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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14

Stall So. special. fresh red salmon. lee
ID. haiibat lbs. 2scs fresh shAd. s5c
each. Stall 1879. ling cod. lbs. l5c red
snapper. Ice IL. black cod. lee 10. stall
g. salmon. lbs. 3sc: salt salmon bellies.
Use ID. Stall 81, ripe tomatoes. zoe ID.
rutAbagas. SC lh.; fancy cabbage. Sc 10.
stall 81 extra fancy green peas lbs.
gkes large heads Of lettuce Sc Stall ~.
spring turnips. lbs, Ice Stall 1891.
boxes fancy strawberries. 95e. lemons. SO
aoz. bananas. isc doz Stalls AS. eating
apples Ice dox large. fresh cucnmhsrs.
for Ice Stall 1917. pork sausage. with
mashed potatoes. Isc stall ai-2 strained
honey. 25c pit. sbe ct. yellow peas &c
ID. Csc cans peaches. 75c ssc Jars pre-
serves Zoe
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MARKETS


Stall IS. haiihui cheeks. 2 lbs. itc.
Columbia river shae. 2or and .sc apiece:
silver salmon belly. lSc 10. Stall 81.
fancy new potatoes. ihs ATE. solid cab
hages. tbsL Ice. Stalls ss-T. fancy
string beans. isc ID. Stall G. Poulsbo
cAnnery loganberries. Ibc and zee per
can. homemade jam. glasses isc.
stalls 1871. pure care sugar. 70 lbs 81.
dox- cans DarimRds milk. Soc: cans
corn or tomatoes. .te. Farmers. spinach.
and lnA 100. turnips. lunches Sc.
new carrots. &c per big pan. cabbages. Sc
per head. homegrown cucumbers. SC
each. larger. for lie: young head let
tuce. for Toe; leaf lettuce. and 4
punches. Sc. frenh oninns. punches Sc.
radlKhes. 6 punches &c.
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SANITARY

sockeye salmon. Use 10. red snapper.
ice III: fresh sole. lbs. csc. fresh
salmon lhs csc. Stall isg. founders
SC ID. Finnan haddie. 1sc ID. black cod.
ihs i6c; red snapper. Ice IN. stalls
f22-i94, filherts. Ice III. ioc pkgs. figs.
Sc. stall 10. ioRwes fresh baked bread
CSC. pure iellies and marmaiadcs 100
and a5c glass. Stall ~. fresh cottage
cheese. ice III, mild cream cheese. zoe
III. oleomargarine. . lbs. use. Stall LII
lbs new potatoes. use; , lbs. spinach.
Ice. green beans 20c 10 Stall s. New
York sharp cheese. acc ID. lbs ssc.
ground spices, &c can: large can tomato
SOUP SC. stalls 1891. German hand
kase for Ice. smoked liver sausage
zoe III
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Stall s2s. King salmon. lbs. use:
perch : lbs i5c; shad. $50 each Stall
los. butter-nut bread. SC loaf: assorted
rolls doz. fSc; loaves bread. lee.
stall II. halihut. lbs, isc; smeit. Toe ID.
sole. lbs. ikc. stall SOS, new wainuts
. lbs. asc; glasses Jelly. ioc: assorted
spices. &c can. Stall sa6. wax beans gee
H.. green onions. lunches SC. Teie-
phone peas tsc 10. Stalls iss-f5. fun
clean cheese. 2Oc ID: brick cheese eoc
H.. AIN pickles ioc dox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14
si,zao--rIvE AcRns-si,sso

" fen are looking for acres OF good
land and running water. for ehlek.
enH. fruits aud berries. have II
viii build you n new house and sell
this : aerns Tor 1850 Thia place
u iust miles from Seattle. close
70 school and stores rs mtnutns'
walk % transportation. fare rs
cents viii sell land ana huiiA
house for fTt cash. SO per month
Inquire az 7as New York Block for
l.. G. Gtigen.
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN

Madame NRsfia. gifted eisirvoyhHt and
phfnnntaKisf, gives advte. on business
matters, love, health and family ~.
fairs. tells the nama ~ your future
husband or wife. tells II tho one yau
love j. true or false: what part 81 the
country II tgekisst to you ard what
20 DO to be successful In Hfe Salts.
faction guaranteed see Stewart ct
corner Fifth ax.. ore block from West.
take Market
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14

That question about finding some
good. rich land. In close touch
vita Seattle. IL being solved BY
many mon and women. who are
Investing in tho fertile s ard to.
aero tracts Al chthcarf. IN. Good
Noil Center, n0rfheas, OF the cttw
Only dollar an acre a month
pays for farm tract that insures
your future independents. Glad
70 supply you with Illustrated
booklet and complete inforrna-
ton West a Wheeler. 500 Col
man Block.
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PERSONALS
sANnRnaf,s..a rTf-fs

eANuEHSONH PILLS
Fnr women only. most popular ana only
reliable remedy cures the most oh.
stinate eases IN 20 10 days Price -
h1s, Or boxes FOR 81 Money returned
II they fail Call or write Open even.
iurs Raymond Remedy Co. Room 81.
7fTh Pike st
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faka HuYH a Re9d. level LOT on keih. ens
block east ~ rhinmaY car, 3exipa, city
improvements In and paid Thoa y.
Mclaughlin. Main $3.50.
For EaieA&-renrn modern bungalow. near
woodland park. improvements in and
raid. ts.feo. ftAe down, balance like
rent Phone ballard 1891.
iTAfsF An ACRE see FEET NORTH
~ city limits Prize. fsoas half cash
Young a BfobsrE. OF Ballard ballard
STA
NORTHWEST LOCATORS SELL
your property or locate yoa IN business
anywhere Northwest IoeRiofs bts
are~n nidg Fgu-'h anf PIKE
Plans free where We build W. u Haven
ttsi Arcade HldF
why pay remit See % Seattle Realty
uiAF Co white uidr
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INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. tEoo UP.
~ to ST. fully secured. for sale by Jos
" Thomas Co inc 1ok Cherry ~
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PERSONAL.

Irriyata Teacher, experienced. languages
| Or neglected he seventh Az
| fApiEa ANp uEaTLEMmN, MANfcutt.
ms facial maHsage and SCALP treat
ment Paris sraauats. Room goa 1904
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Main 1891
! MADAM roHkoH ritmENoLoaImr
| aud cfairvaYhntt reliable advice on all
| important affairs ~ life. past present
and future Can be consulted daily at
| eos rtns >
IaEr MAMuEb MANY Local AND
Eastern correspondents Enclose
stamped envelope social Register. sos
Northern nanh uids Seattle
kaysnsasha 81 90 Hats 1905 Fitst Az
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finsmsnt home reasonable soot norsa
Phone Elliott tatT-J
WRINKLES REMOVED. bEFohMED
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Main s7sG
WEIGHT REDUCING. BODY nuiLp-
ing. borinK massage Austin Salt
gym iaiH First av
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Clean. modern rooms. Zoe aad Tse psr
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14
ACREAGE
10 ACRES FOR $500

~ ACRES FOR $500
faS CASH: $40 MONTHLY
This tract IL iusi west ~ Seattle ~ v.f,
settled District. close 70 school. sn~
tnuls farmers grange, nriFbbafs and
IL on county road served wtth n r "a
ph9ns caunsFy ana creamery - eloss
20 land tbs snii 10 sppd ryafs ~
sandT loan ard shot clay very prn.
dnetites ~ feet 20 water. The land
NsfY leFel and sasiiy cleared. the
growth being mostly small alder Tssf.
is a snap for sbme one
PUGET BOUND FARMS 90. sss "a A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14
HOMESTEADS

100 acres fine. rich. valley land. 10 acre.
cleared Of sage brush leveied. ready
for alfalfa. ITO acres without stone
lying almost level. transportation ia
ciiities excellent. about lee acres sim
liar land adjoining now in alfalfa, and
produced about 10 tons 20 acre last
year thiekly settled community fine
spring on this property. dscharRing
about 5000 gallons water per minute
assuring ample supply for irrigation.
consider this worth SIC. 600 TO the place.
and n Il were decided land. would think
the property cheap at $3.50 per acre.
but unfortunate circumstances force
sale. Price $3.50 cash for whole 1850
acres This f. strictly high grade bot
tom land. and should make a fortune
for some one. n you have not used
your homestead or desert claim right
and would like 10 acquire this splendid
property, address +, @. Box 4fe, Sc.
attic. for fun Information.
$50 acres best fruit and alfalfa land: zoe
fruit trees; lies level; no waste land
close 20 town and railroad. abundance
Of water. cant afford TO put In big
fiowery adj, but investigate this before
buying land In Grant county. Price for
entire 100 for few days. $3.50. Address
p. O BOX 7sb. Seattle.
-Homesteads, Alberta and Britlsh
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20 MALE SITUATION
81 statesmen WANTED


Wantsf-pne or tive statesmen for htrhs
class Industrial preposittan huHtfsrs
only liberal contract and steady en-
pipYmpaf 70 good men. Apply al
.rys lisisl
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REAL ESTATE
ssse--vERy eHnAr-ssso

can sell ruu a fine sisw hosnssiie.
with = res bungalow. fronting on
nsM highway. emily 1inehs from
lake Washington and IN. Kirkland
dock Price 1850. ferfns Us cash
ana SIS per month. clyde Hack
~tasth. nffic. on ferry dock. Madl-
saa park
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r.
FOR sale ~ owner, one k-acra tract and
one is-hcre tract, beth highly improved,
with houses. barns wsiis Would con
sld"r a coed team on either OF both
For Information address y r. pArnaIi
Fall city WAsh
WANT GOOD LANn9
Very best bottom land. close to trans
pnrtatian. mills and camps near By.
10 or se-acre tract on easy terms. $40
per acre and up. Write or eal for
particulars
STONE a EASTER. Inc
sas Railroad Exchange pldr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14
FARM LANDS

MUST SELL THIS PLACE
little farm ~ Kirkland. near the
ferry dock. owner. Mr. Davis. must
80 east ~ the mountains 20 tive
and wants a quick sale Pine tract
partly cleared and fenced house
veil barn. Jurssy miieh COW. pig
and garden planted 20 straN berries
eurfaut bushes. etc. The place for
fi.1gk. easy terms 20 raspanslble
parties. Come direct 20 Kirkland
Take the Kirkland boat az Madison
park scrors Lake Washington 10
the Kirkland office of Burke 4
Farrar and inquire 70 zee the Davis
place
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BOATS
~
BONS 6LAUN(hB]
IL BUSINESS CHANCES

$500 10, 20 ,rads for launch or work boa
l,,tes. slsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14

ONLY S5oo-S50 CASH
10 acres Of good land: ali cleared
no siumps: good, black soil. lots fresh
water good fishing. near fine town on
good county road Can grow anything
you plant. Fine school. $50 cash. SO
per month
PACIFIC FARM AGENCY
sIG Boston nix
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SUMMER HOMES
40 WATERFRONT LANDS

HOOD CANAL WATER FRONT. $500
PER ACRE. BANNER INV. co. hgl7
BOSTON BLK
az nerra syafcr T,-,,1 - 800 --------------
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14

rriYata Teacher, experienced, languages
Or neglected iis seventh ~
TAnfER ANp uEaTLEMidN, MANfcr1t.
Ing. facial massage and scalp treat
ment Paris graduate. Room goa 1909
tHTtra az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-14
TWENTY.ACRE TRACT

w EN If-ACRE TRACT
And all under cultivation; over 400 hear.
Ing trees. horse. ? cows and 2 hetfers.
All farming implements, s-room mod.
ern house. miles from Lake washing
ton ana boat landing; quarter mile from
school aud railroad station. Take
steamer Aquilo at Madison park to
henEhton and inquire at postoffiee
-Four large garden tracts. all In good cul :
tVation, and improved house barn
chicken house, berries and chIckeur
J mich COWS. all for 81 500: small cash
payment, balance 70 suit. Take Sc
attle-Tacema interurban to Aigona. call
for 1. A. Price.
NAsHoN kENNYDALE BELLEVUE
!. W Brown. e2a Alaska BIDS Terms
Now Is the time 20 buy Salmon River
farm lands In r. G. Small payment
down. balance monthly. Canadian
liomeseekers Inv Co, sisN First av.
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So FOR RENT OR LEASE

Farm fpr lease Tor na5rissv N s.ay. =.
~ sale Or viii trade for aata Ia
aslF@ 8is w. sefh 81 Phone naisars
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HOUSES-UNFUR.

~ foein modern loser fat iess ssTd
Az Key upssaifs
F8mFsfnaHt haHs~ tust been ,srsnsss.s
- 81 fine condition ttte M AIS :,
Main SIS
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% ROOMS-HOUsEKPNG

Whsls ~ double housekeeping ICONS
Ian ffs~ Nss' siscffie HIGHT. net and
cold water. hath Telephone ri.sa tt.sr
stffF ~ssA ~ "a tfTf per week
Ills East TefFAes Fact Ffs.
ii9Hr. huowf ht.FEriNa ON Ifof;Nr-
AesEtns reosas sfnmis or suite. 81 ~
81 STA NtHfh Az
RENOVATED AND NEWLY Frn@fssf.
"a 40 anfnrnishef ksussks.rsns asa
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MADAM roNhoH rnUENpto0tHT
aud eiairvaYhnt4 reliable advice on all
important affairs ~ tife. past. present
and future Can be consulted daily At
NUm fafwa
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Vehicles and Implements

utudfES-cLoaiNo OFT oGa COW.
pi~ts ttas az great sssartions aevs
~. difference E-nnedx wssen &C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
HIGH GRADE MATTRESSES.

Comfortable, Sanitary Reliable, constructed
of best durable material, nsuring the greatest
possible value
SO 10. Cotton Felt Combination Mattress
with satin striped tick Regular price, $3.50;
Removal Sale price, $3.50.
Genuine Sea Moss Cotton Felt, combina-
ton fancy art ticking, full weight so lbs. Reg
ular Price, $3.50; Removal Sale price, $500.
Reversible Cotton Felt-top and bottom in
an excellent quality of twilled ticking. Regu-
lar value, $3.50; Removal Sale price, $3.75. .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17

In all woods, prettiest designs, best con-
Stuction and perfect materials at unparal-
leled prices. Genuine Mahogany, Birds
Eye Maple, CircaSSian Walnut and Golden
Oak. Every one has the rich, high gloss
polish finish.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03
MRS. RUFUS
HISEY DEAD

Mrs. Rufus Iliscy, So years old,
died last Saturday afternoon At
the home of her daughter in thiA
city, Mrs. J. G. Lakenan.
Mrs. Hisey's maiden name was
Eliza Jane Glendy. She was born
in Galloway county in 1891. ~
1852 she was married to Rutlp.
lIiscy. Shortly after her mar
riage she moved to Mexico whelS,
she lived the greater part of he1
life. The husband died 10 years
ago. The following children sur
vive her: Mrs. j. G.. Lakenm'
Mrs. c. Il. Morris, and Mrs. c. II.
Glendy, all of Mexico, and Roll
crt liscy, and John Y. Iliscy,
both of California. A sister also
survives her, Mrs. Maggie Fry,
residing at AuXvasse.
Mrs. Hisey was a fine Christian
character and beloved by all who
knew her, The funeral was held
at the Lakenan home az = 80
sunday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. S. w. Hayne Of the Mctho,
dist church. To the bereaved
ones we join with scores vi
friends in extending sympathy.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03
STONE LAKE
WISCONSIN
Phil Rogers, Late Of This County,
Writes. Indian Dope, Facts and
FancieS

This will probably be the last
article | shall write for some
time, as | have just received an
Invitation from the New York
Sun, to sail TO Europe and act in
the commission of war CORE
spondcnt for the Sunday editor
Of the Chicago Tribune.
The following harranguc is not
intended TO mislcad the public
but only TO give an authentic
idea of the climatic conditions,
soil and products of this section.
1t has often been our custom
while i'll camp TO take long trips
into the unknown forest for no
particular reason whatever eX-
cept for adventure and cXplora-
ton We would often be gone
for three or four days at a time.
Taking blankets, frying pan,
guns and "A little salt.
While out on one such eXpedi-
tion early in January, we came
upon little clearing in the tim
Der, near the Chippewa River,
and halted, tired and very hun
cry. In the center of the clear
ing was II huge boulder and on
top of the rock was large rusty
iron kettle turned bottom side up
that had remained undiSturbed
for years. We all crowded for
ward, filled with curiosity and
hunger, and pried the kettle off
with a long pole. Under the kct-
Concluded on Sth page.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03
A DEAR MOTHER GONE

Mrs. Sarah Ann Allison, who
lived with her daughter, Mrs.
Jas. Creed, died very suddenly
last Friday afternoon. She had
been suffering with a bad cold
for several days, but thought she
would be better in a few days.
Sarah Ann Brown Allison was
born in Virginia in 1885. A lit
tie later she moved to Illinois
with her parents. In 1864 she
was united III marriage to John
Allison In '65 she and her hus-
band moved to near Paris, Mon
roe county, Mo-, where they lived
until about three years ago, when
they moved TO Audrain county,
north Of Molino. The husband
preceded her to the grave a year
ago, the fourth day of July, '13.
Three children hving-William,
of Chicago, Edward, of Paris,
Mo, and Mrs. James Creed of
Molino. She united with the
Presbyterian church at Bluff
Springs, about 30 years ago. She
was faithful follower of the
Christ and loved her church and
its work. She died Aug. 2S,
1914. After the funeral sermon
by Rev. Wallace, of Mexico, the
remains were laid to rest IL
Berea cemetery. We extend our
sympathy to the bereaved ones
XXX.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03
FELL INTO A WELL.

A few days ago Mrs. Frank
Maupin, of Middle Grove, Mon
roe county, with her baby in her
arms stepped upon a rotten plank
in a well-top. The plank gave
way, letting both down. Fortu-
nately her arms caught on the
sides of the hole, and she was
able to hold there until her
mother-in-law,. who heard her
screams, ran to her assistance
and took the baby to safety,
though she did not have the
strength to pull Mrs. Maupin
out. Mrs. Maupin was compel
ed to remain in that suspended
position until her husband, who
was some distance from the
house, could be called in to her
rescue.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03
MISSIONARY ASSOCIATIONS
Seventeen Congregations to
Gather Sept. 10 and II.

Midway church, II miles north
of Mexico. Music under direc-
ton of C. NJ. Fox, Rising Sun.
Orchestra under direction OF
Morris Dry, Mexico.
Thursday, Sept. 10-After-
noon. Registration and assign
ment of delegates, and informal
greetings.
Evening S;OO-S 80, Devotion
al Bible Study-Egan Herndon
Centralia, Mo.
$50, Address, "The Co-opera.
tive Life of the Disciples in the
Sixth District" w. A. Shullen
berger, Mexico.
Friday, Sept. II, Morning
9:00-9 80, Devotional Bible
Study, f. w. Leonard, Canton.
9:30-9 40, Appointment of com
mittees.
9:00-10;25, Conference on th'
Efficient Church. 10 minutes
GAY Financing the Country
Church. P" 1st, Every Member
Canvas; 2nd, The Duplex En-
velope, c. NJ. Fox, Rising Sun
10 minutes, "The Importance anC
Problems of the Open Country
Pastorates," Wesley Whitehouse
Columbia. 10 minutes, "Wha
Should be Expected of the Coun
try Church Ofliciaryl'', f. l.. Me
Gee, Midway church.
0:25-l0 80, Special music.
! 10 BOIL ;l5, "The Churcl
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03

Mrs. Permelia Roberts, grand
mother of H. F. and j. +. Rob
erts of Mexico died at her home
in Fulton Thursday of last week.
She was 78 years old.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-09-03

School, and address and Con-
ference, j. p. Rowlison, SupcrIn.
tendent of Missions Of the Sixth
District.
11;15-12 100 Missionary Confer
ence. ID minutes, "The Budget /;
How to Make it and What it VIII
DO, - Joseph Dye, Vandalia.
- minutes, County Apportion-
mcnt for District Work." " w. A.
ShulIenberger, Mexico. 10 min.
utcs, "The Observance OF Special
Days j. ID. Greer, Mexico.
Noon, Basket Dinner-After-
noon.-C. w. b. NJ. Period Coun-
ly Convention.
I :30-1 40, Devotional Period,
Mrs. Harry BmwelI, Martins
burg.
:4O-l 80, President S Address,
Mrs. Ella Willis, Mexico.
:50-2 100, Reports from Aux
iliaries in County.
2;00-2:15, Round Table on
Methods, Mrs. Frank Dye, Van
dalia.
2;2O-2:3O, "What the c. w, b.
NJ. Auxiliary Has Done for Us?"
Mrs. Robt. Offutt, Benton City.
2;30-2 40, "The Origin and De
velopment of the Christian
Woman S Board of Missions, Mrs.
Frank McGee, Midway church.
2:40-2 :45, Song, Congregation,
Circle Prayer.
2;45-2 ;55, 1.-The Appeal Of Mis-
sions to Young Women" Grace
Dugan, Mexico Circle.
2:55-3 :00, Special Music, Lad
donia.
3;00-5:15, "The Expression of
the Christian Womanhocd of
America" Mrs. A. c. Barnes,
Mexico.
3:15-3 40, Temperance Ad.
dress, Judge Alex. Carter, Rising
Sun.
3:45-4 rs, Conference on Dis
trict Evangelism. Is minutes,
Shall We Encourage Itinerant
Evangelism? ?" W. A. Cameron,
Centralia. 10 minutes, "The
Sixth District Idea, and the OBJ
legation of the Strong Church, "
j. p. Rowlison.
4:15-5 100, Reports of County
Churches Received, by j. C..
Mundy.
5;OO-5;15, Reports of Com
mltteeS,
Evening s ;OO-S 80, Devotion
al Service, b. f. Goslin, Mexico.
$50, Address, "The Open
Country Church as a Community
Center" A. w. Taylor. Column
bia.
Final Adjournment.