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Evening star., 1940-07-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


5a 5LAuNDHNEssi Nsi oss ssss By the day also to take
LAuNDREss. experienced FIRST class on
Wednesday: references. Dupont b342.
LAuNDREss IA q DR.! , work .o bring home; lst-
LAUNDREss: frst class: wants work at
Mehissn sHdi az Gasi sbis large sunny yard Phone
LAUNDRY to take home. day work, also
curtains; good ref. AT. 7599.
NAP NAP ssaa assires position in small family.
MAID. colored. reliable, wishes part time
Or .,s days 1, work, plain cooking; reference.
MAIDS ta,. colored: seek part-time work;
one is good cook; refs. Dupont 1856
M MAN NJ wants Job. take care of bs chelor apt.
catur O003.
Eotser's 1Sah helper 81 per week. Phone MI.
soored ee can T1ls Adams 9r as9s
VIRGINIA GIRL, colored, wants. Job as
gan 1888 after 10 am.
WOMAN. colored, wants work, part or
cai caHe Habsrt e f98s 4s cook with city reference
Al references. Call Michigan 9a1O
AILer ~.
WOMAN v yoAhisS.c colored; exDerienced on salads,
cali sIpGines Mi sa4a e snort ORDERS wants job
nestle nest work. city references. Cali 81.
2495. sl6 lst St NV.
no Sunday Gail District 47a3. ~ te4S''
york: no nights. 43a Delaware ave. ~ 'sy s'w'
WOMAN: colored. wishes position: LIGHT
otSeT9ob aot Hobart m1iTH1nss' ~ cleaning bachelor
WOMAN; white, reliable, wants days clean
ing. Call Emerson 3951.
WOMAN. colored. neat. desires work, full,
part time or days work; good plain cook;
81 al as mothers helper. CO. 42S3-J.
WOMAN, colored, reIrsvi. .-~aral house
Work W@ 61o or part time; refs. 1888 s.. =.
WOMAN. colored, wants g.hw,, cooking,
home or boarding house. De 4455.
WOMAN, colored,, country, wants work;
good COOK; no nights; refs. Decatur 2391
WOMAN, young colored, wants work. good
RPain Si91Env s9Hk, serves well best ref Nd end
Bridget. Waterfali. iva Va. write o0ro.hS
WOMAN colored. neat, wants work part
time or DAYS, any kind: city reference.
Atlantic 53lO.
WOMAN. colored reliable. wants DAYS
work or part time: no Sundays. North
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work or
part paar. .me ne. m1rninss; with good reference.
WOMAN. colored., experienced. wants lob
co. 69O6M
WOMAN. colored. wishes work of any kind;
oest reference. Ii 9455W.
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wants days
work or laundry take home. experienced.
Dupont 1854.
WOMAN, young. colored clean willing
houseWoTker; home nights. Susie Anderson,
% Myrtle st. ne.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work, good
Dupont 1902
WOMAN. colored neat. reliable part or
Iull time, general housework; in Chevy
Chase; ref. WI 6l37-J
WANTED BY 4 coLoRED GIRL. place
part time: no Sunday. Dupont 1925
DAYS, pm. work; quick, cheerful and
reliable. Mary White. ME O939
AN ANXIOUS to place my colored maid,
oughly honest. Box 311-G. Star
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BOATS.

CHRIS~CRAFT 3l-ft incloseo cabin cruiser.
separate stateroom. sleeping & persons: din
cite. refrigerator, Monel metal galley stove,
full-size toilet S5-h.p engine double reduc-
ton gear; boat serviced b! shipbuilder: in
first-class condition. Unable to use but
little. National 7111
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FURNISHINGS of Groom apt, mostly
custom pieces will separate; oriental and
oomestlc rugs private sale; owner leaving
CITY. Cpen 10 to 10 today T11.k
Stoneleigh Court ME OS4S
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MEN young, colored, want truck driving
OF any kind. Call from 8 am. to 3 pm.
references DU 3540.
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MAN. colored, h. S education. sober, hon
est and clean police record and refer
ences lieht complexion and married: age
so; qualified for work as doorman
storeroom. Shoe shop common laborer
and delivery truck jumper; accept other
work Box 1881 Star
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PAINTING. paperng, plasterine: colored
mechanic: Is years experience by day.
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FIREMAN experienced, wants room. and
board opt, in exchange for Spare-tme
duties Box 4S1-G Star.
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| stock: your opportunity to save: sniv a
lew lett Harris Armature Co. 9th and
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MAN with '36 11a-ton stake truck wants
to do hauling for concern or contractor;
full or part time. Call GE. 5l29. Ask for
Evening star., 1940-07-21

MAN, 81. neat personable, atty. years;
all-round athlete, captain univ. golf and
swimming: consider ANYTHING; full par
ticulars Box 233-J, Star.
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COLLEGE GRADUATE; neat and reliable,
interested in whole time or part time
work. 1921 Sth st. NV. telephone MI.
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FAN a. C.. 1O-inch WESTINGHOUSE oscillat.
Ing end speed control Sc: also smaIier
IAN 81 SO Lincoln s351-W ~
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MAN, young, colored, 1S, high school
graduate from South, desires work Of any
kind co 663o
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BASE BASEMENT and wall waterproohns: ga
6So,, door; c9nvert or replace, John J, Nc
ed1n dcofs pHeSe YeEk repair
walks. etc. reasonable prices: save By
dealing direct with Ist-class mechanic;
Al references. Goodman. DU 6S43
CARPENTER ALTERATIONS, shelving.
ssS5'i ssSS MoEsPt EsPsl5f 5 psintaS Go
CARPENTRY--Shelving and kitchen cab
kinds. Nathan Waldman, Lincoln b5s3-W.. !.
sc1.a ca ENTER NG-Recreation rooms,
fcreens NEfpN EEffns5s rspaiTs reasonable terms
CARPENTER 5asEssts9 5EssErsstion rooms,
ss5eend co qd rs%odslns No san ETC. s. j. Mack zoos
CHAIR CANEING gpHoISTER; ". pa1ai
isas 10th hh'n'Td St nv ehone ehax ME nSg
DRIvEWAYs, walks, basement floors re-.
pairs par OF all kind made by Park Cement
ING Co: Phone Shepherd cs75-J. 80.
ELECTRIC WIRING e,xtu5es FIX, re-,
lets, s. repairs old houses a specially Ress,
1lee 60 36O9 Georgia ave. Rand. 1891.
General Improvement.
- over vea, 30 yrs practical exp, foundation
70 Toof; paintins paper hanging floor
sterVice; ter piasterne. etc. repairing, carpen-
Gra Isr wo.k: complete building trade service
BURRELL. RE. 1887. pay
a,G(uSE a,( s,. PAINTING; interior and exterior:
az WORK done half price: also plastering
and roofing. Call any time, HI oI57-W.
PAINTING: PAPERING; reas. white me-
sHan,es: setin1e SPECIAL prices this week. Free
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a5AsNS-lb r A a: c.. S11 up: d. c., 50 up:
50 q -motored. new. o-speed pedestal.
$40 80; l2- exh.. $3.50; 16T exh., sI2 no
Lewis. 1531 I4th NV w.
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FANS: s9,95. Special closeout, IL in.
new A. C.: LIST grade, heavy duty: ORIGINAL
| cartons. Carly. 1908 l4th
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HOUSEMAN colored. vaat- ~nrt-time
work gardening Hobart 5.,TS, aftermvoA
HOUSEMAN, handy with tools good paint
er electrician: Colored; excellent refer
ences i Mills 400 9th st NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining set rugs.
phonographr other articles. Phone Mich.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

FILIPINO married. wishes to secure per-
manent lob in private family as COOK,
nouseman or valet. Excellent city refer
ence Roy ,o1-J Star
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

an instrument if you want to find out il
you would like learning to play. II you
are responsible person we will loan you
an accordion without charge or deposit
Of any kind. The only cost is a nominal
fee for private lessons. which you pay
for as. they are taken. not In advance
struments. MA. 473O. Kits. 1880 G
st. (middle OF the block between 18th
and 14th stsD
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FURN1TURE-6 rooms furn.. refg. Must
sell. Can rent house. $50 month. lOl7
Mass ave ne Atlantic 1877
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FLOORING. used free of nails; special.
Quantities slightly higher. Hechinger Co.
REFRIGERATOR, servel-Electrolux, GU.
H.; II perfect perfect condition; reasonable. Emer.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR or dshwasher.
licensed Cleo Peoples. 3lS N. Y. ave.
NV DI 5946
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DINING SUITE, s135,. value $500: Dun
| can Phyfe sofa. $50 liv suite S45: COR
| ner closet. s45: ANTIQUE chest drawers,
80: knee-hnle desk. SIS. Orjenta, rugs,
SD ca; mandarin coat Lorraine Studios,
800 Conn
Evening star., 1940-07-21

MAN colored would like porter Job; has
3 and 10 cent store experience; D. c. per
init: willing worker. George j. Autry, 9lO
M st NV, basement.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

FAN, General Electric 10-inch. d. {. cur
rent. 8 speeds: will trade or sell $500
9th st. NV. Georgia 22I3
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CHEF colored. experienced, absolute tenn
perance wishes position hotel club or
cafeteria: references furnished. AT. 03n3
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DIAMONDS from estates and private par
tles at secrifice prices for quick sale Fine
perfect diamond: 10. carats. with platinum
RRo'gnsing Rm'nn. g,t.T fer $500 Diamond mounted
feet diamond little less than 4 carats:
owner will take $3.50. Pine perfect dia-
nond lttle less than u, carate for s4OO.
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URN1IuRE-Davenport chairs. Otto.
man, conee table and occasional tables.
RA. 1874. 4120 Bird pl NV. Apt. ..
FURNITURE; dining rm and bedrm. suite,
walnut; inner spring mattress. Geo. 1921,
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MAN young colored. desires night job as
elevator operator. Phone Dupont O03O.
oil
Evening star., 1940-07-21

EVENING WORK WANTED: young man,
accounting degree: automobile available
after 4:30: tipping. bookkeeping. CLERICAL
or outside work Box ll6-J. Star.
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honest and reliable D1. S244.
MAN wants job as janitor, quarters; handy
with tools; Z yrs. exp; good refs. Dis
trict Tl10.
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FRIGIDAIRE size suitable store or board
ing mousse 3 doors; white porcelain, in
sloe and out good cond.: reas WO, 6323.
FUEL OILS, gasoline or chemicals stored.
~ ~ eaiions one cent per month, via tank
THOS J. CROWEIi, Esth 1o1S
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MAN colored, neat reliable. wishes work
as houSeman waiter. in public, private,
good refs Hobart 212S.
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DIAMONDS. jewelry and watches at about
one-third present day values All articles
guaranteed as repreSented Rosslyn loan
COMPANY. EnSslyn va
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MAN young colored. Is. wants job dish.
washing, kitchen helper or anything. Call
AT 3S11-J
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CHAUFFEUR colored. with own car, de-
sires work with family; exp; ref. Alex
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sHElGK; Hs' a.xI:ss sIesssend-hand ess F st. pee
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Ian attic and circulating: Emerson
nome Cooers installed at special BARGAIN
prices: Call Emerson SS63
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MAN colored, age 25, wants work as
chauffeur. houseman, gardener. MI ;ilSS.
MAN, colored, wants job chauffeur or
truck driver; experience. Call Ii. 9054.
MAN good educ personable, soher. sales
exp and ability: consider anything OF
merit. refs Adams 641o
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DINING RIM. SUITE, handsome 1O-pc
iHmnpportsd Hnp walnut. like new; cost $500, sac
sts. go. Inc Alabama Apts cor 11th and N
Home Sun Mon Till a m o D.oIet :.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Gs5L1SH bICYCLE. glrIs. three-speed
Sssars' hand brakes lights: almost new:
Ss 80; Dlctaphone transcribins machine and
rrecotos. old but in good condition sis:
93s1eiHRotype stand $3.50. Call Columbia
Evening star., 1940-07-21

GIRL. eolored. wants g.h.w.. or mothers
a DeEfees st. NV.
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FANS-Fresh' nd -aire, circulators extreme-
w., ly quiet running; special discounts in
Demonstration without oblieation Easy
terms u O Likens MA Rra1
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12
GAME AGENTS TO PATROL
REMOTE AREAS BY PLANE

Alaska bound in alrplanes
purchased for use in patrolllne
remote areas, two agents OF the
Alaska Game Commission are
planning to take off from the
Washington airport at noon or
Saturday, September 7, accord
ing to the Fish and Wildllfe
service.
Hon. Anthony J. Dimond, del
egate from Alaska, Congress
man James G.. Schugham, OF
the House of Representatives
Appropriation Committee, mem
bers of the Fish and Wildllte
service, and other officials OF
the Department of the Inter-
ior plan to inspect the two
planes before the take-off and
speed the pilots on their way.
Sam o. White, veteran Alas
ka Wildlife Agent of fairbanks,
who IL years ago started game
law enforcement from the all
in his personally owned plane,
will fly one of the planes. The
other will be piloted by Ray
Renshaw, pilot-mechanic and
deputy Alaska game warden ot
KetchiKan.
Both planes will be flown
across country to Seattle, Wash.
and will clear Canadian customs
at Vancouver, B. C. From Van
couver, White will fly across
Canada by way of Prince
George, Hazelton, Telegraph
creek and White Horse. Rem
shaw's plane after being con-
verified to a sea plane at Seattle
will be flown up the Inland
passage to Alaska. Upon their
arrival in Alaska the agents
will proceed Immediately to
their headquarters and resume
patrols of their districts for
the protection of wildlife ag-
ainst law violators.
Another airplane purchased
last February is now being
flown by Alaska Wildlife Ag-
ent Grenold Collins with head
quarters at Anchorage. This
plane was flown to Seattle by
John Ball of the Fish and Wild.
life Service but was shipped
from there to Alaska.
So far as known the three
planes of the Alaska Game
Commission are the only one!
being used primarily in the en-
forcement of laws to protec'
Wildilfe.
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and vanish into thin air with
only her body visible. This
startling effect is secured with
out the dimming of lights or
any special stage scenery.
This is the first time that
any girl of this city has ever
had her head vanished and she
will be able to answer the fire.
quently asked question, How
must a magician's assistant feel
to be sawed in half, floated
through the air, or beheaded?"
It has taken Pierce three years
to develop this mystery. The
cost is estimated at over $1,000
The disappearance of Miss
Mann's head will mark Pierce'S
360th successful presentation,
He has used girls from nearly
every state in the union.
Those attending the New York
Worlds fair last year will re-
member that Pierce used a diff
ferent spectator every day, in
presenting this as a feature at
traction.
Mr. Pierce will first meet Miss
Mann as she is presented on
the stage on September 26. No
private rehearsal has been
scheduled.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12

The Yellowstone County Dairy
Herd improvement association
topped all associations in the
state for production during the
month of July with an average
of 319 pounds butterfat per
COW, reports J. O. Tretsven, ex-
tension dairy specialist. In Sec
ond place for the month was
the Lake and Flathead counties
association with an average of
1896 pounds butterfat, and
ranking third was the Gallatin
county association with 28.4
pounds butterfat. Other testing
groups placed in the following
order: Fergus, county, Cut Bank
Boarding school, Madison and
Jefferson counties association.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12
New Chevrolet To Be
September 81

John Butorac, manager of the
Graham = Staunton Chevrolet
company, today received word
that The new 1941 Chevrolet will
be formally introduced locally
and nationally, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 81.
Mr.. Butorac said he was not
in a position to confirm any
advance information on the
new Chevrolet car, but indicat-
ed that it will be much bigger
inside and out, than last years
model. Vacum-power shift, Or
iginal Chevrolet feature, will
be standard equipment on all
1941 models at no extra cost,
Mr.. Butorac said, and the new
car will have an even sturdier
and more modern valve-in-head
engine.
"Chevrolet has led in motor
car sales for nine out of the
past ten years." the Chevrolet
dealer said, land with this bet
ter-than-ever 1941 car, we Ger
tainly should repeat again."
Graham Staunton Chevrolet
company expects a big fall up
turn in new car sales, indicated
by the large number of advance
orders already placed by those
who want to be sure of early
delivery.
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CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday morning service at II
o'clock at Masonic temple.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Substance" is he subject of
the I.eSSon-Sermon which will
be read in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday,
September IS, 1910.
The Golden Text is: If we
hope for that we see not, then
do we with patience wait for it,
(Rom. 8:25).
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible
For a day in thy courts is bet
ter than a thousand. I had ra-
ther be a door-keeper in the
house of my God, than to dwell
in the tents of Wickedness. For
the Lord God is a sun and
shield: the Lord will give grace
and glory: no good thing will
he withhold from them that
walk uprightly." (Psm. 84:10,
III.
The Lesson-Sermon will in
clude the following passage
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy: Substance is that
which is eternal and incapable
of discord and decary. Truth,
Life, and Love are substance,
as the Scriptures use this word
in the Hebrews: The substance
of things hoped for, the evil
dence of things not seem Spir-
it, the synonym of Mind, Soul,
or God, is the only real sub
stance. The spiritual universe
including individual man, is a
compound idea, rejecting the
divine substance of Spirit" Up.
468).
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12
CIVIL SERVICE A

Inc United States Civil Ser
vice commission has announced
open competitive examinations
to fill personnel technician po-
sitionS in the Federal Govern
ment. The examinations cover
the following grades: Personnel
technlcian, (teStS and measure
mentS), So, 800 a year; also SEN
1or, $4,000; associate, $4,000; as
Slstant, $4,000 and junior, 81
OO0. The salaries are subject to
a retirement deducation of 81
per cent.
Applications must be on file
with the commissions Washing
ton office not later than Octo-
Der z if received from states
east of Colorado, and not later
than October 10 if received
from Colorado and states west
ward.
Applicants must have COM
pieted a 4-year college course
with specified study in psychol-
ogy: In addition, except for the
Junior grade, they must have
had experience in research in
the development and applica-
ton of group psychological
tests of aptitude and proficien-
cy. For all grades the expert
ence must have been of STAN
dard appropriate for the grade
OF the position. Applicants for
the junior grade must not have
passed their thirty-fifth birth
day; for the other grades they
must not have passed their fiji
ty-third birthday.
Full information as to the
requirements for these exami-
nations, and application forms,
may be obtained from Howard
p. Wagner, secretary of the
Board of U. S. Civil Service Ex-
aminers, at the post office in
this rity, or from the secretary
of the board of U. S. Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at any first
or second-class post office.
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Notice To Hunters .

There will be a trapShoot at
the gun club grounds east OF
the Little Horn river bridge
Sunday, September IS, starting
at 2 pm. All those interested
in limbering up their smooth
bores and sharpening up the
shooting eye are invited to at
tend.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12
Jeunne Mdnn To
Lose Her Head

The music department of the
Hardin high school has made
arrangements with Miss Jeanne
Mann, popular local high school
girl, to play a role of import
ance in Pierce'S Magic show to
be presented on the stage of
the Junior high school gymnas-
fum on September 26. The two
shows, in the afternoon and
evening, will be under the aus
pices of the music department,
A. R. Hegre, director, announced
TODAY
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Miss Mann has been selected
by Mr.. Pierce'S advance repre-
sentative as an ideal young
lady to have her head vanish.
Specifications for this unusual
experiment include weigh t,
height and head size, personal
ity and poise.
For three minutes Pierce, the
magician, will cause Miss
Mann'S head to leave her body
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-09-12

The Father of his Country"
was a land lubber through no
fault of his own. AS a young
man he was so determined to
join the navy Tin spite of par
entail cbjections) that he al
lowed himself to be taken in a
waterfront saloon by the press
gang. However, he was doomed
to disappointment, for the Of
ficer in charge of the press
gang recognized him as the son
of an influential citizen and
ordered him to go home-much
to Georges chargin.
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METHODIST CHURCH
George E. Danskin, pastor
Phono O6o

Sunday, September IS
Sunday school, GAS am.
Preaching service, 10:55 am.
Subject: 1.-THE Way Out"
Epworth league, $50 pm.
Junior league, TOO pm.
The first quarterly conference
will be held Friday night of
this week at 7:30. District Sup
erintendent, the Rev. John Mo-
range will be there. There will
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r BAPTIST CHURCH
J. E. H. Nelson, pastor
C,-Joy C4~%Nyoh0r

0Uf10"J, DSP0S!RRoSf
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, HOO am:
Rev. r. M. Nelson, pastor OF
the Union Park Baptist church
of Spokane, Wash, will be the
speaker.
Young peoples meeting, TOO
pm.
Evening service, 800 pm.
Wednesday, mid-week service,
800 pm.
Thursday, choir practice, 800
pm.
Friday, September 10, family
night program, 300 pm.
Hallway:
Sunday school, 800 pm.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
r. N. England, pastor

Sunday school, 1000 am. Raj
ly Day. Every former member
is expected to be presnt and to
invite neighboring children who
do not now attend elsewhere.
Morning worship, 11:00 am.
Special program.
Subject: IF I Had Time"
Fellowship diner, 1900 noon:
For all attending church and
Sunday school.
Young peoples meeting, $50
pm. Social program and organ
iZation meeting.
Thursday, September ~, La
dies Circle meeting.
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THURSDAY. SEPT. IL. ly4U
ventiSt church.
st. Xavier:

Vent1St church.
st. Xavier:
Sunday school, 1890 am.
Service, Ills am.
Sunday school teachers meet
ing at the Erdmann Schaak
home.
The fifth in a series of ser
mons on the character of the
Saved" will be delivered.
Sermon subject: Safety in
DEATH" Luke 7, ILL.
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be very little business, but the
evening will be spent in fellow
ship. Refreshments will be
served. All members and friends
are urged to attend.
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CHURCH
B. N. Nelson, pastor

Sunday, September Is
Sunday school, 1000 am.
Morning worship, HOO am.
subjects: God and Our
Trials"
Evening service, 1880.
Subject: Snake Bites"
Wednesday, mid-week service.
You are cordially invited.
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH

The First Lutheran church
will hold services at the Ad-
ventist church Sunday evening
at 7:30 pm. Rev. c. E. johnson
will be in charge.
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FOR SALE, FOR RENT. WAN
TED, ETC, look in the CLASH
fled Section.
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NOTICE

NOTICE -.
The Rev. Ben Nelson of the
Community church annouced
this week that because of aris-
ing circumstances it has been
necessary to cancel the special
meeting which was to be held
in the Community church, as
announced last week.
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C. A. Bentley, pastor
Church services every Sunday
The church at study, 1920
am.
The church at worship, 7:30
am.
Indian service, Wednesday at
7:30 pm.
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A. Gierke, pastor
Hardin:
Sunday school, 900 am.
Service, $50 am.
Sunday school and services
are now being held in the Ad-