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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
AD RATES AND IN
FORMATION.

ADVERTISING RATEs-The rate tor
s,nrls insertion OF Want Ads In the
Evcrinr Times Is Ia OF cent per
word each insertion. tMinimum nc
cepted lbc) .,,o,s I'm
en- .r,we. VIII be inserted In The B'I
sunday Ollohoman Free OF thhttr'
I,omple Is words, 3 DAYS In the l'in,'HH,
IN cents six DAYS I'm the Times 'ono
The Big Sunday Oklahoman cu1ss,ioral
cents The charge for oach hua''E w
word for the six DAYS Is Instead
ample. II words cost 81 CENTS
.r F." ABS will ho run iwSSn,g-so,N Wy so,
times when A renewal order WI" w
licitcd
CHARGE WANT ADS win not hc tmn
longer than six davs without tfngs"
al order All charge Want Nn7 "r mg'
and payahle the snmc day iltS' 'uSv,
iIon Of ad appears can out -oi to"'
Want Ads arc positively cash III "'-
vance
CLOSING HOURS want Ads to h' ,r,,,o n,mp
erlv classified must he In the H'y
office hy II o'clock a NJ. daE w
mo appear. Branch oit'c" ~ il
falrs drug store .o' We, ,,osns Al &
open daily st s a. m. ana ',"Srs anon
n m, excepting Saturday " ~ Wy, ~
thnt evening for the convenience -
Want A patrons until.6 30 y IN
BLIND ADS No answer TO Blind Ro1
will be given unless ticket Is presenter
~ time Of request. always save uct',
showing KEY number when placing bnhl
ads Answers to out -ot-town hllnu
Ads Will be forwarded without extra
charge
TELEPHONE WANT ADS Arc chatf"'
rt the same rate "a cash ads ma cor
lection will be made at your home or
office the same day first Insertion ol
Hd appears this is an accommodAt' 'n'
service and puymcnis should always Ne
made promptly when tho bill IL r,r
scented Always ask that your l't"
phone ad hn repeated hnck TO YOU wv
The tclephhne nd tnkcr to max" sur
that II has been correctly taken. w
Evening Times cannot assume rrSpu,
sihlitv FOR errors of any klnd "''"'
ing IN telephone advertisements.
ADVERTISERS should retain rcceip
given hv the Times to patrons makinl
payments over the office counter, as ~
mistakes can be rcctificd without them
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POULTRY AND PETS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times


FEED BONE MEAL to Your Chlchrhs'
makes them healthy, makes them lay.
For sale W II Butcher tlO W Srton'l
POULTRY fence. chicken houses, brood
crs roofing. posts and lumber. "-o
-Nnlker WaETlda
WHITE WYANpOTTE eggs from free
range stock. BE- each. Mrs CRpprr' Il.
2 Phone jW %.
FRESH EGGS laid daily, suitable FOR
setting. 40 cents dozen. Phone Wal
73f6.Js
WILL take pigeons or rabbits In cN-
Itnnrc ,,r snh.rriuiions for any mag
o,irrs f. q RoS Io7
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o FURNISHED bedrooms for gentlemen
Fl' RNlSHEp bedroom. also garage. Wal
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FOR SALE Hatching eggs, famous
Corning strain G. " Lcghorns. $50
setting s. per 100. selected pure hr"d
,oclcrels g. g. B CLARK, 3ul y. 9TH 81
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UNFURNISHFD HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT,

NICE four room hrlyk apartment closr
I'm. nno location, adults 400 4 I'm
Wal 90
TWO unnuuishod rooms. second floor io
men ar women DmploNod. llo' YALE
Wal hlGl
ron REST N.iuuw housr ef Nr'' ln'h
SiH so per month WAT lln. W
NICE N.toum modern. furnace. large
riuuud. north near Roll" Isle ,1r, 50
"np Security s. ~ Brown Wal i'I'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Cheap. new corset spring
suit silk dress linen dresses. white
skirt waists wal f210
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.
In An.Mrrinx Ahs rlrnsr Mrnilnn Ilmtr

mnchroom or both IN connection II
not too hig n proposition Prefer live
oil town, anywhere I'm the state. Don't
answer unless YOUR business viii stand
Investigation, nSud please give fun de
tails when answering +. |. Times.
$1,000 CASH, 81 500 terms buys cafe.
In best town In state; $4,000 soda foun-
tain listed. $1,000 modern cases, candy.
cigar. 10 tables, t. stools. etc, splcn-
did opportunity for right parties. Rk,
Times
FOR RENT Blacksmith shop iu MiuDo
Okla. write or call Scion stevens
l'uinu Oldt
FOR SALEt Hotel building Of - rooms
take good ear ou deal. price Sl2un
Write koouoe \ Scott. Mc"kcr. uklH
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.r r" ABS will ho run twCn,S-SoN I'VE NY so,
times when renewal order WI"
lgItab
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FOR SALE li0-cgg incubator, with gaH
and oil burner no junk good ore
Postoffcc shoe Shop, il5 North Robin
son Mamie ISL
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FOW EINT Iursr south room ladies W.
gentlemen employed '2l u l0ih Wal
utHI
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REFRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
s---s-H-=. aHal.-a-e.-----a "~"-'-1--N
FOR SALE An s-ioot, Spumr sod i,
fountain hack hnr. tables. l6 chairs,
perfect condition; n'l for $3.50 cash, star
Pharmacy 9th and Broadway
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ONE nicely furnished front slccpr
lunmL- M--L Nnnl hIh M,el llh
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
T., ,,.,.,I,v Ads Pleas. Mention Times.

NANTED. 500 Victor or Columbia rec
ords We nay spot cash Nccord tN-
change. NSrth Harvey
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING.
Iu Answering Ads Please Mention ilmrs

CARPENTER AND Rl'npER Sow oud
repair work promptly attended To Call
~ lh Harrison avenue nr VI 1929.
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ln LOAN un tysidvurc property $500
urlNtir money. men drhN Will consider
rnud OUTLYING property or capitol llill.
lihrrl 'vtw.. see me ~ once + n
null ni state Exchange bank
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
USED CARS


1917 Studchnket 6. been used very little,
IN perfect condition. bargain at falh
t-pnSsrngcr Chalmers. perfect cohdl-
tion 5000
b.passcngcr Buick. self.startcr, bar
gain
These cars are nil IN perfcc, condition
and We viii he glad 60 demonstrate them.
n J WALKER,
sos n broadway, w iia
REAI. nutomobilc for sale eStraordl-
nnrlly cNcnp for cash cheaper than
second hand for,ia b.pnsscnrer Nudc.
baker. fore door, electric lights good
upholstering. extra good running order
four good tires aud inner tubes, good
paint. black sec mo IN person ~ hotel
morning OF evening, from 9 tn " n m,
aud . to II y m, phonlng unsatistnc-
tory oscar Welt N9ll Hotel
MANTEn- Purchase second d-hand auto.
mnhn. must hc In good condition part
cash and pRrt oil stock. in good company
eni Weaver nldg Phone Wal NNl
/ FuN SALE-One Ford roadster IN pet
feet condition u Wcs, bth Walnut
| 'NlN
FuR SAIE-pnc touring ear In cNccl-
| lent condition. electro lights aud start .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-03-02
LOST AND FOUND.


REV ARD white pit huh dog marked
with brown. weight 10 pounds name
"Truut" Phone W SIS
LOST Platinum brooch. with diamond
iu. center. for generous reward call
Wal $500 hctWccu a. m aud y. m
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PAPERHANGING AND REPAIRING
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time,

ROOTS papercd. s. aud un wu hiring
samples, also pOlulus E01.N phou"
Wnl tGi3
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE.
n Answering Nhs. rlcnnr Mrnlion 1Imrs

WE buy. sell and exchange all kinds OF
useful books. y. Goldberg Co. N.
tInrvcv
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SITUATIONS WANItD-MALE.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Iime.

WANTED. Position u dur %. uu.rr
store: not ofrnid uf work. rpu 'uma
NJ once. " Is st. .lG " Nhn SI
Norman, OKLA
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CATTLE AND STOCK.
In Answering Ads. Please N.n,,on Time.

WANTED Young caves under two
months old Of any breed ~ ses W
Thompson, SOD L 9TH Walnut 1855.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Timr-

HOTELS sold the cadillac for
S9ioO; Antlcrs for $3.50, Bcrlin 81 400.
this city, Stlllwcll Hittshurg Kan, fl5,.
GOO. Early, Chickasha, $4,000, and stu
have more buyers II YOU wish TO sell
Kitchens Hotel Exchange. Campbell
bldg Maple 22li.
4 COMPLETE job print shop Tor sale
or trade call 7}6 /, 6th Wal 5i32
COERECT PRINTING Tnnd II Jones,
2gl " md price low; service prompt
Phone Wal 'noi
SPLENDID Erorory with large cash
trudc. excellent opportunity for pur
chase TO take over large business in
city Blackncy Inv Co. loo'g \. Broad.
way
THRIVING rulc grocery aud market,
wen located. for sal. at big discount
on account NJ other business Will take
. hnlf padr If q. Is step into a good IT.
tie cIty business for small amount Al
dress NoN l,'. or phone Maple l2lN
nOTEI. 81 oon cash bu,s one In okla
I homl Cl', clearing 5000 ANNUALLY
f XII hens liu',, EN huugc, Campbell
Bldg
FOR SALE or TRADE -ClcauFmoyluc
stock ~ wallpaper and paint. ne"
business for lady or gentleman wal
$3.50 or 1878
/ GOOD PAYING fruit stand ana fountain
/ FOR sale at bargain. an account Of oih
/ cr husW"ss, b. I'm good location b-iN
/ care Times.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED Several first class mon who
have had experience iu handling maps.
something new, rapid seller. territory
state oklahoma commission proposition.
Address R-275. care Times
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KODAKS. FILMS AND FINISHING
a.. MNV A

YOtR KODAK FILMS developed. Zoe n
full prints WI tn 2HN's. De-, larger
sitva in proportion. quick service west
IAN Drug store. Oklahoma city
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FOR TRADE
SMALL FARMS

have some small tracts of land on
the interurhan st stop II. near ethauy
aud Putnam city, about % minutes ril"
from Terminal station. within 300 yards
of graded and high school. and less than
that distHnsc from two stores. best quhl-
ity of soil In the county for small fruits
and vegetables; viii sell you from thre"
to ten acres; build YOU any Kind OF ~
house YOU want. accept cash payment nf
one fourth. and give terms on balance:
have ono new nvc-room house ready for
occupancy; buy ono Of these small farms
and raise your living
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

NEW and used lumber. oak and pine
flooring, siding and ceiling. cheap $50
s Walker Wal 1879
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NANTETSS~J -Four or five Young ladies to
Join our personal class In stcnogrtph
or bookkeeping Terms reasonable
Easy monthly payments md good po.
rltlon for every graduate, II you intend
90 take q business course, here is am op-
portuuity which YOU should int"slEhic.
'tll at our office uuy time. Prof J T.
Bates e00-l0 Weaver BLDG Cor Main
Ind Harvey Phone Maple 22S
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Statesmen WANTED.


WANTED Salesman tp sell lots IN town.
sites along new railroad now being
built through northwest oklahoma easy
sellers and liberal commissions write US.
buffalo N W Sabs Go, lAtfalo, nklR.
IL YOU can sell ADVERTISING space, stead,
road position. See Kitchens llutcl EN-
,hangc, sos Campbell bldR
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DRFSSMAKING AND MILLINERY.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Iimrs.

COMPETENT uEEssNNEru ru,rau-
toed satisfaction 3lo W aN Wal
tbaS
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LADIES mako 81 to Sl2 weekly doing
uccdlcwork Uniting. etc, a. home, Ap-
ply III East 3rd. between . aud q.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

FOR SALE-A second hand freight ele-
Nator; 1900 pound capacity. Millcr-
Jackson Co, Is East California.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-10-18

here from Iowa. He was i'll in the
winter of 1916 and has been confined
to his bed since February Of that
year. All the possible means were
taken to restore him TO health, but
medical skill seemed 10 fail, and he
has been gradually sinking for some
months. The funeral services were
held Saturday morning at the Luth-
eran church, the Rev. B. A. Benson
preaching the sermon, after which the
body was taken to Bushnell and at
tended by the family, wen 10 Ester
Vile, Iowa, where the interment took
place.
Brownell jacobson was born in Nor
way, October %, 1864. Came TO this
country with his parents at the age OF
six years and settled in Illinois. There
he grew to manhood and married Lena
Christopher. Sept. 9, 1855. They lived
for q time IN Iowa and six years ago
moved here. Seven children were
born, all Of whom are living and ar
Mrs. I'd, Andrews, Cedar Falls, Iowa,
Mrs. Alfred Myhre, Esterville, and
in this city Mrs. Harry Luckin-
bill Julius, Myrtle, Bennett and Ern-
est lived at home, One sister and d
brother also survive Mr.. jacobson.
The brother. c. y. Jacobson, OF Web
ster, was present at the funeral.
The Register and the many friends
of the family extend their deepest
sympathy in this hour when sorrow
has entered the home.
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to Jesus Christ. We have no other
objective would hold the service
for no other purpose. Please remem.
Der the song service. The hymns are
selected from the church hymnal
They are not the catchy songs but
songs that suggest reverence and wor.
ship. A cordial invitation to all who
may care to worship with us.
The Ladies' Mission Circle of the
Baptist church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. A. T. Grove on Seventh ay-
enue, Mrs. M. G. Carlisle assisting
Thursday afternoon, Oct. 25th, at 300
o'clock. A large attendance is re-
quested. A good program has been
prepared after which light refresh.
ments will be served.
st. Thomas Guild will meet with
Mrs. Maher and Mrs. Garvis at the
home of Mrs. Maher. Thursday, Oct.
25th.
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RED CROSS NOTES

a story is being industriously circu-
lated throughout the United States,
and | understand, in this very com
munity, to the effect that articles
knitted for the Red Cross are being
sold either TO the public in shops or
direct to the soldiers. We are asked
to issue a notice at once denying this
as vigorously as we know how. Should
1t t%ranspire that an actual instance
of the above character occurred where
in an individual sold articles, after
their having been turned in to the Red
Cross, such action would be clearly
in violation of the fundamental law
of the Red Cross and we would take
vigorous steps to prosecute the Offend
er. Anyone hearing such a story will
be of great assistance by helping us
to run it to its source.
The above is in substance a tele-
gram sent to Mr.. A. r. Rogers, divi-
sion manager, by H. d. Gibson, gen.
eral manager. We are also asked to
quote the law on the matter Of so
Letting and collecting Red Cross
funds: Chapters must take excep-
tional care that all soliciting and col
lecting Of funds in the name OF the
American Red Cross is done by au-
thorized persons. All persons solicit
ing or collecting funds for the Amer
lean Red Cross, must have a certih-
cate of authority signed by an officer
of the chapter or branch having juris-
diction where the funds are solicited.
All funds collected must be accounted
for, and must always be turned In to
the local chapter or branch where col
lected, unless directed to account else.
where is given to the proper Ameri.
can Red Cross authority"
It is unlawful for any person, cor
poration, or association other than the
American National Red Cross to make
use of the Greek Red Cross on a white
background, or any imitation thereof
or the words RED Cross" for any
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b~rsiness or charitable purpose. The
statute prohibits the making or use OF
any articles having on them the EN-
blem of the A. r. c.
Regarding the policy to be followed
with reference to profit sharing "bene-
stsr attention is directed to the fol
lowing general rules issued by Ma
tional headquarters:
First-No offers should be accepted
concentrating a division of profits be-
.Itoaen the promoters and the Red
cross. This rule applies to the man
ufactdI, and sale of merchandise or
a~r;icl.- ot any kind as well as to en-
tertaIrme1ts.
Second No one should be permitted
ia promote or advertise an entertain
nent or Ike function as a Red Cross
entertainment or benefit unless 1t is
certain mat the management or con-
tra, l. .ntirely in the hands of the
chapt'r
Third If. after due investigation
those Offering to conduct entertain
mcnts fox the benefit of the Red Cross
are found TO be entirely reliable and
acting in good faith, they may be per
mltted TO make announcement IN the
pIess or otherwise Of their intention
10 donate the proceeds Of the enter
taium.lt to the Red Cross, but the en-
trrta!. .ent should not be advertised
a. a Red Cross benefit or Red Cross
enter. nment, nor should any word
ing b. used in the announcements
that would lead the public 10 believe
thar il IS being given under the aus
p.cc- % the Red Cross or that the Red
Gross Is in any way connected with
or r. ronsible for its management.
Folth-In no instance should the
u Of the Red Cross emblem in an
nounc ag or advertising an entertain.
ment 6r authorized except in the case
of such entertainments as are actu.
ally i|.anaged and controlled by the
Red cross chapter or branch.
All those interested in the work
,-ut IN by one chapter will be happy
to know that our last shipment ar
rived at its destination in due time
and upon inspection was pronounced
high grade work.
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is doing fine. The attendance and
collection last Sabbath were both
splendid. Only two more Sabbaths.
If the same spirit is maintained that
piano debt will be paid. A week ago
50, last Sabbath SIS. Let's double
again and the goal will almost be In
sight next Sabbath. Preaching next
Sabbath at 1890 a. M. and 1880 p. m.
Sabbath school at HAS a. m, Juniors
at 3 p. m, Young Peoples meeting
at $50 p. m. The morning sermon
will be a study on How to DO Per
sonal Work" with "A view to our being
prepared for the evangelistic meetings
which are to begin next month.
First Presbyterian Church-Next
Sabbath morning the theme of the
sermon will be, Things Worth
While" This will be a sacramento
meditation. At this service there will
be reception of members. A very cor
dial invitation is given to all the men,
bers and friends of the church and
congregation to be at this service As
it is a service for us all. In the even
ing there will be the usual popular
service of song with special music un-
der the direction of Professor Hedge.
You cannot well afford to miss this
evening hour. There will be a short
sermon on, THE Counted and the No
accounts" Remember this service
needs you. 1t is designed to be help
full and inspiring. We would lead you
to believe in and surrender your life
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-10-18
AUTOS IN A

Already this year $500 automo-
biles have been licensed in the state
of South Dakota, the entire total ior
last year being a little over Al 200.
The auto department expects this 25,-
900 increase in autos to be still fur
Their augmented so as to reach at least
10000 and thus be an increase of 80
600 cars over last years figure, which
is equivalent to almost twice as many
cars as were licensed last year.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-10-18
FROM n. n. REEVES

The following extracts from a let
ter by Bert" Reeves to Dr.. A. ".
Hyde, will have some general inter
est to Bookings people and especial
ly the ones who were here in the
sos:
The Bookings Register OF Sept.
q, 1917, just received. II gives quite
a good write up of The Bank of Brook.
ings. The bank has made a remark.
able growth in the past few years.
can appreciate this growth more per
haps from a knowledge Of the work
required to handle even a moderate
business than one with little banking
experience.
Il well remember the little white
building that ! started in Sept. /, 1881,
at that time Mr.. Morehouse was do,
ing the work now requiring nine TO
twelve persons. From 1851 to about
January /, 1857. he and I handled the
business. Since 1881 the method Of
bookkeeping has been changed at
least twice and ! presume consider
able more change since 1908. | pre-
sumo with the improved methods. the
typewriter and adding machine one
person will do more work and easier
than two could in 1881.
During all these years the county
has made a wonderful growth fnan-
cially. The prevailing rate Of inter
est in 1881 was IS to % per cent, an
average loan $50 to 100 and even then
security a asked. No one then
connected with the bank is now Off
cially connected with it, only a very
few connected with the bank in 1900
are 0 with it. You are the only
director left, / think.
Last winter at the Dakota Picnic,
five men that were directors in the
bank as late as 1907 were present at
that picnic or a majority. The three
who were at the helm when the
panic hit US in fall of 1907, were at
the picnic-Mr. Fishback, Mr.. Chap
pei and the writer. We weathered
the panic in fine shape then. Will the
Federal Reserve Bank system prevent
a repetition Of the 1893 and 1907
"Brookings must have now $4,000
900 deposits to about $4,000 in 1881,
perhaps less, about $500. 900 in 1900
and about $780, 900 and 5 1000. 900 in
1907.
Il well remember when Mr.. Flittie
first came to the bank and how he
in and learned the business.
He has made a great record.
1--WE are all well. Getting along
Crops are quite good around
here; prices good. Beans not up to
average, but double in price. Beets
very good. Oranges a good crop, price
not high. Next year crop is light.
Lemons same, except price Is high
Walnuts only a few. price high"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-10-18
CHURCH NOTES


The t,ems In this column are furnished
,t4 HazisHr by the press correspondents
a., .te various churches and societies. All
cc1-er@s and societies have the same privi-
ga Ia the use OF this column
Methodist Notes.-The pastor will
preach Sunday morning. Hear him.
Come and see if you think he is as
good as the old one. Big patriotic
service Sunday night. Everybody
welcome.
st. Paul's Guild will meet with Mrs.
Wallace Z. Purdy, on Thursday, Oct.
25th, at 2 o'clock sharp.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist
Sunday service at IL o'clock a. m.
Subject, Doctrine of Atonement."
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock. Reading room open Wednes-
day and Saturday from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Everyone welcome.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will be entertained in
the church parlors Thursday after
noon. A full attendance is desired.
The NJ. Z. Ladies' Aid will be en-
~tertained in the church parlors Thurs
day, october 25, by Mesdames Chap
pell, Sample, Hoy, Mathews, De Boer,
Hubbart and Bracket.
The Baptist society will hold ser
vices in the City Hall Sunday morn
ing at 1890.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church-Twen-
tieth Sunday after Trinity, Oct. 81,
1917. $3.50 g.. M, church school; 1920
a. M, morning prayer and m
The church school and morning SER
vice will be held in the basement of
the Library. There will be no even
ing service.
United Presbyterian Church Notes
The rally day red and blue contest