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Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
A GREAT MELTING

At Millsboro the whole community
is stirred. Rev. T. C. Davis. OF the
First Baptist Church here. has been
conducting services in the M.E.Church.
Some of the most hardened sinners
have been saved. The meeting on Sun
day morning was unparalleled in the
history OF the church. The afternoon
Bible Readings by Rev. Davis have
been specially helpful in deepening
the Christian life. The meetings
close tonight and Pastor Davis will
be in his own pulpit at all the services
on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
CELEBRATES 78RD ANNIVERSARY

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d.
Ackerman, of East Second Street, So.
Milford, was the scene of a happy
gathering when a surprise party was
given in honor of her mother. Mrs. w.
Harrison Davis, on her seventy-third
birthday anniversary. Her children
and grandchildren and a number OF
friends aided in showing her a good
time. Mrs. Davis received nearly two
hundred post cards, also several very
beautiful presents. Those at the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harrison Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Powell, Miss Edith Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar d. Ackerman,
NJ. Davis. of Washington, Rev.
and Mrs. H. L. Bunstein, Mrs. George
Mrs. Anna Musgrove.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
OBITUARY
SHORT.

Dr. John W. Short, aged 67 years,
a brother of J Stanley Short, of Mil
ford, died suddenly in front of the
postofiice in Greenbackville, Va, near
which place he resided His death
took place on Saturday, February 20,
1916. He was buried at MillsbOro,
beside his first wife. who died several
years ago. He graduated from Della
ware College and then studied medi-
cine at the Jefferson Medical College,
in Philadelphia. He practiced his
profession for five years in Oklahoma.
from whence he went to Texas, but he
soon returned to Delaware, and settled
in Sussex County. He married at
Millsboro the daughter of Isaac
WoOten, who was once sheriff of
Sussex County. firing of the practice
of medicine, he went to Greenback
Vile, Va, where he bought the large
farm on which he resided at the time
of his death. He was married twice.
and his wives were sisters. the latter
survives him, with two sons and three
daughters. He was a Mason in good
standing. and he was buried by the
rites of that craft. He was well-knOwn
in lower Delaware, and it is said that
he and the late Rev. W. L. S. Murray
were warm friends, sharing each
others joys and happiness. They both
died on the same day and both died
suddenly without warning from heart
failure They were the same age, they
grew up together in the same vicinity,
attended the same school, and when
they became men DR.. Short practiced
medicine and DR.. Murray preached the
gospel in the same town.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
CONDENSED news ITEMS
Paragraphs OF a Local Nature
for Rapid Readers

Tickets on sale for the Milford Trio
Recital at Corner Drug Store.
observe St Patricb's Day by wear
ing a bit Of green and attending the
Milford Trio Recital
Tickets for Delaware College Or
chostra entertainment can be secured
at the Corner Drug Store.
Don't forget Milford Trio recital in
Armory Hall on March 17th Tickets
will be on sale at The Corner Drug
Store.
Keep March 18th fresh In your mind
Secure your ticket lor Milford Trio
Recital It's Friday night. Take the
kiddies.
Until March 18th. 1916, the Mil
ford Chronicle will give a safety razor
outfit free to each new subscriber Of
this paper.
The Faithful Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Frank
G.ier on Thursday, March i6th, at the
usual hour.
The complete story Of Polly of the
Circus given in condensed form by
Miss Pleasanton at Armory Hall on
March 18th.
Have you bought your ticket yet for
the Delaware College Orchestra per-
torrance next Tuesday evening? If
not, why not?
Delaware College Orchestra will be
in Armory Hall on Tuesday evening,
March 14th Secure tickets early for
this fine program.
The special feature of the Milford
Trio recital will be the Jewel Song
from the opera Faust, sung by Miss
Windsor, in costume.
The ladies of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church are making big effort to
give a splendid supper March 23rd,
for the benefit of the church.
The money realized from the sale of
tickets for the Delaware College Or
chestra performance will be devoted
to sending worthy girls through col
lege. You can assist.
The publishers of the Milford Chron
icle have secured a limited number of
Safety Razors which they will give
free to new subscribers.
See the offer on another page.
At a Box and Shadow Social held at
Benefits Gate Schoolhouse on Satur |
day evening, March 4th. S4OO3 was |
clear of all expenses. 1t pays |
20 advertise in the Milford Chronicle. !
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' |
Aid Society of MillwoOd will be held |
n the Hall on Saturday evening. !
March 18th If stormy will be post
1oned until the following Saturday
evening.
The Parent-Teacher meeting will be
leld Wednesday, March 18th, at the
High School at s O'Clock. DR.. Poet
chke will address the meeting on
Sanitation and Pure Food" A full
.ouse is requested.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Avenue Methodist Epis-
opal Church will hold a Tea" at the
'hapel on Wednesday afternoon, Mar.
5th from three to five o'clock. An
program will be given. in
luding a short debate. The tea to be
sed on this occasion is direct from
'hina, brought over by a returned
Missionary. A cordial invitation is ex-
ended to all. Silver offering.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
KILLED FINE OTTER

While out cunning last Monday,
Clinton ]. Lofand. son Of John LOT
land, near Milton, shot and killed a
large otter The animal weighed 25
pounds and measured feet in length.
It is rare indeed that these animals
are caught in this section of the coun-
try, and the hides command a fancy
price. 1t was killed along Prime Hook
Creek. This is the first otter reported
captured or killed in this section in
three years.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
BABY SAVING WEEK IN MILFORD

The people generally are cordially
invited to attend a meeting to be held
in the New Century Club rooms, in
Milford, next Monday evening. March
18th, which has been arranged by the
ladies of the New Century Club to
celebrate Baby Saving Week" in Mil
ford. An instructive program has
been arranged. and the invitation to
be present is general to all people
who are or may become interested in
the movement.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
KENNEY DOUBTFUL OF RESULTS

According to a story appearing in
a Wilmington paper which was written
by a staff correspondent from Dover,
ex-United States Senator Richard r..
Kenney is quoted with a statement to
the effect that he does not think there
is much in sight at present to encour-
age anyone to become a candidate on
the Democratic State ticket in Della
ware. If there is no change in the
vote of New Castle county he could
not see much encouragement for any
one to get on.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
MILFORD TRIO At ARHORY HALL

The Milford Trio will present the
following program in Armory Hall,
Friday evening. March 18th. These
young ladies have been doing some
strenuous practicing. and this recital
promises to be rare treat to all lovers
of music in Milford
Springs Awakening G b. Hawley
Miss Windsor
ImprOmptu in c Minor, Hugo Reinhold
Miss Holzmueller
Hifodiade Jules Massenet
Miss Windsor
Polly of the Circus Miss Pleasanton
Polish Dance X. Scharwenka
Miss Holzmueller
Come Sing to Me Thompson
Miss Windsor
Don't Be What Yo' Aint Royle
Miss PleasantOn
Valse (Posthumous) Chopin
Miss HOlzmueller
Jewel Song from Opera Faust, GounOd
Miss Windsor
Milford should congratulate her
self on having such talent here in her
midst. Throughout the past winter
these young ladies' have untiringly
given their time and talent to the
variOns organizations in town: the
New Century Club. Caulk Club and
most of the churches. hence it is fitting
and proper that we show our appre
citation by being present Friday even
ing. The program is so arranged that
The oldest and youngest will be pleased
and it is really worth while.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
A CANDIDATE FOR CORONER

A. ]. Ross, of North Milford, is a
candidate for Coroner of Kent County
at the primaries of the Democratic
Party. Mr.. Ross is well-known in the
county and also in other parts Of the
State, as he has been for many years
a prominent member of the Order Of
Red Men.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
REAL ESTATE SALES

The dwelling house at the corner Of
Fourth and East Streets. North Mil
ford, was sold last Saturday to close
the estate Of the late Jehu Davis, and
it was bought by one of the heirs,
Charles Davis. for sS5000. Mr.. Davis
will not occupy the property himself,
but will continue to rent it. The house
cost nearly double the amount it
brought to build.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10

I Il. L. Cowgirl VIII Talk on Insurance
/ TCmOrrCW, March II.
The members of Milford Grange as
well as those who are not members Of
the Grange. viii be interested in the
session on Saturday, March II. Those
who aie insured as well as those who
are without fire insurance in the State
Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany. should attend this meeting at
2.50 p. m, TO hear an address by the
Secretary Of the Company, Mr.. X. L.
Cowgirl. IL should interest all mem
bers OF the Grange, for IRE is no
respector OF persons, and may visit
you any day OF hour and all should
be prepared in case Of any loss.
Or. Wagnor's Address on March is.
Dr. Charles A. Wagner, the State
Commissioner of Education, will ad-
dress Milford Grange on Saturday,
March is, which meeting is to be open
to the public as well as to Grangers,
and his subject will be Parent
Teacher Associations" All grangers
especially are requested to keep this
meeting in mind, and to bring all the
people they can get in touch with to
hear DR.. Wagner on this important
subject to all farmers and all people
as well. Remember the date of this
meeting, and see the Milford Chron-
icle Of next week, for fuller particu-
lars. The more people who come, the
greater will be the good wrought by
instilling the thoughts of how we can
help each other in getting better re-
suits from our lives, and without cost.
See next weeks paper and go to the
meeting.
Farming and Methods Discussed Last
Week.
The weather on March 4th was such
that many remained at home, and they
certainly chose the wiser part, for
the weather was unfit for any to be
out who could remain indoors. The
few who braved the snow and storm
enjoyed a lively meeting, the topic
being discussed and these questions
talked over: Drainage, Narrowing of
Land, Spreading Manure; Use of Ma
nuTe instead of Cover Crops and Fer
Saving Liquid Manure Mr.
Skewis mentioned in current events
that Milford Creamery had made
4 4,246 pounds of butter in February,
the largest amount of any creamery
south of Wilmington.
The attendance contest is closed.
with the following results. viz: Cap
tain Barker, 460 points; Captain ROosa
i94 points. The lOosing side announ-
ses the following committee to enter
ain the winners: Literary. Miss Hous-
on, Willis Hammond, Mrs. Waters.
Miss II. Barker; Refreshments, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Lank, J. II. ROOsa and A.
=. Howe.
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10
Mr.. COWGILL TO ADDRESS
THE GRANGE TOMORROW

DR.. Charles A. Wagner VIII Speak on
FaTcnt-Ioacher Associations in
Grange Hall Saturday, March IS
Milford chronicle., 1916-03-10

Il. L. Cowgirl WIN Talk on Insurance
TCmOrrCW, March IL.
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WILL SEND SPECIMENS
OF LAVA TO AlG FAIR

Lava from HUalalai will be enc u
the exhibits sent 10 the San Diego ex
nesitien BIZ the Hawaii Pramatiap
Committee, A number of sAeiinl ems
will be forwarded to the southern Cali
feFnia city an the LArliRe next Tues
tiaF. Included in the INST Of exhibits
which the committee will have at the
exposition will be kiasks, relief maps
Benine's matiaR pictures Of Hawaiian
scenes, sterioptiean slides, madel hun
galeW seheal house and lava taken
tFam the Hawaii building IN San FFaa
cisco.
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PAssEhGERs EFFECTED

Per Mats0n str, Wilhelmina, due
from San Francisco TUESDAY morning,
April IL: Mt, Brown, E n. Paine, p.
w. Van FalkeRhuTg, Mr.. Marshall.
Max levin, Miss Edna Lloyd, Mrs. @.
j. Owen Miss 4, Partridge MIS-. " e.
Bell, Burr Kembie, 0 A. Steven,
r. w. sDaIding, Mrs. II G Purcell.
Mrs. J. w. Stephenson, Mrs. James
w. Longstreet, Mrs. @. 5. a. Ander-
son, w. H. Farmer, Mrs. BodeTo and
daughter, Mrs. Charles B. Alcott, Miss
r. FebF, John s. Baker, r Junker-
man, Mrs, John Ely, Miss Julkerman,
Mrs. s. f. HaseTot, Mrs. r. p
GTeayes, H. s. Downs, Mr.. Trulock
Mrs. TobleT, Mrs. A. G. BedmaR, ".
r. Bray, Master Arthur Reade, Mr.
GiFtel, Bernhard Levin, ]. Roseli-
stein, C. y. Owen, Miss =. p. Jones,
w. r. Bell. N. BFasch, Carlton Bar
Fett, A. McDaffie, II, g RuTceH,
Miss Phoebe Parker, Miss ,. = Nor
FisOh, Miss +, Craze, ". Latham,
Mrs. 8. 4. RDbipsen, Mrs, Geche, Miss
Aiams Mrs. n + sogle, Mrs John
3. BRksE, Mis- ~, Ngg p JGnker-
nan, 8, ,. Haserok d. GFeayes, p
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SEALED TENDERS,

Sealed tenders win be received BIZ
the Maui Loan Fund Commission al
Waiiuxu, Maui, T. H., up To 1890
e'Glack p m. Of FRIDAY, April q, 1915
for the construction af cast iron o.
spiral FiFeted pipe line, Waillkl-ka
hului Water Works, Maui, H.
Plans and specifications and blank
terms for the proposal are on file N
the office Of the Maui Loan Fund
Commission, Waiiuku, Maui, T, H.,
and In the office OF the SupeTinteRd.
ent Of Public Works, Capitol Building
Henslulu, f. II,
The Maui Loan Fund Commission
reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids.
MAUI LOAN FUND COM.
nv MISSION,
r. A. WADsW0RFH,
Secretary,
st30==MaF. IS, a5, 81, 80, 81, April |,
g, 5, 8, 10
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ecpBeH8ed fFogR PAGE lad.
METHODIST eaVReaEs
WflffaH heRTs Try, D. D., s1PeFtRz
teRdeAt " HaEatiaR MissioR- Once
az Frat Methodist church; residence,
s929 kameAaRaeha ayeA9e- -.
ENQLtSk& sPEAktNd.
Rev /. L. IoofboaFVS. EafAisteI'
cogaeF Of Victoria aRd BeEetala
streets SUNDAY services al II eeAoek
IN the ReFatRg AID F;3a O'clock y
The eyeRRg. .:-'-.
JAPANESE.
River Street Japanese Church Rev
&c. NakanaFa pastor, CoFReE StysI
stFeet aRd kHkai SuRaay school
HS:45 q H.; Paslie woFsAip At II .. %
and S > m-
South King Street japanese Church
Rev q. NetokaSa, pastor. CoraeI
South King street and Rahaho4 sun
day school. 9;4a .. m.s Paelte woF
ship at III q n and 5 p h ...
: KOREAN ....--..''..
First Methodist GhuTeh-Rey. H. J
SeAg, pastor Rev, III. 8, Hong, assist
ant pasteP. .F9Aehsowl street between
Hotel and BeretaAta. SUNDAY school
s;4S q. n. Public services at II q. N
and f:$0 2 m
kaaaRu Missiah-Rey, ii. 8 Hong
acting pastor PAaRai street NauaAt
Valley, Sunday school s;4s .. IA
Rablie Worship At IL ., "a, and f%3'
p N,
| FILIPINO. ...
Queen Street MissieA-Rey, @. G
RamiFes, pastor. Milelani and Queer
streets, SUNDAY seheel at II q, IA,
public weFsAiR Al 10 a. n, and tia
i D. IA,
The heuF for PRAYER meeting h tn
same IN all eases-WedAesday even
| iRE al ltS0. - - =
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sy AufHsHTs,
sEAlEa TENDERS,

Sealed Tenders viii he received ~
until II o n. Of Saturday, ARFil i5
1915, for Alterations and Additions tt
the Hile AFmaFY, Hila, Hawaii,
The superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any az VI
tenders,
Plans, specifications and hlanh
forms Of proposal are on file IN the
office of the superintendent Of Publif
WeFks, Capital Building, H9n9lulu
and In the office Of the Agent Of tbs
Department Of Public Works, fiile
Hawaii
CHARLES r, FOR BB6,
Superintendent Of Public Works:
Honolulu, March 81, 1916,
64a7-ift
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INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS
EUSF0DiAE's OFFICE, U. s, Guar.
sltins station, Honolulu, Hawaii,
March IS, 1915, Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until 1880
o'clock .. m, May 1, 1915, and then
opened, Tor removing the entire super
structure Of the present disinfeet.
ing wharf, including all equipment,
etc, at this station, and reconstruct
ing same on new foundations in ae
c0Tdanee with drawings Nos. sab
and SArlS and the specificatifR,
copies OF which may be obtained from
this office, or from the Supervising
Superintendent, Room 40S P0stoffics
and Courthouse, San Francisco, Cali
f0Tnia., +. y. TrotteF, Surgeon, Chief
QuaTaBtine Officer, Custodian.
64Ss-l3t
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FIRST CHUHCH OF CHRIST
SCIRNTIAF,

Odd Fellews' building King ana
FeFt streets, entrance Ola Fort street
SUNDAY II Q, IA, sunday seheel sl4h Q
M Wednesday evening meeting 81 =
e'eieek, Free reading feem, Pantheon
building. corner Hetel and Feft
streets, Feems / and 2, eRen daily fFem
10 q. n. ta ., NJ, except auaaays
and legal helidayA 4 eeFdial invita-
ton 10 attend eur services and visit
our reading Feem h exteAdsA to all
Lessen subject for sunday, Aprii Q,
Are Sin, Disease and Death Heals'
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Thomas, left here April 1 fer San
Francisco. ..
Logan, due fram Manila Menday noon.
sherman, leaves Manila ApFil "a for
HQnolulu,
sheridan, due ARFil "a fFem San Fran
cisco.
Dix, at Seattle.
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LN IMPROVED 0UlNINE
DOES NOT AFFECT fHE MEAD

heesnse q ta tonie end laxative eGsst
LAXATIVE BR9M9 aBIEIEE nh . fopad
hetter than ordinary eaiaise. Bees aet sasse
seriousness, nor ringing IN the bead, Ne.
nenheF, there is only enc sBfene oninine 2
The signature " =, W GlSss u a. cash isss,
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.eyeBiBg in is weekly business ses
stoA
Robert kala Of the kRigatS of ka-
aehameha Clah will address the
members On the subject Of a summer
seaHP AZ the Roathty BleetiRS On Tues
aaS evening.
The Service elsb Of ths \. NJ. G. \.
wilt keld its weekly meeting this even
mg IN The directors Teom Al army
and Rayy RemaeEs ct The association
are invited ~ the meeting.
Clair Tait the popular diving IN
ssFaetoE Of the ~ has been . busy
nan these DAYS teaching the ya9As
idea how 10 hit The water without
splashiRg. Many Of the divers sle be,
eemtRg experts IN the ara. Eah has
alEeady secured . large class aRoaS
the members.
Many Of The leadiRg. swimmers Of
the "Y't will take par ~ ne lateTna-
tieAAl PeRtathA0A this meath, wAen
HaRolaIu will compete against the
other associations Of The world the
eyeAts sehedaSd are the 9e-{aFd race
ON the back. the q AID 22a yard
swims, the lifsssEing race, and the
full dress event:
Members Of the Ei Glebe Club Of
the intermediate department. will meet
i on FhaEsdaS evening April H. At
that tine the mSmbers vii take UP
the question Of parks and play grounds.
| Wipiatn SeErao vii talk On Does Ho-
noIulu Need a Rel Park" and J. Ro-
driaues will discus the location Of q
| para fer Honolulu
Washington IN var and Washington
in peace will be dbeussed BY the mem
beTs of the Washington Club at their
menthly meeting aext Tuesday even
ing, Tewe FeuRgwin talk on Wash:
| ingieA in Var" FIN Luke hos chosen
as his subject Washington and the
Ctr of Washingta," and Wong Put
will speak On Washington and His
Ideals"
Hen Hosea, Win has entertained
with the steel guiaF on a number Of
occasions, will tall On swimming at
the meeting of the Knights Of Kane
hameha an Fuesdal evening. He has
chosen as his s4ieet How Duke
Wins His Races iRasmueh as Duke
| is appearing asaint the leading nat
ataFs on the msiAlnd at the present
| time. Hesea's ssbjet shanld be OF in
teFest to levers Of .auatie speFts,
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NAILS ii Is.

v
Mails ara due fsem the following
points As follows;
San ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Tuesday
f;3e q N
China and Japan-Anyo MaF1, April
Ia -. =. Till. r..
MaRila-Logan, Monday noon.
Australia Ventura, TUESDAY, f:30
..
Vaneohyer-M akufa, April -,
Mail will DEPART fer the teilewiRg
peints a. folloys;
San FFaRcisce-yent4Ea, . p N,
Tuesday. H.. ~.
JapaA, China and PhilipPines-ShsFi
dan, April IL. g.
Australia Sierra, ApEil n. j..
Vancouver Niagara. April a.
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AEyENfN DAT ADVENTIST
fAphfM

I--I'".- ut klhAu street
Service. Sabbath scheol, sabbath
taatuFaayl 10 a, N, Preaching, II
e'eleek, Prayer meettAE "Wednesday
evening, 7!a0, Alse preaching SUNDAY
AigAt at 1850, A eerdial welcome 70
alt -r:
A eerdial invitation h extended to
the public,
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NOTICE,
HoHoLULu RAPID TsAHsIT q
LAND COMPANY,

Beginning Saturday, April lst -
account Of the bad e0n1ftiop = fhr
roads, the motor-bNg seFyfce bet|@1I
the Wsislae terminus - Eerf |
win be diseOntinpe1 Dpfl tiir'||
tice,
HONOLULU RAPlD I1|
LAND C0MF|./
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PosfoFFIeE TIME.
TABLE For MONTHS

Fellswina u the nessoffIes time
table fer the remainder 81 AeFil; II n
subieet te change II sudden arrange:
merits are maae fer uHsxHeetea mail
seFNiee.
uhlTEe STATES MAIL STEAMERS
STEAMERS te sffiFe fFsH-
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RR0RGANIIED CHURCH OF JEsui
cHAIeT or LATTER DAY

Located sa kiAg street AsaF Them
az Square.
Services will be held on Sundays 81
yI4h Z, M svHaay bpHpuE
u ., M preaching. Hawaiian sefy,
iee,
9 p, M zieas Relisie Literary Co.
eIety's meeting,
2iso D, M preaching, EAFliah ssFv-
Walters are Invited to attend any
OF the services heid In Ais church
and . weleeme viii be extended to
those who come,
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KIWAIAHiO CHURCH

Nv, y, ~, FafhHf, pa6L0f,
Corner King and PHRehbewl streets
sunday services II ., m, and 1880
.. u. sunday sah0U, 10 q, N, Prayer
meeting Wednesday ct 1880 p. N,
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Of every month, alp evening seFFies
at 1850 D, m. -. - -. i
Sunday school Sunday at
10 a. m. -.
THE 6esEL HALL
w. e, Pietseh, eFngelist, lao Refe,
taHia street, near Fat.
Sunday school, g:9 p. m, Cecil Mar
tin, superintendent. =
sunday evening, April Q, 7:45
e'eieek, gospel address, by w. y
Pietsch, -. '.@.:.. = :.
Tuesday, April 4,fi45, eFangelistie
address. :s
Thursday, April 6,Fi45, enmmene,
ing on this night. Q sriss of addresses
from the chart hFFemEteFnity 10 EteF
Hity will be given e,eh Thursday b.
Mr., Rietseh.
In order TO en0pFate with local
churches, meetings sill not be held
Wednesday and FfiRy nights, but
will be open instead 5n Tuesday and
Thursday nights,
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Under normal conditions one=haIf %
the population Of France is engaged
in farming.
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KAUMAKAPILI GHHKeH (COsGRE
GAT10NlIl

Rev H. X, Poep6e, pastor Rev, 8.
s. kamaiopili, assistant pastor,
Corner King street and Asylum road
10 q, m,-SaHday school, InteFHa-
ttonai Sunday School Lessons, both
English and Hawaiian,
$50 D. Christian EndeaF0f,
Service Wednesday at 1880 D. N.
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SALVATION Army

bAAVAltuN AMI
Regular meetings are held In thu
salvation Army hall ct 10 N, Hete
street near RguaBu, a. fellows Tues,
dsy, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
nights 81 8 O'clock,
sunday ssh6al at 10 Q. m,
Young Peoples meeting ct sliE
D. ~,
Other Sunday schools are held "a
f9iieWs; At 10 q, IA, at 1910 Liliha
street lkeFeaas seFpsli SIG Vineyard
street ispaHish eofPsl; i.30 p, M,
- School street, near Liiiha street,
corner room english earps1i SIP. m,
kHkui street near Liliha Japanese
eeFPsl.
a cordial Invitation to any or ID
these meetings is extended by
ADJF, ZIMMERMAN.