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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-30
SYNOPSIS

Old Cyrus Martin. the head Of the Amer
lean soap trust, makes q bet OF $4,000 with
a friend, John Clark. q rival soapmaker.
that his (Martin's) son Rodney would be
making more money at the end OF year
than Clark'a son Ellery.
MARI. .akes his pretty secretary. Mary
Grayson, into his confidence and enlists
her cooperation. Rodney mas been q
spendthrift, and the father wants to make
him reform and go to work
Rodney deies his father. and Mary II
deeply touched at the lads genuine affec
ton for her Mary makes a financial bar
gain with Martin to encourage the son e
60 to work
- PSzie. press agent. meets Roo
nsy and agrees to 20 into business with
the lad on q salary basis. Rodney has
resolved to go into the soap Industry and
buck the trust.
Rodney. Peale and Mary go into the
soap trade together. Rodney then en-
deavors to borrow $4,000 as capital for
his newly. formed company.
The Offices Of the 'I3 Soap company
are opened. and they advertise It as "tht
most expensive soap In the world" Peal.
talks advertising continually
The Is Soap company finds it's expenses
very heavy. and financial rocks loom
ahead. Their chief business seems to
have been to spend money for advertising
under Peale's directions
An alleged countess. who has appeared
on the scene. desires to purchase the
French rights for the sale of "13 Soap
and produces a draft for $4,000. which she
desires to have cashed.
The countess" Is shown to be an i'm
poster and despair settles over the Is Soap
company. The firm Introduces her. how
ever, to Ellery Clark. Father Martin Wis
Its the offices. =.
MARTA. fearing rumora that the new
company would injure his. business and
might break tho trust. offers to buy out
the Arm for 100000 and give Rodney.
Peale and Mary good positions. Then he
learns that the company II dead broke.
Suddenly out Of q clear sky comes an
order for $1,000 cakes Of Is Soap from the
great firm Of Brown & James Of Chicago
1.-THE tide has turned" the trio now de-
clare. ,.
The Is Soap company having no factory
cannot deliver. The trio endeavor to buy
the cakes from branch offices OF the Mar.
tin trust. They fail to get the necessary
number. but send 5000 cakes.
Mary. in despair. calls on ola Martin.
Rodney also appears. There they bota
tearn that the father caused the senoins
of the telegram from Brown q James
Naturally they are amazed and mortified
Peaie arrives. He discourses at length
to old Martin on the value Of advertising
and explains that tho money spent OF
booming 10 Soap was not wasted. Martin
Is unconvinced
At last the partial shipment Of Is Soap.
which had been sent to Chicago. begins
to sell. Brown & James send . man to
the Martin home to announce that the
| 5000 cakes were gone at 81 apiece. They
| want more.
Martin. astonished. Is forced to realize
that Peale's advertising did It all. A dea,
! ID finally concluded in which for a big
mark and formula of - Soap.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-30
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Leaves Bellingham Rest Room,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Die y%Iiierten habeu sic bpn ben

Bic Mlliierten baben bic bon ben
Mnbd1gcrn oes 2umpen Teni5elos
anf Der SSnlel &reta errihtete prool=
loriidc @egierl1ng anerfannt. Sl1=
crit baber Tie Die 9riediid)e Mrn1ee ger
ldloger, Damn Sic 5lotte nno iebt
id,ifem lie iid) OIL, bas &onigtbum gu
5ertriimm1ern. Man bat in 2onoon,
Yaris uno petersburg gal5 ge1lall sc.
uo1, ge,pnBt> oab Mrmee nno 6lotte
o11f Ieiten oes &0nigs &onltantln u110
oerienigen grie6iid)en Staotsmanner
|ltanoen, lpelde lid oem @intretetl
Wried)enlanos in Sen &rieg auf Der
Settle ser miierten bis m1f Sen bel1-
ti9en Sag miberiebten. Ser &onig
uno iere Staotsmanner baben oas
|ShidiaI Serbiens Dor Ml1gen bebal-
ten uno bas @umdmens p%orm1sge-
|leben. l1nb 1peil ma1t in 9onoon,
Yaris uno Yetersburg mtBte, oab Die
griediidye Mebrfraft 81 2anoe n1o
gu Molier ser Sad)e Scr g1lterte
|fcinolih geiin1lt lpar, ml1Bte olele Sc
iubr binter Sem Hiiden Scr Saloni=
|fifront beleitigt meroen. 9arum lit
|@ried)enlano pergepaltigt pproen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
$tadt=neui9keiten.

- sSm boben glitter BON so Sat-
rem lit am Sonntag I'M 81. So1epbs
Mltenbeim, 100 iie iid felt oem Sooe
ibres @atten, Ser ibr Dor et1pas mebr
oenn orei Sabre in Sic @migfeit Dor
angi11g, 6ral1 Barbara 8aran lelig
int Serr1l entl6lafen. Sic 8eritorbe-
ne >p11roe in Deutidlano geboren rno
tpor AZ SATIRE in 6ielem Staate bon
benen iie Sic meilten in ct. glouo
perbrodte, t%pobnbaft. Die @erltor-
bene NOR eine tugen0bofte 6ral1, n11o
.&pie itrem Gotten cine treue 2ebens-
gefdbrtin, 10 tpar lie ibrem ein5igen
.Sobne cine fiiriorglide M1ttter, ser
.li6 lire Mobnungen tief ms Ser5 &C.
ld)rieben atno an 6em file sic Jreuoe
erlebte, i'm in bem Sr6et 0es III. Be-
ne6ift ols Mbt Ser 11eu gegriin6eten
Martins Mbtei III 2acep, @aibing=
ton, erboben 5u ieben. Sic 2elde
ml,roe ont Montag int 6ul1ie oes Nef=
fen ser Ser ltorbenen, 6es Serrn Sob1
gurul1, gebabrt ur6 BON sort aus o1n
Iebten Iie11ltagmorgen beeroigt. St1
Ser l1nbefledten gmpfangniBfird)e
bielt Ser Sobn ser 9abingeihieoenen,
Ser hodpm'ltc 9err Mbt Sstpalo, ..
g. s., morgens 10 l1br Elm &onti=
fifalamt> tpdbren6 tueldem bodm. P.
Erior @ermo11n, 8. g. g., als @r5=
prize tier, oie bodpp. 8eneoiftiner Mr=
leln1 un6 M6olbert als 9iafon nn6
Subbiofon u1b ser bo6m. P. Slide
brand, .. g. g., als 3eremoniar az
liitierten. SIN Smttuarium tpar Ser
bod)m'lte Serr Mbt Setter Gngel, ..
g. g., bon Ser ct. Sobns Mbtet on
.pelen6, 6em bie bo@m. 8eneoiftiner
,@erbor6 uno 8ilibror6 al1iltierte1t.
glud mobnte 5l1n1 S6luB 6es Sc
ser bodtp'lte Serr 8ii9of
N11l6 ser Srm1erfeier bel, gu Ser lid
gleidfous cine groBe Menge Mnoad=
tiger eingefunoen bette, ote Der
geelenr11be ser 8%erltorbenen I'M &C.
bette geoodten. M0ge Sic quite Ml1t=
ter 8aran ibren driltliden 9ebe1ls=
manbel nit Ser etpigen Seltgfeit be-
lobnt ieben. Gem bodhp'iten Serrn
9(bte entbietet Ser uNoroltern" iein
'aufridtiges @eilei6.
- Menn SIR einem guten Sreu1r=
Sc in einem utrodenen" Staoden
ODER Staote cine grobe 6reu6e be-
reite11 tpoQt> 6ann ididt ibm cine ST.
.1te Go16 5pring 8ier, oen1
6ieies @ter lit 6as ein3ige e6te 2a-
gerber nn6 giebt ieoem in Ser Sa-
Mile 3ufriebenbeit. 2t
- Sn ser @otbeorole lieBen iid
ont 3ienitagmorgen mabreno zines
bonn bodnp. Dr. Geo Cons gebalteten
8rantomtes fiirs 9eben perbin6en
@olpf 50. @offmann un6 SRI. gi6tb
Sa5el Maite, Godter Ser 6amilte
|6run5 81. @aite nnter 6eren galtli=
dem Sb6oh nod SEN Era15erem-
|nten Die Sohseit I'M 8ertpm6tenfrei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
? oemeiuiame Mutluprt Gna=

Die gemeiniame Mntluurt Gng=
LAMBS uno 6ranfreids alf Sen oies=
ieitigen Yroteit gegen Sic BON ibne1
periibten Noltraubereien lit petter
nidts als cine 1dled)t motipierte
Musreoe. Mad Sen beltebenoen IN
terrmtionoIen gertragen fol- Sic Nolt
1lnpcrleslid) leir> nidt BLOB Sic nen-
trale Nolt, ionoern ol1d Sic Yolt Der
trieafiibrenoen Mad)te. Cine MuS-
1rabnne lit ollein fir iolde @enou1t-
gel1 aus einem gegneriiden @afen
porgelcben, Sic Bel einem per=
illd,teu Nlofaoebrud) bem Seinoe in
Sic @anoe fallen. Sic inbetro@t font
menben 8eitimmungen 6eS @olfer=
redjteS lino 10 flor, oaB lie elmer 0}ib=
oalltl,l,g gar nibt fabig ltn0, nno
1l1lercr &egteru11g 1pare eS
ge1pei len, 51 for0ern, BOB nrl=
iere Yp5t unbebeuigt bleibt. Sic bat-
tie Sic Mittel, bieler 6oroerung Naf)=
0rud gu gebet, aber itatt 81 foroern,
lieB 1ie ii6 ouf ltnterba1olun9en EN-
BON oenen lie milien muBte, oaB lie 5n
grgebniB fibren muroe1.
Tie iid) BON England nno
monatelang bat binbalter1
1tebt 1ie beute mie6er sort, MOO
lie itun6, als lie in ser Nngelegenheit
uori tenig tpurbe. Gin ebrenDo4er
Hlab lit 6os nidt, aber es lit Ser
Elat, ouf Sen tie ii6 6urd ibre
Sdmad)e urb burh lire &rie6erei
Dor england bat 6rangen laile1t, nno
SEN 6us 2an6 Ieioer nit ibr 81 tbei<
len hQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Sie Nelu gprf Shines nennt bas

9ie Melu Dprf Shines nennt bas
gri6einen 6es 6el1ti6en 3o1hbootes
l1=53 einen nnmillfommenen 8eiu6.
SIT es fir Sic Times a1td. 1ieier Be-
in6 bat nidt BLOB mertbbolle 2a6un=
gen.. Sic fit Sic Mlltierten beitimmt
pare1t, Sen 6ll1tben iiberontmortet,
er balt at6ere, nod tpertboollere So
bltngen, in unferen @afen 3uriid, itei-
CERT sic ELECTROMAGNETIC, madt
sic Monnfdoften fopfider1, un6 bas
o1IeS lit fir sic Shibltnge ser
Gimes, sic MQiierten> febr, febr un=
nngenehm. @ir f0nnen ser Times
ibren @dmer3 nadfublen, ober mir
fin6 foIde 8orboren, 6oB mir uns
iiber SEN 8eirht Sen n=53 in Seem
port obgeitattet hot, 6enrro6 berali6
fre1ter. @ir tpol(ten, es f61me bdi1fi.
ger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
iWSia6den, Ole nod nidt feltgeitelt
lper0en fonnten. nbhangen.

.Maoder, Ole nod nidt ~feltgeltelt
>peroen fonnten, abbangen.
- Gin erit orei Gage alteS &ino
Ser 6amilie Clarence @1lmmer11m
ltarb Mo11tog uno 1puroe Witttpod),
nadmittag bon Ser nnbefledten. gm-
pfangriBfird)e aus beer6igt.
-SSn LETTER Wotnagna6t bat Die
@attin oes an 81. Mpc. n0r6li6 mob
renoen 6reb. Sdafer I'M Sitter bon
SO Sobren 0as 3eitlide geiegnet. wfit
Dem 10 i6tper gepriiften @atten be-
trauern flint &inoer Sen SOD Der gut
ten M1ttter. 3ie 2eide tpnroe nod)
&oscoe, DEM Srte ibrer @eb11rt> 100
ibr Safer, Sobn 3actomsfi nod
pobnboft lit, gebradt nno miro oa=
ielbit 1onnerltag beer6igt.
- &reisrihter &0ier begab iid
Montog 1rad Erinceton> mo er anoe=
ren Cages Sen &reisgeri@tstermln
er0ffnete;; 9ienltag fommeroer Mode
miro er bel einem ipe5ieaen @erid)ts'
termin in 2ittle 6aQs ben Borlib
fiihren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
I'm Sen &pnaref aehDrt elm @arn

Sn Sen &pngref geb6rt elm Mann,
BON oem man ertparten fann, 6aB er
einen GinfluB a11s5uiiben berltebt, Der
iih bon ieinem etgenen rrtbeil 1eiten
IoBt, obne lih bon an6eren belebren
uno Ieiten 5l1 laiien. SSH unier
gongreB=9titrift 1i6 bon einem fol-
den Monne p~ertreten piiien, Damn
idide er Sen gldtb. IS. S. 9onohue
bon Melroie nod 8aibington, 6elien
SGbigfeit un6 @barafterfeltigfeit lid,
I'M Sen beridie6eniten 0ffentliden
gtelungen betpdbrt fat, an benen
feline erf olgreid]e @orriere reid lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

Die Soften ser DEMONSTRATING iino
in eillem Sabre I'M mebr als Elm
grittel geitiegen. limo 6us als Elm
Sssubr, bos 9etriiger un0 Narren ein
unpcrgleidYlide5 Yroiperitatsiabr &C.
11annt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
9emt1dlanbs 8eitan6 an 6ornbieb

lit beinabe tpteber 10 groB pie boz
Dem &riege. Gin neuer getpeis tin
Die l1mlidt, nit Ser 6as oeutlde
@oIf feline pirtbldoftli@en Mo4t,
ql1enen 5t 3otbe balt, un6 Sic bette
@ieoerlegung Ser laderlid)en Sc
bouptl1ng, 6aS &eid babe unter iei-
lem Giebbeltan6 0ermaBen aufge.
ra11rtt, oaB es i'm in Dielen Sobrer
niht nieoer ont bauen fonne.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

Sene, sic immer mieebr bebanpten,
Suobes ltcbe inter oem G1ntll1lle
Moojepelts, lollten iid f%olgenoes mer'
ten: @er etlpas bebauptet Don
bem er >peib, oab es nidt lpabr 1T,
lit Elm 9 ii +, un6 eln 9lg11er ut
Elm erbdrn1liheS S11bieft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

Ser an @ricdeulanb begangene
S1ottenral,b miro BON Sen Mllllerte1'
ais n%otbuenoige ShutmoBregel be,
3eidlnet. Cine Musrebe, Die niht
einn1ul Sen Hei5 ser geeltbelt bot:
Sfon mand}er Strabenra11ber bat
nerll1ht, Notbtpebr als miloernoen
umltono fir iid in Iniprr6 5a neb-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Gnolanb lief Sen jiibliden Mcbel=

enStoa1 He7 ~ efe5e" 0<eet
len im Sabre 1861 iiber cine Meil=
Iiaroe Collar, ba1nit tie Sic Union
5erltoren fonnten. 0ieie @efaQtgfeit
baben Sic Ser. Staaten ibrn I'M Sat-
re 1916 bergolten nn6 perben Tie
pora1sitdtlih nod meiter pergelten.
gs lit cine id1one Sade fir England,
einen omerifaniihen E%raii0enten 5u
boben, ser in iii6liden Mnidauungen
groB %gepor6en lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

Ser Me>u Dorf Mmeriean beid1l'
bigt sic Stem Dorfer Sorporgane, 1te
1tanoen lammt un0 ion0ers int Soloe
gnqlan6S uno man barf gelpannt
fem, tpie piel 8l0tter es magen mer'
Sen, oielerbolb cine 8erleumoungs'
fluge gegen i'm an5u1trengen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
Spbn 8ul lit feinberans.

,SDbn BlQ Ut fe1hDtrdns. "
bat einen g1tten @ousur5t. 0r. 8il=
ion. Ser bilft in allen 8eorGngnil'
len. Sci finan3iellen @er0alrungs'
5t6rl1ngen lo1pobl mie BEL Munitions-
iduno unb bohgrabigem Saud}=
bootfieber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19
@cr itieblt, besebt Elm @erbreden,

mer leine Sduloen nidt be5ablt, BLOB
Elm biirgerlihes @ergeben uno luerI1
Sic Gnolanoer ebrIos gelu1g iirlo, u1l=
lere Nolt 51 lteblen, Damn >peroen Ire
iid ldnperlid al16 Elm @auiliem oa=
rol1s MAIDEN, lire Sd11loen nldt 81
besoblen, Sic lie pdhreno oeS &rle9es
uen1aht baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

Ser &6mig pon &umanien ideint
INN ein Seoal1 perlegen 81 lein; CT
mill Dem 9eilpiele Nopoleons oeS
1rittc1 fplgeu unb lid) on Die Sp1be
ieiner Mrn1ee ltellen. ODER plelmebr
an Sic Spite ser Sriimmer, Die bon
ieiner Mrn1ee iibrig geblieben ll11o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-19

- Set lebten Sam1tag %erfrel1t
1id sic @ottin oes 2ouis 9onglep oeS
a%nge11ebmen 9eiudes hires @dtpa=
qers, 6es Serrn @eorg 8agner bon
Sos MrgcIes, gaI., Ser bier bon Ell
teeln in @isconiin Bel Gertpa11oten &C.
madten 8eiudye eintraf uno 5pei $50
den 51 bermeilen ge6enft. SEER
Magner Iproh in unierer Office Dor
un6 iiberbradte mobltbe1tn6e @rilBe
1tn1erer ct. Glouo unb Steort1s
County 0reun6e, bie 6os idone Sos
M11geles iett 5lt ibrem @eim baben.
= @etrolt ma1r6en ont Mittpod}z
morgen in ser nnbefledte11 @mpfdna-
niBfirfJe Gbas. gtoples 1tn0 Sri.
.Iberei ia Moide. &oftp. P. Slide
Brand, g.. g. g., bielt Inn 8 ltbr 6aS
&od5eitsamt uno nahm 6ie &opula-
ton Dor. Sci ser nod Ser firdliden
Teier begongenen 6eitlidfeit mrr6e
6os i1tnge @bepoor nit be1t ber5lid=
1ten Standardization reidli6 be6adt.
M0ge 6emfelben Elm longes un6 gliid=
Ii6es gbeleben beidie6en fem!
= @urI 2in6ermanrt, melder me<
nigitens 5tpei falide @ediel in ct.
CLOUD unterbradte 11n6 Ser sic fiir5=
Ii6 gemahte Befonntihaft zines 8re=
6igerS ba5u benubte, UNI baS Ser
trulen feiner Opfer AT q%etpinnen, be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17

b. Bernstein, II. r. Bedient, Juan
Bargas, William Cambell, Margarito
Contreras Norma Clayton, c. L. Day,
John Hopkins Demsaie, Mercedes
Espinosa, Octabno Esparzo, Il, Es-
Quibel, j. A. Endicott, Alferdo Floreta,
Guadalupe Grasso, Federico Gonzales,
Tomas Gurule, f. A. Hankins, Oscar
Hoshkeydelaglint, Herman Herbst,
Holley N. A. Jones' Miguel Jollo,
p. H. Kimbrough, Henry Kaufman,
Earl Liggett s II. Wing Lee c. r,
McNally Luis Miranda, Arie Mullen
burg, Jimmy Maloney, Eskey Martin,
H. ?. Mckinney, Leroy Manuel, jim
Maloney Jesus Navanete, Harry Mich
OILS, Forrest Nowin, Richard Obee,
T. b. Parker, Cristobal Padilla, Do
nisio Palomas, William Riley, Fran
cisco Robacaba, Frank Roughton 90,
George Reynolds, Sidney Salinger,
Refugio Salazar, Guadalupe Satiago
Joe Sides, Ezequiel Salazar, Pablo SAL
diver, Tomas Torres, Pedro Villame-
va, Manuel K. Vallego, Miguel VAL
DEE, Oliver Wellborn, ice Wing, Icy
Wigges.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17
CANDIDATES FOR CHIEF
OF D. A. R. ARE BUSY

lsrtctAt coEaEaFoppIHcT 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Washington, Dec. 15.-Affuirs OF
the national society OF Daughters Of
the American Revolution promise to
keep tho capital city's social life bub-
bling this winter owing to the con-
test for election next April of presl-
dent general the chief official nation
ally of the h. A. II.
Mrs. John Miller Horton OF Buffa-
10. candidate for the president goncr-
alship. has been In Washington for
the past two weeks preparing for her
campaign. and during her stay enter
tanned the officers Of the district so
ciety of the d. A. r. and the regents
OF chapters in and near Washington.
Competing candidates also have
been busy hut Mrs Horton in open
ing headquarters at Washington and
entertaining there, executed what
daughters verscd in the political af-
fairs Of their society consider mas
ter stroke She came TO Washington
from an extensive southern tour on
which she was the guest of prominent
members OF the society In Brming-
ham Montgomery. Atlanta and other
southern cities in the society is strong
Mrs Horton is prominent New
York state woman who for fifteen
years has been regent OF the Buffalo
chapter which now is the second larg
est iu the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17
TInsT pREsBYTERINN CHURCH

Corner Firth and silver avenue.
Hugh A. Cooper, pastor.
Services at IL a. m. ana musical at
= D. m.
Morning theme, THE Danger Of
Growing Hard" Text. Today If so
hear Ills voice harden not your heart.
Heb. ANS.
Sunday school at 9:45 n. m.
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor al GAS p. m. Topic, Big
Jobs Awaiting U.s. Miss Beatrice Sell
sor, leader.
Musical selections:
Solo, selection from the Holy city:
Eye Hath Not Seen"-Mrs. Il. H..
Bradford
Evening, Ancient Christmas Carol
Fortnightly Music club
Strangers made welcome.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17
Feeling Bad Tonight?
Feel Good Tomorrow!

II you feel upset" morbid. blue--if
you are nervous and restless--if you
have a sick headache-if your stomach
Is sour ana you are bilious. take a Foley
Cathartio Tablet before retiring.
Your bowels will move in the morn
ing without gripping or nausea. If your
condition is the result of clogged intes-
tlhes poisoning your system, you will
reel better, for the cause of your dis
tress Will be removed.
Foley Cathartic Tablets clear the
stomach and bowels, enliven the liver
stimulate the secretion and flow of bile
and have good tonic effect on the
whole intestinal tract. They are rec
commended for indigestion, constipation
and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists
everywhere.
Guaranteed by Foley & Co, Chicago.
makers of the celebrated Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound, for coughs and
colds. --~~zr 49,
Royal Drug Company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-17
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CuIRCu.
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NiIT 0VTTIIIWI TUNTUI,
Residence, Sol South High street.
Phone 2047.
our services are held In the library,
corner Edith street and Central ave-
niue. S-s-
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
Communion services 1890 n. NJ.
German services at II a. m; sub
icct Advent a Season of JOY and
Gladness"
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BROADWAY CHRISTIAN CHURCn

Randolph Cook minister, residence
1870 South Broadway; church next
door Phones 1885 and 1858.
Sunday school 9;45 a. m. Roscoe
r. nm superintendent.
Preaching by the minister II a. m.
Preaching at 1870 p. m. by Rev.
r. e. Farley, superintendent Of the
New Mexico Anti-Saloon league
Christian EndeavOr at G:30 p. IN.
Special music
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all the Protestant churches of the
capital, are uniting to render an am
bilious cantata on Christmas day,
THE First Christmas" in many ways
similar to the ancient Los Pastores y
which is given annually by the Span
ish speaking people of the Catholic
churches. The cantata will be rem
dered by the choirs of the three
churches at the Church of the Holy
Faith on Christmas afternoon
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on producing modes for young girls
and small children
Whether for school college or the
various soeinl and outdoor activities
which enter into the lives OF all Young
people we find am unlimited variety
of styles
At present thcro is a distinct re-
lauon between tho STYLES for grown
upa and those reaching the grown-up
stage The slim silhouette, to which
women have taken with $50 much zeul,
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ITRsT BArTIsT CHURCH.

g. r. TAYLOR. pastor, SOC South Walter
street Phone 1866.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m
Subjects, Confession, and 'Zac-
chaeus" Bring your Bible for the
morning worship.
sunday school 9.4j a. m.
Sunbeam band at 2.3O p. m.
Junior B. Y. =. 4. at 6 y. m
Senior B. Y. =. IT, at $50 p. m.
Mission Sunday school, Seventh
street and Mountain Road, at 3 y. m.
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ST. PAUES EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN.

west silver at sixth street,
Edward =. Schucler, pastor All
services In the English language
Strangers welcomed
Third Sunday in Advent, a day with
John the Baptist Morning, If o'clock,
John, the Man and His Ministry
Evening. 1880 O'Clock Johns Mes
snRe 10 Ills Age ana ours"
sunday school at 9.i5 a. m.
Young peoples prayer meeting at
GAS =. m Topic. big Jobs Awaiting
us" Led by Arthur Lee Shaver.
Teacher training class ana Bible
lesson Wednesday at 1880 .. m.
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CHRISTIAN SCENCE SOCIETY.

Christian Science services are helO
In the Woman's club building, 6l2
West Gold avenue, every SUNDAY
morning at ii o'clock.
Sunday school, 9.45 a. IN.
Wednesday evening meetings, al
S o'clock.
Reading room open daily except
sundays and holidays from . to p,
M, in room IS, n. n. Armijo building.
A free circulating library including
all the works Of Mary Baker Eddy
.und other authorized Christian Science
literature rs maintained in connection
with the reading room.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the sunday services, the We'd
uesday evening meetings and TO visit
the reading room.
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Third street
Charles oscar Beckman, pastor.
Miss Edith Gorby, deaconess.
The Rev r u. Farley, state super
intendent of the Anti-Saloon League,
will speak at II a. M. The pastor will
speak al 7.30 y. m.
Sunday school, 9;45 n. m.
Junior League, $3.50 p. IN.
Epworth League. $50 p. m.
Special music morning and evenings
with solos by Mrs n w. Bennmg.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH,

Corner Coal and broadway.
A Toothakor minister.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Preaching services by the pastor at
I "a. m and $40 p m. Subjects, The
Man Of Sorrows, and Walking with
Cod
Y. +. s. c. L. gao p. m.
Everyone cordially invited
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spIRTrUALIsr MEETING.

Spirtualist meeting will be held in
the A. o. u. w hall, 319ta South Sec
ond street, Sunday afternoon Decom-
her IT,, at o'clock Lecture and mes
sagcs by the Rev. Mr. Hall Subject Of
lecture, Separating the Wheat From
the Chaff. Everybody cordially in
vitcd.
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ChnIrhcs Get Tnoelhnr

Santa Re, Dec 15.-Something of
the modern spirit of CHRISTIAN unity
that is animating Santa Fe of late is
demonstrated by the announcement
that the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Episcopal churches, and that means
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Sunday Services
at the Churches
sT LOmN,s CHuRCm.


ItCV. n n BULLOCK, rector.
Third sunday In Advent.
Holy Communion. z a. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Mr. +. W.
Nichols, uperintendent. Glasses for
all ages. beginners to adults.
Morning prayer and sermon IL a. m,
Mems study and discussion class,
4.30 ,. m
Evening prayer and address, 1880
o'clock