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,Ilhed q eding % the KlondikS >I'an-
SauIsa ths lss,er. but perhaps Ne nsver
-You are the nsstpu..un I evsr ssla
this to-" she sd. tookiug earnestly q
Arthur
.qssSss ~ said ualstly. he thought
bs could undsrstand what manner Of
ruan II was that would keep SRI ia
foolish promise IN this way BOr elessn
years.
@You really TANK. VsnsiGla. that An
drew WIN come baekY' lie mled
@Yss, really think So
sAnd you will marry him u he dcesT
Virginia turned very pale.
You see, Virginia. Bridges went on
gently, Il have some old fashioned no
tions about these things. Unless you
love him you have no business to mar
~ him were you twenty times prom
Ised to him II would not be fair to
him, and II would be most unjust TO
yourself"
Virginia never had thought Of that
Now, I'll tell you what shall do.
for think have something to say in
this matter. | viii walt just one more
year for Andrew to put in bis appear
ance-just one year, not day more or
less-and II be doesn't come then
shall take you for myself. Do you IN
derstand me, Virginiar
She looked at him with Frightening
face. But the brightness quickly fad
ed Ike the light from a sunset cloud.
"And II he does come"-she gasped
why, then, that's a matter for your
own deciding. II you love him enough
to marry him. marry him But II you
don't" he smiled, you'd better marry
some one you do"
During the rest Of the drive Virginia
sat trying to realize things. She could
not be thankful enough that she had
told him and be did not despise her.
Il was @ by the clock when Plume
trotted down the long street and left
Virginia at her own door. She ran into
the house. unpinning her hat as she
ran. Her mother came In from the
dining room with a dish In her hand
virginia. guess who has come while
you've been gone" she said.
81 don't know" she faltered-
Andrew HALL Would you believe
lit thought i knew him when saw
him 90 by In the bus Afterward Mrs.
Ward came In and told me. BE wasn't
dressed any better than he was when
he went away. guess he hasn't
brought much back with him except
bis wife. He's married"
Married."
Virginia sank trembling into chair.
80 Mrs. Ward says. She's been
over to the hotel to see them"
Dorothy danced In from the kitchen.
Mamma" she called. the tea Is
boiling OVER
Mrs Swift hurried out, and Virginia. |
her hands pressed TO her throbbing |
heart. understood the situation
A few minutes later Arthur Bridges
drove up to the house He entered the
library, where Virginia sat weeping |
softly from Joy.
my own sweetheart" he exclaimed !
N he took her in his arms. There Is
no one between US now. Andrew Hall
has Just come back with his wife"
II know. Mamma Just told me. and
and am so glad. Arthur
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Hospltal For Ei,h.rn.n.

Equipped with the most modern IA
ctlities for the care OF the sick and
wounded. the United States revenue
cutter Androscoggin Is now In service
az a hospital ship and win operate
among the fishermen working on the
Grand Banks Of Newfoundland This
Is said to be the drst hospital ship ever
outntted by the United States govern
ment for service with a fishing feet.
although the plan Is not a new one
with other countries--Popular Mechan-
ics Magazine.
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our house In summer. Change Of eli
mate seems to have had a very queer
effect on you"
But won't you send a carpenterT
Not By a jugfulI shan't have
anything to do at the Office this after.
noon, and If there's a bit Of tinkering
around the house II viii be fun for me-
BE returned at noon. having a heavy
parcel with him, and when Mrs. Bow
ser asked about the contents be cut the
string and replied:
"Just a few tools; come handy to
tinker with. Every man ought to keep
a few tools and do his own repairing.
think saved Us at least $500 last
year."
Well hope you won't fly mad over
your work. A screen door Is a very
particular thing to hang"
-0h, it isl You've hung lots Of 'em,
presume"
Il know that it takes a skilled work
man"
You'd better write a book and can
Il What Know About Screen Doors
/ ought to feel awful proud to think
PVe got such a smart wife. Run right
In now and begin the first chapterg'
Mr.. Bowser descended to the cellar,
where he found four screen doors of
different sizes. he selected one he
thought would ct and carried it ND. II
was six inches too high. The next was
four inches too short. The third was
almost long enough to make two such
doors a. he wanted he had the fourth
enc. which was almost q ct, In the
back yard when Mrs. Bowsar came ont
10 say:
II you had first measured the open
ing and then measured your doors you
wouldn't have had to lug up but this
one"
wouldn't II Perhaps you under
stand my object IN bringing up the ex-
Ira onesl Perhaps Il Il the duty Of q
Husband 10 explain every little move
hs makssT
The door had 70 be sawed on about
an Inch at the top. Mr.. Bowser
brought cut couple Of kitchen chairs,
made q scratch ON the door win q nail
and was about 70 uss the saw when
ahs asked:
-A.sa,t you going 70 strike q line
aeross thersr'
-For what reasonf
FL you don't you can't saw straights
Cant IL Perhaps I am bIindF'
When he finished saving OF the strip
and held the frame up TO the opening
= Wza plain that be had run his saw
at an angle.
= told you sOF shs q1istly observed.
Tod NE whatT be replied a. be
turned on her. do you suppose /
don't know what I'm aboutf Do you
imagine wanted q straight TOP On.
that doorl II you know 90 much
50 ahead ana nnish the 1obF-
Ma fSowser went INTO ~ hou1a,
and Mr. BgWser held up ths frzms
again to see that ne would b obIiesd
% tack on strip o. isaEe al Opening
fBf nearIy al tie 6iss h ths stats.
Re was saving q piece or one o. TIE
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Trotting Versus WsILi,,

i loved you once" the maids, -,
But now love you not
All bets are Off-we cannot v.a
You've never learned to trot~
S9Io ne. us true. ! cannot rot
But bankrolls always talk"
He showed her his. and on tba -.
He won out in a walk. '''N
st Louis Post-Dispa,.b
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or nons e make ne strip when
MIA Bowssr appeared and said:
You'll spon that door, soR Mr.. Bow
ser. why don't you take a Elses rom
this boxi II you had put stIlig1t
edee an q uather and marked L y0u
wouIa hals@m1l right"
-HR. B1xDsr,s be began az - laid
~ AWw, IAN a purblind HAlIaf
nNs On sIx years old who uust -
DrsusAt IN whan it-sains. or IN I ne
In q &c honaa. 1urty yen Cd and
HsneENIly suppsBod 20 hHNs aB1nss
enough not % ut down under q pile
driver to eat my lmchr"
But yOu9l never 7nase that door
ftP' she protested
If don't no other man on earth
need tyr
She went IN lagain. and heBawed on
a strip and nailed Il on the other door.
Then he held It mp to ind the frame
half an inch too long. Mn. Bowser
reappeared and was about to say some
thing, but he glared at her % savagely
that she went back without q word.
Those Internal old kitchen chairs
are either lifting up or sitting DOWN.
he growled az he held the door up.
I've got to saw a piece on tho bottom
TO make # ft. and she'll either it OF
down comes the whole shantyF'
he sawed on a piece and got what
he called 1T he smiled and chuckled
over his success and had the hinges on
when Mrs. Bowser came out to ask:
SWhat good is a door there II you
leave all those cracksF'
'Cracks7 CracksI You can't ind
oneF
Look bere-and here-and here. Mr..
Bowser., Even the bumblebees would
have no trouble IN flying IN there
And how are you putting that spring
onT
Mr.. Bowser laid down the hammer.
the gimlet and the screwdriver. and,
after wiping on bis flushed face, he
stood erect and pointed into the hitch
en-. Mrs. Bowser disappeared without
q word Then be inspected and found
cracks
COMPOUNDED old doorway is out OF
plumb, and that's the matterT he
growIed as he set to work 10 unhinge
It When he got the door OF be racked
It this way and that and tried It again
More cracks than beforel he took Il
or and sprang on the top with all his
might, and this time as be held It up
there was a crevice through which a
sparrow could have flown. He started
to lay 1t fat on the ground. but fell
forward, tumbling over himself. and
sprawled on his back.
whats the matterT asked Mrs.
Bowser from the back door.
Mr.. Bowser slowly arose, looked all
around for the Ak, and, not seeing II,
he jumped with both feet on the screen |
doors and kicked until they were re-
duced to strings and strips. Then he |
went up 10 Mrs. Bowser. painting and |
perspiring anu pale faced. and hoarse-
ly whispered:
This Is the last tfme-the very last! |
Next time you coax me into doing any
such internal puttering work around |
the house I'll go-go. never to return" )
when did / coax your
Never you mindl It's all rightF'
But / say
lust keep quiet! am neither blind
nor deaf! II we live together ten bill
lion years longer don't you ask me to
even bore a hole in a table leg for
caster! This is the limit I'm danger
Gus from this orr
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PRACTICAL HEAffA HINT.


ES.sr Usrs Or Cold soro.
RUr this disnguring lablal AZ
fection there - - remedy -
tsr than shAlhfns @yeral SlDsB
adag IN q bon acid solutlm
--o@ Beaspoonf0l % borie 'acIa
dsaltsd IA um6Ierful a hot
twatsr. ~ l8dtlBs d cruises
may - ousted W8ih az bScle
acid senf1dfen m&nlg c0ld B0eSB
are H9psBsd 10 pssk the llp With
thsmgsrs. Tb pEoesdure may
infect the sore. IL always de-
lays the healing. 10 protect the
lips from being picked children
should wear mittens to bed
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The Hoosac tunnel. at North Adams.
Mass, which Is four and three-quar-
ter miles long, has hitherto claimed the
distinction Of being the longest tunnel
In America. but the Roger pass tunnel.
now In course Of construction on the
Rocky mountain division Of the Cana
dian Pacific railway. viii. 1t seems,
with a length Of about five miles, claim
precedence in future.-Exchange
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Modern Epitaphs,

Oh. shed a tear, Bill Hanks lies here;
Wen inform you, should you ask IL
That he stopped in front Of a touring q
And they took him home IN a basket
Beneath this stone lies Amos Brown,
He tried TO be a poet
And make his living by his verse
He starved TO death. you know it
Dallas Nsn
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A Second Ratsr.
baseball

Qfubbs 81 suppose tnaI
pitcher gets a good salary. 49,. an
stubbs-Not particularly. lDe no
several bank presidents in TOW" T.1es
make more money.-RichmOno
Dispatch.
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PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.

soilS, Fslons and carbuneios.
The location OF the bon or car
ouncle determines the amount
OF danger It may be to the pa
dent A boil can become a car
buncle, and pus from a cArbun-
Gle tnoculated into a healthy
person may cause either a bon
or carbuncle. II a bon or car
buncle occurs in a locality where
there is q rich blood and lynn
phat1c area Il at once becomes a
source Of danger. because the
vessels spread the infection.
Boils. carbuneles and feIons are
al due to infection by the strep-
toeoccus microbe. This means
there are Inflammation and
pus present In these affections.
Unless active treatment Is In
sttuted at the very beginning OF
Inflammation there VIII be grave
constitutional Involvement which
cannot be checked To avoid scri-
Gus results there should be I'M
Dressed upon every one suffering
rom boils. earbuneles or felons
the imperative need OF having
Treatment BY q physician as the
nrst appearance Of the affection.
Delay win cause destruction Of
tissue. bone. deformfty Of a part
OF systemic Infection. which re-
suits IN loss OF ne.
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He vent and bought an asroplanA
And then he asked TIE maid
~ nhe would take = ~ with him;
6he said she was afraid
on vsfy vsIl: thas sstaos ~
He sata in manner tart;
~ you're afraid 20 ~ win ne
We must forever part
skn rlxht. Il thGrs TIE casa~ "a -.
Win Just \ touch o. n1lrlh.
ge nnst lave . fsiling ogt
-xonksrs stafssmnn.
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Mod an Attic.

We can't take this house. 1t has no
attic"
I'VE can get along without an attic"
We cannot Where else could we
keep the portraits Of your relativs7s--
Detroit Free Pres.
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AsItIs Bound to Be.

The feminist was sitting In nef "a. "a.
aWhat makes you so bluey asked 'ns
second ditto. .,,v
my father-in-law has come " - :,
at the house. and he and james =
Knitting all day. crying over my us- ~.
ment OF James"-PhiIadelphia LeoS
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PrOfessOr-TOur answer Is e clear a.
mud
stndent-wel.t that covers the ground,
doesn't itl-Purpie Cow.
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Amhiaueaa.

Mrs. Allow often do your house
maids dusti
Mrs. R-Which. fan the furniture or
SKIP outf-Boston Transcript
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snm. crawhsh.

Knicksr-what sort Of q w
Ionesf vords
cn ne eOD ana DO Il Taee
York Sun.
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ma Eirrt Shall 81 Last.

Miss Gushington-I think your novel
has a perfect ending. Mr.. Scribblef.
scr1bbIer-How DO you Ike the Open
ing chapter7
Miss Gushingtdn-0h. / have not
cone 20 that yeti-JudeeL
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Twill pay one to keep poultry
They're profitable, you oet' .s.r-
For every grain you give 20 ~
They give you back a peeA s,rsu.
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MaYhe.

Nev workers. who see Amsrie-
This season. by the way, .u,rh
Perhaps may ike II well snOO
To stay. cs., Iournsl
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Law Abiding.

The Customer-Why don't you Keep
bunion plasters?
The Druggist - I'm afraid ID e
pinched for harbOring fOOtpadS-BOs-
ton Globe.
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The Quaint Cow.

Association Of ideas brings some eccentric
notions.
For instance, tits a fact 10 which t9e's
can be no objection;
That tickle up our risibles Win 's'
funny motions,
A Jersey COW don't use cold cream
freshen her complexion
-Judge-
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A Base Libel.

She-I gave Rover one of my Dough
nuts today. and what do you suppose
be did with it:
He-I don't know. Did ne eatH!
Sbe-No. be TOOK it out into the gA'
den and buried It.
He-No! Really? And yet they ~
dogs have no reasoning pOwers-'uus~
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The Song Of Songs
It's nice to be good.
And SIGH!
But believe me, II
PAYS TO be rich!
philadelphia Leos@
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A. n. y. oHuncHra

Nayman a. NJ. Il. church. Rev. W. q.
bayis-10.45 a. m sermon lie Stood
ana measured the earth. he bohcld and
grove asuudCr the nations. and the ever
lasting mountains we're scattered the
perpetual hills did bow, his ways a..
everlasting 1915 3. M. class meeting
$50 D. m. sunday school. "Samue Il
called 20 be a prophet" I sam. alba.
~. 20. o.. M. Allen g.. =. league-this
viii DE special service. Mrs. NJ Harris.
president. t.a5 p. m, sermon And Il
came 90 pass that on the morrow Moses
went into the tabernacle Of witness.
aud behold the rod Of Aaron for the
forth buds. and 10 bloomsd blossoms All
welded almonds Dr. W. o. Davis viii
preach az each service. All are cordial
Is invited 20 attend
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LIVER DISORDERS
CURED--.--TRIETS

Is your liver causing trouble? A
great deal of the sickness nova
days is due to disordered liver and
bowels.
Take TRIETS and you will never
suffer from biliousness, sick head
aches and other illness due to dis
ordered liver and bowels.
TRlETS clean all gas and surplus
bile out of your system and help
you keep in good health all the
time.
Take one tonight before retir-
ing. You will feel like a new per-
son in the morning. 1Oc and
25c round boxes at any up-to-
date drug store. Spearmint flaw
ored. Pleasant to the taste.
LAXATIVE.
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Zion Lutheran church. Els Market
street. Rev. 4. l.. Bcnze. pastor-Quin-
quagesima Sunday. sunday school al
s.l5 a. m. chief service at 1890 a m .
Nespers at $3.50 y. m.
Chief Service.
Prelude. "Adagio in A.. Mcudslssohn
Anthem. savior Source Of Every
- pressing .-.........-.-.-..... EFlOtow
oncrtOry. "Andaute In a" ..... Rattle
Anthem, The Kingdom Of God" .....
o.. ...-.... ....-....... Herbert
IostlGue. Allegro Nivacc" ..NOlkmar
Ncspers.
Prelude. "Abcudlied' Wolstenholm
Anthem. 20. We That Love the Lord"
49,. o.. .....s go go. .........-... Taylor
puortory. "AndarI- IN e Minor" 80.
..s....... ...----.... Bastiste
Anthem. In Humble Faith" ..... Carrot
fustluGC. 'Fugue on Bach" $500. EIucIg
The Bcnencial society meets on Tues
day evening. Zion brotherhood on Thurs
day evening
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EVANGELICAL.

81. Johns Nv. Prot CONGREGATION
Pastor. ". q. Ulfcrt. Next SUNDAY
German service at 1916 and English
service at 1880 D.. m. sunday school at
A. ~. Wednesday. February ~. "kar-
feckraenzchen OF tho Ladies Aid So
ctcty Next Ibursduy meeting OF the
sunday school Teachers society. Tues
DAY, February 20. Parcels Post sale ond
Apron social Of the S. e. T. Further
announcements durinE services.
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firat Church OF christ Scientist
I'd. u. W. auditorium. IIfq Chapftr-
street. Service Suudov uf rI o. rn euf..
l.'| 'I lesson SOUL sunday school
90 H.f' o. u. "wednesday frrffrnonirf
mrefiuE az o.. u. Same address Read
lnr room open daily. expect SUNDAY and
Holidays from ~ m. 90 q D. nn Alison on
saturday evening from 60 o.rIorF.
Tho public iH invited t0 VISIT our road
iuE rooms. No. 1i1H ChuulIue street.
and tu attend our services.
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sPIRIrUALIsr

The First suirituaiIst church vstr
hold services Boz the odd FeUovs' ha u
sunday February IT, a. 1.1O u rn Lee
ilrc followed with spirit Messages Rev
%. w. Way pastor and psychic Chill
nfri. rrorresfiNn lvccum will be he'll
.l ING yceum building az the corner on
MhLl ltnd ana North broadway Taland.
Hf 1890 "a. w. Eanief y geaafer COW
durtur. All are welcome
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First Presbyterian church, 1901 Chap
line street, Rev. Claude Porter Terry.
Bible class and Bible
school. 9:lB. services. 1915 a IN. and
1880 y. m. At 1915 a. IN. Rev. W. 10.
Power OF the Gospel" Al 7:sO p. m.
Rev Claude Porter Terry will preach
from the theme The Great Betrayal
You are invited 10 come and worship
with Ms
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nuhlon' 1850 n. m. morning service
ana address. 1880 p. M. evening service
and sermon. Thursday. February Is:
. 3. m. evening prayer and address
Friday. February -. 7.3O o. M. peni-
tcntIal offIces and Instruction.
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-. Paul Evangelical church. Thirty
eight and Wood street. Aug. e.. Easchc.
pastor German preaching service at
1880 a. M English preaching service
az 30 .. M. SUNDAY Bible school al =
y. M. Evangelical League at tsf5 D. M. /.
81 Pauls brotherhood Friday at D. On.
Mtd-Wevk l.utcu service "wednesday
evening af e. 80 o'clock
You are cordially invited to attend
these services and meeting OF the
church
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Trinity Lutheran church. Rev. .. G
lean pastor-Services for SUNDAY. Feb
ruary 4. Will be regular. Morning wor-
sup. 1880 a. m; Nesper services. 80
J. m sunday school. > =. m: senior ana
Junior g. p, $50 y. m. Teachers train
ing class Monday at 1880 =. m. Ladies'
sewing circle Tuesday evening az home
% Mrs. VIM. Meyer. Tweuty-siNth and
thapline streets. First Lenten preach
ing service Wednesday evening at 7.lb.
Let all members and friends try to be
present. Catechetical instruction class
Friday. $50 y. m.
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UNITED PREsBYrEnIAE

First United Presbyterian church.
Chapline street. one door north OF post
orice. Charles "a. Robinson. pastor
Public worship az 1875 "a. M. and 30
p. m, sabbath school az $3.50 D. M.
classes for all ages. Teacher training
class Monday eveniugrat 1880. and mid
week prayer service Wednesday evening
at 5.f5.
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First Unitarian church r1ff street.
above Iwnllth. SUNDAY morning az Tn.fs
Rev howard a. reHar viii -uaah upon
NOE Hundred Years OF Pence" u In.
ugrrartCn 20 the same hour WduHnsa
Alliance nu Tuesday nc two aslfnrk
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Second United Presbyterian church.
corner Of Chapllue and Fourteenth
streets. Rev. ,. ~. Littel ID. H.. pastor
The pastor Will preach az 1915 "a. no.
and 30 b. No.. sabbath school and Rible
classes Tor men aud women az . 30 a.
NJ, Young Peoples society az 6.f5 D. M.
Wednesday evening. prayer service az
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BIC DROP I'M MrAT.

Roast Beef t2sc and 15c per H.
HoiinE Reef Toe per To- Roast Pork
f2rc and Toe per 10 Spare RIhe.
12tsc per % Compound Lard. f0c nor
10 Reuter- BROS. 1fIG Marker 81
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Lords day services az the Church OF
,hrist. meeting in Settlers hall, corner
virginia and south Penn street Island
bible school. $50 a. m; worship az
v-au, including n sermon by Evangelist
y. -. Martin also preaching services "a C
20 y. m. Services each evening tile
Following week at 7.JO. Everybody well
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the Luther league in the Sunday school
room. Thursday at ; J.. m. stereopticon
lecture, subject. The Church iu the
daily invited
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sunday PREACHING at 1880 by Elder o.
y. Larry. Prayer meeting "wednesday
az 80 y. m. rtenEIo Friday at 1916 D.
m. All are welcome.
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FIRST English Evaugeiica Lutheran
church. 80 sixteenth street. ". a. by
singer. pastor. sl sixteenth strect-Tne
day o. 1899 n. m. and F., 81 D.. m sun
day school az 20 o.. w. Frayer meeting
uu wednesday evening. $40 These
serviCcs viii uc appropriate tD The ap-
DER special music We NOT only invite.
bot Will welcome everybody 90 our serve
S. paurs Evangelical Lutheran
church bridgeport. Daiu. Main street.
Rev. otto wendell u=Hfur" Sunday be-.
Tore Lent ur QuluuuHErsimH sunday
a.. m.. divine service at DO IU q. o.. IA
dies Ala society ut $50 d. on. EurIIrr
cveniug service 90 taU 3D. m Isutrn
fcrvices "wednesday evening tt $780, a
The church council AdHIts % csuta and
children Do cents. sfcry body welcome.
S. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. lf0s-ifI UharlIrr street Hsv.
a Isl. Merder. pastor. Has. .u vfeufr.
scnooi and HLbls classes ,E1rhsb srI
71 d. n. Frriish rarriter T4eaday
evening. mreiirr u tte iadifr ME-
einnnrN HurirfF M0Ine"dHt sVeufur.
German Lentsn services
So James EvanrsusaI IHtrsrar
chapel '.In GROVE ". Va Rev S.
rfrucr. 1r.i etHrf pastor o.rH m.. SUM
services &c che county infrmarF
sl Matthew LutHcran church. Rem
Tor ~ w. SUNDAY school sad ri6,-
0Iaae fEurIiehI fU 11 q m. preaching
.rN ices. 90 o. m. EuEIan services.
Monday. % b. m. social mcsung Of
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PRESBYTERIAN

Ladies' Aid. and Friday evening. Boys
Brigade and choir.
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Island Christian church. 80 Zane ave
nue.. Island. Rev. %. j.. Darman. pastor
You are cordially invited Co the fol-
lowing services. lubs school 30 a. On .
Mr.. 4. r. FOrui, superintendent. preach
INK services, 1915 a. ~, Christian I'm
dgavur, ESQ %. ~. topic for meeting.
The solid Foundations 81 Life leader.
Dir Edward kiebuld, evening services.
1880. br. j. j. Morgan. Of Bethany. viii
Do with us iu both morning and evening
services on sunday. Everybody fiji well
come. The LOYAL Taylor Maids will
hold their monthly business meeting
Tuesday evening. 80. 90 the church.
Tho ladies' Aid viii hold meeting
Thursday afternoon iu the church