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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20

DR.. Derby's Kidney Pills are remark
able. They straighten up lame backs
every time and right on. Every man
and woman can prove IL without cost
No matter how badly or Respondent you
feel about your case, II you have back
pains, bladder pains, Bright's disease,
diabetes, or rheumatism in any form,
do not worry an instant longer. Go to
your druggist and get package OF DR..
Derby's Kidney Pills-25 and so cents
or direct from DR.. Derby Medicine COM
pany, Eaton Rapids, Mich
II you want 10 prove first that all
these statements are true, tell your
druggist TO give you a free sample
package Try them and be convinced
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20
Primary Movement.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Opening of Market.

Hogs $1,000. Left over $500. Opened
strong at yesterdays close. Mixed 600
@6.40, heavy 6.10Q6.35, rough $3.50
Cos, light 6.O0@640.
Cattle $500; steady.
Sheen Is 900. strong
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20
Nine O'clock Market.

Hogs steady Mixed 6.O0@6.4O, heavy
6.1O@6.37, rough 5.9O06.O5, light 600
@640, pigs 5.85@6.25, bulk 625@6.35.
Cattle steady. Beeves 5.00@6.60,
cows 2.25@5.9O, stockers and feeders
3.7595.40, Texans 4.9005.85, calves
7.0008.50.
Sheep strong; 3.5O@485, lambs 500
070O,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20
NEW YORK STOCKS.

New York, June 20.-Following are
the quotations on the market today:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20
Close of Market.

Hogs closed strong at early prices.
Mixed 6.00@6.40, heavy 6.10Q6.37,
rough 5.9O@6.05, light 6.O0Q6.42.
Cattle steady.
Shaan Stronp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-06-20
Western Live Stock.

Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Kansas City ......22,00O 10000 1900
Omaha 49, ......11.0 900 1920 2,100
Estimated Tomorrow.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep
Chicago ..... 49,. .33, 900 1900 10000
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
What The Retail !
MARKETS OFFER
NO CHANGE OF PRICES IN LOCAL
RETAIL MARKETs-ALL FRUITS,
VEGETABLES AND DAIRY PROD
ucTs REMAIN THE sAMF-
BUTTER AND EGGS HIGH.

This week the retail markets of
Fargo do not offer much change in
price or in anything new in the mar
ket. Everything remains about the
same without any exceptions.
Oranges are selling from 80 to SO
cents and bananas are 80 cents. APP
pies range in price from 40 to IS cents
a peck and from $1.75 to $3.50 box.
Malaga grapes are retailing at 20
cents q. pound and Katawbas are SELL
ing at 2s cents a basket. Lemons
bring 35 cents.
In the vegetable line sweet potatoes
are selling four pounds for 25 cents.
Irish potatoes are bringing 80 cents
bushel. Rutabagas and beets are SELL
ing at cents a pound and carrots and
parsnips bring 3 cents a pound.
Cabbage is selling at cents a
pound and onions are bringing 80
cents peck. Fresh eggs command 40
cents a dozen while storage eggs
bring 80 cents
Creamery Enkter brings 40 cents and
country butt9 81 cents. Flour is SELL
ing at SO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
To Rsmovs Russ ssains.

Many a housewife is at a loss to
account for rust spots which appear
on clothes that often have been wash
ed in seemingly rustless utensils.
These spots are frequently due to i'm
pure blueing, much OF which contains
Prussian blues. compounds OF two iron
salts which are precipitated by alla-
lies. Therefore 1t is wise to take the
precaution of having the clothes well
rinsed in clear water before immera-
ing them In a blue water.
Most of the remedies useful in re-
moving ink stains are equally effectual
in removing rust stains Sometimes
bleaching Huid, or acetic acid in clear
water. or even Javelie water, remove
the stains readily. Some OF the most
favored recipes are to rub the stains
with salts Of lemon and wash iii clean
water; on fast colors use muriatic acid
by spreading the rust spot over bowl
containing clear hot water, and apply
the acid drop by drop until the stain
lIglltens, and then immerse it inmedi-
ately in the hot water soak linens ali
night in sour milk and on the following
day expose them to the sunlight, fre-
quentIy wetting them with lemon
Juice. BY many pineapple Juice IL held
to be just as effective as lemon juice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15

Two cupfuls OF cold cooked lamb.
quarter cupful of chopped sweet
green pepper, two tablespoonfuls Of
chopped onion, one-half teaspoonful Of
salt, one teaspoonful Of horseradish,
one-quarter cupfuI OF butter, one
quarter cupful of fiour, one cupful of
brown stock. one cupfuI of tomato
puree. one teaspoonful of lemon juice.
Melt butter, add pepper and onions;
cook flve minutes; add flour; when
blended add stock and tomato; when
mixture boils add remaining ingred-
tents; when meat is heated through.
serve on hot platter and garnish with
boiled rice.
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Kihhaa.

Chop fine two pounds. of lean beef,
mix In one-half cup of pinon nuts, one
teaspoon of salt, one-quarter teaspoon
Of pepper and form into balls. Place
them in a baking pan and pour over
them one pint of stewed and strained
tomatoes. Bake for thirty minutes in
a hot oven. When ready to serve
remove the meat balls to a hot platter
and thicken the tomato with one
tablespoonful of -four rubbed into a
tablespoonful OF butter. Strain over
the balls.
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Walah Rarahit.

Two cups grated cheese, two egg
yoIks, one-half cup milk. salt nd
cayenne to taste. Toast carefully
slices OF bread with the crust removed.
While hot butter them and plunge in
a bowl Of hot water, place on heated
dish and stand in the oven to keep
warm. Heat the milk over a mod
crate fire; when boiling add cheese.
Stir constantly, add the salt. cayenne
and yolks and pour over the toasted
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15

A few days ago The Forum publish-
ed list Of weights, TO the bushel.
Through. an error three Of these
weights, those OF buckwheat. corn and
popcorn in the ear. were Incorrectly
given:
The corrected list is as follows:
Apples-60.
Apples. dried-2t.
Barley-4S.
Beets-56.
Buchwheat-42.
Carrots-50.
Glover seed--60.
Corn, shelled-56.
Corn, in ear--70
Corn, popcorn in ear-T0.
Corn meal-56.
Flax seed-56.
Hominy--60.
Hemp seed-44.
Hungarian grass seed--50.
Malt-3a
Lime-70. 9
Millet-5O.
Oats-S2.
Onions-55. @g
Peaches-4s.
Peaches, dried-32.
Peas-60
Potatoes--60.
Potatoes, sweet--60.
Rye--56. f
Timothy seed-45.
Tomatoes-56.
Turnips-62.
Wheat-60.
Coal. bituminous-s0
Coal. cannel-70,
Coke-4O.
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A christmaa SUPPER.

AS nearly every one dimes sumptu-
ously In the middle. of the day on
Christmas. this supper was planned to
satisfy, but not cause discomfort:
First there was an appetizing COM
binaAion Of fruits served IN orange
cups resting on holly leaves. There
were oranges, bananas, grated pine
apple, lemon juice, sugar to sweeten
and sherry IN the cold mixture. which
was just what every one seem to
relish. Then fried oysters, old fash
ioned cold sIaw, hot biscuit, potato
chips. Individual moIds of cranberry
jelly, lobster salad, waters. coffee,
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ly chopped rind Of three lemons and
three oranges, and juice OF both, a
glass Of brandy, teaspoOnfuI OF MIX
ed spices and one-half pound Of chop
ped almonds. Mix all the ingredients
cover them and let stand two weeks
before using. When ready to use line
the pie tins with pastry, I'LL them with
the mince meat and cover with the
paste. Brush over with beaten egg
and bake for fifteen minutes in hot
oven.
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PICK over. wash. drain and remove.
stems from grapes. Separate pulp
from skins. put pulp in q preserving
kettle. heat gradually to the boiling
point and let simmer until the seeds
separate from the pulp; then rub
through a hair sieve. Return to ket-
tie with skins, add an equal measure
OF sugar, again bring to the boiling
point and let simmer thirty minutes,
stirring occasionally with wooden
spoon to prevent burning. Store up
in a stone jar or tumbiers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
Sweet Potato Cake.

Boil the sweet potatoes in salted
water until soft, then mash and mix
with them little butter and milk
enough to make it an easy matter 10
make the potato up into cakes. Stir
in two urbeaten eggs. With we'll
Toured hands form into cakes to be
baked or fried in q small quantity OF
lard. II one has but q little sweet po-
tato either white potatoes or bread
crumbs may be added to extend the
amount, in which case II Ia necessary
to use more butter.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
coooanut Taffy sticks.

/. Put one pound OF granulated sugar,
one cup OF sirup molasses and third
Of cup Of milk in kettle over fire
and. cook until it becomes almost brit
tie when dropped from a spoon into a
cup OF cold water. Then put into this
fresh grated cocoanut and stir until
the candy is brittle when tested, and
finally add two tablespoonfuls of
butter. stirring till it is all melted.
Pour out on q well-greased slab and
smooth down to quarter OF an fnch,
cut into strips three inches long and
one inch wide and wrap in wax paper.
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Mutton Hash.

Cut the meat into small cubes. Also
cut into pieces of the same shape the
same weight Of potatoes as Of meat.
Season the potatoes and toss them in
the butter. This done, put half the
quantity into a saucepan with the
meat and cover the whole with few
tabIespoonfuls Of tomato sauce and
some reduced meat gravy; heat with
out allowing to boil. Distribute the
remainder OF the potatoes, which
should be crisply fried. over the hash.
and sprinkle with pinch OF freshly
chopped parsley. In hash the meat
must never be allowed to boil or it
viii become hard.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15

Put into separate bowls and sprinkle
well with salt; then set aside for
twenty four hours. Press out all the
water and mix thoroughly, adding one
ounce Of black mustard seed, one
ounce Of white mustard seed and half
a cup Of grated horseradish. Put into
jars without cooking and iii with vim
egar. Let stand SIX weeks before
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
gfRJSEfi2D flSIN
Baked Ham. :

Southern style

Parboii a young ham Of about 10
pounds or under. Allow it to cool in
the broth. Peel off the skin and rub
in brown sugar mixed with bread
crumbs; stick into the fat about two
dozen whole cloves. Bake until ten
der. Garnish with sprigs OF parsley
and serve hot.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15

cheese, nuts and white grapes. The
saited almonds were IN little sled boxes
and the name cards were tied to small
Christmas tree boxes containing bon
bons.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15

There are goEse women who never
change their minds, just as there are
some men whose automobiles never
break down-~because they don't own
automobiles.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
chiIdren's coats.

chiIdren's Coats.
Every child's coat at exactly one.
half price at Howard Moody's to-
morrow. Read ad.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
Vienna RoIls.

Scald one pint Of milk and drop into
1t two ounces Of butter and lard mix
ed; add one teaspoonful of salt and
when cool sift in one pound of -four,
and a well beaten egg, and one-half
cake OF yeast, dissolved Beat well and
stand in warm place over night. In
the morning form into little rolls,
handling as little as possible, adding
very little -four. Place each roll in a
roll pan, and stand In a warm place
three-quarters of an hour, and bake
In a quick oven about fifteen minutes.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1911-12-15
EnaIiah Minea Pies.

Take one pound Of raisins and one
pound each of currarits. chopped suet,
chopped apples and brown sugar, flne-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

Read the W. Va Optical Co.'S an.
nounccmcnt on PAGE 3. to.day'a issue.
The Evening star lodge X Of y.
viii hold their regular meeting sun.
day In their hall here Regular bust
ness will be- the program.
Beuwood VI y church. Rev. s n.
Hart. pastor. Preaching az 1890 n.
m. By the pastor Subject. The Value
Of a Soul. preaching a. 7:fs .. M.
by the pastor. Subject. The Wages
81 SIN"
Services FOR Sunday IN the 81 Mat.
thcw's German Lutheran church. Rev.
kutsky. pastor. English services BY
the pastor. AZ 1890 a. On. There will
be- no services september 10. ~ and
20 owing to the pastor leaving on his
vacation.
a meeting 81 the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society 81 the W. r. church
viii be held Monday evening in The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02
GAINESVILLE

BARNESVtfIE. q. sept One
~ the social events Of tbs week was
the fancy work party given By Miss
Marcia Judkins az her home on North
Chestnut street Tho affair was IN
honor ~ Miss Grace Mercer. whose
marriage 70 Nr carl Peterson. Tr
~ Washington. ID. e.. will take place
on Thursday. September 7th After
luncheon. tho young ladies eniovcd a
delightful hour with fancy work and
conversation
Mr and Mrs. James Walton anil
Mr. and Mrs perlcy Pickett and
daughter. Miss Fdlfh. have returned
from attending tho steer Iightfoot
wedding a. Salem. ..
Mrs. y. y steele and children Nav
and Robert ~ Cambridge. arc visit.
ing Mrs Stecio'F mother. Mrs Frank
I'm Th0rnborry. NJ Fast South street
Mrs. fohn Agar and two children %
Cambridge. arc visiting relatives hero
and ~ Hondryaburg
Mrs william Mock. who "a visiting
~ the home Of hcr parents. Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Bradncld. had o. her
guest for several days Mrs J W.
Clcmmcra. ~ Columbus
Miss Gertrude NaiIcrv. of Woods.
Held. ls here for n visit with .hor
friend. Miss Amy Rogers. ~ North
Chestnut street
Mrs Claude Grocnclich. ~ Glove.
land. o. here for two weeks visit
with her mother. Mrs Emma Morris.
~ South Broadway
Mrs. Charles smith. ~ Chicago. r.
visiting nj tho homo ~ Dr. and Mra
q 8 Wellons. ~ Fast Main street
Mrs Amanda Grew and Miss May
Brown arc visiting friends and rcia.
tivc7 in Newark and Creftlinc
Mr. and Mrs Walter Murray. of
/ Hcilairc. we're called hero on account
Of the Illness OF Mrs. Murray's faith
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

An interesting and instructive pro
gram has been prepared By the com.
mittce IN charge of the I. q. q. =
picnic 10 be held az the Moundsville
camp grounds Saturday. by the com.
bincd lodges Of Marshall county An
athletic program has also been pre-.
pared and u Is expected that a large
number from each lodge will partici.
pate. The following IL the program
that Will BE- rendered.
Rev. ". &. Strohmcyer will preside
Music: address Of welcome. bv Mayor
}. ~ williamson. music. address by
Grand Master r.. W Rouse. OF New
Martinsvillo. music. address by
Grand Secretary A. J. wilkinson. OF
Grafton. music. address by Rev. T.. ID
FcllerE. Of McMechen. music.
Pr0Rram Of Amusemcnts- Potato
race. FIRST prize. a sweater. second
prize. pair 81 hose. boys race. MI
years and under. frat prize. Indian
suit. second prize. necktc. BOYS
race. ~ 10 Us years. frat prize. a ball.
second prize. "a bat
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er. Mr.. T. T. Hanlon. of Walnut

er. Mr.. T. T. IIanlon. OF Walnut
street
Z. h. McKeever. OF Moline. ILL.,. is
hero for visit with his daughter.
Mrs. w. l.. Judkins. OF East South
street
Mrs. Oscar Mckee. of Wheeling. is
visiting az the home az Mr. and Mrs.
/ J. ". Watt. of this place.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. &. \. Wheeler. OF Be
alisville. are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goudy. of Euclid
avenue.
Miss Maude Wilson. OF North Lin
coin avenue. is visiting relatives and
friends at East Liverpool and All.
ance
Nj. and Mrs Fred Patterson and
son William. of Pittsburg. are here
for visit with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Paterson, OF East Main
street
Miss Eta and Angelina Emmert. o.
Wheeling are spending a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ncuhart. OF this
place
Leonard Hilton of Scbring. is visit
ing relatives and friends here this
week.
Mrs. G.. V Riddle has returned from
weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs
Robert Futhey, At Shadyside.
Samuel :. Davey. OF Ironwood
Mich. is here for a visit with the
family OF his cousin. SQUIRE Richard
Davoy. Of East Main street
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church. and arrangements will be
made for holding an entertainment In
the near future.
John Farmer has sold his property
here and will remove % Chicago.
Mrs. John Pelosi who has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

visiting IN Atlantic city and other
eastern i'nts. has returned % ben
homc here.
TIE employees % the tube depart.
mCat or ne Wheeling steel a Iron
plant resolved their pay yesterday.
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worship in the morning AT 1876. con-
Quoted 10y tho pastor. The Sabbath
school and Bible classes at $3.50. All
are welcome
North Street VI. +. church. Rev. T.
6. Meredith. pastor Preaching SER
vice a 1880 a m. and 1880 r. m.
morning subject. The First 90 tho
Ten words": evening subject. Joseph
Illustration of Gods Providence.
SUNDAY school at $50 a. m: Epworth
league, $50 p. m: Junior league
IucSd2F evening: prayer service
Wednesday evening. special meet
Ing Of the brotherhood ON Thursday
evening class meeting Friday ,ye-
ming. We invite you TO worship
with us.
tIr.t ENGLISH Evangelical Lutheran
church. % Sixteenth street. ". =.
DysinE'r. pastor. 15lt icoff street. The
vacation season is oter and our usual
worship will be- held regularly at 1880
a IN. and :: 90 y. IN: SUNDAY school
$50 a. m. morning theme. THE
Marvel OF Divine Works and Divine
Grace: evening subject. The Per-
spcctivc OF Noung Mans Life"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 5:iJ.
First Baptist church. Twelfth and
: Byron streets. r. T.. Brininstool. pas
spirit and. What Think Yr Of
christ" are the themes OF Sunday =
services at 1880 a. IN. and 1:4s y m.
The Lords supper viii o.. observed
~ the close OF the evening service.
Bible school. . %. m: Cdlra and
Emmanuel mission school at -.J0 u.
m. young peoples meeting at 90
The pastor is now iu tho city and " .
at once enter into tho work. 10 .s
urged that all members 81 the church
be In attendance Sunday II possible
Island Christian Church. Rev. Chas.
r Hlstlar. pastor Bible service sun
day morning az $50; preaching ser.
vice at 1890. subject Truth. even
ing service at 7:41. subject Mans Re
sponsibility TO God" The pastor Rev
Ir Hustlar. has returned from his
vacation and will occupy the pulpit.
s. Matthews Episcopal Church. cor.
nor Fifteenth and Chaplinc streets.
Rev l.. W. s. Stryker. rector Twelfth
Sunday after Trinity. Sunday. Sep.
tembcr 2. 1871. q. m. early celcbra-
tion OF Holy Communion. 1890 a. IN
second celebration and sermon: OILS
a. m. Sunday school: As r. m.
evening prayer and address. ST
Paul's. Elm Grove. Services will be
conducted az 81. Matthews by Rev
John Y. Matthew. Full choir will be
present ~ the morning services be
ginning September Q
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Knocked Out bv > Wanna,

Last Monday Mrs John Hogan. an
Ohio woman. did her washing in two
hours job that had always taken
the whole morning. But this time
she took the advice Of several friends
AMI used Hcwitt's Easy Task Soap.
which does the hard part Of the work
and does r. in half the time required
by the old-fashioncd boiling and rub
bling methods Five cents a cake.
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go AAAAIl AfE'fg Ati AAll filI Gil.
The Rev, Charles II. Robinson, pastor.
viii conduct the service ana preach
at 1880 a. m. No evening service
sabbath school at $3.50 a. m.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev.
Charles IL. Mcdonald, u. D.. pastor.
Services at 10. 30 "a. m. and As p. m.
sabbath school at $50 a. m: Chris
ton Endeavor meeting at : y. m:
prayer meeting Wednesday at 1:45 J..
m. Tho pastor viii preach sabbath
morning and evening. The choir will
render the following music:
Morning Service.
Anthem-"Thcn Thousand Times
Ten Thousand" ....P. \. Schneider
of'cratory Thy VIII BE Done.
................. ......... Gottschalk
Evening Service.
Anthem Awake Up My Glory.
.....-.......... t...... Lansing
"ii-ratory oh. sweetIy breathe
tine Tyres Above. Chopin
At the Second United PRESBYTERIAN
church. corner Of Chapliue and -Four
tenth streets. there Will De public
worship In the morning az 1915. con-
Quoted by tho pastor. The Sabbath
school and Bible classes AT g.3O. All
are welcome.
St James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1921 Chapline street. sun
day. Sundaf school and Bible class
al a. m. German services at 1890.
=
-. Paul Evangelical church corner
Thirty eighth and Woods strets. Rev.
a. q. fasrhc. pastor. sunday school
90 $3.50 o. ~. Morning services NJ
1880 hv the pastor subject. Efficient
only With tnrist-s Aid" Ladies' AID
society 40 $3.50 D. m. There will be
%" evening services till tho second
sunday 90 September Tho Willing
workers Will meet Wednesday eve
ming
81 James chapel. Elm Grove. sun
dat SUNDAY school o. 10 q m. III
'inc scrFices az ~ a N.
Norfh street " r. church. Rev r
p. M'redt'h. pastor. Preaching at
1880 n. M. and s.30 3 on. Morning
subject. Tho First n tho ron
Words evening subject. "Joarph -
Illustration ~ Gods Providence q"
Junior leHgu" Tu-rday evening
Prayer service wednesday evening
8 special meeting ~ o.. 81 John
lir"'n'rhood Tnursisy Glass meet
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BENWOOD
Steel Plant TO Sc Shut Down-other
News Of the Mill Town.

Tho steel department OF the Wheel
ins steel & Iron plant will be closed
until Tuesday as extensive repairs are
10 be made in that department.
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First United Presbyterian church
The Rev, Charles II. Robinson. pastor
VIII conduct the service ana preach
at 1880 a. m. No evening service
sabbath school at $3.50 a. m. :.
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Jacob street. will he: Sunday school
at 10 a. m. communion at the II 30
meeting. Elder r. c. Russell. Of Ar
thur. ontario. IA expected here for
Sunday. and TO preach at 7:45 p. IN.
Simpson NJ. r. church. Eotf street
Preaching-lO:4 a. p. m. subject. ~
BETTER Leadership For Men. 7:45 p.
NJ subject The Church and the
Working Man" Communion at 10: -
n m service: Sunday school at 2:3O
p m. IT. II. Clements. superintendent
Epworth league. $50 y. IN. all leag-
uers are expected 10 respond: class
meeting at 1890 a m; prayer meet
ing Wednesday night: class meetings
Tuesday and THURSDAY nights. quart
erly conference Tut>day night. ~ :
o'clock. Rev. y Z. Curry. superintend-
cnt. George ". ". jenkins. pastor.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist.
40i Schmulbach building. Services
Sunday at N a. m. subject Of lesson.
Man" "Wednesday testimony meet
ing at 8 y. m. Reading room open
daily. except SUNDAYS and legal hOli-
DAYS. from II m. 10 p. n. same ad-
dress.
Tho First Spirituallst church Will
open their services in the odd Fellows
faf'ANH f"'fNA'AfAHs INFltIAffN D. ~ 81 -
IN. Rev a. ". Way pastor and mod
ilrn Subject ~ lecture. The Cen
eral Principles ~ Spiritualism Spirit
MESSAGES VIII boz given az close OF
lecture. Al are welcome.
The Third Presbyterian church
Thirty eighth and Jacob streets. +. T.
IefeuhcrE-r. pastor. The services Tor
sabbath. September 2. arc rs follows
preaching az 1916 q. m and las o..
m. ard sabbath school A. $50 a. m.
German ". IT, church. J.. + Kattcr-
henry. minister. sunday school 40
2 o. a. ~. Nr. 4 D. Mcfzner. super
iut"nd'nt. preaching services 1880 n
m. and as p. m. The Rev. g. b.
Srfrringhaus. NJ Toledo. ohio. will
preach 20 both services Tho sermon
in th" evening will %. in English. I'd
worth league meeting 7.15 g. m.
Varwoo1 christian church corner
Browns Road and Seymoro avenue
ltoE Oh q. Pryor. pastor. bible school
OF lH &c. m.. communion a. u o.. m
AMI af g. p. m. Rev Guy Pryor
brother - fhe pastor. viii preach
Regular mid wock prayer neetInl
Wcin'Fdry evening no 7.f5. stranger,
Welcome.
Vance Memorial Presbyterian
fH..... j.