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The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
ON Price Jars RoekefeII.r.

Sea Breeze, Fla.-William Rockefel
Ter was obliged to pay 25 cents a gal,
Ion for gasoline at garage here. the
owner and manager seeing no reason
why Rockefeller should not pay the
price he asked. The oil magnate re
marked that he would like to have a
motorboat In Florida. but thought the
price of gasoline too high.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
Don't Worry Sheep.

Sometimes sheep get SO fearful Of
dogs that they will start up and run
the moment man or other object
comes among them. No nock OF
sheep that is as worried as this. ever
can do well. The very thought OF be-
ing chased takes away from their use
fulness. and sooner or later It will
ruin the fold.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
AarieuIturs . science.

Agriculture has become a science,
and no unscientific methods can suc
coed in these days Of close competi.
tion. New discoveries are constantly
being made. and the modern farmer
must be UP with the times II he wants
to succeed. There is no better way in
which he can keep up with the times
than by reading current agricultural
literature.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
Dealer Says Only Mrs. Knox and Mrs
French Reach Ideal
Size.

Washington.-Accor to state
statement of leading shoe dealer
there are two women in Washington
who possess the perfect foot The
women who are thus spoken OF as
wearing size 1AA. which is described
as the perfect size" are Mrs. Hugh
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
Girl ThIef eIames Hvnnotl,,

Seattle, Wash.-Asserting that she
was under the hypnotic influence OF
Peter Berharaz when she committed
the crime of which she is accused,
Miss Emma Williams. alias Pearl Tur
ner. eighteen years old. has confessed
that she committed IL robbers In Van
couver and seven in Seattle.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
Five Words in Dogs vooabvIarv

Rangely. Mechanics w. Berry has
Scotch collie with vocabulary OF
five words. "oh, no, how. papa. and
out" and his words can be distin.
guished plainly. One of the animals
tricks is to answer the telephone with
a loud bow when his name is called.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
salt for Gown.

When cows are salted only once
week, they eat too much at a time,
and 1t causes looseness Of the bowels.
They will eat little salt nearly every
day II 1t is kept where they can get
at II. especially when the grass IL
fresh and abundant.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
Cow Munt HAVE Feed

1t is wrong to expect the COW to
yield a large profit simply because
she is well bred. She must have feed
and care or the breeding will amount
to nothing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02

Roland French. wife of British army
officer, and Mrs. Phiiander Knox. the
wife of the former secretary of state.
Mrs. French, who is the daughter
OF the former Consul General to Lon
don. Robert ]. Wynne. was recently
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
INTERNATIONAL,
SlJNMSCHOOL
LESSON

By f. o. SELLERS, Director OF Even
ing Department, The Moody Bible In
stitute OF Chicngo.)
The Elbert County tribune., 1913-05-02
LESSON FOR MAY a
JOSEPH lNTeRPReTs DREAMS.

LESSON TExT-Gen 40.9-zs.
GOLDEN TEXT--The breath of the
Almighty giveth them understanding
Job, 32iS, r. ".
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Desirait voir lie resultat,

.sC'est avec intention que Je ne
vous al pas 6crit plus tot ecrit
Nine Gabriel Gourdin, b, I . .226,
Hastings, Pa, s'car je desirais voir
le r6sultat obtenu par le Novoro
sur mon mari II 6pronvait d. s
douleurs s6vAres dams le dos ct les
c6t6s. Lorsque nous lines ce quill
TT pour lui, je ne perdis pas de
temps pour informer nos amis de
ce que le Novoro await accompli, ct
plusieurs d'entre eux yous ont d6ja
demand6 de ce remede. Je recon-
manderai le Novoro a toute> per-
some qni en- aura besoin''
lie Novoro du DR. Pierre, con
trairement aux autres remedies ne
peut pas etre obtenu dams les phar-
macies. Il arrive directement chez
vous du laboratoire des lubricants,
le DR. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co,
1926 So, Hoyne Ave, Chicago,
Ill. Ann.
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4se Serninaire des Missions
Ettrangares, a Ma1yknoll, Ossining
\, Z, a recu de Kagoon, Burmah.
la nouvelle de Ia mort da Rev, Pc.
re Edouara Batard, martyr de Ia
lepre, lie P~ Basard en- souffral,
depuls neuf ans.
Apres un absence de treize ans
en- mission, IL stait allie visiter la
France, ct 8 une visise 8 sa seur,
une Dame du SacreC Occur, Il re-
maraua sur une de ses mains les
premiers signes de Ia terrible ma
iadid I'll retourna immediatement
d Burmah, sans faire ses adieux 3
sa fanille.
Iy a environ HUT mois. Notre
Saint Pere aai envoya une permis-
sion de celebrer lie Saint Sacrifice
de Ia messe assis.
Sa venerable mere est morte ii y
a qnelques annees, agnorant l'affiic-
ton qu 1prouvait son fils.
Mgr Caraot, son eveque, dit que
le T.. ButaTt s etait secretement OF.
fert en- victime, pour lui-meme et
le bien des ames vers lesquelles il
await ete envoye.
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On a propose reinforcement d Ia
s. Penitencerie Ia question suivan,
he lie iubils accorde par Lettres
Apostolaeues ~Masnd faustiaue
eventus" du s mars de I'annee cou.
rante, pens-il etre gagne ptusiears
foss, 81 les euvres presc11bes scnt
renouveleess
La question ayant ese maremend
examinee Ia S. Penitencerie. pal
orare de No5re Saint-Pere lie Pape
Pie Y, a decide d'apporter q CT
aouae une raponse identiaue q Gel.
le qui fnt donnee s. Toccasaen des
precedenss jublies, savoirs
Indulgence pleniere du subils
peus atre gagnee deux ou plusienrs
fois, 81 Ton accomphs denx on plu-
sieurs fois les oeuvres prescFltes;
zasais on ne pent 5ensficier gu une
senle fois, Ia premiere. des autres
fapeuTs lnbiialress absolution des
ceRsHres ct des cas- reserves, comu-
Batlons on dispenses,
Dome 8 Rome, aa la Sacree Pc
nii6encerae, lie 6 5uin 1918.
s. Card. Nannutelli,
Grand pen5tencier.
I. Palica,
seereaaire de la S. Penltencerie
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Bureaux: sos Avenue Centrale

froid, il pourra toujours, sill est a
une hauteur sufisante. redresser
son apparel ct atterrir en- vol pla-
ne.
est un exploit neryeilIeux, a
declare NJ. Bleriot, mais nullement
temeraire. P6goud nous demon
tre que nous pouvons ct devon
construire des appareils qui he
peuvent pas capoter ct qui, par
n importe auelle position. Sc reta-
blifont seux-memes. Je pense
que les dangers de laviation Sc
trouyeront diminu6s de IS p. G..
s:Depuis longtemps, ajoute NJ.
Blairiot, Pegoud insistait pour ac-
complir Get exploit, ct il ne
s'arretera pas Ia
L'audacieux pilote a, en- effet,
declare que. d lei peu de temps. il
Sc Ivrerait q des experiences plus
sensationnelles.
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passa ct les reconnut.


:Petits, dit-il, rien Il est perda.
Recommencez encore Vous met
trez lie mid au milieu de l'arbre. nj
trop bas, de crainte des grandes
eaux. nj trop hant. ear vous ;etes
! pas de force 4 lutter contre Forage.
| Allez en- paix!'
Autour de lui, plusieurs hommes
etaient groupes En- fentendant
parler. Fun Sc prit a dire:
'Vous ordonnez aux oiseaux de
batir un mid, Ma1tre, ct Ihiver ap-
proche!
-Avant que les materiaux ne
soient reunis, dit Iautre, les arbres
n'auront plus de feuilles!
La gel6e tuera la mere sur les
eufs, dit un troisieme, ct meme
s:ils venaient a s'elever, les petits,
sur la terre glacee, he trouveraient
plus de nourriture.
Mais celui qui, au milieu d'eux,
paraissait CONNIE un prince, regar-
da trlstement les hommes. SQUIRT
aux deux oiseadx.
Et les deux chardonnerets. dams
la mutt. s'envolerent. Sans s'arre-
ter ct sans fatigue, dun seul trait
de vol, lis reyinrent au pays Oh
deux fois deja, Ieur couyee await
peri. Les cavales avaient etc mi
ses en- paturage tout rete. ct lis
trouverent du Grin en- abundance;
les brebis avaient accroche leur
toison aux 6pines, ct lis ne man
q 1Arent pas de laine; beaucoup de
piumes inntiles tremblaient a la
surface des abreuvoirs, ct lis chol-
sirent les plus duyetees. LIE MD
fut vite fait. LIE mere pondit six
|mufs ct Sc nit a les couver. On
Wit alors une chose bien etonnante-
Tandis que les armes Sc depouil-
latent partout, celui qui portait le
MD, ct les voisins. iusqu'a la dis
=tance dun moyen champ, garde-
rent leurs feuilIes. Pour Get espa-
&c beni, lie ciel demeura pur. Les
nuages Sc tordaient autour ct lais-
salient une grande dechirure bIeue,
par Oh tombaient la lumiere ct la
1.chaleur sur la couyeuse immobile.
La vent s'attiedi ,sait en- passant Ia
limite que Dieu await marquee. Ce-
I la dura lie temps voulu. Six char
donnerets nouveau4 sortirent des
six coquilles. lis virent CONNIE
tous les autres de leur espece. Ell
| ouvrant. les yeux, que la terre etait
belle; prirent les premieres plumes,
s'essayerent a voler, Ce fut
settlement quand lis current toutes
leurs allies que les feuilles jauni-
rent, ct que les petits s'apercurent
que l'hiver await depuis longtemps
d6pouille lie sol, a cent metres du
mid.
"Vous comprenez. mes enfants,
aioutait bonne Perrette, que 81 lie
Seigneur Jesus fait IN printenps
pour les chardonnerets don't la cou-
vee etait en- retard, il ferait bien
davantage pour vous 81 vous le lui
demandiez. Mais rien n'aurait ell
lieu 81 le p6re ct la mere n'avaient
pas recommenc6 leur mid jusqu'a
trois fois, ct c'est ce quill faut sa-
voir'
Rene Bazin.
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A. Parisault ct Arthur Jackson
talres-honoraires.


plaire des discours de Cartier, pa1
/ Tasse, les Conferences sur Cartier
par III. j. L. Il. Lafiamme. Table
Ellie Auclair ct IL. John Boyd, la
/ Romance Gle Cartier % Canada.
mon pays. mes AmouTsH' Melodie
de j. B. Labelle. encouragement
de Fred Pelletier. ct des pieces de
monnaie courantes.
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick prit en-
suite une magnifque truelle en- ar
gent massif ct appiiqua du ciment
aux angles de la pierre. Cette ce-
remonie etant terminee, le cortege
remonta sur festrade, La foule
applaudit, a leur passage, fadmi-
nistrateur du Canada, ct NJ. w. II.
Taft qui marchait bras dessus
bras dessous, avec NJ. r. [. Bor-
den.
L'asselnhl6e attendait avec im-
patience lie discours de Son Ex-
ceIlence administrator ct ellie
ne fut pas d6cue. Sir Charles,
dune voix tres vibrante, lnt une
page d'eloquence CONNIE rarement
men 6crivirent les plus habiles pa
negyristes du grand homme d'Etat
canadien. Ce disconrs est non
settlement magnifque de fond,
mais il est aussi superbe de forme.
L'crateur soulev6 les plus vifs
applaudissements apres chacune
des periodes. Sir Charles fait
treve avec la froideur des discours
des hommes d'Etat. Ceux-ci s'a-
dressent a la raison. Sir Charles
a wise au cmur ses auditeurs ct
ses paroles ont porte juste. Celia
faisait du bien d'entendre un Ir-
landais d d'origine, parvenu par ses
talents a Ia presidehce du plus
haut tribunal au Canada, vanter
les merites dun nadien-francais
ct reclamer, . l'instar de Cartier
lui-meme, la .sroyaut6 de la pro-
vince de Quebec sur ses jeunes
seurs; celia faisait du bien den
tendre le repr6sentant du roi pro-
clamer. haut ct ferHe, les bien-
fats de la religion sur les peuples.
CONNIE Cartier snt les proclamer
de sa banquette parlementaire.
LIE discours de administrator
Sc fit en- francais. dune belle tenue
litt6raire.
Aussit6t que NJ. Taft fut pri6 de
parler, des braves enthousiastes
faccueillirent. Que l'ancien pre-
sident des Etats-Unis ait eu son
heure de popularite dams son pays,
il ny rien de surprenant II a
une bonne figure, un sourire franc
ct engageant. II pale avec con-
viction ct ce quill d. est bien pen
Sc. C'est un 6nergique qui, lui
aussi. a reconnu en- Cartier 'sun
homme d'action, Sc PLEASANT a fell
citer son penple quand il faisait
bien mais ne reculant pas devant
la corv6e de lui signaler ses er-
reurs,.
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Chere smur de mon anne. n'hesi-
te plus, ne tremble pas! As-tu de
ces desirs parfois infinis CONNIE la
mer, qui te soulevent, qui t'entrai-
lent vers un ideal plus haut que
la terre, tout pres du ciel? Ton
=c@ur a-t-il rev6 de Sc donner sans
retour? A-t-il connu la soif d'ai-
mer les ames, de les entrainer a sa
suite, tel un conquerant vers des
horizons de lumiere ct d'imortali-
t6? Ton anne s'est-e1le 6prise un
jour, de la beaut6 divine, de ses
grandes ct magnitiques lecons de
renoncement ct de sacrifice, dun
amour plus fort que Ia mort? Pour
quoi trernbler, alors? Tu penx
marcher sans crainte, le regard le-
We 4 des hauteu1s sublimes, ne Pa-
baissant sur le monde que pour =
verser les tr6sors de tendresse ct
de pitie don't lis ont tant besoin.
Va, sans t'arreter aux chooses fra
giles ct passageres, SEINE des lys,
sur tes pas, va jusqu'a Lui, | 'Infni,
L l'Eternel LA est le bonheur
que tn go1teras pleinement dams
sTapre douceur du sacrifice, du sa-
crifce don't Ia source est divine ct
don't la pens6e r6conforte aux heu-
res ncertitude ct d'angoisse
Va jusqu'a Lui! sd. ST tu savais
la paix inalt6 t6rable, Ia joie intime
ct prof le bonheur tres pur
Dune anne qui Sc donne . Lui;; 81
.tu comprenais Que. les affections
.humaines, daviennent plus fortes,
plus constantes, illeures;; 81 tn
croyais enfn que par Lui ct on
Lui, on SALINE mienx, de ton ale
5largement, . genoox, de ta jeunes-
se en- feur, do ta vie en- plein 6pa-
Enouissement, an divin Maitre des
ames, avec amour, tu fcrais lof-
Efrande
iimosa
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Classe "a No. 2o9 ST. 90
!" B No. IL 1.8O
AA No IA

Nine Eva Corriveau, Sec.- Fin.
de la Gour Notre-D Dame de Lour-
des, 3Ol Sc Ave. N. 3. S6ances sal
le j. 90. q, coin Centrales ct Be
rue, les Ter ct Sc crediss sdu mois
Tel. NV East 1921 AFs 81
Nine Laura Meunier Sec. Fin
de Ia Cour 3 Etoile du, Nord SIS
l8e Ave. S6ances. sale Kraft
2O27 Washing ton Ave n less lei.
Iet Sc lundis du InoIiis
Telephone: z. s North l90
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RomeEn ralson de rignorance
dn latin dams le clerge, speciale-
ment en- Amersque. le pape don
ne Eordre formel de n'admettre d
T4piscopat ancun pretre qui ne
seTalt pas absolument famillier
srec cette langne.
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ANNONCES:

Tarlf des annonces done sur appl
cation.
Demanees ploi-demande de do
mestianes on demioyes-annonces pour
=chambre Oh pension - annonces pou
objets perdus on trouses.
Au taux de UN CENT du moi
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Puisqne vons voulez me ma
IieG. cousine, que je vous disc:
dsbord 5e veax une femme intel
kgente.
s ellie est intel lligente ellie ne
rcss 6pousesa pas,,
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W Q

Les membres des Cours canadi-
ennes-francaises des Danes Fores-
there's Cathoiq des, sont notif6es
que les cotisations suivantes sont
appelees pour le mois d Aot1t.
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bonne Gus " j on
EBI 20 par q snnfs s.
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Abonnez-vo ous y |. lscHoDE y Gu
par a. & 2
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SGsu~eyf ~ sst mutt. GhauE Ia vapeur
Accommodations de premiere sclasse
sc 7ererue nora. S. aO par iour
Ecurse en- connection.
sEsusu Ray and Night Steam Heat
First Glass Accommodations
Isl. 81. N SW per day
7ssperT Bars IN Gannection
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13

NNsy OF Moses From Egypt TO Mount
Neoo' This lecture will include nifty OF
itne pest slides that have ever been shown
stt II the principal places will be
;,,'',,h ;mo|h visitors In the city are cordially
invited 10 attend the service here today.
p, SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL
It RCi, corner OF Galena and Fourth
nuilaay school at p, M: A. f Key
worth. superintendent Epworth league
AT i:lbS Mrs. Bleasdale leader Preach
lng services at o'clock. Prayer meeting
wednesday evening at O'Clock Every
body welcome.
~ HEATH METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
CiGECh. near corner OF Third South
anu Eighth West streets-M Thomas.
pastor; Sunday school at 10 a. M; Don
aid Colcloush. superintendent. Preaching
AT AZ II a. m; by the pastor and at s o'clock
toy ny, Il. "A. keyworth Prayer meeting on
ttIursday evening at O. clock. Come and
prins your friends.
LIFE METH HoDIsT EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH. Ninth East and First South
streets, Harry Mitchell. pastor; resi-
eehhcei eeh NO ) Cluh apartments. Sunday
s,,n sGnooi at gao a.: m; c. L. Jacobson
superintendent Morning sermon at IL a.
m; subject. The Silent Years at Naza-
retn, EpWorth league at Z p. m. Even
ing sermon al o'clock. Tiff church well
comes all strangers.
LIBERTY PARK NJ e. CHURCH-D.
L. carter, pastor. residence s3S Chase
avenue Sunday school. 10 a M; II. c.
scott: superintendent, Preaching Services
,poI,1I py paIstof' II a. m. and p. m. Subject,
Evening service. "A Test Of Love" Class
meeting at close OF morning service
Epworth league, p. NJ Midweek prayer
meeting, Wednesday, p. m.
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Baptist.
lMMANLEI

1MMANUEL CHURCH. Fourth East
and Second south..Louis S. Bowerman,
D. D.. minister. Hours OF worship, II
Story Of Of an 4 { Opal pal Ring" Evening. % "The The
Man Who Contended With an Angel"
Bible school at s:45 a m; F. ]. Lucas.
er and social service. Wednesday even
Ing at o'clock. You are very cordially
Invited to attend all these services.
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION
corner of Indiana and Navajo streets,
at 1890 a, IN w. NJ Sanderson super
intendent. Young Peoples meeting at
go go p. n.o,, m, Sermon at 1:sq p M, m BY
day night at s O'Clock.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Second South near Ninth West street
Berton F. Bronson, III West Second
South sHegs stIee minTteE EEeda a5s.4 Prgs R,g1e
school superintendent Bible school at
10 q, m. Morning worship, with special
sermon TO teachers, ct 1l:16. B. y. p
evening service at 80 Special music.
Other meetings as announced In the
services. You are welcome In all these
appointments.
SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH; s57
pastor, Sunday school at 1880 a; m.
Preaching service at 7;t5 p m, Mid
week service. Thursday at s p. m.
LINCOLN STREET BAPTIST CHAP
Ell, corner Lincoln and Ninth South
streets.--W, B. Stewart pastor. Serv-
ices sunday: Sunday school. 10:45 a. m.
Il. Y. p. u, G:d5 p, m: preaching, 7:30
., N, Prayer meeting, Thursday, p m.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH-The
Rev Allen Newman, pastor, Morning
Have | Built Ny Temple2' Sunday school
at l2:30 O'Clock Evening services at 8
o clock, At this service the Sermon Will
be delivered by the Rev. Frank A, Love
loss of Norfolk England
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Presbyterian.
CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning services at II o'clock Sunday
school at 1890 p. m. Young Peoples
society at 6i4o p. IN. Evening Services at
I:fo. Dr.. r M. Stevenson D. D., will
preach both morning and evening on
The Heroes Who Opened Up Africa -
Everyone cordially invited to these serv-
ices.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner OF Eleventh South and Eleventh
East streets-Frank o. Leonard pastor
Morning service OF worship and preaching
AT II o'clock; subject, THE Faith That
Is Larger Than the Creed" Sunday
school at 1915. Y. P. S, c. z. at p. m.
A hearty welcome to all.
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Christian Science.

Subject Sunday sermon. Are Sin, Dis
ease and Death Real?''
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, sCIEN-
TIST, 336 East Third South street-Sun-
day services, II O'Clock a. IN. and S
O'Clock p, III, Sunday school. 9:45 a. IN.
1T O'Clock.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST, Consolidated Music hall. Is Ea
First South street.-Sunday services, II
o clock q. m. Sunday school, $40 a. m.
"Wednesday services. o'clock. All are
welcome TO these church services,
Free reading rooms in the Walker Bank
building, Main and Second South streets.
where Christian Science literature may be
obtained,
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Unitarian,

Frederick NJ Bennett. minister, Service
at IL a, M; sermon, Uniting Morality
and Religion Miss Lillian Phelps, So
prano, VIII be the soloist. The quartette
WIN sing Like as the Father" Leslie) :;
Mrs Ernest NJ Fowler, pianist The
sunday school will meet at 1876 o'clock
The evening service will be held at 7.45
o CLOCK IN The lower room. Frank Larson
will speak or ",rhreefold Forces of Civ.
llization,' after which there will be dis
cnssion OF the topic All cordially invited
TO these meetings
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In connection with our Cooperative Club Sale Of
400 pianos conducting Cooperative Club Sale
of 100 Player Pianos, They Newton Pianos with
tho player attachment built in This is the first time
such high grade players have been sold this
ket in such numbers. But ability to buy these
Players in large quantities enables TO offer them
to you at almost unheardof price.
The regular price Of the Newton Player Piano is
$500, and The terms have been better than $50
down and $50 month. We will sell 100 of these
pianos at 415 dollars-the to be dollars
Of purchasc-and dollars and SO cents week.
The saving in price to each purchaser of one Of
these players s 1S5 dollars Each is guar
anteed for five years On terms Of 10 dollars down
and dollars and so cents week. each purchaser VIII
have lo2 weeks in which to pay for his player piano.
If after 30 days trial you not satisfied with the
player, will give you your money back. If pur
chaser should die during life Of his contract, viii
issue receipt in full to his family for the nstru
ment.
Twelve rolls Of 8snote music given free with
each player, and the purchaser has free of the
Consolidated Music ComPany's Music Roll Exchange
library You will receive cash credits your
count for each new customer you for under
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Salvation Army.

The memorial service for the late Mrs.
Fred White the superintendent OF the
Salvation Army Sunday school. viii be
held In the salvation Army hall tonight
Eriends OF The deceased are cordially In
yjtcd to attend
The sunday morning. holiness meeting
commences al II o'clock, the SUNDAY
inc ar n III, Tho Young Peoples legion
meeting me TIM at p m. and a united Saliva
tion meeting at g p. M There will also
be open air meetings held preceding the
above There also are gospel services
eyery evening In the week, commencing
al & o'clock. Monday evening there is a
special service. when the saloons % VII be ,
80 bail After the service there Will be
. ai'1 free s.sD coffee and cake. lunch. There is
programme prepared for the meeting
Secretary Lynch Will be In Haa'se.
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Methodist.
EPISCOPAL

FIRST METHODIST EP1SCO
cHURCH-Francls Burgette Short.
tor. Preaching at 1925 q. m. sub
"pauls Purpose in Lie Is the No
r Eberhardt, superintendent nlustr
lecture at 1850 p. m subject, The j
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Christian.

THE CENTRAL C II RI S r a y
CHURCH corner Fourth South and Third
East streets-Charlcs II. Neel pastor, 261
East Fourth South street Sunday serv-
ices. II a. m. and 7i5 ?, M. Morning
sermon. "a sympathetic Friend Night,
q service conducted by the men OF the
church. theme, THE Worth OF Man"
Bible school. 10 a: m. Christian En-
d deayor, $50 p. N. Prayer meeting We'd
posiav night
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Y, w. @. A.

Y ". C. A. Vesper services Sunday af
..rnoon at 5 o'clock in Continental bank
SaJiSInc Devotional Miss Helen BAN
acid, reading. "Dnoch Arden" Miss Ed
~ Vail: violin solo, Miss Helen Hughes,
Ssriione and soprano duet, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ioeeph William Curtis. Hostess. Mrs.
I,dvard Bailey.