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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
EPISCOPAL

Services in the Cathedral Of 81 John
tho Divine tomorrow will be as fol
Ioy,s. II a. n, the Rev. DR.. II. {.
uu-cbins. rector Of 81. Philips par
ieb. A u. m, the Very Rev. Dean
Crosvenor; S p m, the twelfth recital
v.iU he given by {. NJ. Lefebvre. as
sistant organist Of the cathedral.
At Old Trinity the Rev. Stuart L..
TYSON will preach at II 4. m. to-mor-
row; the Rev. Dr. William T. Manning
rector. a. $3.50 p. m, and the Kew. Ia
mund Sills, curate, at p. m.
At the Church Of the Ascension
Fifth az. and 10th St, the Kew. Ut,
Percy Stickney Grant, rector, WIZ
nreach al II r. m. tomorrow. Al y.
=, Corno5's "Nesse Solennelle a Ste.
Coc;le" will be sung, with special SOLO,
49, and the Rev. Harold A. Lynch Will
reach. The Public Forum Will be ad-
5-essed az 5 .. m. by S. T. Ballard, a
y,ennber Of the United States Commits
sion ON Industrial Relations, on our
Industrial Relations In Regard 70
Hours % Work, Conditions OF Labor
and Profit Sharing
A. s.. Thomas's Church FIRM az 3,
and SD St. the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ
~tlrPH, FttAbif VIZ f-~s
and ! D. m. tomorrow.
A.. .be Church OF the TRANSFORMATIONS
ros. 29th st, between Fifth and Madi-
80. evs the Rev Or George Clarke
9o,cbton. rector. Bishop Cortland
tt.I'tcbead. Of Pittsburgh. will preach
ii A. m tomorrow, and the Kew
William whiting Davis at p. m.
A. the Church Of the Holy Com
-. ~ 2Otb 81 and Sixth sy, the
pcY Dr. Henry Mottet, rector WI,
,,,,socb tomorrow az II & m. ana
- irbildren's service. and the Kew.
~ So K oder az p. N. Al p. m.
~ ,vaS,osdav there will be a. organ
o. ~ bv David Mex. Williams. WIN
,bo Assistance OF Mrs. Arnold Goldoy'
soprano. 800. ,,,;ll
1fore than one hundred persons WI
rorfrned in the new Chapel OF tne
oo.ossion, Broadway and loSth ST.
.H'. ~" Rishop OF New York ~ p. m
- en The Bishop viii be 'ne
ZEAL preacher at that service.
ronular vespers. held az = p. a.
NV n'.o e!es will read selections from 81
o. D. thistle 70 the Colossians'
a, g. Paurs Chapel Trinity rsr'
. broadway. Fulton and Nesey S's;
iI.,, Domini" the dcdieauo!ni, 30
~ uio .,a,n,le5. a festival cantats' WI DC
the my. Ut Tuesday at noon: - 70 .
g gwen with the composer l. IeF'D-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION II M-semon BY B'hop
Cortland Whitehead Pittsburgh.
CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE II M-sermon BY bnop
David II. Greer Of New ork
CHURCH PURTANs, Mservice complimentary to tho
New York LETTER Carriers Association
CHURCH. p. M-Sermon by the Kew
Edwin what Did Jesus Mean When lie SAID lie
That No Him Sell His Garment and Buy One!
ST PAUs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRCH-Openng of two weeks
Dr. Charles L. GOodel
AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10 a-Leeture
Subject Religion In the Light OF ADVANCING
Civilization"
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. II A. h-Sermon by the Kew h'"es
Eaton the God Of Force Worth Finding'
MANHATTAN NIONA CHURCH. II A. Msermon by the
Rev DIR II A. mson Subject, "The Holy Spirit
ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH, II A. Msermon by the Rev
William Laurence sullivan Spiritual Basis OF Liberty
FREE SYNAGOGUE II M--SymposIum Subject, How Shall We
Keen Peace by Hamilton W. abe Hamilton ho
and 7. yenage
LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. BROOKLYN lo;SO
Charles Carroll Abertson Subject our
Schoolmaer."
SOCIETY or ETHICAL. CULTURE II A. M-Addes by Dr. fehA
,dIo- International Peace"
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Special gospel meetings VIII De he =.
rom January "A 20 February . 10 -
paul.. Methodist Episcopal Cnurch'
West End az. and s6th s.. These meet
ings will be held every n!gnt eAe s p;
Mondays and Saturdays. Dr. Oo 'i, e.
and Others will preach. There VIII De
a chorus choir Of young people ana spe-
ciaI so!oists with instrumental quartet
In addition 70 the regular SUNDAY mus
cal programme by quartet unaer me
direction Of Professor Benedict
Dr.. Goodell viii preach 81 j a. m !;
tomorrow on "Sin and Forgiveness
and at 5 p. n. on A Fortune ior .
Meal"
Revival services at Calvary Method
ist Church, l2gth 81. and Seventh hs.'
will be continued next wees on esq
evening except Saturday. These spee.@'
meetings have drawn large eongiess-
lions. DR.. W. II. Morgan, with M
brother. the Rev. John Morgan WI.
continue 20 conduct the evange!lslic
services. Dr. ". II. Morgan Will preach
Tomorrow morning and evening
The lecturer AZ the Park Avenue
Church forum q, 10 =. m. to-m'rTo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
JEWISH.

DR.. Enelow Will begin another course
OF Monday morning lectures next week
ms course will aim 70 trace the evo-
luton Of Judaism 70 show how the
Jewish religion originated, grew. and
through what phases of development
u has passed; moreover what are its
contents AZ present and outlook for the
future. The lectures will be given IN
the library Of the Temple, on Monday
mornings, az IL o'clock sharp. The
subject OF the first address is "The
Element Of Development in Judaism"
At Temple BETHEL, Fifth sv. and
10th ST., DR.. Samuel Schulman will
speak AZ ! a. m. tomorrow on "The
Literacy Test-A Crime Against Amer
lea"
How Shall We Keep Peace with
Japan ~ will be the subject Of sym
postum Of addresses TO be given be-
fore the Free Synagogue az Carnegie
Hall tomorrow at II a. m. The speak
ers will be Dr. Hamilton ". Mabie.
associate editor OF "The Outlook" and
recent lecturer to Japan of the Carne-
gle Foundation; Hamilton Holt, editor
of The Independent" and DR.. T.
Iyenage, former secretary in the De-
rartment of Foreign Affairs of Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
UNITARIAN.

Az the Church OF the Messiah uni
tarlanl, Park az. and 3lth s., the Rev.
John Haynes Holmes will preach to-
morrow, az II q. m, the fourth OF his
series Of sermons on Force vs.. Nom
Resistance" The subject is What
Nou-Resistance Means"
At S:l5 p. m. the public conference
will consider the subject "Unemploy-
ment.' The Rev. Charles Stelzle. sec
rotary Of the lnter-Church Committee
on Unemployment. will speak on "Un-
employment An Opportunity for APP
piled Religion"
A. Unitarian All Souls Church the
Rev. William Laurence Sullivan viii
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on The
Spiritual Basis Of Liberty"
Religion and Culture" will be the
Rev. Or. Merle st. Croix Wright's SER
mon topic at the Lenox Avenue Uni
tartan Church tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

Noble. 10 the organ. The choir will be
assisted by Earle Tuckermsn, solo
barytoue
A. the Church Of the Beloved Discl-
pie, seth ST. near Madison Az, al II
a. m. tomorrow, Bishop Greer will
preach, and a. 3 p. m. the Rev. DR..
Henry ". Barbour. rector.
Tho sixth annual service OF st. Vim
cents Guild OF the Church Of st. Mary
the Virgin will be held next Wednes-
day in the Parish Church, No. l39
West 10th ST., az p. m. The service
will consist o. solemn evensong, ad-
Cress and procession, followed by
solemn Te Deum. Supper viii DO
served from 6 until 1880 o'clock 20 the
clergy and acolytes coming from a dis
lance.
A. s.. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Uni
versity, the preacher at p. m. to-
morrow will be the Rev. Paul Micou,
field secretary of the Young Mems
(hristisn Association.
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scRIRNFR,s MAGAZINE.

III. February "Scribner's" is the
MID annual motor number. Three
iHi;lss are devoted 70 the subject, one
70 he motor in warfare, as seen IN
Europe to-day: another 10 "The Wom-
AZ a. the Wheel; and the third 70
motoring In the high Sierras. Colonel
1soTg. v. Goethals will tell this year
p he pages % this magazine his own
i'o'y Of the building Of the Panama
lthaL Re is introduced in this issue
y Joseph Buckl!n Bishop, who for nine
I'su was secretary Of the Isthmlsn
Ishsl Commission. Mr.. Bishop draws
ipeiure % man who is great OF
ahlzer as well as a great engineer, d
tsa' with tremendous capacity ~,
ee'k, man born 20 command. ColoneI
eosihals is the son Of Dutch parents
mo settled iu Brooklyn in the MD
&c o. the last century, where ne
sH born On June %, 1903. Os"SIu
vsfrson Willard follows up ms artI-
tS' on Germany Embattled" IN the
-scember "Scribner's" with snother
q "Nilitsrism and Democracy ID
shlsh he points out that, "like the ns-
-Vh Itself the German army IS curl
..sly two-sided, for 10 is both democ-
.tsy and an 8utocracy, but with lhe
s-'oersey on top Il is q democracy
ssSlse within It's regiments are men
" every rank and caste, Of every grace
v learning and every degree OF pow
Wy and wealth. It IS democratic pc
..lse IL is compulsory and because ~
wares none. Thus. when toe can "
Ems came On the Attn Of August ~ wa
@-.sially a. uprising Of the people
re great wave o. emotion which eN-
-.el tne whole nation gained us iHi =
E.ss because men Of every class Wen
NF,n, singing. 20 die. Barriers OF az
aaas were leyelled, in the enthusiasm,
nat tremendous hour casie ano
'Sslt we're, for the moment iofgO''eI''
.ae entire citizenship WAS cra"h 70
N.eer by the levelling influence OF ue
s''9n 70 single cause. fof tne III .,
sli al Germany was democrat
appropriate % the month OF Lincoln ?
sHeosy, there is here . snort s I.oi ,
swhleh his memory plays part, nv
SS'gniy Jumper" By Mary Synan ;
sss'harine Fullerton Gerould eoh'I ~
t' another story, "Leds and the
ran" Brsngwyn's eight Decorations on
~ NE East Court Of the Panama ~
st0n are reproduced IN eoIoIs /,
ARK Weitenkampf writes OF fhr!s
y Etching; a photograyure portI.a.l'
Nolonel Goethsls forms the iron'is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
General Items Of the Week.

At the Church Of the Divine Pater-
nifty, Central Park West and 10th ST.,
the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Frank Oliver
Hall, will preach az II a. m. tomorrow
on THE Abolition Of Evil" At 1880
p. m. DR.. Hall will give a brief ad-
dress upon Getting What Belongs to
U.s." and the music will be by the
quartet. under the direction of j. War
rem Andrews.
The twentieth annual meeting OF the
New York Federation of Churches will
be held in Pilgrim Hall. Broadway
Tabernacle, Broadway at 56th St, next
Monday and Tuesday. Al IL a. m.
Monday Philander p. ClaXton, United
States Commissioner of Education. Will
speak on THE Possibilities of Public
Religious Education in the United
States" At 1915 p. m. Mrs. +. ;.
Bennett will discuss The Mormon
Menace" At the afternoon session
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FEBRUARY MAGAZINES
p. Survivors of the Stef-
ansson Expedition.

=. =. matter q tineliness the story
d. -. rescue Of the Karluk sur
.-,-, stands first in this issue OF
.g,-r.r's." ]. is the first account Of
i, new episode in the history Of
III, exploration, and is written by
~. " Mcconnell, the meteorologist
Z s,efsnsson's expedition. Mr.. Nc
mel ls convinced that the leader
81 .,n o. his men are still alive and
.,. a. least some Of them VIII man
a.. ~ survive until p relief expedition
-, rssch them. my chief fear he
g-, "is that such an expedition may
-. start. but I hope that this article
.,v h,'p 70 make certain its dispatch
Wilism Roscoe Thsyer, whose
g,rrsphy OF John Hay we are TO have
q AZ early date. continues the publ
,.io, Of passages from the unpub-
s,bed diary Of that statesman. The
~.ssnt instslmcnt deals with Wash
.,-o- Immediately after the war. and
~-.sjns. among other interesting pas
srss. brilliant analysis Of Summers
-'trectua. and political equipment and
~i-srors. and q pen picture Of Ma
-'eor II1. which. in the retrospect,
Giles one as a composite Of oil the
ys pictures o. him one has ever read:
short and stocky. he moves with
queer. sidelong gait, like a equity
crab: man so wooden-loOking that
rog would expect hi voice 10 come
nsr.rr out like a watchman's rat
fe 4 complexion like crude tai
tu marked for Death, whenever
Death wants him to be taken
some time in half an hour. or left,
Neglected BIZ the Skeleton King, for
Years. perhaps, II properly coddled.
The mustache and imperial which
he world knows, but ragged and
bristly. coucealing the mouth en-
rrely, is moving a little nervously
as the lins witch. Eyes sleeplly
ustchful furtive, stealthy, rather
igroble. Ike servants looking out
o. dirty windows and saying NO
BODY home" and lying as they say
TO- And withal a wonderful phlegm.
he stands there as still and I'M
passive as Il carved in oak for
ships fgurehead. He looks not IN
Ike one o. those rude, inartistic
statues. His legs are too short
bis body TOO long. lie never look;
well but OH q throne or on herse'
as kings ought.
Ths, veteran diplomatist, David
Jayne Hill. contributes new dialogue
o. The prob'cms OF our diplomatic
service and tells. on PEASANT. an an
,,io,s Of tho slight esteem in wnlch
hat service IS held abroad on account
O or political plum system OF run.
ing T. Among the short stories OF
ne rorth there is one by May Sin
taf. She PIN Prick"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

morrow. The subject a. D. m. will
be the fourth % a series OF six Les
sons OF the War" Clever Men Can
Be Stupid"
At the Manhattan Church. Broadway
snd 10Th ST., the Rev DR.. II. A. slim.
son will preach both morning and even
ing, continuing his course Of sermons
on "The Holy Spirit" and The Lords
Prayer"
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Negroes to Honor Miss Dodge

W.. I've Vonng Mems and Young Won,
ems Christian assocla' ,ois, Amonr
League on Urban ConoltIohs ~ "''o on5
Negroes. White Rose 1 ;s0,t Nv" nan ,H
Hone Day Nursery, Wi! hoid mn ~
service in memory OF piss .. Eco.
Dodge az 81. MARKS MethoulsI ''P''N
nal Church tomorrow Alterhoo al ,h.se
Miss Dodge was a friend o. an ao ,H ee6
organizations. during Ne 49,, go and
campaign Of the Young " on.e1 ~
49, 49, citv In 1918, Miss Dodge gave So
6 Snt' % tbe fund for the negro branches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Every Other Child Defective

Freeport. Long Island, Jan; 22'-r Han
J iee 9g6 school children Of this village
'he -Si1efectiyc physically, according 10
ar are fDl;en Dean. who charges the pa
Ut. : LIN In neglect and apparent indii-
T TIsc w. Among $40 children. 1913 have
i ,e1on.iyc teeth. ii3 enlarged tonsiis, o.
SSee 5eei vision. IS sdenods. 80 Sne sp
6 9s 'SSotec,iye hearing, % stoop Shout
- on6 90 are fat ehested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

m. he will discuss What Are You
Worth" All visitors and strangers
cordially welcomed. A large adult Bi-
BILE class has been organized, which
meets every Wednesday at 9 p. m. and
is taught by Professor Curry, Of the
Bible Teachers Training School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

will be Dean Wilford L. Robbins, OF
the General Theological Seminary. MS
subject will be Religion In the Light
Of Advancing Civilization" DR.. jamie
son will preach az II q. m. and p. m
The evening service will consist OF ties,
timonies Of twice born men. Special
revival services viii be held every
night during the week.
The Story OF Healed Man" will be
told by John II. Wyburn, superinten-
dent OF the McAuley Water Street MIS-
sion. tomorrow evening at 81. James $
Methodist Episcopal Church, Madison
az. and l26th ST. In the morning Dr'
Ball. pastor, will speak on THE Real
fly in Religion
Al the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church, 60th st. and Madison
av.. the Rev. DR.. Samuel F. kerfoot,
president of Hamline University, st.
Paul. will preach at II a. m. and p m
tomorrow.
At the Old John Street Methodist
Church the pastor. the Rev. Lewis K.
Streeter, will preach as usual to-mor-
row morning and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
WAR AND WOMEN.

!. Ny Hearts Right There" is the title
little story by Florence l.. Bar
~ announced by q. T. Putnam ;
-; i is tale Of the war from we s.
aaepoint Of the woman who Is lel'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
CONGREGATIONAL.

Al the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
Broadway at seth ST., the Rev. DR..
Charles F. jefferson, pastor, will
preach both morning and evening to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
REFORMED.

A. the Marble Collegiate Church,
Fifth av. and Goth ST., Dr.. Burrell will
preach al II a. m tomorrow on David,
Man After Gods Own Heart and at
8 p. m. on "David's Sling
Al the Collegiate Church Of St. Mich
olas, Fifth av. and 4Sth St, the Rev.
Or. Malcolm James Macleod will
preach at IL a. inland at p. m. to
morrow on THE Blessings Of War"
At the Collegiate Church, West End
av. and nth. ST., the Rev. DR.. Henry
Everston Cobb, will preach at II a. m.
and 4:2O p. m. tomorrow. In the after
noon the choir will sing selections
from Bach and Handel.
In Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church, Dr. Paul Seibert Leinbach
will give q message Of optimism at II
a. m. on "If We Faint Not AZ p.
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pnoKS AND AUTHORS.
Continued from page 10

.,d = bit Of coral, and every
iss1, ,birk it's specimen. Put the
,,,Vl...tber with an artificial flower
scs i5Sbon. and every one will think
80 - iadv's hat. So you saw that
= .. -one tropic birds and shells, and
az =, v 4, was a map Of Pacific islands
Ac'ls ., ,,sr Of this English river"
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SOCIETY or FRIENDS.
THEOSOPHisT.

SOCIETY. Is " cn-Puels
Lecture sunday i've. g. "HellelhArh's PM.
Iosspfy." TIusrf Hermann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23

rHg CHURCH o. IHE DIVINE rArtssIrr.
Csnusi Psfs nat 40 lsis street.
Re, FRANK OLlNEk HALL. Id ID PsstoY
n,.srhe. Al li A NJ The tsoililoa Of Edl ="
snd.so y N "Gs,ias WAT Bsioau 70 u"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-03-12
DE GUERRE

Paris.-Le ministere de la guer-
re a public lie rapport suivant, de-
crivant en- detail l'emploi par les
Allemands dun liquide enfamm6
contre les tranch6es FRANCHISES dams
lie bois de Malicourt.
lie 26 f6vrier, vers midi, les
hommes occupant les tranch6es
qu'ils venaient de capturer, pres
dun chemin dams le centre du bois
virent une fum6e 6paisse ct volu-
mineuse s'elever contre lie parapet
de leur Outrage de campagne. Get
te colonne de fum6e de couleur
%noiratre, s'6leva a une hauteur de
quarante metres. Ceux qui Sc
trouvaient lie plus loin de l'int6-
rieur du bois l%'apercurent ct pen
s3rent que nos hommes avaient
fat sauter une mine.
Lies d6fenseurs de la tranch6e
sentirent un vent chaud souf1er
sur eux ct, quelques moments
apr6s, lis furent brnl6s par un H.
guide enfamm6 qu'ils current etre
du goudron. Les jets de liquioe
jaillirent sur eux au travers de la
fum6e CONNIE s'lls 6taient Ianc6s
par une pompe. II y await une
douzaine de metres de parapet
ct de FL de fer barbeles devant la
tranch6e, mails caches par lie nuage
de fum6e, les Allemands, porteurs
pour la plupart, de grands ciseaux
pendus q leur cou, Sc frayerent un
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DECES

D6c6dee lie 3 6coul6, a Page dc
IS ans, Nine Marie Th6rien. Trois
files, don't Mines Olson, Lecomte
ct Graves, ct un fills, lui survivent.
Nine Therien 6tait bien connue
dams la paroisse de Ste Anne, ct
jusqu'a reinforcement avant qu'elle
fdt gravement malade, ellie 6tait
une des assidues q la messe quoti-
dienne a cette 6glise: Ellie 6tait
membre de la soci6t6 DIES Danes
de Ste Anne ct ses compagnes for
maient I'm cortege 6di6ant a ses
f%un6railles qui ont Gu lieu en- re-
elise Ste Anne, vendredi matin lie
5 a heures.
LIE Rev. P4re Richard a c6l6br6
lie service.
Illumination a etc fate au CT
metiere Ste Marie.
Nos condolences q la famille.
Les Danes de Ste Anne don't
les mons suivent ont offert un bou-
quet spirituel pour lie repos de son
anne, compose de trente Rosaires,
neuf Litanies, .cinq messes enten-
dues, par Mines Knoblauch, Eu-
gene Guimond, Arthur DeMars,
Tiroux, Archie Cote, Ed. Plante,
Demers, j. Faubert, j. Noel, Ar
bour, l.. Beaudette, Santerre, B. j.
Pelletier, Bruno Pelletler, T.
Beaudette, ct A. M. Gadbois.
Nine j. Faubert, Pres.
Nine Ed. Plante, Sec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-03-12

6glise dimanche lie ID ct Sc CONT
nuera jusqu'a ct inclu dimanche lie
81 courant. Par un special effort
de sa part il a pu obtepir deux
pr6dicateurs 6minents, Pun Domi.
nicain du st Rosaire de Minnea-
polls, ct l'autre Dominican de
Lewiston, Maine, ancien prieur
DIES Dominicains de Montreal. &c
dernier portera la parole en- fran
ais ct lie premier en- anglais.
Tout en- compliant sur l'assistan-
ce des paroissiens en- general, lie
Pere Richard a fait un appel pres
SAINT aux jeunes gems de la parois-
Sc pour qu'ils SO fassent I'm devoir
d'y assister tous. Vraiment, lis
devront r6pondre avec empresse-
ment a son invitation, WI rint6ret
quill prete a leur 6gard, ct lis en-
sortiront plus dignes du tire de
fd4les catalogues.
La Mission semble 6tre, depuis
dimanche, lie sujet de conversation
DIES p~aroissiens de Ste Anne ct tout
indique qu'ils veulent profter de
cette occasion qui ne Sc pr6sente
pas solvent.
Les heures d'of6ces durant cette
Mission seront annonc6es diman-
che.
I'm assortment d'objets de pie
t6 n6cessaires aux catalogues que
Ton pourra Sc procu7er avant ct
aprAs les Offices, sera tenu dams
une sale du soubassement de re-
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Nine J. B. LEPAGE

par lie passk, ces consultations Sc donneront tous les
jours, dimanche %excepte, de 9 heures du matin a 8
heures du soir, ct seront %absolument %gratuites.
Iexperience acquise par lie DR. Simard, durant
son s&iour en- Europe, est une serieuse garantie de
success nous esperons done que toutes les ,femmes
qui souffrent sauront profter des a%vantages que nous
motions a leur disposition, en- venant lie consulter
celes qui en- seraient empechees peuvent lui ecrire,
en- lui dormant une description complete de leur ma
ladie ct Giles recevront des conseils qui leur seront
de la plus grande utilize.
AVIS IMPORTANT. - Les Pilules Rouges pour
Femmes Pales ct Fables sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies au prix de Soc la bofte, on
six bottles pour So. so; Giles ne sont jamais vendues
autrement qu'en bottles contenant SO pilules, jamais
au 100; Giles portent a I'm bout de chaque bo1te ia
signature de la Gle CHIMIQUE FRANCO-AME-
RICAINE ct un numero de contr6le. Nous enga-
geons notre nombreuse clientele a refuser toute
SUBSTITUTION. Lorsque vous hernandez les Pr
lules Rouges; n'acceptez jamais I'm autre produit que
Pom vous recommanderait CONNIE etant aussi bon.
REFUSEZ CATEGORIQUEMENT. D6fez-vous
aussi DIES COLPORTEURS les Pilules Rouges ne
sont iamais vendues de porte en- porte. RappeleZ-
vous que les. PILULES ROUGES sont la grande
SPECIALIZE pour la femme, cele qi gu@rit tous
les jours un. grand nombre de personnes, Ell QUI
VOUS GUERRA AUSSI.
! ST vous ne pouvez vous procurer dams votre loca-
lite les ~v@ritables PILULES ROUGES pour Femmes
Pales ct Fables, ECRIVEZ-NOUS, nous vous les
ferons parvenir A
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