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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
-ss PREPARED (Obp 'DohooDD TURN DAILY.
TULSA A. SCOUT
Published Weekly by dssS 1c Tusa Council
BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA

city we began our business meeting.
Because OF the barking and howl
ing OF the depressed dogs. the troop
was obliged to hold its meeting In
tho open. This helped TO some ef-
feet but did not end tho howis
The first thing on tho business pro-
gram was the appointment OF an
electrical squad to do somo work for
Brother Dutt. Ham Mckinney, tho
famous wireless expert, was appoint.
ed to this office, also Norman Drake.
who has done extensive research in
the wireless profession. Next came
n discussion on a hike. After a long
debate as usual, we cemo to the
decision that we would go on a hike
Saturday next, TO the camp site
where we will spend the night. Al
length, tho business meeting was
brought to a close and we played
a few games.
II would be interesting TO know
that Ham Mckinney was the identi-
cal genius who installed the wireless
set on Eric the Reds galley when
he sailed to America for the first
time tit there was one) From an
old volume which | found under
IL feet OF dust in the corner OF an
old castle in Iceland, have gotten
fairly good description OF the set
The aerial OF the set was formed
by connecting the shields that pro.
iocted from the sides of the tub with
a piece of baling wire. He fed q
whale on n barrel OF copper sulphatc
and attached n chain to him by al
lowing the whale 20 vary I'm his
distance from top of water, was able
to uso the whale for a counterpois
His dotector consisted of "A dragons
tooth inlaid I'm n skull with piece
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
DYE FADED WRAP
SKIRT, DRESS IN !
"DIAMoND DYES"

Each package Of diamond Dyes
contains directions 80 simple any
woman can dye or tint her old worn,
faded things new. Even II she has
never dyed before, she can put a
rich. fadeless color into shabby
skirts, dresses. waists. coats, stock
ings, sweaters, coverings, draperies,
hangings, everything. Buy Diamond
Dyes--no other kind--then perfect
homo dyeing Is guaranteed. Just
tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish to dye is wool or silk,
or whether 1t Y linen, cotton, or
mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never
streak, spot, fade or run.-Adver-
tisement.
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and cagto scout, Justin Anderson
lie resigned because his family is
leaving the city. Roy Bartholomew
was elected troop buglcr After the
business part OF the meeting, Sow
cral scouts passed tests aud then the
troop went up to the "Y" Tor n swim
We had two new members at the
meeting. They were Charles Rig
ford and Wade Arnold Tho troop
went TO church IN uniform last sun
day In honor of Liucum's birthday.
our troop contest H. coming along
fine. Here are tho leaders: Andcr-
son 1,0i0' Brooks 4aG; Strykcr iti;
Mcnauiels 400. Tho Bears and the
Beavers had a wild and woody game
OF basketball last Thursday The
Bears walked all over the Beavers
and beat them 2S To- 3. Wade Nr-
mold was the star player Tor the
Bcars. He threw about half OF
their baskets.
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Troop 6

JOHN GALLAGHER, Reporter.
We are contemplating an over
night hike for Tuesday, the eve OF
Washington birthday. IL things
turn out as expected, We will go
to Mr.. Huff's clubhouse about five
miles northeast of Skiatook.
At our last meeting, there we're
several new boys who made appli.
cation TO join our troop. These
were Robert Ingram. Tom Friend
and Tom Hardman. Now IL you
prospective candidates will attend
regularly and live up TO the laws,
rules and regulations OF our troop,
we will show you how to become
real scouts. and in time you will be
initiated.
May we express our thanks to
Master Bob Quinlan for the gener-
Gus gift to our library, which COM
prised the complete works of
Fathers Finn and Spaldlngs books
for boys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

a., sii.d,v bttc =, land sudcs q,
niarc ,ii Tho rcst of ,nu srn,,ts must
500, potbine mo n In eiI Tho King
don, rourd oboutI Thcr 10 cop
tbc ci,wnx fiyc ,bnr,i,rs t,irr1 intn
n uninn scrricc f,, its srnu,s sun-
dav cycnirr and sho,t toiko we're
givcn la nil tl,r sur1av srhonis
tn,itv o,d N','r ,,yn t,rco
cheers Tor the banquet aud we gnvo
thrcc cheers FOR tho fine talks they
gave us. We are going tn have an
other In few months. aud mother
and son hike soon We have an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIsT-Fourth and cincln-
natl THE Close-In Church" w. o An
oI %.n's's' " sssnnaS. aaeS PPsPSi @
Bible school, at $3.50. B. Y, p. u. $3.50.
Preaching by the pastor at 1880 and 1880.
MMANUEL-Second and Rockford
financial secretary. Usage 59o-R. Bible
school s;i5, sermons at II and 1880. New
pastor takes charge today.
.,,S HosALEs AVENuE TN6. tdr'' ssG sa,Ssy nS,
school and preaching begins az $3.50 and
close at IL 80. evening preaching at s.
X d A l. Sixth and birmingham.
Rev, Z. II. owen, pastor, Usage 775s-R.
Sunday school at 10. Preaching at IL by
pastor
sPR1NGDAIE-Lewls and washington,
one mile north Of fairgrounds Rev. u. II:
owen, missionary. pastor. Bible school
Al 10. Preaching at IL by Lane Perry
shd a. 1880 by missionary. Prayer meet
NORTH TRENTON MIssIoN-Trenton on
sne Independence. Rev, L. II. owen;
missionary. Bible school at and
preaching at by Missionary owen, Serv'
'ee IN evening by Joe Clark ..
Old TINE MISSIONARY BAPTIST
nAh and Quincy, on Bellview car line
a Carlin, pastor. sunday school 9:i5.
z j. Bstton, superintendent. Services at
WEST TULsA-west Tulsa. ]. NJ
rage pastor. 20i1 South Olympia; Usage
.,9;R, sunday school at a;iS. Preaching
~ ~ BY the pastor
FREE WILL BAPTIsT-Utica and
sasper. E. J. Mathew. pastor. Sunday
,so sehoo at 10. Preaching at 10 sunday
motnlnF and at 1880 on Saturday, sun
osy ard Wednesday. Everybody welcome
.hlN ,.hslDE-Glenwood. Home Gardens
near Petkview station. q. IL. Hughes
pstoI H. G. Shortmeyer, superintendent
Ftsachlng every Sunday al II and 1880.
.NEhN MISSTON-Glenwood In Medic
moo moo house, T. A. wheatley, pastor. r.
nIalty superintendent. Preaching at II
Ho w. Prayer meeting Wednesday.
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Troop S
Snappy Service.

SNdppy SefNlNts
The regular Snappy Service re-
port has got what he expressed in
this article that certain member
of our happy family, Troop 3, had
"Demus ballonacus. can't say
that this In worse than the measles
but we can inform you that tho
price Of caps advances every time he
enters the store. Hope you get the
idea.
Being that We have missed a few
weeks. in informing the public what
the crack troop Is doing, we wish
to say that we are proud that most
OF tho fellows of our troop held jobs
during the scout administration.
We wonder IL JustsOut Anderson
Ia keeping that hen that lays five
eggs a day for Easter.
Troop Officials enjoyed the
G o'clock dinner at at Miss lone's
very much and hope TO go again.
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Troop % (to Be)

Deputy Commissioner q. W. VIII
lett hos heon stirring w sumo pep
at whittier school during tho past
wock. which has resulted into
troop being started. This troop witt
be numbered %, aud % scouts win
be registered on tho 22nd ot tho
month la 1899 To begin with there
In crack buglcr who has been a
member Of a buglor's corru and they
are organizing n basketball squad
which Will soon be in shape to show
Troops and . how To- play Not
only this. but each hoy ia determined
TO bc first class before school is
out In juno and u is expected that
some viii bc Eagles within year.
Look out, the rest Of YOU troops.
here's bunch that's rearing TO go.
and after February %, they're Off
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Troop 8
BY the Original Boob.

BY the Original Boob.
All were on time last Friday.
which is not a wonder as we are
all not sleepy. Well It happened.
We had some visitors. Five boys
from Troop came over to vief us.
You know last month ] said we
had opened n thousand point medal
contest. 1t was closed last Friday
by George Duncan winning the
medal. George gave US n speech.
saying; "As r. l.. had won all other
contests. l wished TO just beat him
out" He did II at least. Mr.. Walker
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Troop 2

uee,ue called TO order at 1880
- Although Mr.. Sexton, our
o,so,~tmaster was not there, we went
r with our meeting just the same.
e.rol on minutes were given by the
f ff,,,erent patrol leaders and there
discussion as to the initiation
we WSeriorlcs. but II was decided that
\, ,,orId he held at time when our
Na,,nsster would be there.
Ado scout meeting game e.
ano sbccpy CO." was played on the
- ouiv. Elbert Gum and Sell
~ chick were captains, Gunnies
Va W. winning. In the game, Jimmie
nuoun thought he couh run until
~ bupch ran over him in the rush
,or tor our goal, which was an old tree.
AZ sf,sr playing until we were tired,
"a went home.
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The County Column
BrOkcn ArrOw TrOOp 4.

We'll, scouts, hero We are with
more than we can tell at this time,
because everything in Broken Az.
row Is humming with scouting, as
it has for long time. The mayo
Is n scout. the first chief the editor.
superintendent OF schools. lawyers,
our town.
Last week we pulled or n father
and son banquet that can't be beat,
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We ole Troop Three.

py SIR LOIN STEAK, =. II. ID.
previous to the opening of our
r,ee,lrg we had our measures taken
!, zoe how many hot dogs we could
Sst away with. Lining up, we re-
~, cd a flock of hot dogs. For
no next half hour, there were the
most horrible sounds in the vicinity
~ Tho scouts of Troop which
soundad like n Turkish frolic with
the Americans. At length. our
friend Angling Ably announced that
be had forced ~ dogs into his ken
neil but the thirteenth refused to
Al length after everyone's "ken-
rer, had been filled TO full capa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
New Method of
Reducing Fat

news item from abroad informs us that
the American method OF producing slim,
trina figure Is meeting with astonishing
success. This system, which has made
suoh a wonderful impression over there.
must be the Marmola Prescription Tablet
method Of reducing fat. II IL safe 10 say
that we have nothing better for this pur-
pose IA this country Anything that Will
reduce the excess fat steadily and easily
without injury 10 the stomach. the caus-
ing OF wrinkles. the help OF exercising or
dieting or Interference with ones meals
Is nightly important and useful add
tion TO civilizations necessities. Jtist such
catalogue Of good results follow the use
of these pleasant. harmless and econOmi-
cal little fat reducorE We Eay economi-
cal because NAnnola Prescription Tablets
Unsds in accordance with the famous
MSrmola Presodptionl can be obtained OF
any drssgist the world over or from the
MarmOA Company. t6le Woodward ave.
Detroit. Mich. for one dollar case. " hleh
~ 4 decidedly economical price consider
ing the number of tablets each case con :
tsins. They are harInleas.--AdVertisen nL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19

strain. and you'll
get relief the mo-
ment you rub your
back with soothing
penetrating st. ia
cobs oil. Nothing
else takes out sore
ness. lameness and
stiffness 50 quickly.
You simply rub It
on your back, end
out comes the pain.
II is harmless, and
doesn't b urn the
skin.
Linn y er upl
Don't suffer. Get
a small trial bot
tic OF old. honest
ST. Jacobs oil from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
CUTICURA HEALS
ECZEMA ON FACE
And Chest, In PimpIes, ltched
and Burned, Face Disfgured.

"Ecrcma broke out on my face
and chest. 1t first started In pimpies
and hched and burned so that I
could not sleep at times. My face
was so badly dishgured that l was
ashamed TO meet my friends. The
trouble lasted about two years. I
sent for n froe sample Of Cuticura
Soap and Ointment which helped
me so I purchased more. and after
using three boxes Of Cuucua Oint-
men,, together with the CuticuIa
Soap, l wSs healed" (Signed) Miss
Josephine Lilies, r. 2, Box 90, Nor
ven. N. c., July IS, 1921.
Cutionp Soap. Ointment and Tai
cum promote and msintnin skin
purity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
s.=S.. ssss rs.. By nsr Aadr.~s. -oras-rs TAB
esssssfss, p~pt n, Ariasn ~, naes" SxAi sy~y.
wl-us. ep~p Nc. Ointment n andhn< rnkeum Nc
Hnx Cs,iew~ Soap shsves vishout mas.
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Commissioners Report

Deputy Commissioner q. W. VII.
lett informed local headquarters
that Troop ], practically ~ new troop.
IL coming along exceptionally well
and says for the rest of the troops
to look out that Trop 1 will sail
ahead OF them before they know II.
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FIRST sPIRITUAI--K. OF p. hall. 1880
r. m. Mrs. Il. l.. Reynolds. pastor. Trance
lecture by the pastor. Messages by
other mediums Message circle at close
OF seryice. Adult study class at $3.50
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
District courtroom No, I, courthouse, at
p. m. Phone Usage 2sS2. Trance lecture.
by pastor Rev. Gertrude Hun. Spirit
message by tho pastor and Mrs. Effie
Olive.
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EPISCOPAIIAN.

TRINITY EPIsCOPAI-Flfth and Cln-
cinnati. Rev. Rofe p. Crum, rector.
Holy communion at In chapel OF parish
house, 5O4 South Cincinnati Church
school o:30 in Y. w; mems Bible class
9;45 in lounge room OF Majestic. ioa5
communion and sermon by rector in thea
ter, subject, beginning Afresh." Eve
ming prayer and confirmation lecture at
ESQ by rector In parish house.
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ECZEMA
IS CUR A B L z

write me today and will send you a free
trisl of my mild. soothing. guaranteed
treatment that wAl prove u. Stops the
itching and heals permanently send no
mnney--just write me--that Is all you
have 10 do. Address
Dr. Cannaday, ssis Park Square. sedaiia'
Observation-Disclosures
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any drug store. and after using II
just once you'll forget that you ever
had backachc. lumbago or sciatica,
because your back Will never hurt,
or cause any more misery. II never
dlsappoints. and has been recon-
mended for 90 years. - Advertise
ment
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To Pass Tests

Deputy Commissioner q. W. vii.
lett, manuel training teacher OF
Whittier school, states that he will
bc glad TO pass scouts In their merit
badge test for carpentry and also
for first class haudlcraft any time
before 3 y. m. at Whittier school.
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CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIEN-
TlSr-Eleventh and Boulder. Sunday
services at II and s; subject today,
mind" wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at s. Public invited 20
ali services and TO use Of reading rooms,
307-aOs Mayo Bldg. Fifth and Main. open
week days from $3.50 TO .. Sundays auI
holldaNA 2 10 5.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

piiiRsr PREsBYTERIAN-soyenth and
ssbe,o," G. w. Kerr. pastor. sunday
Js.1y az s;f5. Fifteen minutes prelude.
49, 49, endeayor at ,. senior and inter.
'Iale az tl5, Sermon az i0:55 by Rev,
s,.si. Lowe o. Marshall, Mo-, and In the
ArsssCpND PREsBYTERIAN-Zun ana
pie,,, me church that shows moving
SDnssIes w, ii. Murphy. 1r, pastor,
4 H. school at s:45. senior endeRyor at
II w. al Z. Sermon by the pastor at
f.aSS 70 Prayer meeting Wednesday at
rt.aolll;;.EdE HILL ''Your Community
dslb seventh and Columbia tKen.
srhoo, Eooert II. Clarke. pastor. Sunday
e.as1 80, intermediate and senior en-.
ssdS', 80 junior at ., Worship at II
ana y ED PRESBYTERIAN - Cheyenne
is. NN,ls Charles +. Newcomb. minister.
BfS. est KING street, phone 1851.
tenS, ssAool sAb. 4. ]. Freeman. superin-
iisn w.. Ffeaehing at II and 1880. chris.
der, Sn-yn $3.50. Miss Mabel Watt, presi.
is9' W. Ftayer and Bible study sermon
,,s ssu,LL4ETrE coMMuNITY-Nortoik
sasssgg aehendance. w. F. 0arv1n. pastor.
ihtsn5s,,1 1hool s;s5, c. s. Edwards, super
SO Junior and senior endeavor
''eachlng at IL and 1880.
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HOLY FAM1LY-Eighth and Boulder,
John q. Herring, pastor. First mass at
a. m, children's mass and instruc tioB
at 3. high mass and sermon at 1880. eve-
ming devotions and inquiry class at 1880.
SACRED HEART-Sixteenth and Rock.
ford. Rev. Charles Standaert. rector.
Services at usual hours.
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pastor. Sunday school s:i5 Endeavor
$3.50, preaching at II and 80.
WHEELING AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Eighth and Wheeling. s. J. England,
pastor. Bible school at 10, endeavor At
6;l5. Preaching every Sunday at IL and
1880
OWEN PARK-Meets temporarily at
shelter house in the PARK. Guy HAN,
minister. bible schocl y. M, commun-
ion and preaching y, IN.
WEST TULSA-Meets in odd Fellows
lodge room. Bible school at 10, commun-
ion and preaching at II.
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Troop I9

JOHN BLAIR, Reporter.
The meeting was called to order
at 1880 last Saturday. Roll call was
answered by giving good turns. We
are sorry to lose our senior patrol
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TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth an
Cheyenne, Chas. b. Late rabbi; residence
Cedar 1899; study. Cedar 1919.
B'NAI EMUNAH-919 South Cheyenne,
Morris Teller. rabbi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
DRIVES PIMPLES
FROM SKIN
The Wonderful Influence OF Stuart S
Calcium Waters TO Beautify the
Skin by Kidding II o! Pimplcs,
Boils, Rash, Biotchcs,
Muddiness, Etc.

you 20 directly after those embarrassing
pimples blackhesds and other such blem
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHoDIsT-Bleyenth and
Boulder. J. W. Abel. pastor Leslie NIL
,lstant Sunday school at $3.50, Epworth
league At $50. Junior at 3. Sermon by the
rastor at 1855 and 1880. Morning sub
isct. "The SURPRISES Of the Last Day; or
syenlng standing the Test Of EVIL Days"
GRACE CHURCH-Third and Trenton.
Ira Ia Crabtree. pastor. sunday school az
$50, Epworth league $3.50, intermediate
pastor at II and 1880. wednesday is mid
week church day. the women's societies
meeting in tho forenoon and afternoon.
prayer meeting and study class at Z.
oRcuTT MEMoR1AI--Fourtee ana
sSsssy sSnssy .ohooi S9por at . S.,s, nP%oith at l.
Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednes-
day at 8. w. +. NJ. 8 first Thursday In
BOSTON AVENUE on. f. s)-Fifth
and Boston. Rev. J.. S. Barton, pastor.
sunday school at $50 senior and interme-
date leagues at 6:l5. Preaching at IL
and 1880.
HAGLER MEMORIAL CM. Z. s.)-west
Admiral (Park) and Phoenix. J. NJ. Cam
irsl pastor. Sunday school at 10,
Preaching by the pastor at IL and 1880,
PARKvIEw COMMUNITY = Parkylew.
y Sdo FSFss. at It, ESS AOsG sssa. saG
CENTENARY CHURCH CM. y. s;l-
Denver and Golden. The Homellke
church" w. l.. Blackburn, pastor. lleO
North Denver. phone Cedar ?5s5. sunday
school at 9:30. junior league $3.50. senior
$50. Preaching by the pastor at l0;55
snd 1880. Evening subject, is Life Worth
Il,ibeg" Thursday. church night diner
At fS0; prayer meeting at 7:15.
ROSE HiLis--MaTyiand Gardens. north
Of cemetery. Sunday school at 10. Junior
league at ., ladies' aid at 2;30 Thurs
day Preaching every second Sunday by
Reverend Prince.
BETHEL CHURCH-5i, North Rock
'erd. Rev. Robert Alspaugh. pastor 6l5
West Twelfth street. Sunday school at
~ Epworth league ESQ. preaching at IL
and 1870. Mid.week prayer meeting
Thursday 1880.
WESLEY CHAPEL n. ". (Clo)-
Frankfort and Easton. II. ., johnson,
rsctor. Sunday school at $40, Epworth
sac preaching at II and g.
BROWNS CHAPEL &C. NJ. c. = so7
North Frankfort. Rev. J. II. McLain.
pastor,
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LUTHERAN,

FIRST LUTHERAN--Fifth and Elwood,
3. S. Kaufman, pastor. Bible school at
9:4b. Luther league social hour bIb. de-
votonel 6:45. Preaching at II and 1880.
Morning sermon, THE Needed Call" eve
ming "Sloth."
GRACE LUTHERAN missouri synod,
Thirteenth and. quincy tnew buildingl.
Karl Frese, pastor. Sunday school at 10;
services at IL,
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UNITARIAN

ALL SOULS CHURCH - CLlberaD-
Meeting at II at Temple Israel. Four
teenth and Cheyenne. Sermon by Rev,
]. s. kennedy on "Inspiratlon-tts Ma
ture and Conditions"
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Oh! My Back Is
Hurting Ne So
Old, reliable 81. Jacobs OH Will
stop all eacissehe, lunrbaeo
and Sttfyness at oncei

Back hurts you? Can't straighten
up without sudden pain, sharp hches
and twinges? Now listonl That's
lumbago. sciatica. or maybe from "A
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CHRISTIAN,

d.r ms cHRlsTIAN-Ninth and Bout
sgav Aesde Dutt. pastor. ossgslsg5,
aot,,s9 Preaching at 1885 and 1850
Cultn.t sermon, Process Of Christian
hsavsr evening, ''rhe Hound of
Net II, sermon On the "Love That Will
Aen. taEAL CHRISTIAN - Gienwood.
SsFdsns section. Reuben Coleman,
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ishcs II Is not a round bout way. You
get results every minute. You are sure OF
it in a few hours. They clear the blood,
they drive from the system the impurities
that cause pimples, The calcium goes 90
the skin, acts as tonic, stimulates the
tiny nerves, pores and blood vessels 10 re-
newed activity, and lol before you realize
II the skin is peachy, firm, clear snC tie
picture Of a sweet, rosy complexion, Get
60 cent box today az any drug store OF
stuart's Calcium Waters. rs.-Adyertisement.
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Rank Guarantee
stat, pant Of pbdabtIybis

- sfryp
rtissiil sstnsyissfs rear ss'
ss,tt Of $40 900 sith tsls bAAs
.nish .. .ili bsia a. a alsfsstss
ihst tAs triGts sssfasa " me
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