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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-17

HAL. IQlnh, however, Cdlh0u uIlH
out of it." -t'. .
81 am sorry to make you feel bad
ly, Madame Symone," said, "but I
must tell you that Harry and I were
godparents to that policeman's baby
the other day. He married a woman
who has worked for me for years, one
whom l consider more than loyal
servant--a real friend, and Harry told
me as we were waiting at the church
that he considered Tim O'Connor one
of the finest men he had ever met"
Madame Symone drew herself up
rather stiffly. 81 have always found
it never turned out well to mix friend
ship and service. The men and wom-
en- who wait upon me and minister to
my wants are only machines run for
the purpose of making me comfort
able. know nothing of their person.
al lives and do not want to-"
"Of course" spoke up Aunt Mary,
who was sitting by, everyone in the
world has his OF her own code by
which to live, but do you know, my
dear Mrs. Symone, could not be hap
py-not even comfortable those
who waited on me did not like me.
must be friends with those l live with
whether they are the members Of my
family or the working staff of my
household. / have known dreadful
tragedies to come from not making
friends of or showing interest in
those who serve you"
Madame Symone had the grace to
blush, for she did not know, as did,
that Aunt Mary was perfectly limo
cent of intin1ating any unpleasant
happening in the Symone family.
/ am sure it was not in the best
frame of mind that she drew her call
to a close, telling me she must hurry
somewhat, as she was going to see
Hiene.
'Itelephoned this morning, 1 said,
land some one who answered the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-17

COME SSION.
NINE. SYMONE CALLS a
Copyright, 1915, by the New
The afternoon papers contain the
news that ga daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Symone yester-
day. This is the third child in this IN
terestfng family, two boys, twins,
having been born to them about two
years ago, while Mr.. and Mrs. Sy-
none were abroad"
For once money was able to buy
immunity from scandal Madame
Symone can hold her proud head as
high as ever She called on me lit
tie while ago and with an absolute air
of Inconsistencies told me that the
family Of Harry and Ehene was COM
plete.
1t is astonishing, little book, how
these naughty old women, who have
felt themselves little tin gods on
wheels all their lives, can make them
selves believe that the common peo-
pie will believe everything they tell
them. Nine. Symone had apparently
forgotten that she had come to me
and that Dick and had squelched
the blackmailer who had threatened
to tell the story of the twins.
If you had ears, little book, and
could have heard her talk about how
fortunate it was that the boys were
older than this tiny new born girl
you certainly would have enVied her
her splendid composure, or, as Jim
Edie would say, ''her splendid bluff"
"Ihope as soon as Ehene gets WELL
she said, 'Ethat she and Harry and
the children will go abroad. OF
course, the children will have to be
educated abroad want the boys to
20 to Oxford-and Eliene and Harry
can live just as well abroad for the |
II L ?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-17
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

E. SYMONE CALLS AND AUNT MARY TALK
hit, 1915, by the Newspaper Enterprise Associ
m fbo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
IN OUR SCHOOL.
by Paul " est
SATURDAY.

Thay wasent amy school today,
Tut for q while 1t looked like thny
mite Just as well he Doc Wilgus prit-
iy merely spelling the day.
IL happlned AT that aucktlOn Bull
Huckey was goIug 10 have with the
red flug he swiprd ofc Eddie O'Brlenc
howSe WHARF thay had the dip therIH
lie put II M IN the fnnsy werk on
thare pinzzer 4 then started hunting
roWnd for things TO aucktlon, h lots
Of peepul saw It and thot thay was
RELY u aucktiun, SO thay cain in
Bulls muther was trying 10 tell them
she dldcut know anything abowt 1,
when Doc Wilrus arrived y wanted
TO know why thny had a dipthecrI1
flag on the howsc, he saying he rech
crnlzed It, Missus Hickey was very
much scarf, hut not as much as luI'
who was hiding behind the frm
dore x herd f. Doc Wilrus sed hr
,essed he would have tO qwarautetI
everybody which was tharc ~ Of
coarse Bull would have 10 20 10 bed
X waite, as it was very dHingrrous.
But Bull cain ON from behind thu
dore Just then X 'rd thHy wasen.
amy danger, ha having ripped the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

uipthccria werd often the bottom ot
the fling 50 1t was an rite.
Doc Wilus wanted to mnlk him
90 TO bed, though 4 everybody else
go honm n do the saim but peepuI
led TINY was too hussy so he sed. oh
lll rite, II thay got II It would be-
monr BUSINESS to him, 80 hc ought
,ut to ohiack.
II would Of been fine with the hoOl
town IN bed & II Saturday.
Ney Exciting.
Torp Stebbins hrut word to WHARF
We was having q snow fite thar
Smffv Eulrh the ronstuhhul had Just
arrested deSprlt mcrderer n had
hum down in the lock up When ast
how he knowed II wRs merderer
Iorp srd Nnnvhody could tell by one
look at his false SO we all wen
uuwn tu SEQ You could cline up ou
the fcusr aud look In the wlndcr 4
T." did look pritl bad EN Brigham
ast him would he XIII Ms n We lot
In out a he sed he would If W.
.ideui. Then We all ast him owes
lions TIN pritty soon he got mad !
hollrrd for Stutfy, n toald him II
vas bad cnrff being locked up for be
ing tramp without the hoal darn
,.uidrr sr''mr ou the fense & nstlng
him fool Qwe,lious so Stuffy chalseo
us away.
Turf Luck, BOys.
Steve Hardy aud Hen Van NeS,
hit,hcu onto n sluy with Sleeves sic,
his afternoon n couldrut get the
roap unfasteued. 4 thay was ufrad,
10 holcr at the man for fcre h,
would hit them with his whip, -,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

li UtN l.EN If. lllt Dos | Lilo.
When ANYBODY rarrrs You
BE Sat. the, have pu axe to grll
Watch out. ana do ynur yer, bc..
The purpose of fhrlryord, 10 fiw
potcr IIahhIt ami Iitu. Mr.. pr,..
sitt,,, .,,,, anal ..,. f.. "a. l..
saw, '""7 ""'' saw ' ''
Vlu br'er fairh' saw h'"uy I"N
trOt out from the Green Forest g.
head straight toward Iunm. lie wash
mol.irc on, o,t.rr, ia. l..,. ami ..
si,At mot ,hn a.n.l ,un,. Ia p....
pe,n,. drru nj. i,r.,v.- ,I.,,r In .r
ue scooI ,r nrrrI,,lr.
That. fprr, .n,J rr Of .v...
| dor y.h,t u.l.n i. rr, =, r,y. H.
u,,zt Lrn,, tr.i .y... ..,, $50, him, ....
sn If run, nr ,not r. ,,...,, r,.. ..,....
,n. ~ ny
Il bon,. l. .v.nl ,.. ,aiI ur..
mn. NJ. ra.r ,Ir,u.lu. ms, , I.
tla bit rI..,,. =, p.t,,
! pooh, II ,y,.,r In bin, Dr, ponl
/ r Il. d,.. N,.rn I..rf..,n, .pf.. b.r,
ranII.d p,t.r
Rrddy cam. .rJ,i.,Ui. .o.,.. I. tho u.l
UrIer pnt.h and tr,tr.r nr.IuYJ r.
ode or il wrnrlu, I'm ooou.. fine
hrpmbI,, up,rn,., p,,u. pyln.f'" d..
culled In voice which .n. r..rI =,
mako souud ,prl and plro,anI
Peter didn't soy ou,tl.I.. .ul Rcd
dy Kent ON trottipu lrpuuJ rn. .I..
Of the Old Rriqr Patch uuJ rprr.pr iu
among the br,mblrs wti gr n.r br
reached a poInt where nr r.nd .uc
Peter nud Mrs Potter Of .rn ,u p,
Ter" saId ne 81 norr ,nu pul Mrs
Peter ura feeling yr,,. .u,lI .nI. ..,I..
Iur" Rpdd,'s voice vo, trr, .unu. .
and frlepdIv
"Tbunk Won" repIlpd Peter vn,
can h. ss nollte ~ amy ono whom n.
ploases "I hone van mo fenIln, rn.
same"
"Dh Pm feeIipy inst midIIip." rr.
plied Reddy 4 dldr,t La,r onyfhtn,
el.o to do this morning so. nou,nt
would brlny Won a .vnruiu. @.
Won know Peter | don't hiuD. il f-
nj all safe far Won to go so deem Iu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
AMERICAN FASHIONS
n, Lillian Hsw>sl

GTown-ups may make II frock or n
coat answer very satisfactorily for
two seasons, but, unfortunately, chill.
drenb clothes have to be constantly
replaced us they are OutgrOwn. This
YsaT, however, fashion having elimin
atsd superfluous' frills aud nounces
the making over process IL rendered
Less difficult. Very often little frock+
that have been OugrOwn have still
enough good material In them to use
In fashioning something new, and the
dssiEn OF the sketch seems to offer
a good suggestion for this.
Any material may be introduced, al.
though the original is in tcte de negro
vslveteen with II gulmpe OF cream
eolored crepe lie chine
The brief skirt is applied IN box
fOlds to broad long wasted belt,
which has suspenders cut In one with
IL, overlapping At either side Of the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
II Mirhi Re Rettrr.

The village board Of strategy had
the old codger entirely surrounded
and were charging him from all sites
and es result the veteran was IN d
state of hectic sa,agery.
"You viii at least acknowledge
squire sarcnstically said sanfort
Merton, "that sieve has holes in II.
Yes. narled the venerable eur
mudgeon but not 20 gosh darne,
many AZ there might hsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Thrill" Thsmsl The Oan to the
foungV
First Baptist-Corner Eleventh and
Robinson streets, Dr. Herman r.
Hultsn pastor~-Sunday school, ed8Q.
music by the orchestra. Morning wosO
ship at IL O'Clock, subject. -Oonhsnpt
In High Places" Evening worship st
7 40, subject, Gods Blessing On An
Things" Young Peoples Nesting Sen
Tor and Junior soctstiss, Q 40 D N
ALI are welcome
Pilgrim Congregational HayvU
and Noble streets, W. H B. Urch.
minister Sunday school. Q s8oj mara
ing service, IL svening seryicA Ts1o:
Junior Endeavor, 8 20, Christian m
deavor, $50; prayer nesting
Wednesday evening. 7 30
st. Luke's Methodist EigntN end
Robinson, Rev. Robert X GccdsisA.
pastor.-sunday school, $50 q. m;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening"
Womans Missionary Meeting. Tuss-
day afternoon, 2:8O; Epworth League
Sunday evening 8 30 Sermons By the
pastor at IL a. m and 7 30 . IN.
Morning theme, Second Hand
Folks" evening theme ''rhs haJes-
ty OF the Peoples Trust"
The Second Spiritual viii hold
service Sunday evening at T20 at
ll4lS West Grand svsnue Lecture
by Mrs A. Adams messages By MrN
Washburn; Rsv Anna Brsnnsx, whe
las Just returned from Georgia, wiai
be with US All are welcome
Pontocostal Holiness, BIT W. osn-
fornia street, Harry P. Lott, pastos.
Sunday school at 2:80 .. IN; preach
Ing 8: 80 p. m. and p m. also msst-
ings on Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urday night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

belt smooth steel buttons with loop
trimmings trim the upper edge Of the
belt IN front, while across the back
another row Of them ls applied to the
lower edge
The gulmpe Is very much W the or
der Of boys easy fitting shirt eI
rept for the introduction Of Il bit Ot
fulness across the front II slips on
over the head, has straight shirt
sleeves set into regulation armholes,
and flsring collar and turned back
uffs " fine white batiste
The little model could bee done I'm
serge, linen or crash with blouse
ot finer handkerchief linen or mull
Many Of the designs for little folks
that appear complicated are really
simple, their various pieces being
applied to one another with the seam
covered with braid or banding instead
II being separately finished
M..t ,,., ,,..uIIpft a.. Cd thlUU M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Washington Avenue Baptist, corner
Of Washington and Walker c. IL
Fairfield, pastor Sunday school
q .45 a. m; preaching II a. m, The
Gifts Of Goa B. \ z. l. meeting,
IG:SO, preaching. 7:3O "The Real
Point at Issue Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:3O. A cor
dial welcome to strangers
Putnam Heights Presbyterian, III
hle school Q46 Il. IN. preaching IL
n. m, and 80 = m, by Dr. l'alph y.
Lamb, Evangelist.
First German Methodist Episcopal
| Eighth aud Lee streets, John peMhllu
l,astor Sunday school at 8;iO II. M,
Epworth Lengue At p. N. Sermons
nt 10 AS a. m, subject Behold !
Come Quickly. Hold That Fast
Which Thou Hast Jesus IKE.
lBl1J. Evening services at Z ;8o.
Prayer meeting at 1880 y. III. on
Wednesday.
First Unitarian, services In Musical
Art Institute III West rifth street
Rev Clnrnc. I. Harris pastor
In a. m.. service Of worship subject
of sermon intellectual Liberty Its
Profits nnd Penalties" $50 Outlook
lluh. subject, is Poverty Ntcessnr ry
IN Civilization
Emmanuel swedish Lutheran. West
Eleventh street md Shnrtel nNehu"
Rev. A. y. Segelhummar, pastor -
Sunda, school n IN; morning ser
vice. II n. m, evening service, ~
.. NJ.
b First Lutheran, corner Twelfth an'
E Robinson. Rev. Newton II. Roger u
D.. minister Sunday school at 40
morning Worship NJ II, suhJeo.
"Chrls's First Miracle Luthe
, league at $50. topic Makes Bol'
1 Rerinnlnrs." Evening worship u
n 7 80 topic, Making Visions Pract'
cal"
South Side Christian, Reno AM
p Shartel Aaron Prince Aten pastor
, Sunda, school. a:45 A. M; service
morning md evening at II and I ;d'
Preaching BY Rev. A r. Splcer, stat
secretary. who begms an evangelism
meatinr to continue Indefinitely
preaching every night during th'
week. everybody cordially Invited
Junior and intermediate Endeavor
$50 and y. m; Christian Endeayor
C:3O y. m.
Second Presbyterian, Ninth AM
Mckinley. NJ r. Cowden pastor
Bible school at . 80 a m preachinl
Mt II a. n, nv the pastor subject
"what Are We Here Forr Th'
brotherhood Of the church win assis
the pnstor In the service nj 1880 y
IN. Y. T.. s. G, ". at 0'aO p. NJ
Prayer meeting and teachers train
ing class at I 80 Thursday evening
FrsS Church Of Christ, Scientist
Eleventh street and Robinson avenu,
Services It II a. M, subject OF lr,
u son life" Sunday school at Oh
n a. m. Wednesday evening service u
\ 8 nclock. Reading rooms, 502b0:
It Colcord building open daily excc
Sundays nd holidays from 0:8O
., m, to B $50 p m.
." First PcntecoStal Church Of III
T. Nsaarrne, Main and Cleeern, W
ri olin, pastor 81 ~, a growing SUI
aaT school II a m. preaching {,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

( edificHtion and salvation q 80 y. IN,
Young Peoples Meeting, 7 80 .. m,
Eyangelistic services; Wednesday
evening, Z 80, Prayer and Praise ser.
vice; Holiness Rally second Wednes.
dny of each mouth, services 1870,
2 80, I 80.
Capitol Hill United Brethren Bi
bic school, 0:46 a. M. preaching. II
Il. m; Christian EndeaNor, 8:46 p
m. preaching, 1880 p m Morning
service for children. F. L. Tbblts,
pastor
First Christian Services both
morning and evening ut the usual
hours. Dr. Van Horn, the pastor
will speak In the morning on the
theme, The Urgency Of Life" The
subject for the evening is THE Sur.
vival " the Flttest" Seats free and
everybody especially invited. Splendid
music.
haywood Christian, Ninth and Phil.
lips Garrett W. McQuiddy, pastor. .--
Bible school at 9:40; Endeavor at
$40; preaching at II and 1880, by
the pastor Morning subject, "A Word
From Jesus On Prayer" evening sub
iect, "A Cruel Bondage Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7 80
First Methodist Episcopal, Fourth
and Robinson, Rev. H. A. Chase, DID.
pastor sunday school, 9:80 a. IN.
monirg service at H. Preaching by
Evangelist G. o. Jones, subject, -Th,
Great Majority Epworth League
G:l5 p. m., evening service, 780 \
m Evangelist Jones will preach Oi
The Curse Of Manhood"
University Place Christian, Twen
, ty Eighth and Mckinley avenue,
r 4. Lane pastor Bible school, ga
! a. IN, music by orchestra mornln
I service, IL a. M, subject, Fellowshl
With Christ" Endeavor Society 4
o 80 y. IN. Evening service, 7:80, sui
ject, Triumph Of Gideon" Praye
service, Wednesday, 1880 y. IN.
= Flrst Presbyterian. Ninth and Rot
J. lnson streets, Rev Phil c. Baird, ps,
p tor-Bible school at $3.50 a. m.
r morning worship at II O'Clock tn
; pastor will preach upon the subject
, Jesus Az Teacher. a sermon {,
public school teachers Evening wor
ship at 30 o'clock, pastors subject
"Neglect'-sn evangelistlc service.
haywood Presbyterian. Ninth an,
Stiles, n. II. Surface, pastor. -Manst
ll2 East Ninth street Sunday schOO
nt a:lH a. IN, Rev II. ID. &. Murra,
Of Oklahoma City will I'LL the pulpit
both at il a. IN. and 1880 .. m. Jun
, ior Christian Endeuvor at 3 .. m.
intermediate and Senior Christia
' Bndeavor Societies will meet ut 0.B
u. M; choir practice Thursday u
7:4b p, m.
First United Presbyterian, Mint
= and broadway j. X, Mlllin, pastor.
Bible school at 10; preaching at |
and I 80. Morning theme, AN Ina,
" pural Ball Under Gods Lamp Light
II Evening theme How This Az
Looks TO an Ancient Prophet" Ne
II vice Wednesday, 7;B0 D. m, subjec
I, with Jesus in the Gospel by Ma
thew"
'e Central Presbytcstsn, Twelfth ~
!. Harvey--By the pastor II n. H., 4"
4 God BE For Us Who Can be Again
'r uai' lao u N Bible Stories Tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

thay Oh TN he took them way oavcr
merely To EyNlllc bcfoar he stopped
II uhay had rolled of he would OF
got tharc sled 80 thuy had tn stay
uu S dldeul get hoam TN after SUP
rcr. Thny are very mad ut Ia,
wur 4 II be- ryvrr comes threw heau
ugen ne viii he snowballed plenty
good a hard. You BET
Very rleS,mt Time Expedited.
II Is so coald w IN Torp Stebbiu
bath room they are all going to tall
lhHrn baths In the wash tubs down II
the kitchen tonite, Torn says COM
uWnd fire snowhnlls threw tn
viudrrs " have his muth chnise you
4 10 win he some fun We will b,
lharr yv we n We can get ava.
trm our own baths
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

"Are you In lover This 10 one Of
the questions that the Union PaCfio
railroad Ia asking applicants for Jos
this year. Employees OF this company
are expected to take three baths
every week. drink three pints of wat'
er every day, enjoy music and love
their neighbors and rivals and DO .
lot Of other things for the ssks a -
ficiency.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16


Lu"n lllA Nv the way, Ir.rl l'"' 9"u
lhlnh II is Ner I"mhl".hlr nov '". p
a b's FELLOW as Buster "y'I cam N''r
so thnt lot ul people ,n'n1 he h"s
letl the cree" l"lr>. a'.H' .l"I'
cry ',nn'" ''''' "sI'
ID" you 'h'"" h' NUS ....'. .r Il"
s'r'l Tor 'h' Nl'u'. "..'I N'HlN
My cousin, jumper lhr li'Ir t.
hr hls, anna hr ou-hl L" N..". I.I
nr knew bu'.'r nNrN 4. lhr 'I"I
woods oci'Ir '''h'i OF 'h'm rom.
'.Nu I" lh' "Ir'n l"i'7, Zoo "'" r
nleu Itlcr
lrNr' yer, true snld N.l0N j
place did'
"Nhuu VHs IhUt| l..M Vu.r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Guide Now, see hcre! II you shoot
lt me boy mistake Tor deer uud j
rave strength left TO pull trigger
IN be- good uight" Tor YOU
sportsman rnanksl IN US, dun
dunn bunytsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
No Chnnee To Find Out.

"lt-crSeem said he regarding the
unfortunate with scientific interest
Tint the attacks ~ fever and chills
aprnr on alternate days DO you
think 1t IA your Oplnion--thnt they
have 40 to speak, decreased In VIC
loncc. n | may use that wordr
The patient smiled feebly. 'Dor
said he. ION fever days my heads 81
hot | cant think aud on sgue day
| shake " | cant hold an opinion"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
PercaleS at &c yd.

Bookfold, wide assort-
ment of patterns. Very spe-
cial at 6c yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

..ra-r wen 'rtos 20 work his
..'. r1uttOre
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
Long Cloth Csc

Ten yards in a piece, soft
finish, bleacbed, special at
95c tonight,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Central Presbytcrtsn, Twelfth and
Hsrvey-By the pastor, II a. m., III
God BE For Us Who Can be Against
ual' lao n N Bible Stories Thai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Most men wouldn't do thing If
they didn't need the coin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
GinghamS at 7hC yd

Short lengths, q inches
wide, value Zoe, special to-
night at 7l2c yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Bead Necklaces, formerly
soc and Toe. Real Coral
Beads, formerly 50c. Bar
Pins, Brooches and Collar
Pins, formerly soc to $l.00.
In addition, odd lots other
trinkets, formerly SOC to
800.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
" %5GEaDz1 1n:y (E211 'De9
(YgCb1uI'r|'1cbess Y b1I'|'1b:s s

edificauon and salvation $50 y. III.
Young Peoples Mesting 7:30 p IN.
Eyangelistic services Wednesday
evening 80, Prayer and Praise ser
vice Holiness Rally second Wednes
dny ~ each mouth, services 10 80
80, 1880.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Feather Hair Ornaments,
formerly 35c, SOC and 6jc
Hat Pins, formerly 39c and
5Oc. Bead Necklaces, for
merly Doe to 75c. Bar Pins,
Brooches, Barrettes and 9TH
er articles, formerly 2jc
to 75c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

First PcntocoStal Church Of the
Nsharrne, Main and Clegern, W. T.
Olin, pastor . IN, growing Sun
daT school: II a M. preaching for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16
Mems Night Shirts, 29c

Sold regularly at soc. Pink and blue
stripes with or without collar Special
at 29c Flanneette.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Washington Avenue Baptist, corner
Of Washington and Walker, c. X.
Fairfield, lRstor Sunday school
O.45 a. m; preaching II a. NJ, The
Gifts Of Goa" Il. \. p. L. meeting
$50. preaching. 1880, "rhe Real
Point AT Issue Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:3O. A cor
dial welcome to strangers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Capitol Hill United Brethren Bi
bic school 0:46 a. NJ, preaching, II
Il. m; Christian EndeaNOr, 8;4b p,
m. preaching, 1880 p. IN. Morning
service for children. f. l.. Tbblts
pastor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-16

Putnam Heights Presbyterian, lA-
hle school Q.46 4. m, preaching II
n. m. and 80 p IN, by Dr. Ralph y.
Lamb. Evangelist
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WOmen'S Gowns, 59c

Womens Flannelette Gowns and Mems
Flannelette Night Shirts. Regularly Zoo,
Special tonight at 59c-values
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FirsS Church of Christ, Scientist
Eleventh street and Robinson avenue
Services At II a. m subject OF lrs
son, life" Sunday school at 9:3O
a. IN. Wednesday evening service al
| 8 n'clock. Reading rooms, 502b01
Colcord building, open daily exccw
Sundays nnd holidays from 0:8O H.
m. to b 80 y. m.
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First Christian - Services both
morning and evening at the usual
hours. Dr. Van Horn, the pastor
will speak in the morning on the
theme The Urgency OF Life" The
subject for the evening is "The Sur,
vival " the Flttest" Seats free aud
everybody especially invited. Splendid
music.
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First Lutheran, corner Twelfth AM
Robinson. Rev Newton II Roger l
ID. minister Sunday school at 0'lO
morning Worship nt II, suhle''
"Chrls's First Miracle" Luthe
League at $50. topic, Makes BoI
Rerinninrs" Evening worship
7.2O topic Making Visions Pract
cal"