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Yet even thousl ,hey ''insurrect" once IN .
while. set blister. raw and chafcd. and sweat
like ditch-disxers on . hot day. Sou still have 10
seep them moving.
Then when your poor feet begin to give out,
when blisters nse, and the raw" makes you
vince. when they swell ~ though your shoes
would burst. and corns and buaions make you
walk sideways. then Is the time YOU say you
would be brave II only the pain were sornewherc
else. and all industry stops. Then V when you
u. down and take notice.
And while you are stting down. you might -
we'll learn how TO get nd quickly Of all these
foot troubles, whether you have any nov or sre
liable to have any in the future.
The remedy is swift and simrds. II you are
not able IN walk TO the drug store. send pme
one out TO get II. Any drug store has Il in
stock. because millions demand II In every part
Of the country. II Is TTZ. You probably have
heard the name before. but perhaps your feet
did not ache then.
TIz 10 for all 81 the follow1ns-sor earh one
- much A. for al~l-namrly. swollen, ciafed.
tired, aching. %blis,ercd. raw. sweaty. smelly fest.
and for corns. bunions and callouses.
You are not buying an experiment. OF . pow
der. TIZ comes In tablets. - cents q box. a.
hAsin full Of water. and In this you battle your
feet. , You will note a Transformation at once
from misery to comfort
II yod are not atified. vmembcr your money
Will be refunded. Get . box Of TIZ now and
get nd Of your foot-misery IN a few minute.
Satisfaction 10 guaranteed.
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Use IT,
Smaller Feet
Sore Feet, Tender Feet and Swollen
Feet Cured Every Time. TIZ
Makes Sore Feet Well No
Matter What Ails Them.

Every ono who Ia tpuoied WITH pv, sw~Aty
OF tender fsst swollen iest-rnelly fcrt, oorns.
cstlouss O. bmions can quickly make their fss.
well now. Herr Is instant reliA and . lasting.
permanent rernsdy--it's called TIz. T1Z mAksa
sore feet we'll and swollen feet an quickly 70
duccd 10 their natural sire. Thoussnda n
ladies have been abs to wear khoes . full sire
smaller With perfect comfort
It's the only foot remedy evsr msds which
acts on the principle Of drawing out all tho
poisonous exudatiOns which oause se feet.
Powdeb And other remedies merely dog ny the
PORES. TTZ cleanses thsm out and teers them
clean, II WORM right off. You viii fesl better
M W nr r Tune rs ussl: !. - 49,
There IL nothing on earth Inst can opmpare
with II. TIZ u for sale At all drxgists, rs
Luther Dodge a. 90. Chicago. IL.
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Needn't Wear Big Shoee
to Ease Your Feet


TX Stops Swelling and Tenderness.
Thers are Thousands Of people VII are CON-
pdled 70 wear large shoes becauss q swelling
and tenderness q their feet.
When the feet swell and become tsnher, n
means that the sdn Il cboked VII poisonous
ocretions which must be eliminated bfors th>
normal condition Of ths feet b restored
TIL 10 the only foot remedy which opept4,
upon ths principle Of bringing out all the poison
Gus e1udations that caus the unt majority a
foot troubles.
ID result has BEN called magic By thou.
snts Of user. n you wear shoes larger than
youf regular sips, because your feet are sore OF
swollen. Just buy . box u TiZ to-day aud
start In.
You win find the wellins will disappear, all
pain and tcnderneo will cease and you will be
able to wear shoes that fit you. In fact. many
users Of 'TIz STATE that they are able TO wear
smaller shoes than they ever wore before.
TIZ at all druggists a. 2bo. . box. Us II for
any foot trouble and oorns, ~csllouses and bun
ions. You viii mArvd st It, action. It's guar
snteed-
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Three Times, and Out
How D~rvrr MAN rr-eS Mustered
Eerti

~ ~ c,np, 1851 rO- st. Dn~-, COL.
eriid %srarrpi, walk. Tine ear. boz n ris
curri iiri Herr IL Ma .wn story.
~ hal been ,-uhlci with my f,r, mr. war;
When 81 lsat they trcsme ., trrder that ! cnuli
srrrlr walk. tpun examination ! found ,hrr
were hllsteui M Tive bottoms.
~ tried ctotrthina I could th,rs NJ. bit
Nuld obtain NJ rif Finally I decided IN irr
r1H I housli = bc, AMI u.yi n three times.
No, NV frv, ave inc ~, trouble NJ all. Vow
medicine 10 worth is wplatt In gold, n saved
mo ir'ui becoming a eriprlr, AMI whenever J
have m opportunity w rrtpmmsri 10 I siat, he
alnt IN ~ CO.,"
Tliefe u ~ more tsru.r ~, m. foo, trouble
when TN q, ~ yuir disssai Tn 4 bos 10
uar' hti &c how ~tTf~tly "letely' rvit fecl
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"etIng'' Of Army Lie
ls Done Alvey with


rbs ne q re SOLDIER ss presumed - b
toushened TO long drilling md s1.snAs msrchss.
Yet sore sest' remain one q The busbsan d
smy NE. Hestpsors eh9s hss ben poeAlne
Known which would cure ths sf1sc3oa quietly
and effectively. Even hsav army shoa am
to oner no preventive for sore fest.
Al the Preside. near san Francisco, - well a
In many other army posts. the "boys" are uAns
the only remedy which has ever produced imme.
date and satisfactory veSin in all foot troubles.
This remedy IL T1Z.
Roy Newterp. TON. %. O.. A. r.. Stationed
at the Preside. writcs:
II am writing you in praise Of your remedy for
tired and tender feet, known a. Tiz. Bsns .
spidic and having . great deal a marching 70
do. I find . nat deal Of RELIEF IN usns III
tablets. Al the boys are beginning 10 - H."
II TIE 10 eood for the pldiG. b ne ~
feet . great del. II Il sod for IL Who ~ thsk
feet l~s-Sor you, and for svsrytody Asa
T1z b Tor tender. sore. ~biistercd. chsfsd. rsw.
tircd. ~esty. melly fsst and for corns. caliouss
and bunions. IL b guaranteed. Sold 1t all
druggists FOR 2Sc. . boz.
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Feet Tired
So Tired?
TIZ Makes Sick Feet Well, No Matter
What Ais Them.

TlZ acts at once and makes tired. achins,
ESoll.n feet remarkably fresh and sors sroof.
It's the sure remedy. YOU know. for every
thing That get, the matter with your feet, Its
for sore feet and for swcaty, bad smelling ..@t.
ard for corns, ca.ouscs and bumons. too,
"for years ] have been troubled with
sore and tender feet, suffered intense
pains. Have had the assistance Of ply
sicians without relief. ] bought u box Of
T1Z, which worked u perfect cure. AZ u
has with "a great many Of INV fhends. 1
would not he without II. All II REQUIRES
is to he known to he universally used."-
4. 4. Dreutzer. Chicago.
TIZ Ia not a powder, Powders and Other
foot r,medies clog up the pores, TlZ draws
ont all poisonous eNudaLouA which bring on
soreness 81 the feet, and is the only remedy
that does. M cleans ont eyeT5 pore aud
g~l0rifies the fect-youf feet.
iOuN never limp again or draw up your face
IN pain. and you I FORGET .at'lut ylur rorns
bunlons and ~callouscs, Your feel like . new
person.
TIZ s., for sale a, all drsglst,. % cents rsr
bOI, or u, will he sent YOU direct N you wish
from Walter Luther Dodge & Co.. Chicago. III.
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After IL
Rslisvsd OF All Foot Troubles with :
Boxes OF TIE.

Mr.. Jno. I. wu,., well known in San An
tonic. Texas. sends an unsolicited letter about
the amazing results secured from only two boxes
Il the greatest foot remedy known. TiZ. lie
pys:
Taking this - = great lift I wish 10 say
that | have suffered over twelve years with
corns. sore feet and swsaty feet and that I
hsve tried everything that / could. but found
no relief. After trying two boycs Of your great
TIZ I am now able 10 wear shoes that I never
could wear. Also am relieved Of my CORN and
-weaty feet and never intend TO be without your
TIZ. You have my consent to use this"
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BIC trss kcs. Soft oorns that panied M way
up TO my heart Hard oorns that felt a. though
soms one was driving a gimlet into my feet.
Blistes from the wrinkle in the lining Of my
shos. Raw pos on the sole Of my feet.
"It's funny how people who are supposed 70
have ssnse viii allow their feet TO get into such
Q condition. ill. I've tried lots II thines for
my feet. but a. didn't believ. anything could
~ finally tried T1Z Everybody WA taking
about IT,. and even. advertisement I read about
II seemed TO have the ring OF truth IN II. I can
say now. T1Z does work which 10 really hard to
ralEe until you have tried II.
Nov feel - though. | corid jurt hug my
and Iblister sonsl That's many weeks ago. and
my feet feel heavenly. It's magic. no auerion
about It."
TlZ is the greatest foot.remedy known Ance
folks began 10 wear shoes. II Ia guaranteed. II
come In tablets. and It Is used In a foot bath.
At all druggists. 2oc. . box. Remember the
name. T1Z.
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Corne az Big az q Dino
PlaStsrs and Powders Eau. TIE WN
4dd You of All Coma

FAY soufby 10 your ooms The very frt ttms
you US TIZ. You viii nsvr know you have .
oom. bunion or cailoua. OF sweaty. tired.
swollen. aching fset any more. re- rust wonder
full the way the pain vanish,s. Rub thu opm-
hammer II With your fN II you wtsh-no mos
pain after Tiz than II there had never born my
trouble with your fest. Dosan't that syund
good TO your doesn't ~ Then rad this:
THE oprs ON either Of my toes werc a. large
a. the tablets you make To cure thm. To-day
there b no agn q cpms on 4thW foot and no
sorsnen. IT'S An up<o-date sodsnd "@Samn<l
A. Hoovsr. Progress. N. @.
TlZ . sdd 81 all druggists u 10 . box
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A Good Samaritan


Treats His Friends to 1oxss Of TI1.
"Inclo-ed please find postal order for one
dollar. for which please send ms i've SoIss Il
rIz.
Il would freely pay 500 . bon for your
tablets rather than no. have them My onns
had Troubled me for fifteen years. thsd ever
orn cure ! oould hear Of. but gt no relief
until l got TlZ. Five days ater ] oommsncsd
using tho tablets I could wear . shoe with ssss.
cannot too highly recommend them. Those
five boves are for other PARTIES"
Tho above Is a letter from |. v. Park-n~pn d
lisbon, n, Oak. TlZ ara him 80 much good. he
bought SON. Tor his friends. lie suffered fifteen
years. WITH corns. and IN five days they we're
practically gone. You can do II, too, Oct TN
a. any druggist. al 20 cent, a box For any
foot trouble, Remember he nAme. TIZ.
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Lined Up by Police Officer
CAM Kslp Telling Others ths Good
Hsws About TU for Tender Ysst.

CAM Help Telling Others the GOOD
Hsws About TB for Tender Ysst.
Fsum saus.. Ma&.. Tanh ". Joy snds ~
following httsr. tho~tns what NJ nsdt dos
Tor TZi
II writs b ell you ehs bmsSe hsv ~
edved from the use Of TIE All tfuoueh tn
long. hot. dry peu Of weather ~ fest bunst
and anhed something terrible. ~ nd Of
your tablets By . Boston police officer. WIZ
raid they are ths best thing made ADS spre fset,
81 got a Dor and used them and my fsrt ar,
In very good shape now. After using the boz.
l recommended them to several electric railrad
men and thsy sy they arc great. ! considar
they are . sodsend to any one that has 70 be on
their feet q great deal. / should not tn To get
along without them In my houss. ! use than
once or twice . week nov and have no trouble
with my feet. I will gladly recommend than 70
any one having burning or schins fsA-"
Don't wait until Joms policeman hAh you
about Tiz. Try II yourself and eIpe1snos ths
wonderful risf. TIE ct all druggists. $50
4 boz,
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rs g. ~, u m g, ,. s.,! sss +: t :,s. a, a! .snss.
s.~ntsi r. .lys yVY essspi-s attfsctea o.
.ssissss n,Iss. 'y ~ ea7 g ! I, .s ~; us ssa ~ :;
"a sii''; On SSisVs q Xr'Ys 3, Tl',s tnsSs
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Stand on Your
Feet All Day.
Follow Mrs, Carriers Example. Her,
It II

From jamestown. y. Y, Mp. Garter. . well
known hairdreSer Of that place. says:
IL must write and tell you how perfectly won
deFul my family and | think TIZ TO be. I am
q hairdresser and stand on my feet continually.
I suffered more than any one can tell.
81 used one box of TIL and found relief. Usd
another and ! have found 40 much comfort.
Thsnks TO you and TIZ. Thought II no more
than my duty to tell YOU how very wonderful and
soothing | have found TfZ."
u you stand on your feet mvch or little T1Z
wiz make your feet feel like Q June morning all
day long. every day. You'll never have sore feet.
For any foot trouble USE rIZ. 25c. ct al drus
stores.
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Policemen all over ire world ne T1z. Police
men stand on thsir feet al day and Enow what
sore, tnndcr. sweaty. swollen feet reAlly mean.
They ue T1Z because TlZ curs their feet night
up. II keeps feet in perfect condition.
Read what this policeman has TO say: 81
was surprised and delighted with TIZ for
tender feet. ] hardly know how to thanh
you enough for II. It's superior to powder
or plasters. ] can keep my feet In perfect
condition. Believe In my carnest gratitude
for TIE. I am . policeman and keen on
my feet oil day."-Emxy Harrell. Austin.
Tex.
You never tried anything Ike TIZ baoe Ton
your fest. II Is different from anything ever b.
fore sold.
TIZ 10 mot . powder. Powder and oth1 foot
rmoiies clog up the porA. TlZ drawn out all
poisonous ,rudattons witch bring on soreness Of
the feet. and Is thu only remedy that doe- TTZ
cleans out every pore and slonfies the feet-your
feet.
You-n never limp again or draw Up yon face
IN pain and you'll forget about your COINS. bun
ions and calloupcs. Yourl feel like q new person.
T1Z IA sold at &c. 4 boz At all druggists or
sent direct by tho manufacture. Walter Luther
Dodge 4 Co.. Chicago. H.. On receipt OF p1ce.
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Powders OF No Avail

Powders merely make the feet alp easily into
the shoe. In their very nature they cannot cure.
TIZ. being q tablet dissolved In water and used
"A 9 foot-bath, sets The poisons out Of the pores
the POISON Of tiredneS which mAkn tho fest
sick. This IA whas J. O.. Hunter d Mount Lob
anon, Pa. nays:
Having been troubled With coms and cal
louses. ! uHd a powder surTosrd TO Be very good
for such ailments. but 10 no avail. This druggist
tsdns = Personal friend q m.ns INDUCED me to
arc a, liberty 10 use this Letter II you wish"
Don't use Whist II Aint
II amt what IL TIZ.
Only one thing does the biz,
II It isn't what Il am not,
Den Il Am not what II TIL
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Lee claimed the thimble and Alice
Schrapps the money. Mrs. Charles
N. Barnes assisted in serving and the
guests were Miss Tibbals. Mrs. Frank
Tibbals, Mrs. o. H. Phillips Of Lari-
more, Mrs. Roth Mrs. Rafter, Mrs.
Fuller, Miss Vera Fuller, Miss Mar
garet Lee. Miss Emily Lee. Mrs. Rum
ley( Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Sheldon. Mrs.
Plecher. Miss Daley. Miss Crawford.
Miss Howe and Miss Wilson.
Mrs. Taylor Hostess Tonight.
Mrs. G. 8. Taylor will entertain
at cards this evening complimentary
to Mrs. j. W. B~rackenbury Of Butte.
Mont. who has been visiting here for
the past month. Mrs. Brackenbury
expects to leave for her home some
time next week.
Arrived From Abroad Today.
Miss Erne von Daggenhausen. teach
err of German and French in the local
high school. who spent the summer
at her home in Germany and was
detained on account Of illness. reach
ed Grand Forks today. Miss von Dag
genhausen will resume her classes
Monday. morning.
Standard Bearers Officers.
The closing meeting Of the year
was held yesterday afternoon by the
Standard Bearers OF the Methodist
church at the home Of Mrs. r. Hey
ward on Belmont avenue. An inter-
esting program preceded the business
session and Miss Baker. teacher of
elocution in the high school. favored
with two splendid readings. Mrs.
Hayward took a kodak picture Of the
group and a light refreshment service
brought the meeting to a close.
The new officers elected at the meet
ing are as follows:
Supervisor-Mrs. Alice Hull.
President-Miss Pearl Burns.
Vice President-Miss Lottie Rees.
Recording secretary-Miss Lois Else
Corresponding secretary-Miss Eta
Anderson.
Treasurer-Miss Alice WEIGH.
Chairman Of program committee
Miss Edith Read.
Membership committee-Miss Hazel
Vale and Miss Gladys Whitman.
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SOCIETY

4 4 + r. 4 *x X X 4 i X 4 i
Mrs. E. H. Pierce Of Grafton and
her sister. Mrs. Johnson Of Saskatoon.
were guests here Yesterday OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson.
H. Bennett Of Larimore will arrive
this evening to visit over Sunday with
his wife who is in the hospital.
Miss Kate Bryson left this morn
ing for Ray where she will teach
school during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Eckles Of EN-
erado were shoppers in the city yes
terday. n
Miss Blanche Green arrived last
evening from Milton to attend high
school here. and will make her home
with Mrs. o. T. Rishof.
Mrs. o. H. Phillips Of Larimore is
visiting with friends in the city for
a few days.
Mrs. liver Lodmell and Miss Flora
Lodmell visited the Crookston fair
yesterday. "-7s'
Miss Ora Beckstad Of, Cavalier ar
as a student at Wesley conservatory.
rives from that city Monday to enroll
Miss Annis Healy Of Glenburn and
Miss Alma Johnson of Minot will ar
rive Monday. to enter the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.1lS. Happersett will
arrive this evening from Leeds to
make Grand Forks their home and
will reside at 1924 University avenue.
Miss Donna Forkner arrives, tomor-
row evening from Wapeton to resume
her senior studies at the state uni
yersity. ,..
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country. The trip west was made
by way of Kansas City, Ell Paso and
Pasadena, while the return was made
by way Of the Great Northern. At
Pasadena, Prof. Pease visited his
brother and DR.. Webster Merrifield.
School convention in San Francisco.
In Seattle, Prof. Pease visited with
his parents.
For the past few weeks he has been
visiting with his wife's parents at
Wenatchee, Wash. Mrs. Pease and
little son will not return for some
time.
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SOCIETY :;:::: - =: : .: !
Two Turns.

/ saw her turn the steering wheel of
papa's touring car,
For she can run the big machine
without a jolt or jar;
And then | somewhat called to mind
her mothers merry eyes.
As she turned out the snowy crust
that held her apple pies:
oh, times and morals swiftly change
the maids are not the anne
For life, you know, in mothers day
was never thought a game.
Though Mabel wears a cunning hood
and turns the wheel with care.
Her mother with the rolling pin was
every whit as fair.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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wide. 8 1-s yards Sc or 1 rs yards
"A. with 3 3-8 yards Of banding.
The pattern No. 7101 is cut in sizes
for misses of IA, 16 and IS years Of
age. and will be mailed to any adj
dress by the fashion department Of
this paper on receipt of ten cents.
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Guests from Spokane

Mrs. Albert Il. Fairchild and little
daughter, Dorothy, arrived last even
ing from their home in Spokane and
will be entertained as guests at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Fairchild
OH South Fourth street for Il few
weeks.
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT THE
CHUR CHES
81. Paups Episconal.

Rev. ]. K. Burleson, rector. Serv-
ices for Sunday will be celebration
Of the holy communion at 8 o. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at 1890.
Sunday school at IL. Evening prayer
and sermon at 1880.
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First Lutheran (Synod)

Corner Belmont and Fourth ave-
nues. L. A. Haatvedt, pastor, resi-
dence ia Cottonwood street, phone
Tri-State IT'LL. Evening service at
1880, conducted in the Norwegian
language. Sunday school at ~
o'clock. The Ladies' Aid society
will be entertained by Mrs. Boeger
and Mrs. Ferrestad at the home Of
Mrs. Boeger. East Grand Forks. on
Thursday afternoon.
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Trinity Lutheran.

111uIGy NuCHcI0us
Corner Of Walnut street and Third
avenue. Services Sunday morning at
1880 by the deacons. Sunday school
and bible classes at IL. Evening wor-
ship at S o'clock, conducted by Rev.
g. O. Mona. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening in the church.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
Thursday at $3.50 p. m. with Mrs. X.
Hofto. 500 Walnut street. The Young
Peoples society will meet Friday
evening at 8 o'clock in the church.
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Kings Heralds Elect.

The Kings Heralds, the youngest
branch of the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the First Methodist
church. has closed its successful year
and elected the following officers for
the new year:
Supervisor-Mrs. F. J. Anderson.
President-Miss Marjorie Moore.
Vice President-Miss Edith Docken.
Secretary-Miss Marie Vale.
Treasurer-Miss Doris Burns.
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S1oI Negligee in Peasant Style for
Misses and Small Women,
ID, Is and Is years.
Negligee in Peasant StyIe.

Neglfgee In Peasant Style.
The garment that is cut in peasant,
or kimono style always takes graceful
and pretty lines. Here is a negligee
that is eminently attractive, yet so
simple that any girl can make one.
The neck edge is finished with big
collar and revers that are exceedingly
smart and the sleeves can be gath
cred at their lower edges and finish
ed with prettily shaped cuffs, or left
loose as liked.
The negligee is made in two main
sections that are Joined at the back
and with under-arm cores that allow
of snug At. The collar is Joined to
the neck and front edges and the
gathered sleeves are finished with
bands and cuffs.
For the 16 rear size will be requir-
ed 3 IL yards Of material ~ inches
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Loft for Crnshv.-

Left for Crosby.
Mrs. Charles c. McMullen and her
little son, Master Charles, leaves this
evening for Crosby where they will
visit before leaving for their new home
at Sacramento, Cal. At Crosby they
will be guests Of Mr.. anr Mrs. C. d.
Perry.
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First Presbyterian.

William H. Matthews. minister.
Services at 1880 a. m. and 8 p. m. at
the court house. Bible school at IL
O'Clock, Prof. A. J. Ladd, superinten-,
dent. . Primary department at the
same hour. Y. P. s. C. E. at at z
p. m. Morning sermon by Rev. w. W.
tombstone Of Chicago, ILL.,, formerly
pastor Of Presbyterian church in one
of Chicago's leading suburbs. Even
ing, sermon by Rev. DR.. G. P. Will
liams, D. D., Of Philadelphia, secre-
tary Of the American Sunday School
union. The pastor will be present
and take part in the services.
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EXTENSIVE TRIP.

Prof. Pease Returns from Visit Along
Pacific Coast.
Prof. s. ]. Pease returned Friday
evening o an extensive trim
through the western part of the
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Bethels Lutheran

Belmont avenue Services 1890 a..
m. and 8 u. nj. Sunday school and
bible class at 11:45 a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening. e. H.
Gunhus, pastor. Residence, 1901 Bel
mont emu T. s. phone 5S4-L.
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Corn Roast Monday.

The girls of the Business Girls
club OF the Y. w. c. \. will hold their
corn roast Monday evening at River
side park and all members will take
the 1880 O'Clock car out to the park.
There will be a merry time and plen-
ty OF good things to eat.
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First Methodist.

Francis M. Mccoy. minister. Morn
ing worship at 1890 with sermon by
Rev. George P. Williams. D.. B., Of
Philadelphia. DR.. Williams is secre-
tary Of the American Sunday School
union which is in session in the city.
Sunday school at IL. Thos. Porte,
superintendent. A business and pro-
f%essional Mems class has been or
ganized. Epworth league at z p. m.
Miss Florence Palmer, leader. Sub
ject, "The Perils Of Spiritual Ignor-
ance." Evening worship at 8 o'clock
with sermon by the pastor. Subject,
"Life's Greatest Discovery" Special
music. New members will be receiv-
ed October 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-09-16

Chief Dispatcher Frank A. Maxwell
who was a resident of this city until
a few weeks ago will arrive in the
morning from Melrose, MIMI. where
he is low located. MIR. Maxwell
to be married on Wednesday to Miss
I4ottie Tibbals. only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Tibbals Of this city.