perfect fitting;
per garment, So to SIS
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
Athletic Underwear

Keep kool plaid Nainsook Sleeveless
Shirts and Knee Length Drawers, in
all sizes; per garment, SOC
"OlympiC" Athletic Shirts and Draw
ers, made from a sheer crepe fabric,
sleeveless shirts, knee-length drawers;
per garment, SOC
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
Extra Good Hand Bags
at 50.

An assortment of beautiful bags, made
in the newest shapes and sizes, in
genuine leather, in navy blue, tan
green, cataWba, black and brown;
leather-lined and with change purse
to match; extra value at $3.50.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
New Hair Ornaments

Plain shell Barretts. that will not get
dull goo.
Fancy Barretts, III carved designs III
many STYLES and sizes, 35c to 7ac.
Cut Jet Barretts, the latest fad,
35c to Use.
Jeweled Gold Band Combs, Use
value. SOC.
Medallion Hat Pins, 25c value, 15c
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
Separate Garments.

Egyptian cotton Shirts and Drawers,
we'll made and nicely trimmed, good
quality, in all sizes, per garment, SOC
Mems Cooper spring needle knit
Shirts and Drawers, made Of finest
quality sea island cotton, with French
neck shirts, per garment, 100
New Silk Shirts and Drawers, as
fine as silk; in salmon color and blue,
trimmed with first water pearl but
tons; per garment, 81
Extra fine worsted Shirts and Draw
ers, made from double-thread pure
Worsted, in natural color; very fine,
light weight garments; sizes-shirts,
36 to so; drawers, 80 to 4S; per gar
ment, $1.5O
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01

The Common-Sense UnderW'r Store
Underwear and the place to buy it.
Here select from dozens of styles find just what
in weight material price and be that matter
what you pay you'll get better value for than
sille to get elsewhere
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-07-01
BELTS

Almost anything you can think of in
Belts. A very large assortment of
fancy leather and elastic belts, in all
colors, with pretty gilt buckles. at
from SOC to $1.75, and no end of
Wash Belts, in all styles and sizes,
with pearl buckles, at from
$50 to $50.