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Prospect Hill Presbyterian. 2izf Buena
Vista: c. NJ. Dellinger. pastor. SUNDAY
school at s:45; preaching at II. "Op-
portunities." and at 1880. Faith in Ac-
ton"
First Presbyterian. Avenue d and
Fourth: P. p. Hill. DID,. pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50; preaching at. IL. 1.-THE
Lost Christ" and s, 'Why Men Are
Lost; Wednesday. church night, 6:15 to
Utica Presbyterian. West woodlawn
and Michigan. J. Stuart Pearce, pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50; preaching at IL
and 1880: intermediate and senior en-
deavors at e:ls; "Wednesday. PRAYER
meeting At 7:45; Friday, Troop Z Boy
Scouts NEE. at 7:45.
First United Presbyterian. Ogden and
East Locust; Rev. $. g. Huey. pastor.
Sabbath school at o:45; preaching at II.
3. THE Crowned Christ; Junior en-
deavor at 5; Christian Endcavor at :.
Madison Square Presbyterian. Camden
and Lexington; Asher Harlan Brand,
minister. Bible school at $50; preach
ing at II; Paul. the Apostle to. the Cen
tiles" and at s. Miss Ruth McConib OF
Philadelphia, representing the Presby-
terrain board OF foreign missions. will
speak; junior endeavor at 3; intermediate
at Z; high school endeayor Mt I: Y 7. S.
c: z. at e:3e; Wednesday, inid-wee!s SER
Pine Street Presbyterian. South Pine
ana Omaha. Dr. A. IL. II. McCurdy, pas
tor. Sabbath school at $3.50; preaching
at II aad s; endeavor society at Z; We'd
nesday. prayer meeting at s.
Westminster Presbyterian, Garden and
King William: Rev. J. Leighton Groen,
pastor. Sunday school. with classes Tor
all ages. at $3.50: Rev. r. L. Porterfieid
of Edinburg, Texas. will preach at IL
and the regular evening service will be
at 5 instead of 1880; junior endeavor Mt
A: intermediate at S: senior at $50:
Wednesday. nlidweek prayer service ut
7:45. followed by choir practice.
Denver Boulevard Presbyterian; Edgar
Hubbard, minister. Sunday school at
s:45; Miss Ruth Mocomb speaks at II;
preaching at 8. Faith Put to the Test" !;
junior endeavor at 5: senior and inter-
mediate at 6:f5: Wednesday. Bible study
and prayer service at s; Thursday, choir
practice at s.
West End Presbyterian. Zarzamora and
Waverly; ID. II. Kirkpatrick. pastor. Sun
day school at s:15: preaching at 10:I5
and s: Christian Endeavor at $3.50: We'd
nesday. prayer meeting at 8: a revival
opens at o'clock Friday. with the pro-
gram under the direction of sthe pastor
and the preaching done by Rev. S. d.
Couch OF Waxahachle, Tex.
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Daily Talks on Practical Psychology
By HARRIET LUEILA MCOLLUM Copyright, 1922
Copyright, 1922.

durance contest at the very start. One
could see ethat those left behind were
|reserving the energy for the finish.
But even with this mistake she might
have won, because she was so deter
mined to.
She increased her lead steadily in
the first quarter. But. because of a
lack of judgment in training, she was
doing most of her walking with her
arms. They were crouched into her
sides and thrusting back and forth
like pistons straight in front OF her.
Consequently she was using almost
half of her energy with her arms, and
an appreciate amount by the accom-
panying twist of her torso. She wig
gled and spared around the track.
At the half-mile post | noticed that
she was in distress. By her move
ments l knew the extra strain was be-
ginning TO tell upon her heart. But
she was determined and kept on. Those
in the rear were cutting down her lead
with every stride. Turning into the
home stretch, one after another pass
ed her. Her grit, nerve and determi-
nation only kept her going, for she
had exhausted all of her energy against
the time when she would need it most.
1t was pitiful. And as she crossed the
line she fell in a heap. Greater sp-
plause was accorded her grit than was
accorded the winner, which she could
easily have been had she or her trainer
used judgment in teaching her the
proper walking stride, the loose arm
swing and walk from the hip down
ward, thus conserving all of her on.
ergy for walking, and also conserving
| it for the finish.
We want to profit by her sad expert
ence, to use Judgment. coupled with
our determination. The two are in
viEcible; all things equal, nothing may
bar this twain on their walk to any
goal, whether it be the finishing line
of a race or the steady march to the
Temple of Success.
Ny own private definition OF De
Termination is, "Keep on keeping on. y
And If the content of this homely
little meaning is followed. Determine.
ton will get you there. wherever YOU
may be going. So let us keep on keep.
ing on.
i Tomorrow-Brightening the Eyes.
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A Woman ObseSsed
By CAROLYN BEECHER Co 1898 Carolyn Ns'en'
(c) 1923 Carolyn Beeeher

, June said she bet she wouldn't but
told her l guess you were boss. Men
are most always, aren't they! DAD
don't boss much, but when he does
-Zowie !"
Bruce doubted IL Muriel would &C.
cept the dog, but said nothing. her'
nit could offer it. He admired the
puppies and very seriously he ana
Kermit picked out the one TO be called
Bruce. There were four of them, dear
little roly poly creatures. 1t would
be company for Muriel If she would
take one.
If you're going TO run away from
ule like that | shall wish we hadn {
come" Muriel said as he reappeared.
where have You been?'
Looking at Kermit's puppies. Hes
going TO name one of them for me.
Well, / hope you don't intend TO
spend your time with the children
while we're here. / want you TO take
me for some nice long rides around
the country. Just we two"
Bruce made no reply, but he had no
intention of doing as she asked. He
was fond of them all. He would in
clude them in anything they might do
while there.
After dinner they all went out upon
the porch, June taking a seat in the
hammock with Bruce.
Il haven't seen you since Daddy
Conway died, Bruce. i tried to write
and tell you how sorry was but
the minute / commenced TO write l
would think how nice he was to me
that time at your house, and ] would
cry so / just couldn't. loved him,
Bruce. even If l was with him only
ten days. Nobody could help loving
him."
THANK you, June" Bruce's voice
trembled. 1T makes me very happy
to know you appreciated his kind
nature"
Bruce, come here! I want to talk
to you" Muriel had overheard June's
little confession, and with a feeling
of rage, an idea that June was trying
to make Bruce love her by saying she
cared for his father, she decided TO
separate them for the rest Of the
evening.
Bruce knew she had heard what
June had said, knew it by the tight
ening of her lips and her whiteness.
1t hardened him to think she be-
grudged him the sympathy of mere
child. while giving him none herself,
and he answered:
"June and / are very comfortable.
Say what you like. I'm sure we have
no secrets from your people"
"BuHy for you. Bruce! Stand up
for your rights once in a while" June
whispered. "even if she does make it
disagreeable afterward.' And for
once Bruce let June's implied criti-
cism of Muriel pass.
Ito Be Continued
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Christian

San Fernando Christian. 2o3 Hartman
street. ]. X. Pedrick, pastor. Bible school
at $3.50; preaching at IL and 8: y. 7.
5. c. E. at I: Wednesday prayer meeting
at S.
Central Christian. Main and San Pc
dro. Hugh Mcclellan. minister. Sunday
school at $3.50: preaching at IL, Walk
ing by Faith" and 7:45. obedience" /;
Christian Endeavor at 6:i5.
Prospect Hill Christian, North Sabinas
and West Travis, Lawrence Williams,
minister. Bible school at 9:i5; preach
ing at II and 7:4s.
Government Hill Christian, Sandmeyer
street, c. Z. Cogswell, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50; preaching at 10:45, Con
tagious Religion" and at s, Spiritual
Suicide: Christian Endeavor at I; We'd
nesday. prayer service at s.
South Side Christian. Hunstock and
Dunn ~. Rev. Patrick Henry, minister.
Bible school at $50; preaching at 1885
and 7:i5.
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Baptist

Lakeview Baptist. Lakeview and ,.t
| street. S. c. Urbsner. pastor. sunday
school At s:45 preaching at IL and i;is
b. y. P. US at :; Wednesday. teachers
meeting at 1890; prayer meeting at s:iSi
Monday. W. NJ. U. meets at 8.
Los Angeles Heights Baptist /. c
Lons, pastor. Bible school 9:t5; preach-
ing at II and s; b. Y. p. Us. AZ $3.50
Monday. ladies' auxiliary at :; Wednes'
day. prayer meeting at s.
Harlandale Baptist. Terrell and Web
ster, d. b. South. pastor. sunday school
at s:45; preaching at II and 3; sum
beams at $3.50; b. Y. T. US. at e:4S;
Monday, w. NJ. L. meets in four circles
for missionary study: Wednesday. prayer
Riverside Park Baptist. $500 South
Presa street, T. V. Hertdou, pastor. sun
day school at s:4S; preaching at II and
5:45; all B. Y. p. US. at $3.50,
Prospect Hill Baptist. 1901 Buena
Vista, Hulen r. Carroll, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45; preaching at IL, What
Is Faith?" and at T:45. The Fourth
Commandment"
Pegues Memorial Baptist. Denver boul-
evard and st. Anthony street, c. l.. Skin
nor. pastor. Sunday school at 9:i5;
preaching at IL and 7:i5; b. Y. p. US.
at 6:l5; Monday, ladies auxiliary meets.
First Baptist. Fourth and Taylor. DR..
L L. Gates. pastor. sunday school at
$3.50: preaching at II and 1880; Junior
B. Y. p. US. at 1850; Fred S. Hall in
termediate at 5:l5; Alexander intermedi-
ate and senior at 6; Wednesday, teach
ers meeting and training classes 6:l5;
prayer meeting at s.
Emmanuel Baptist. Ferguson and Ne
braska, Milton z. Cunningham, pastor.
Sunday school at s;45; preaching at IL
and 1880; junior. intermediate, senior and
adult unions at ESQ: Monday. ladies'
meeting at 5; Wednesday, teachers meet
ing at T:l5, followed by prayer meeting
at 7:45.
Beacon Hill Baptist. Fredericksburg
road and West Ashby. Melvin c. Edison.
pastor. Sunday school at 10: preaching
at IL and 1880: b. Y. p. Us. at $3.50;
Wednesday. teachers meeting at 1880.
followed by prayer meeting at s.
New Hope Baptist. 800 STAGE street, j.
Alfred Brown, pastor. sunday school at
9:45; preaching at II, Doing the I'M
possible" and at s, -Four Fools Junior
b. Y. P. L. at 4:3o; senior at 6;45;
Monday. Woman's Missionary Union at
$3.50; Sunday school training class every
evening at 1850; Wednesday prayer meet
ing at s.
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Chapter LXXII.
By CAROLYN BEECHER

Chapter LXXIL.
Lulu Hammond had success IRON
fhe time she opened her shop. Her
trade grew rapidly. She was artistic
and had a good business head. She
had made the place very attractive
and was very tactful with her Gus
toners. Now she never spoke TO
Bruce OF her former life and her
struggles for livelihood, but often
20 herself she said:
"I have made good. / have made
good"
That she had made good delighted
Bruce. He had done some good with
his money, he thought with a smile;
Lulu was certainly appreclatlve ana
she held closely TO the business part
of the venture.
People speeulated as TO where she
had found the money to go into bust
ness. Some looked wise and slyly
spoke of Bruce. But asher chapeaux
were the smartest in town her trade
did not suffer because of the sus-
picion.
Now she and Bruce had still an
other subject for conversation, an
added interest. She insisted laugh
ingly that until she had repaid all he
had loaned her he was a partner and
that it was only right she should con-
suit him. Nothing loath for an ex-
cuse to be more often with her he
agreed.
Mrs. Dangerfield wrote begging
Muriel and Bruce to spend a few days
with them. The weather was I'M
usually warm and business was slack,
SO Bruce insisted that they go.
"Gee, but it's good to see you!"
June declared when she met them at
the station. Her remark Muriel noted
was addressed TO Bruce.
"And it's good to see you. My
what young lady you've grown to
be-" Bruce replied as he kissed her
affectionately. Then he turned TO
Muriel saying: "Makes us real old
folks. doesn't it, Muriel? Think what
kid June was when we were mar
ried."
"She isn't a kid now and it doesn't
show good taste for her to kiss you
in public"
"You hear that, June. You are to
kiss me privately after this" Bruce
laughed. Muriel turned white with
anger and wished she had refused to
come.
Her father and mother welcomed
them effusively and Kermit with a
whoop of joy grabbed Bruce by the
hand and led him off to see a litter
of puppies just arrived that morn
ing.
I'm going TO name one for you"
the child babbled. Bruce is a nice
name for a dog-come here Bruce"
he said. swapping his fingers. Bruce
laughed delightedly. III give you one,
too-if Muriel will let you have it.
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and they surely did wonders for me.
] feel fine all the time now, also am
picking up in weight. Twill tell any
one that your medicines are wonder
full, and you may publish my letter
if you wish. MRS. ED. BoEi!NLEIN,
1l30 Ash St., Louisville. KY.
Backache, nervousness, painful
times, irregularity, tired and run
down feelings, are Symphonic of fe-
male troubles. Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound should be taken
whenever there is reason to fear such
troubles. 1t contains nothing that
can injure, and tends to tone up and
strengthen the organs concerned, so
that they may work in a healthy,
normal manner. Let it help you as
it has thousands of others It Is now
selling almost all over the world.
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Persida street. Lecture by pr. Max
well; message seanes at O'Clock Meu-
day. ladies auxiliary meets at at DOL
Tho National Independent spiritualist
Association meets at o'clock Sun M
Houston street; Rev. sarah Rountree,
pastor. Lecture by the pastor; Tuesday,
me ssss. circle at s; Wednesday, heal.
ing demonstr ration and message circle AZ
at $40 Beauregard street.
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range effort to reach the distant goal,
and Persistency a foreman TO keep US
at our daily effort. Determination
means, ito the limit" And it will
see us through. But we must employ
the others, too, or else determination
becomes only a tyrant driving us on.
we know not whittier, oftentimes,
without judgment, in its stubbornness,
driving us On 10 ruin.
Recently / witnessed a sad effect
of discrimination without judgment
driving a young woman, competing in
the mile walking race. on to exhaus-
fion and defeat. She was determined
TO win. But determination was oil
that she brought TO the race. Judg.
mert had not been used in either her
training for or walking of IT.
She started out with all her might
and soon led the field. Every ounce
of energy was pressed into an en-
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Spiiritualist

First Texas Church, o. o. F. g., meets
in the Gunter Hotel ballroom at s o'clock
Sunday evening. Lecture on Jesus. the
Prophet" by the pastor, Winifred Nc
Dowell; spiritual greetings. followed by
musical program: special healing service
at o'clock Sunday at the church head
quarters, s26 Avenue C.; circles. Mon
day at s at 306 Carolina street. WedRss-
day at at 3is Martinez street, Thurs
day at s at 32S North street and Friday
at 5 at SEQ Avenue c.
Spiritual Research Society meets at
o'clock Sunday night at the hall, 4s2
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Miscellaneous

Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day
Saints meets at W. o. ". Hall. S22 East
Houston street. Sunday school at $3.50
preaching service at 1880.
Mems Central Bible Glass meets IN the
Cunter Hotel sunday morning at $3.50,
Rev. Hugh Mcclellan and Harry II. Rog-
crs. teachers.
Unity Society OF Practical Christianity
81 North St. Mary's street. study
classes in Christian healing Tuesday at
&: lessons In truth at ESQ Friday. Emma
meets Sunday morning at II o'clock at
W Harrison. leader.
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Catholic

ST. Mary's Catholic Church. st. Mary's
street, one block south of tho Gunter
Hotel, Rev. A. c. Dusseau, OM.I., pas
tor Masses on Sunday at 5, 8. 2, s, ..
10, IL and IL o'clock. High mass at ii
o elock. Visitors welcome at all masses.
Children's mass at Sis in the school
auditorium. followed By catech!sm. The
Boy Scouts will receive holy communion
at the s:l5 mass Evening services, In
Guiding sermon, at 7:i5. Night prayers
ana rosary every evening at 1:f5 except
saturday. Tuesday evening at 7:is de-
Vouons IN honor Of st. Anthony. the
question box and benediction OF the
blessed sacrament. Friday evening at
80 way Of the cross for the poor souls
and benediction of the blessed sacrament.
Masses during the week at $50, 1890,
S:l5 and a. m.
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Evangelical

Friedens Evangelical. Main and Eae
Elrnira, Rev. Joseph Poister. pastor. Sun
day school at s:15; German service at
1880; English service at 8; choir re-
dies aid meets at 3 with Mrs. Joseph
Polstcr. 100 East Elmira: special meet
ing OF congregation on Sunday. the 22nd,
following morning service. :
First Evangelical. Nolan and Muncey,
f. p. Brundase. sastor. Sunday i.rhool
at $3.50: preaching at lO:45 and s: Junior
endeavor.at 6; senior at 1915; Wednesday,
prayer meeting at 3.
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Episcopal

st. Marks Episcopal. Travis Park, Rev.
>. Arthur Huston. rector. Second Sun
day after Easter. Holy communion al
1880; ..rch school with Bible classes
for adults at $3.50: morning prayer and
sermon at II; evening prayer and SER
mon at 1850; Fellowship League at G.:
Friday. holy communion at 10.
st. Luke's Episcopal, West Houston and
Chupaderas. Rev. Jay Scott Budlong, rec
tor. Church school at $3.50; evening
prayer and sermon at 1880.
st. Johns Episcopal. Burnet snS North
Cherry. Rev. jay Scott Budlong, rec
TOR. church school at $3.50; holy eucha-
rist and sermon at II.
Christ Episcopal, Laurel Heights. Bel
KNAPP and Russell. Rev. l.. b. Richards.
rector. Holy communion at 1880: church
school at $3.50; mems Bible class at s:i5:
preaching at II and 1880; Friday. litany
and holy communion at $3.50.
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Lutheran

81. Pauis Evangelical Lutheran, Mis-.
souri, Synod. South Presa and I,osei or
ough; q. c. Falsken. pastor. Sunday
school a. s:30; preaching 1T 1890, .'che
Lord Is Ny Shepherd" and al s, Mis-
placed Anxiety; Bible cliis n. ..
Coy. rnment Hill Evangelica, i.uit,tr-
M. North Pine and Mason: rev. 6, r..
Haskarl. pastor. SUNDAY school and
Bible chart study at o: Preaching ~
1880 and s.; Friday. choir meeting at 3.
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Church of Christ

and MAGNOLIA, T. W. Phillips. minister
Bible study at s:45; preaching at II and
7:i5: Bible drill at 6:45; prayer meet
ing Wednesday night; song drill Friday
night.
Grove Avenue Church of Christ. 12l
Grove avenue. w. ID. Bills. minister. BIZ
bic school at 9:45; preaching at II. EN-
tering Into the Labors of Others'' and at
f:SS, The Resurrection Of tho Body OF
Christ: wednesday. special prayer ser
vice at 7:i5.
Denver Heights Church Of Christ, 4ol
Porter street, Foy i. Wallace sr.. min
lister. Bible study at 9:45: preaching al
II and 1880; Wednesday prayer meeting
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Christian Science

First Church OF Christ, Scientist, Ave-
nue. ID and Fifth. Sunday school at 9:l5;
services at IL and s: Wednesday, testi-
monial meeting at s: reading room at
4lT Maverick building, open week days
from to 9. Sundays from to s.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist.
Woman's CLUB building. POI Camden
street. Sunday school at $3.50: services
at II. subject. Are Sin. Disease and
Death Real?" Wednesday, testimonial
meeting at
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Services i'm the Churches

at s:45; Wednesday. mld-week service at
7:s5.
Laurel Heights Methodist. West Wood
lawn and Belknap: s. II. C. Burgin. d. D.,
pastor. sunday school at $3.50: adult
Bible class at s:45; preaching at l0:45.
THE Great Rule Book of Life" and
evangelistic service at 1880: Epworth
Leagues at $3.50. joint installation OF Of
ficers; Bursin chapter. at $3.50.
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Clothes Pole.

If you have no clothes pole in your
closet ON which to hang your frocks
you can have an acceptable substitute
if you will screw a long nickel-plated
towel rack to the under side Of the
closet shelf.
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for me. l was IN
bed for eight or
nine days every
month and had q
greatdeal of pain.
The doctor said
my onlyrelief was
an operation. ]
read of Lydia =.
Pinkham's medi-
cines and tried'the
Vegetable Com
pound and the
|Sanative Wash.
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DETERMINATION SEES 1T
THROUGH

Determination sees our efforts
through to the predetermined goal
whatever it may be. We have said
that Determination shall be our Long
Range effort for reaching our goal, thu
Temple of Supreme Success, and that
Persistence shall be our daily effort
Though we fall down occasionally in
our daily effort, Determination assists
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us to our feet and
drives us on to
the goal.
But determine
ton, though valu-
able is not the
means TO the goal,
it is the urge. the
prod. AS you have
already learned.
we must employ
Alertness, Judg-
m emit, Industry
and Persistence
with il.
d e termination
is a sort of slave
driver that we i'm
pose upon our
selves for self
C ON pulls ion d
mako Tho 1on1.
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Greasy Utensils,

Wipe out your very greasy cooking
utensils with bit of tissue paper
before washing then and remove as
much OF the grease as you can. Then
sent them on the stove, filled with
water and ii little soda. When this
has come to a boil they should clean
easily.
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Congregational

First Congregational. South Prcsa and
Carolina, Rev. u. o. Lambly, minister.
Church school at s:i5; preaching at II
and 1880; solo by Lieut.. Col. q. NJ.
Russell; duet by Mrs. c. B. fitzpatrick
and Mrs. j. c. Bradley: quartet by Mrs
kirkpatrick Mrs. Bradley. Colonel Rus
sell and Lieutenant Kastner.
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Our paints when reduced with our
strictly pure linseed oil will cover
more surface and last longer than
any paint sold in San Antonio. Our
conservative price at all times is a
guarantee that we at no time extort
excessive profit from our customers.
Black Auto Enamel $1.20 quart.
Zegler & Ziegler
Phone Or. 3177. POI W. Travis st.
-(Adv.)
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Household Suggestions
Dustless buster.

You can make dustless buster for
yourself by satursting cheescloth in
kerosene oil and hanging it out in the
sunlight to dry.
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Nazarene

First Church Of the Nazarene. North
Colorado and Sandoval; Rev. 7. w.
Sharpe. pastor. SUNDAY school ts:So;
nre,ching at Io:i5 and s; communion at
evening hour; n. Y. P. s. at e:45.
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Unitarian

Unitarian Church. 100 Fifth street;
Rev. Edward Day, minister sunday
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Brighten Oyershoes

When your overshoes look dingy
and dull wipe them off with a cloth
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EnamaIware.

When your enamelware is discolor-
ed clean it with paste made Of salt
and vinegar.
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King Tut failed affect fashions he did
this will blaze both Yellow Nj
Wales Shetland
generally with will
There will double and full
cufncss fapless Stripes will tbd
checks brown this
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NO OPERATION
FOR HER
She Took Lydia E. Pinkham' Veg.
etable Compound and Escaped
the Operation Doctor Advised

Louisville, Ky.-"Iwish to thank
YOU for what your medicine has done