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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15

salem" Y. T.. A. service 6:fj D. m
president Myrtle Tridle Leader J.. II
Shupert. Topic. Good Prdyermeetings
and How - Have Them Always" Even
Ing service al 80 %. m Subject. "Ad-
vice % Converts" Monday Z 80 r.. ~,
the newly appointed presiding elder. j.
j. Wise viii preach and conduct the
quarterly conference. Wednesday Z 80
p. No. prayer service.
Mizpah-Nfain and Monroe sts- Rev.
Daniel A. Haley. pastor sunday school
o.. 2 30 a. m - e.. Lehman. superin
tendent- Sermon at 10 40 n. I'D.
sermon at 1915 q. M. by the outgoing
pastor. Rev John o. Mosier Subject
palm sunday MeditatOns." Young
Peoples alliance at $50 p. M Joyce
Lehman. president Subject for the
evening. what Ny Denomination EX-
poets From It's Young People" Leader.
Emmet Jester. There will be no evening
service sunday night. Prayer meeting on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at
30. The first communion service for
this conference year viii be held on
sunday, the 23rd. The new pastor, Rev
Daniel A. Haley, and the new presiding
elder. Rev. j. j. Wise, viii bOtI be pres
ent at that time
lions EvangeiicaI-Cor z. Wavne and
St Peter SITS. Rev Martin GOffeney,
pastor
Services every Wednesday evening
during Lent at 80 O'Clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
SOUTH BEND FAILS TO
PLACE IN BIG MEET
Carl PrelI and William Grimm Sc
Iected i'm Preliminaries But Are
Passed Up on Finals.

South Bend high was not fortu-
nate in the Chicago university con-
test held at Chicago last night. at
least from the speaking end. The
result of the examinations in vari-
Gus subjects Will not be known. how
ever. for several weeks until the
work has been all examined and
graded.
Carl Prell and William Grimm
placed I'm the preliminaries for the
finals. but were behind the first few
chosen for honors in the final com
petition. Gertrude Wiser in the
dramatic Speaking division did not
place in the finals either. The first
place and the scholarship goes 10
Paul Kesten Of West Division high.
Milwaukee. Wis, while the speaking
cup for team work goes TO John
Mann and Raymond Hineson Of De
catur ILL., The prize in reading also
went 10 Decatur when Miss Mira
Cowen won me first prize.
Most Of the participants in the
various events returned last evening
but the rast are expected Sunday.
Prin. r. L. Sims. c. 3. Johnson and
Mrs. Z. b. Dakin. all Of the faculty.
also made the trip.
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Robertson Bros. co.
Tomorrow Sun Rises 57; SAB Weather Forecast clear fine
Store Neus

Spring, with all its
glorious promise, is here
! once more. Nature is
wide awake again and
seems to be trying to out
do all her former efforts
to make a beautiful world
We have caught the
spirit, and so have you, as
we'll as all the people in
your vicinity.
Springtime means COP
portunity." Spring comes
to our store with a bigger
opportunity than it has
ever brought before.
People are buying more
freely than ever before.
Business, generally, is
running at top speed
Why?
Because we are putting
on a tremendous spring
drive, m ore strongly,
more interesting, more
convincing than ever be
fore.
Don't forget 10 visit our
ChiIdren's Department. Here
you will find the greatest
store by itself devoted all to
Children's wearing apparel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
LODGE NOTES

South Bend lodge, 40. sos, Loyal
order Of Moose. has appointed sew
eraI committees TO arrange for "a
grand public entertainment on Eas-
ter Monday. Cabaret, in which pro-
fessional talent viii be featured. and
a grand dancing act viii be rea-
lures
The affair viii take place in tho
Moose haIl which viii Doe attended
by the visiting Moose and their
friends Of adjoining cities. The new
officers of the lodge viii assume
their offices at the meeting and In
iuation of a class OF candidates Wiu
take place The now dictator has
some important suggestions 20 make
concerning the lodge which is OF
special interest TO all members
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
CATHOLIC.

st. PatrIck's-3O7 $. Taylor st. Rev.
John +. DeGroote. e. :. c.. pastor Low
masses at 7:3O, 9:Oo a. m High
mass and sermon at 10:3O. Baptism at
, D. m. Nespers az 80 p. IA. sunday
school ct 3 90 p. N Meeting OF church
societies ct 4 p. N.
81 nedwige's POlish-Cor. Scott and Ma
pier sts. Rev. Anthony Zubowicz. c. :.
c., pastor. Low mass at : 80. and no
a. ~ sunday school az > 80 p. m Bene-
diCtion az > 80 o. m
st stanislaus' Polish--il5 y Lincoln
ST Rev. Roman Marciniek, pastor. Mass
at : 30. and 10 a. IN.
ST CasimieT's Poiish-S21 So Webster
ST. Low mass az 80 a. m. High mass
at 10 a. ~. Nespers az p. u
II. Adelbert's Polish-OGve and Grace
SITS Rev. J0hu huoackL pastor Daily
mass az 3 10 p. IA Holy hour Wednes-
day evening at 80. sunday mass and
10 a. ~
IT. Joseph--Hn St and Lasane av.
Patrick J Carroll. e.. : c.. pastor Low
masses az Z 80 and 8 a. ~. Higa mass
az 10. BenedictiOu 3 2. M.
81. stephens Hungarian-IhOmas and
McPhersOn ste. ~. Alexander Yarlaky,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
PUBLICITY BRINGS
PEACE TO NATION
Joe Mitchell ChappIe and {. B.
Moon Address Ad-SeII
League.

America is at peace with ell the
world today because Of its ability as
an advertiser, Joe Mitchell Chapple
told members of the Ad-Sen league
last night No other country under
the sun has received so much public
ity. or has been advertised as the
home of an intensely patriotic, de-
termined, God-fearing people as has
the United States, commanding the
respect of the entire world, Mr..
Chapple asserted.
The speaker. famous as a world
traveller and editor Of the National
magazine, spoke at the regular
monthly dinner Of the organization
of advertising men. His address, a
mastery one, was featured by his
informal brief word pictures of ia
nous advertising men he has met.
Little inside facts in the lives of
such men as Ebert Hubbard, 2. T.
Barnum. William L. Douglas. Henry
Ford. Billy sunday Thomas A. Edi-
son. Theodore y. Vail, John II. Pat
terson. John d. Rockefeller, c. w.
Post. Robert II. IngersOll and many
others proved of unusual interest.
He classed Evangelist Sunday as one
Of the greatest advertising men that
has ever lived.
Sunday Is Advertiser.
IF the papers continue TO increase
the amount Of space they are giving
10 Billy Sunday at the same rate as
they have in the past few years, ~
Mr.. Chapple stated, every day will
be Sunday after awhile"
At the beginning Of his address
the editor said il is most logical that
the United States has succeeded in
preserving its neutrality because of
American advertisers. He said that
advertising is synonymous with
America; that advertising was born
in this country: that this country
has led in its development. and will
always be foremost in this respect.
He declared that, no matter what
are the differences between this
country and another. foreign nations
will always have respect FOR America
because of what has been printed in
regard TO it abroad.
Mr.. Chapple said that he believed
the United States could be kept still
further away from the great Euro
pean war arena If the spirit Of Abra-
ham Lincoln was better advertised
and given wider publicity. He cited
this as one Of the opportunities
which could be taken advantage Of
by American advertising men today.
Met Barnum First.
Barnum. the famous circus man,
was the first great advertising man
Mr.. Chapple told Of and was also.
incidentally, the first advertising man
ne had ever met Chapple told Of
having gone 10 Barnum's circus
when a mere boy for the express
purpose Of meeting the great show
man. He found Barnum. introduced
himself as Joe Chapple.' occupied a
box with the Snowman as a result Of
the interview. and carried a dollar
home with him. a present from
BarnUm-
HE was the first celebrity I ever
met the speaker explained, and
I've been chasing them ever since. '
He told interestingly OF his iast
farewell with Ebert Hubbard. which
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Conference MemorIaI-6Os S. Sd. Josepl
LUTHERAN.

Holy Trinity English-Sherman av.
and Lindsey st, Rev. Albert II. Keck,
pastor. Sunday school 9:lo a. m, T.
Motifs, superintendent.
Mems class taught by the pastor Sub
iect Of lesson: THE Crucifxion Of the
Saviour" Chief service with the rite OF
confirmation at 1890 q. IN. y class OF
IL young people will be confirmed. sub
iect Of pastors sermon The Race Set
Before Is" Luther league devotional
service at $50 p. m. Topic. THE Last
Loving HOnors" Leader, T.. Motifs. Yes
pers with sermon by the pastor at 80
o. m. Subject Jesus in the Upper
Chamber" There viii be services each
evening during Holy Week with the ex-
ceptiOn Of Saturday-alS on Good Fri
day at 80 D. m. The pastors subjects
are as follows: Monday. Jesus In Geth-
semane'; Tuesday Jesus and His d.
Of Gods Grace Thursday. "An Eleventh
Hour Repentance Friday, . 80 p. m,
Jesus. our Great High Priest; Friday,
80 y. m. "Christ's Love For the Sin
ner." The services on Good Friday viii
be preparatory To the Holy Communion
TO be celebrated at the Easter services.
New members Will also be received on
Easter.
II. PauPs German Lutheran. Jefferson
nnd william SITS. Rev. II. HOLE, pastor.
German service at 10 80 a. m. Sunday
school at 9.30 English service on the
second and fourth sundays OF the month
at 80.
Morning sermon by Rev. II. Hole.
Subject: Christian Affection Even
ing: "Falthfulness." There win be Eng
fish services Sunday evening in which p
class Of nine catechumens viii be cco-
frmed or received into the church.
Thursday being Maunday Thursday
there will ne services at o'clock with
holy communion. on Good Friday ser
vices with holy communion will be held
at 10 80 a. m.
Gloria Del Swedish-Chapin and Kerr
SITS, Rev Gottfried Olson. sunday school
0 a. IN. Service at 10 80 a. m. and Z 80
p. N.
Bible class at 9:1j a. m Morning sub
iect: Precious Moments Evening ser
vice az 30 Monday evening the Wen
uerberg concert at SIS. Tuesday even
ing male chorus practice at $ o'clock.
wednesday evening at mid-week ser
vice. Thursday evening the choir VIII
rehea rse their Easter program. Service
on Friday evening in the main auditor
fum at =.
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EPISCOPAL.

St ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS st. north Of
Washington av. Parish house, $40 W.
Colfax av Right Rev John Hazeu
White. d. d. bishop OF the diocese OF
northern Indiana. rector Rev. II. K.
White. vicar
vice. 9 40, holy communion, II. Morn
ing sermon by the vicar. Subject The
Mind OF Christ" Blessing Of palms at
'arly service. Choir viii sing service at
II. with solo, The Palms" Young PEG
pies society at 80. leader. g. WeltOn
Judd Holy week services at = 80 9 and
80 daily. Wednesday evening service
at go with address. Good Friday three
hour service J. 10 3. and evening service
at : 80.
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BRETHREN.

First Brethren Cnurch-1214 s Mich
igan ST., Rev. a. +. Thomas, pastor sun
day school 80 a. NJ. Hartley Firestone.
superintendent Morning service 10 30
Christian Endeavor 6 80 p. m. Evening
service Z 80.
First Church OF the Brethren-Miami
81. and Indiana ". I. Z. George, pastor
sunday school at Q 80 a. M, Charles
Yoder. superintendent. Glasses for all
Morning subject self Examination.
Chinese Sunday school at > 80. Cora
Wise. SUPERINTENDENT Christian Work
ers' meeting at $3.50. gospel sermon al
30 by pastor. EndeavOrers meet at
same hour. Prayermeeting at the church
Wednesday evening at 80. Mrs. Sager-
leader. Good congregational singing at
all services.
Second Church Of the Brethren-Cush-
ing and Van Buren, sts. Rev. J. q. era
ter, pastor. Sunday school at . 80 a m,
G.. A. Senseman. superintendent. Morn
ing service O:30. Evening service 80.
Christian workers meeting at q 30 p. m I;
John Austin, president. Prayer meeting
Tuesday p. m.
Conference MemOrIaI-6Os s. st. Joseph
St Rev G. f. Dyer, pastor sunday
school at 8 80 a. m. Z. r. WILSON, su-
perintendent
day school campaign. May every auto
mobile be well filled. Last Sunday there
was a nice gain over the week before
Remember this is Palm sunday. The
subjects Of the pastor Will be Who Is
Thisf and What IS Your Life Tie
church is planning for special services
for Easter sunday, in the evening the
Sunday school will give an Easter pagent
The Christian EndeavOr viii meet at
30. T. G.. Traver. leader Subject:
Good PRAYER Meetings and How TO
Have Them Always" Prayer service
Wednesday evening Miss Ada Fisher,
leader. The Woman's Missionary society
win hold prayer service at the church
Friday AT 30
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First-Cor Washington nv. and Lafay-
cite ST., Rev. Charles A. LippincOt,, ~.
D.. minister Miss Charlotte NJ. Part
ridge. assistant 90 the minister.
PUBLIC worship at 1919 q. m. and
30 D. M. Morning subject. Beginning
again Musical and praise service in
The evening with short address by the
minister on Zine Way 90 overcome EVIL
Bible school 40 9.3O a. M Mems Eel
lcwship club az $3.50 a. m. Junior En-
meeting az 6-a1 p M. Passion week
services every evening next week, except
Saturday. az 80 p. IN.
TrinIty-Cor. Colfaz av. and ST. Peter
St, Rev. John S. Burns. pa. tor Bible
school 0.3O Prayer meeting 9.1j.. Char
les Wagner. superintendent
Morning worship az 1913 with Palm
sunday message by the minister. Junior
ana Senior Christian EudpavOr az $50
D. m. Evening service with appropriate
message by the minister. Services every
night at 30 during Passion week The
minister viii preach each evening giving
messages appropriate 20 each day i'm the
last week of thrisss life. Communion
VIII be observed on Thursday evening
Monday evening the Bible school will
nave charge, Tuesday evening the Chris
tan EndeavOrers. Wednes day evening the
Ladies Aid society, Thursday evening
the Ladies Missionary society Friday
evening the Brotherhood. and Saturday
evening "a prayer and Testimony meet
ing The members Of the church are 10
De- responsible for these services-the
minister viii serve. Easter sunday ser
vices with appropriate music and mes
sageS All are welcome 10 all of these
services.
Westminster II. d. Hostetter.
pastor. Sunday school Q 30 "A. m: j. d.
Emmons superintendent Public wor-
snip 10 40 a. m. and 80 .. n.
Morning theme THE Gift Of Gods
Love Evening theme Some OF Chris
tlanitys Triumphant Advances" Senior
I r., @ 30 Subject. How TO Have Good
wednesday evening
prayer meeting 80. Subject, Epheslins
Hope ChapeI-Leer and Dayton SITS
George William Allison. b D.. minister
Bible school $50 Carl Ullery. superin-
teudent Classes for am attendants
Adults use the international lesson: all
classes from junior down the graded sys-
Morning public worship at 1915. with
sermon by the minister upon the theme
The Note Of Virility in Christianity"
= lFlstlan Endeavor prayer meeting at
q 90 Topic, Good Prayer Meetings and
how 20 Have Them Always" Acts
II -A-lt. Popular evening service with
eVa ngelistic sermon by the minister at
30 Theme The Christ Of the Palms %
The mid week meeting is held each Wed
nesday night at 30 The topic for this
week is "Crucifed With Christ" Gal
20 and lisa! SO Hip Passion week
services viii be held on Nednes,Ia,
Thursday and Friday nights at 20
The public Is cordially invited 10 attend
and participate in all of these services
CrumstOwn Church--Dr Thompson. SUI
nerintendent. sunday school D. m
Preaching service 3 p. m.
hOckhiH JniOn-SumptiOn Prairie road
one-quarter mile west OF Olive st Bible
school at 2:3O p. IN. owen Whiteman.
superintendent; international lessons.
Cherry St, Rev. b. Bertok pastor
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were other points before the meet
ing
Proof copies Of the new depart
mental reports of the city. from
Dec. 81, 1915, we're received and
gone over boy the various department
heads.
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION

First-Lafayette and Monroe sts.. W.
II. Freshley, pastor sunday school at
80 a. m. George j. Long, superintend-
emf
Combination service and sermon no
10 80. subject. "A Life That Casts a
shadow. y r A 8. 30 Emma NiuitE,
president subject. Good Prayermeet-
ings How Ca Have Them" T. a. Altner
leader. Evangelist services at 80 and
sermon hy tile pastor. Sermon y the
new presiding elder. Rev i. i Wise. on
"Wednesday night AS. Brotherhood
meets with Fred >chweitzer Friday night
iut1 Riverside Or.
Grace-IAncOin way W. an Brick av
Rev. Daniel ID. Spelrher. rinlster sun
day school at 80 a. ~. George W. be
vine. superintendent Morning worship
AMI sermon 1880 q. M.
subjects ''Chrlsts Entrance IDtS Jez1-
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THE PEOPLES OPEN FORUM
Meets az the First Baptist Church.

Cor. Main and Wayne SITS
Addres on The solution Of the Wage
Question" by Stoughton Cooley. editor
Of the Public a magazine devoted 20
the discussion Of single tax. direct legis-
latiOn. city administration and other So
cial science subjects. After the address
questions may be asked from the audi
ence. Music by the First Baptist choir
Quartet America. the Beautiful: trio.
The Wind I'm the Chimney" by Girls
void. sung by Mrs. Rode. Mrs. Duncan
and AIRS. Bryan.
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MISSIONS.
Mennonite Hope NissiOn-32o y. Olive

Mennonite Hope Mission-32o y. Olive
81.
Rescue MissIOn-436 Z. Lasalle av. Rev.
A. @. Schafer. superintendent. Luther
Lane manager. Work furnished free
for unemployed Meeting every evening
at 40.
Phone Bell, 1891. Services every even
ing AT Z 80 Sunday school 2:15. Ser
vices lin county jail Sunday at 80.
Men furnished for house cleaning, rug
beating etc.
City-115 +. Jefferson blvd Ray A.
Bird, superintendent Sunday school at
y. m. Meetings every night at Z 80.
Bible class az 4 O'Clock Teacher, Supt.
Ray A. Bird. Evening service ut Z 30
with old-fashioned song service. Special
music
Bible class subject: Price Of Power
Evening service with half hour Of songs.
Supt Ray A. Bird Will speak on
"Christ's Third Temptation" Services
every night at Z 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
The Big Season is on
Easter Sunday only a week away

The usual rush before Easter coming Why avoid the
anxiety Of last moment delivery. Start your shopping early
the week-eary in the day. We to please you-not to
dsappon delay your much desired garment for Easter We
have doubled working forces and are now working overtime
to clear away each days accumulated sales.
We you shop Monday the possible
The stocks collected he
material desire You had
CIR 90 GO - 80 cor 90 " ''' ~ GREAT SALE
on Monday all the
Beautiful Easter Silk Suits before offered designs patterns
$2975 and$3 $780, in
Silk dfeen-$150O "hhe ana Co0red
valuesat ovalues at Wash Fabrcs
~ 49, ~ 1900 Also don't fail o inspect
ashionsla in Coats popular,
$780, $780, $685. $500, $2975 $780, SILK SALE
Neck nl commenced on Sat
everything Underwear Hosiery, Oo09 d"
CorSeS-yOu n wonderful displays
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL
MISSION CHURCH.

Orchard SITS. Rev. o. X. MOberg. pastor.
Sunday school at 30 q. m. oscar Berg
stedt. superintendent. Morning WORSHIP
at 1915 a. III Y Il. meeting at 4 p. m.
Evening service at Z 80 p. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15

SHOE Liquid or Paste
Best and Most Durable-For Kid
or Canvas Shoes-1Oc at-Ccoulcy's
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15
Sunday at the Churches

Derintendent Preaching services N 10 30
a. "a and 40 p. To- sunday school 80
q. m, Miss Clara Stuart superintendent
Preaching 10 30 a. On. Class meeting at
p. m. Preaching again az Z .fJ p. m
River Park free Methodist Four
teenth and Vine SITS. f. s Jennings
pastor sunday school 10 a. M, L. +.
Wolfe. superinfendeut
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BAPTIST.

First-Main and Wayne SITS. Rev.
charles A. Decker. Preaching at 10 80 a.
m Evening service Z 80.
Morning topic: "A Question Of Identi-
ncatiou- Quartet. Rejoice Ye." by
Mount Onertorie. '+The Palms" Junior
Union at p. I'M. Miss Florence Jen-
nlngs. superintendent h. Y. T.. L. meet
IN at $40 Miss Dorothy Chard. leader.
me open Forum meeting az $50 with
address on "Ihe Solution Of the Wage
question Teachers training class on
Wednesday evening. supper at 6I5
study at 6;4J. Mid-wee meeting for
PRAYER and conference. ., eduesday az
40 p. M. A Good Friday service viii
DE held at 3 30 D. IN. The pastor will
speak. Communion viii be observed
Appropriate music viii be sung.
- Quiney-Quincy and Blaine av.. Rev.
T. j. Parsons. pastor sunday school
$50 n. IN. John W. Kendall superin-
leudent. Morning worship 10 30 b. Y.
+ 6,45. Evening service 7.3O.
Palm sunday service, 10 30 a. m Ser
mon theme a King by Divine Right"
Aoung Peoples meeting. 6.45 D m Lead
er, Miss Elnora Morris. Subject Good
PRAYER Meetings and How 40 Have Them
Always Evening service az 100.
Nhenring the Black Sheep" will be the
subject or the third sermon I'm the Prod
iEdl Son series Tuesday. D. m the
" omen Union Bible classes viii meet
Mrs- Parsons class will meet with Mrs
charles Sandmeier al Allen St Mr.
Parsons class win meet with Mrs II A.
reemau. 100 Woodward av and will
review the Book OF Hebrews Wednes-
day evening, the mid week service n 2
the church. Subject. THE Crucfhxion -
thursday evening the Brotherhood VIII
hoid gospel meeting at Healthuiu.
leaving on the o'clock car The Rfbla
school IS preparing special Easter prO-
gram % De given on Easter SUNDAY
evening to which the public is Invited
Mount Zion Baptist-ll3 y. BirdseU 81
heN. g g. 1uster. D. r.. pastor. Even
Ing service. Z 80. Prayer meeting Thurs.
day 5 =. m.
First Swedish-Cor. Laurel and Napier
SITS Service 1880 q. N. and 80 70. m
every other sunday. Rev. r. ". Jewell
will peach
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SOUTH BEND & MISHAWAKA
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

Meets every Monday at 10 a. m. at the
\. NJ c. A Resident and visiting min
listers always welcome President, 7. ].
Parsons; vice president. L. NJ. Edwards !:
secretary, W. II. Freshley. =,
Next Monday. Rev. James l.. Gardiner
HawthOrneS The Scarlet Letter"
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AFRICAN NJ. E.

Zion 4. VI E.-Rev. s. Samuels, pas
tor. Preaching 1O:4J a. IN. and 40 p. III.
Morning subject. Loose Him" Even
ing subject Know Christ" Sunday
school 12.3O Happy Hour club M Q
O'Clock. Christian Endeavor an Z. Charles
Weaver president. Meeting every niEht
this week. Palm Sunday viii be- OBJ
served and everybody attending the
morning service viii be given a stri1 OF
M A.u ~. InrIfl-I
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GOSPEL MISSION.

There Will be services held each even
ing at the Gospel Mission, 42S +. La
sale nv. Good speakers are provided
aud the public is cordially invited 10
intend
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens F0ot-Easo the antseptic powder
o. Boz shaken into the shoes and used .n
the fo0t-b1rl. 10 relieves rIll1.gin-. frost
bites. painful. swollen -martiuc feat and
instantly takes the sting ont of rnr-s aul
bunious It's the greatest comfort li--
cOvery 81 the age To is "A certain RELIEF
for sweating. callous and cold. Tired.
aching feet sold bv Druggists every -
where. %. Always use it o. B-Ha in
new shoes Trial package PRIZE ADJ
dress. Allen =. OlmsteC. 10 Roy ~ s..
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SALVATION ARMY.

sunday service Morning county JAIN,
80. Noon Sunday school, 80 Even
ings, gospel services :4J Capt. Ne
hemiah BrOOkes officer in charge.
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LOTUS EYE BALM-For Sore.
Weak. and Watery Eyes We Guar
antee II. 25c and soc AT Coonley's.
Advt.
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CHURCH OF GOD.

Services are held in Melville hall. 212
$ Lafayette st. Sunday school at 10
a.. M. Mrs Emma Railsback, superin-
tendent. Preaching service at Il a. IN.
and 80 D. IN
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15

MALT MURINE - The BEST
TONIC MADE for Ladies-25c. 5
bots. 81 at all Druggists and at
COonley's. Advt