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Butter: Los Angeles ESQ; but
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3lc, route gathered cream &c.
L. A. hay: u. 8. No. $l4-Sl4.5o;
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2 S1O.5O-$11; Mpls. Sept. flax.
Sligo.
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Total cash, checks and drafts sent
through the two FL Centre banks.)
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CONTINUED From Page Ten)
about the way Doris welcomed
Steve. She ran across the ice to
meet him, and when he struggled
out of the skins and blankets and
onto his feet she went into his
arms just as naturally as a homing
bird goes to its nest.
Steve, Steve, I've been so wor-
ried about you, you've been gone
80 long"
Il have been gone a long time"
Steve said, holding her at arms
length. You're all right, Doris ?"
Absolutely, Steve, don't I look
It? But how about you? Did
anything happen to you?"
Got frostbitten, but thanks to
Mr.. Charlie Running Horse here
and his good attention. I'm all
right"
How do you do, Mr.. Running
Horse" Doris said to the Indian
I'm o. X, hope you same,
Charlie said, looking down his nose
in embarrassment. This type OF
woman was very different from
Minnie and Susie and the other
women of Charles acquaintance.
How is Mark ?" Steve asked as
they started toward the cabin.
steve" Doris said all in a
breath, this cabin belongs to a
doctor, a man by the name Of
Leonard. He came the day you
left. Mark has been very SICK.
DR.. Leonard amputated his foot.
Now Mark is getting better"
Great Interest
Steve and Or. Leonard shook
hands and then Steve went over
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church, DR.. r. O. nurntvcdt.
president Of the Lutheran Free
Church Of America. win deliver
the Sunday morning sermon At tho
church.
Dr. Burntvedt Ia former pastor
OF the oiivet Lutheran church,
the Trinity Lutheran church In
Enumelaw, and the church In
which he viii speak Sunday,
An afternoon meeting will fol-
low NJ o'clock. Principal speak
err will be the Rev. o. X. Olson.
Charter members and former pas
tors. including the Rev. viilesvik,
the Rev. stavney. the Rev. N. G.
Anderson. together with DIR. Burn
tvedt. will speak briefly. bringing
messages OF congratulation to the
congregation. Special music viii
be furnished by the church choir.
The closing session will be held
at 8 .. m. The Rev. J. NJ. Halvor.
son, pastor Of Bethany Lutheran
church in Seattle. will bring the
message. The Rev. NJ. g. G Vaa-
genes. missionary 10 Madagascar,
will show motion pictures. some
In color, taken during the con
vention.
The Rev. l.. w. Hansen. pastoI
of the local church. issues an In
vitation 10 the public to attend
all services.
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Missionaries
Will Preach
Missionary Convention
VIII Open az Penteeosisl
tabernacle Thursday

A missionary convention viii be
held at Pentecostal Tabernacle.
So. 18th and G SITS. Friday and
Saturday. Principal speakers win
be the Rev. Noel Perkin. mis-
sionsry secretary Of the general
council Of the Assemblies Of God,
and the Rev. Fred vogler. assist
ant general superintendent Of the
same organization.
Services will be held afternoons
at 2:so o'clock and evenings at
1880 o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Perkin has the
general oversight Of the foreign
missionary work Of Assemblies Of
God. At present over 400 mis-
sionaries are In active service
throughout the world. with 80 hsv'
ing been given appointments In
1899.
His message will be drawn from
experiences In Palestine. Egypt
West African Gold coast. fvor,
coast, Liberia. West Africa. Cuba
Puerto Rico and other countries.
The Rev. Mr.. vogier Is in eharg'
Of the home missionary activities
with headquarters in Springfield
No. The organization lists $50
active and cooperative churci
congregations and $500 ministers
DIR. vogler has also had foreign ex
perienee.
The Rev. Frank Gray, distric
superintendent, will be present 4
assist In the meetings. according
TO the Rev. Harry J. steil. pastol
of the Tabernacle.
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me some time to learn To curb my
tongue. but / found out. when /
did learn II. that no other bust
ness sense Is so valuable-nor so
appreciated.
Dress well and conservatiyely.
There Is a difference between the
severe dress affected by some
business women and the very be-
coming clothes Of women who are
just as conservatively dressed. but
who manage to impress others
with their good looks and style
as well as their intelligence.
And never get too personal. II
took me some time, too. to learn
that even the most simple-appear-
ing person resents the co-worker
who INDUCES in too many per-
sonalities and tries to get too
officious.
I am not passing along these
hints because feel wise and SNUG
and successful. Miss Grey. I am
merely passing them along be-
cause very wise and successful
woman saw that was headed for
trouble in the business world. and
took me in hand, in time. l will
always thank her, because she
taught me the things have
stressed In this article-the things
that / needed to know but was too
blind to see in my youth. And be-
cause I profited by them. I am
sure many young women who are
striking out for themselves can do
likewise.
We can all learn something
from the other fellow IL We put
conceit and self-sufficiency and
egotism out Of the way. A. j.
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PsskIsnd Gsoul
Will Entertsin
MIzsd Qusrsss WI
SING a Lulkersn k(sas
AsseeissIeu Ssssrdsy

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cIatinn ~ Wsek1nG1ca woGn -
rate. a that nres1p ueet o9e~R<
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erhno<la =. q. Joonnnpn. 49,
a<ns ~ IN f.ufhef1H n1eH's onne4
cietica a Wsun1aotaa. ~ -
80.
m ssfAlv wzII - pess = . 10
day ecnv~asioa ee11 - egmD1oGco
with ~ prpe1n1mc1 uyuenegnoC1
w~<n euunpolhen. = noe1oo - -
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tn s~rv1een nnn<ny evun1uo
VII nisn leetute ~ v~on1 e11rp
ttene - yuleeN 11ntloru = 1872
vIlts. Wssa. - M ~ Iove
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Sunday Sermon Topics and Week. Church News

BAPTIST
Hrthe.da--so 18th ard I Sta Rev.
Marian u flint pastor. SUNDAY
s :SaS' III, st 3 M m soan rs''f ssepi. .
c-ntrai-so. i1,h and J 50 Rev.
" {. Parsons. pastor sunday school,
ess m Services II :. N. and T;So
D. N. !. 7. ?. y $50 ?. N.
firs.--ssn sne Markes ss Ne,
school. sts q m. scrviees> 10 50 a
eis . N. sermons. .-Tns Acid Test~
and Conditioned PFienashlp~
Caissfs-4oth and } a.. Rev. wal
ter {. Danarsu. pastor. sunday school
ets = N Services, II =. m and
i.so , N Y ?. ana snnii nsele
ssSsS' ssS ? o oss@.s .s ID fs n.
Blood ard Bsple DAY program
TERN nili--stsi So q = sunday
school pss q m. Services. II q m.
and 30 D. m. ID. L p. U $50
?. m
DAY scheol. esss a m. services II m.
and 30 D. m. n Y. p u. $50 .. m.
l Sermon. The Value q ire Church
and devotional service ana play. me
Woman Who Elected Kelly
sissa Ass ,1,,.-, 49, sss ana .. s,,s
II q. N. and 7;so .. m. Bible class
and senior and Junior y. I p. y.
$50 .. m. prayer 9 . n. and bnp-
tam. $50 y. m Sermons. "uiorytng
N the cress- and Not NJ WIN But
Thine
south Tacems--so. eo,h and warn
tr sts Rev Klmer @ fsulson. pas
vice. II : M and .. m. n. y
p, q. D. m. sermons. Miss Mabel
Hallner missionary, AZ morning ssrv-
Zoe, and "A Faithful and Earnest
Temple-so, and and 81 Helens
ave Rev. r. l. Powell, pastor sun.
day school Gas q IN. walking With
God and The only comnand Given
% Jews and deniiies Alike
cArno,.ic
So, AIMS, Rev. Maurice Calvin,
pastor. io$7 so, Park ave. masses. .
and 10 80 q. m. n. ,..s
Hsyostak. pastor. eo< so. stih; msssoA
81. Ices the Great. Rev, A J
Ct: masses Z. S.s6 . 30. $50 and II
81. fstrick's. RI Rev. Mssr. W
Noonan. pastor. iil2 No. J 81. masses
$50 $50. s:t6. 10 and IL; -.
Henry Rozwoki, pastor. Portland ave
and Ia saith st. masses 7'so. s'sc
81. rita utaiisn, Rev. A Bruno
pastor. 14o3 So. Ainsworth ave. macs
Is 7:so and 1890.
pastor. sia So soth st.; masses 9. iiso
Bs4B 10 and IL
sacred Heart, Rev. A. n Anard
pastor. 457o Mckinley ave. Masses
Visitation Csou,h Taeoma,, Rev
Dominick Hack pastor; masses ESQ
ais and 1890.
CHRISTIAN
Firsf-6th ave. and X st. carl 4
johnson. pastor. Sunday school. ~
a. m. services, IL a. m. and 7;3o
IN. m. Preside hor, a.3o y. m,
sermon, Have Faith In God ans
Art night. pictures to first 90 per
'' Lincoln co psTk--ssth and So. q .ts
Rev L. r. Taber pastor SUNDAY
school. 0 AS q. m. Services, II a. m
Junior groups. $50 Endeavor.
.. m Jr. choir o.ib a. m. Sermon
Life Begins at the Cross"
Mckinley rark,.-Ea sstn and spo
Sunday school, e'6s q m. services
Communion Of Lords supper. II a
m. Christian Endeavor. sac. Ser
mon. The Ten Commandments a.
Revised and Amended.
PINE >treet--56th ana 50. Pine sts
Rev Earl Seitz. pastor hunda'
school. 9s5 a. m: services II m
and Tao m: groups. q 40 D. m,
Roosevelt Heights - Roosevelt ave
aud Sherman Rev. Paul DeAna hi
Sunday school p:tb o. m. services, |
a. m and TAO y. m. Young People
$40 y. m. sermons. IF Paul Wer
Minister" and win the Strong Al
ways VIM"
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Pointers For Young Women Who
Would Know Business Success
Older Woman Sends in List of Rules That No Gd
Can Afford TO Ignore II She Wants TO Succeed
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: Because happen to be a woman who
has had to work for number of years and because
interested in the young who DESTROYS of
pointers that have learned from experience and also
through the trial and method?
When first went to work sure knew it all.
had chip shoulder for every other feminine worker
when was afraid she knew than myself. was mpu-
dent and nconderate of the girls whose mentates and
background did not admire. learned that reaped
only harvest of unpopuary by this attitude for both types
resented my occasional frankness and rudeness
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II took me some time to learn
that balance in business life and
office work is immensely impor-
tant and that there are certain
things that are vital to a woman's
success, II she would succeed in
her work.
Here are few Of the things ]
learned, and because / profited by
bylearning them, am passing the
knowledge along to the many
earnest girls who wish to succeed
1t is because a much smarter and
wiser woman than myself, took me
in hand and gave me these point
ers, I finally learned to adjust my
self to the conditions and people
with whom I worked, and because
] appreciate what this woman did
for me when l was headed for
failure through my own selfish
ness and lack OF thought, I want
TO help otner thinking girls as sne
helped me.
! learned to:
Modulate my voice. Il had the
unhappy habit Of raising mine
when / wanted to impress someone
else).
Keep my nose out of the affairs
Of others. (Snoopiness often made
me feel superior because I felt i'm
portant if 1 thought I could lei
someone else know I knew some
thing about her.")
Not be officious. Il soon learn
ed that no employer admires ar
officious female because, If he |.
intelligent, he sees through hel
inspired wisdom.
Be loyal and discreet. Ut tool
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First-Year Awards
To Be Presented

Members of the Blazer group,
primary association of Tacoma
Central Ward, No. l. and Steele
SITS, will receive their first year
awards Sunday at p. m.
Those receiving awards include
Carl Rydberg. Gwynn Dickson.
George Burke, Paul Reeves. Bill
Squires, Melvin Patterson, Irwin
Ingalls, and Owen Hatch.
The group is under direction Of
Iris Larsen.
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to Marks bedside. He just sat
there patting Marks shoulder I'M
ashamed.
II was afraid for you, old man."
Steve said.
I'm o. X. now, thanks to the
good care have been having. II
isn't often a fellow can have a
doctor and a nurse waiting on him
all of their time. especially If he
happens to be in lonely cabin in
the northwoods.
I'VE won't be here in this lonely
cabin very long, Doris" Steve said.
Johnny Running Horse has gone
to send kilograms to everyone.
Your father will be coming
here to get you. This little inter-
Jude in our lives will soon be q
closed chapter"
"A closed chapter but not a
forgotten chapter" Doris told the
three men who loved her.
The trip back TO the Indian set
Element on the far side of the
lake was made that afternoon.
Wrapped in blankets and sur
rounded by hot stones to keep him
warm, the men carried Mark out
to the sledge on his air mattress.
As Steve said, moving Mark the
few miles across the lake would
not be nearly as hard on him as II
had been to move him from their
temporary camp into the cabin
room.
DR.. Leonard refused TO go across
the lake with them. There isn't
anything can do and ! want TO
stay here in the cabin a day or
two. I'll come over then.
Going Back
TT will be at least a couple OF
days, perhaps more until the res
cue party can arrive. I'll come
before then. I'm going back to
civilization with you"
Going back?" Steve asked. moi
knowing the story and wonder
ing why the physician had ever
come out Of civilization at all.
Yes, I'm going back with you.
DR.. Leonard said, ito stay.
thought I was going to stay W
here for a long time to recaptur'
some of my ideals and some Of my
strength, but I've recaptured then
right now. want To 90 bach
where l belong"
Don't stay here too long
Peter" Doris said as they stood
wrapped in the warmest clothes
they could muster. waiting 10 90
Mark may need you"
I'm come" DR.. Leonard prom
ised.
And then the little party wa
off across the ice and snow q
the snowbound cabins on the othe
side.
But they had found a guide 4
Charlie Running Horse. Their
wasn't any fear In their hearts.
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BREMERTON LIONS TO
GIG HARBOR MONDAY

GIG HARBOR-The Bremerton
Lions club, headed by the presi-
dent, Buel Gossett, who Is also
district deputy governor. will
bring a program on 'Lionism" to
Gig Harbor Monday evening for
the instruction Of new members.
John B. Finholm is president and
DR.. S. Russ Denzler. program
chairman, OF the Gig Harbor
group.
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1T. yohn's--ssth and Puget Sound
ave. Rev. Archibald W hldders.
rector. EvensonE and sermon. tao
y. IN.
rspErfspfsr
sion ave and q 81 rev ROY Tai.
madss Brumbaush. pastor. Sunday
school, e;s6 q. m. services. II . IN.
| and . D.. m. prayer - .. m.
meeting Of young TroupA. 7;is p: m.
Morning communion ssrmon. why
/ Christ Came 70 Thls Earth" and why
Pray" Recognition OF mesnbers At
morning sremon and Young people .
reception, .. m.
iuriiERss
Bethlehem Lutheran--Easf Harrison
and q ats. REV O n Running
pastor sunday school. a;<6 q "a
faiih Esanrsileal--seih and PARK
ave. Rev, n. Jasch. pastor sunday
school, 10 a. m. services. III a M
sermon. a Glimpse Of Heaven on .
first--sih ave. and | sts. REV. Carl
n Hydeii. pastor Sunday school
e;ts a m. Servioes. II a. m. and
sermons a warning W Al Wha
Play satAns Game" and Adams
Part
first chap~I--no. ssd and PEAR
sts. Carl \. Rydsli. pastor. SUNDAY
school. Y 30 a. m.
nass l'i hisss Rev SuI Il ss fins' ps:' .
tor Sunday schools. Weyernssuser
| 10 . m. Bethany. 10 30 =. m, Love-
land IA Bsnston ! D. m- seryioes.
3 D m. at tho church.
Grace Missouri slnedb-so BAN
and Lawrence Rev. W A Schroeder,
pastor. SUNDAY school. 10 a, m. Ser
yires. II :. IN. sermon. The Fsiisncs
Beihsi--so. b4tn and ! sss Rey. n
A. Larson. pastor Sunday school, 70
E,,,,, ssrvies ~ "a Ls-ss .r, rsil'
Blessed Are They That Hear ths
Voc esa. q o1e .7 iSts ss .la = 3 81. ne,
I p D. Hoff. pastor sunday school
e4s =. m. Services u a m. and
Tsso .. m. League. ei5 ., M. seT'
mona LIES Aost Important Battle
and The Two hsapsfs.|
.. efs ss,. E,snssi'f. a. 81 4 c.l. ,,,,.'
pastor Sunday school. 30 . N.
services. 10 q m. league. . >. m
HOPE - 20 s7a ana wsrnsf %.
Rev. q. johnson. pastor. SUNDAY
school fs a. m s@fsiass. ~ .. m
Luther L,.,s Lsa., i.. 2 30 .. m sermon
ImmanusI-No. isth and Stevens
Rev. George o. Loftpsss. pastor sun,
day school. 3 40 q n. Service. 74i
. m League FRIDAY. Ts1 , M.
Immasaei Luthsrsn-so. sstb and
Birmingham ats h<s Z A Larson
pastor sunday school 10 IA
Services and communion. a "a.
/ Luther MeFuoFfaI--fss an ann 4 ga
Rev A. Il " ksttnss. pastor Bun.
dsy school. sss a. m services ane
communion, "a .. N. sermon. ~
sisssisb-izos 80. I ~ H1y. X 8
Nc - lson. pastnr. SUNDAY schooi
sss m services. II = m. aDd
dsssisln ,is- = asas PuyAiisp
RE- y Niehsla.n. pastor sundAI
PaFklsnd Tfiniiy--PssElAEa1 Rev
IT . esafe. pastor SUNDAY school
sss a. m. EerYiees, ~ ., m. aps
$50 D n. 5uni1T enesf ssfssassei
80 g. ssrtasf a., rs Wgsa Va.
huston cbaD<l-t2d ana Pear 80
sunday school $50 . n. Services
0ilsst-itzs - Ks Rey. G. a
soskGess. DAAtos Sunday schosol
= - . "a e<rglees. u 8 e.. hss
4 o. 9. yA&gnfss speaking. syeralnl
ssysies - I'm LuthsFAn
osofzs " K!ttls. pA4soF ssiScAi
setool Q n Esizsish sefgieesa
ssf5 a. ~ sermon. ss@s Prompt
our hssssmsr fesisseusi sYsesi-
Ezst s4th snd x 80 Rev ". =
'scaEosdsr. pastor. SUNDAY senoo'
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Web 81 Prayer
WI b HID

mernb~rs a. Independent nihls
church win observe week of
prayer. starting eusdsy. Meet
mrs yin n< hid n - different
nen<s IN vsricus sections ~ tb<
city.
Tn< church family dinner VII
h hid thursday ~ Z ,. n. and
VII - followed ~ united prsysr
meeting ~ :.
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viii Hold AT
| Night Services

First Christian church viii hold
Art Night services Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock. The subject will
be The Shepherd" by Plockhorst
A small copy of the painting will
be presented TO the so first per-
sons attending the services.
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JUST THE CORE.
FERN HILL CLUB

The Fern Hill Improvement club
will meet at 1880 p. m. Monday.
Candidates, who did not speak at
the last meeting. are invited TO
give brief addresses. IL was an
nounced by Nels Bjarle.
Choice cactus Hinx. Florist.
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Bishop S. A. Huston
viii Be Speaker

The Rt. Rev. S. Arthur Huston.
DID. bishop of the diocese Of
Olympia. will be guest speaker at
Christ Episcopal church Sunday
He will conduct the services at
1880 and IL a. m.
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WI Show pIciurss u
Narrow DvIdqs

with the Narruws hri1su suoe1-
nled for compistion the eas1y post
~ mart summer. ioeal lateeoee m
eivso prsds hss inexsese1 - .
marked estsnt.
Pictures 81 this fameae ppo1eet
may ~ seen Wednesday svea1nu
- Oakland fresbytesssn churrn.
~ s>th end rraetnr -.
The showing WIN start u IL
n n.. undsr dlr>esioa ~ c1assn~a
Gardner. Nefre@Bments NH tsllew.
Ths pnhsi1 y inNtsd.
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Anniversary
Closes Sunday
Convention ard Festival
VIII Be Concluded by .
FuH Day Of Services

Marking the closing day 81 .
four-day festival in which the con-
gregation Of the Zion Lutheran
church. So. seth and Thompson.
was united with the district con-
ventlou 81 the Lutheran Free
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RALLY on MONDAY

The Mckinley Hill Improvement
club will hold a political rally
at p. m. Monday In the Mckinley
school. Candidates desiring TO
speak should phone the club sec
rotary at Garland 1776.
Rose bushes. 2sc. Puget Sound
Nursery, Inc, s2ol Pacific ave.
adv
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TAcoMaSs ASSISTING

Five Tacoma students At the
University Of Washington are
members Of teams selling tickets
for the Junior Prom % Be held
March /. They are Keith Began.
Ronnie BostNlck, Elizabeth Decker,
Bill Bennett and Roy stisr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
CHRISTIAN AM MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

Tabernacle--So. 9Th and NJ sta. Rev
Dwight II. Ferguson, pastor. Sunday
school, Gas a. m. services. II n. m.
and 7:30 D. m; youth and adult
prayer. 8 and $50 .. m. Youth Cru
sade. $50 D. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-26
MAN foRfEITs BAIL

BY failing to appear In police
court Friday TO answer charge
Of indecent conduct, vincen I
Riggio. 81, forfeited cash bond Of
$50. A like charge against Irene
Adair. 20, arrested with him in a
room in the Lansing hotel early
Friday. was set for hearing Feb.
rs. The woman remained in jail.
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