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First Methodist Episcopal Church,
South Norman—William (l. Glilln.
Minister.*10:30 a. in.—Preachlng. 17.
m.-—Bible School. 0:45 p. ins—Young
People's Devotional Hour. 7:30 p. m.
~Song oi cheer. Sermon, "lost the
Song." '
Wednesday, 3 p. m.—-hlontllly bust:
ncsa meeting of indics' Aid Society.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m..—«Prayer Meet-
ing. ‘ '
Friday, 3:15 p. turn—Junior League.
Music for the day ~7Archibald Mor-
rill'm, Organist and Director:
Mornin at 10:30.
Organ Preludo— edit-lion Lucas
Organ Oitcrtory —Moderato .. Salome
Organ l’oetiude ............ Vincent
Evening at 7:30.
? Organ Prelude—Andante i . . .
i Choir Selection
IOl'gntl ()m>l'lory»- Allegretto
‘ ....................... Schumann
Organ l’oslltldc ..... . Jensen
Batiste
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i Norlvnllt .\i ii. Church—Rev. C. E
{ us follows t‘inss Meeting in room No.
; i. at 0:30 a. m. Morning worship with
Incrmon by the pastor at 10:30; suit
‘jt‘t‘l. "The Program oi Jesus." Bun
.dny school and the Men's Assembly
tll l2 o'clock. Young People's Meet-
“ 53 WALL ST.
B. Ja wk SOD NORWALK
UPTICIAN ‘ Phone 438
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Congoleum costs but little more than Oilcloth—wears
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TAPESTRY AND AND AXMINSTER RUGS
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Now is the time to main: plans for Practical Presents,
7 and there is not a member of any family, large or small.
tantk‘would not appreciate certain articles in our immense
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Our Two Big Floors Are Crowded V
42W”: reliable lumiture of every grade, for ever urpooe
' and all interested are urged to d’ropdn at any tint: :nd looli
erotlnd in a leisurely way, ask questions, and get general in.
formation oi a stock thanwe are truly proud to show.
RAYMOND a SON
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MEETNED LETTERS.
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stair nnnim.
' at the Norlvalk Post Otilces.
7 llhs week ending Octobel‘ mill,
I ”'5 Nouns: n V
3 ‘ disk.
mm dorsal once.
1%: Courtland puss,
:. ' . Special Delivery.
‘ We. Gen. Del; '
. tray. es Italy ave.
'- um Hotel.
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Non-elk.
Bill Dog 3. (.70.;
' Fommn. Rev. Raymond.
Plune. Josie.
Stickie. Miss Myrtle.
Smith, Mary E. s
VEYES EXAMINED FREE ‘—
all at High so. Funeral Directors . Noemi» i
littlt there is no such post once in the
ANDREW LEARY. P. M.-
umlut Swedish Luna-u chums
m succumostasrwum. Pailori'rifl
.Unjust," at 7:30 p. ill. Strangers nl
*' ‘ ways Welcome.
Morning.
l’l‘ellide-vElevullon in E. Fiat
Bangle day. November it,
iQuarlel ».iubllnto Deo In F Tours
ESoprano Solo—O Jesus, Thou Art
‘ Standing .................. (seibol
.Quartel—O Lord Most Holy .. Gilbert
'Poatludov—March in D ..... Deshayes
i . Evening. '
Prelude—impromptu
l .................... Gustav llierkel
' Trio—Evening ............ ll. Smart
’Contrallo Solo—Selected.
Quartet—rm a Pilgrim. l‘m a
Stranger ................. Mansion
:Posllude—Ailegro in D. llaior
l J. P. Rameau
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6 East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
.Church—-Rcv. 8. l‘. Falrbsnlls, Pastor.
«9'30 a. m.—Feilol\'shlp Meeting.
ll0:30 s. m.-«»A representative of the
lAnliSsloon League will be present
:and bring the message. ‘lluslc by a
male quartet. 12 m.——The Sunday
‘SClIODl hour for Bible study. Subject
The Junior League will hold its first
meeting for the new term in the Sun-
iday school room. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
; Rlnnc will be in charge. All the boys
“and girls of the Sunday school and
‘communily are invited. 43:80 p. m.—
l’l‘ho Senior League Prayer
lSubjcot, “Am i Evading God‘s Cali?"
lilooder. Miss Sadie Randall. 7:80 p.
Im. "Sermon by the pastor. Subject,
"The New Birth." Special music by
the male quartet.
Tuesday. 8 p. m.» The monthly hnsl-
tiers meeting of the Sunday school
board.
\Yednesdaykg p. m.-Tht- Weekly
session of the. Ladies' Aid Society.
Thursday. 7:45 p. ,rn.-—Tile mid-Week
Prayer Meeting. After the prayer
met‘ilnfi the monthly meeting or the
official board will be held.
Knight. Street A. M. E.
Rev. l. A. McCoy. Pastor—Rally Sun-
preach from the theme "Restoration."
l12::’.0 p. nl.~-—Eunday school: A. T.
Archer. superintendent. 3:80 p. m:-
should avail himself of this opportun-
ity to hear this learned gentleman. 8
p._-m.—-The pastorwili try to answer
the question. "How Much Should I
Give to the Churchi". Come and find
but your share.
it not attending elsewhere, why not
try our special welcome to strange:
and the spiritually weak.
Good music. "‘
"Mend” nighi~The ladies of th
church trill given Hanove'en party
at the home or Mrs. Isabelle Bhowell.
= calendar tot-the weehr
Tuesdey' night—clientel- Class
Meeting. ‘
The Mite M. Society is called for
‘Tl-m-yday ai‘tcrrlcnn. 4 no. m.
Friday night-Choir rehearsal.
count Norwaill Conmuonal
Charm-John Stepletoh. ulnhtm‘
mulls worship may moraine. at
' .301“ “mm by the “Stilt, "A
God.Who Lovae." Evening service at
me. Tiluaetor mil resell. . Topic‘
"The Nlowslns or do, needs.
. me a. sis-elm man.- [1de
. «normal.
Tuesday, 7:45 p. Ins-Class Met-tins.l
ing at 6:40 sharp, Evening worship, Searchlight."
. with sermon on "The Just and "10"?"le
.I of lesson. "The Voyage." 3:30 p. m.-‘
Meeting. }
Church“;
day worship—ii a. m.~——Tho pastor will
Rev. J. M. Levister. of New Rochelle...
N- Y.. will occupy the pulpit. Everyone;
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Wednesday. All Saints' Day—~1dorn»'
lag prayer and celebration of the Holy!
Communal. 10 e‘. m. 3:“ p. m:—
lloeting oi the Junior Auxiliary to the ,
flood or Missions. l
Thursday. 7: p. m.—~ Meeting oi
the uirla' Friendly Society, a p. ll.--.
Senior chapter of the Brotherhood of
St. Andrew's at 7 High street. ‘
Friday. I p. u.~0hoir rehearsal.
The treasurer is to make his semi-
annual report to the Vestry at its
)(ovemller meeting. Sunday, October
39 will be the last Sunday of the half
year. it is hoped that all envelope
subscribers will try to have their en-
n-iopec in up to date so that the trees
urcr can make a lull report.
who waiheth not in
the counsel at the
wicked.
Nor etandeth in the "I
of sinners.
Nor slllclh in the seal
or the scorniui.
. —-Pssims l; l
Saint Paul's Parish—Rev. Louis B.
Hillflt‘ll. Rector—Nineteenth Sunday
after Trinity. 7:80 a. m.~-Holy Com-
lulliilOil. 9:15 a. m.——St. Paul's Bun-
tiay school. 10:80 a. m.~Morning
prayer and llitany and sermon. 3 p.
ill—«St. Andrew‘s Sunday school. 358
Main street. 1:30 p. m.-‘~Evening
prayer.
Monday—Altar Guild meeting at the
church at 4 p. m.
nests ‘Eflleieley; and the Lure ol‘ the
Scarlet Wanton.“ The 6th chem/er 0}!
l’ml'erbs \llll be discussed. W. la.‘
Matthews and Lewis Nash will take:
part in the discussion.
Music lor the Day:
Morning.
l’fi‘llICik-l’rflllld! in D lmddll Bllll
Solo—~i’laycr Salvatore Marchesi
l’ostludc—l’ostlude in B Fiat ‘ Tu‘pgdaycGlrls' Friendly
...................... Arthur Pele pariah house. 8 p. m.
'- Evenlng. Wednesday, All Saints' Day-4:15
'l'reludt‘ lflrshvllnu h‘aiippo CIDOCCl a. m.-~Holy Communion. 9 a. m.—
Solowl Sought the hard lMorning Prayer and Holy Commun-
' .............. model-loll Stevensonllon. lip. nl.~Ercntng prayer. impor-
‘ I‘ostlude—Oifertoire in A .. Merchant I tnni mpeun! of st, Paul's Guild at the
'l‘uesday, 3:10 p. nauseous ol the . parish house at 2:30 p. in.
Temple Circle oi Christian Endeavor.‘ Thursday. All Soulg’ Day» -iloly
Thursday, 7:45 ll. air-Midweek ‘ Communion at 0:15 and ii a. in. Men’s
Stlclt’i)‘,
. vsurvice‘oi the? church Willflllor)’ l0.'(,‘iuh at the pariah honfl‘ nt 8 p. in.
Address. All are: welcome at St. Paul's church
Others"? and plush to com. Especial invitation
.The business oi the mouth will be‘is extended u) nvwcmnera. strangers
transacted. and visitors in town. The Sunday
On Monday the annual convention of achoOld are prepared to receive new
Sl‘bmll scholars on any Sunday. and to place
in lllll‘ them in proper grades unir compo
the Communion service.
i“What [)0 Yo More Than
itho l‘airiield County Sunday
lAssociation will be held
' church. Meetings at 2:00 p. m. and lent teachers at once, t‘hlldren tour
fBarlo, l). 1).. Pastors-Sunday services, 7.30 p. m '
'years of age are nailed tor the bet
‘ .__.- t ginn'era' deplrilncni.
The church is open all day every
day in the year for rest, prayer and
', First Congregational Church—v-Rev.
‘Erneat 'll‘. HoOregor, Ph. 0.. Pastor.—
Morning service at 10:31).1 with prgash- meditation.
in b the tor. Bu ecl, " o a ”-
8 y I“.111 'ihe evening there Chill M m ”It“
sstereoptleon lecture on China East Renal—lav. Mature 1.
D.. Rector—Nineteenth
entitled, “U the “kiln River." Sunday Canker. D.
school at alien. Christian Endeavor lanky after_Trinity. October 29.—
at 6:30. .hloruing prayer and sermon at 10:30.
. meetln is called for sun Sunday school at 12 m. Evening pray-
A church “at the close oi the cr omitted. The rector earnestly
morning service (“:30 a. m) urges a lull attendance, as he has
. Children's "our is in be started, special notices to road.
tolls held during the time of the mom On lhe following Sunday, Novem‘
‘ lug .serl-lce. to enable parents to bcr 5. the All Saints Holy Communion
bring their childm to the parish will be celebrated at 10:30 a: tn. in
house and have them tahen care of the alternoon the lit. vitev. “money
1 while m.- pawn“ attend on service. It. Brewster. 1). ill. will hold the dedi-
All parents who Would like to avail cation service of the Selleclr Memorial
themselves 01 such an opportunity, ll‘d Window. The hour will be noted in
requested in givc lhelrjamea lo the the daily ‘Dlvefl- The public in most
1 pastor. cordially invited.
. n- Moihers' Circle is being termed ——
l to meet for a halt hour after the worn St, Peter's German Lutheran
ing service. A" mothers "0 invited. ("lltil'I'lL (.‘odsr street. near West are
Let the ”"0" km" ‘1‘“ "0“ “0““ nun-«Martin L. Sleup, l’astor.--Thc
”k" '0 ’0‘“ ”on a ““5" constegation will observe the annIVer-
Tuesday there will be “ ”mowfl'“. nary oi the reformation of the church
“supper in the parish house elven by by Dr. Martin Luther. which had its
.Ibe Ministering Circle. Come and tr) beginning October 31' ‘5”. Morning
Tlhclr scalloped oysters. ‘servloes. in German. at 10:80. in his
Friday the Km“ Word mm“ “m sermon the pastor will set iortll the
hold a cake 3'18 1“ Glendenins's Drug many blessings oi the reformation.
Store. f Holy Communion will be administered.
November 15~The Doorkeem’l‘“ ,Conrcssloaal service at 10 o'clock. in
Circle will give 0 BuslnP-"I‘ “PM the evening service at 7:30 which will
, Luncheon at noon In the parish house. ' he in Ensflgh, the pastor will deliver
. November 22-41?“t neln W‘lefl "H a lecture. the subject of which will
,lhc Men's Club in the parish house...b(-~1,umer at Worms." Everyone
,Dr. C. it. Townsend will speak on .5 cordially invited to attend our ser-
“Tho Depths or the Sea." 'vicea, especially thorn professing the
Male tor the day: limiter“ mun. Beats are nee: Ill are
Morning. liloaflfly welcome. Sunday school at
‘Prcludkl‘astoralc, lrom Sonata. 3 91303“ Enulgh nnd German primary,
Op. 4! ................ A. Gulhnant l “mug and senlor damr‘mfinta. New
Quartet—Turn Thou limo Us. O with“! may enter my time and may
, Lord! ............... J. (1. Burnout inks tip the course m either tailgate.
‘Contrallo Solo—H0 tilvetll ills lie “gum of young rumination the
i loved Bleep ................ F. Abl “wrung” in November, “t" let.
i(..lut=ll'tet--ll‘ttil to the Lord's Anointed Vice! .
’ ------------------ P- 5- SChanll’T‘l Eulertninmentol the Young People's
Posllude~Concert F0809 in C Minor. Society. Thursday evening. November
QDlent-l g
t Evening. l
Prelude (Ill 7226) ‘
; (a)—~Od'crtbry in F, Op. 36. No. i
l Op.lsee-..~....
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Advénl Christian Church, Van am
and Harvey streets. East Norwailr-
...................... n. Batiste , ,
ibl—-Andmtte Religloso. irom Roe. oeorxe ll. 'l‘ee le. Pastor-40:08
Suite.0p. 205 ..... ll. N. Bartlett “ “I‘m" hill“ 0 PW"- 1“
a. M.-e-Homlng sermon. 12:00 in.—
,Oil’ertory~«At the Lake oi Geneva.
Op. 139, No. 2 .......... F. Beadel
Anthem—Gloria in Excelela ind)
D. Buck
Postindw‘l‘ocenln and Fugue. in D
minor .................. J. 8. Each
:3 school. 5:“ p. m.——boyal
Workers' Meeting. -7:00 p." tor—twen-
ing-éA. r. Coyie of Yale School of Re-
listed; will speak for Anti-Soloed
Magoo.
was), 715 p. m.—-—‘llld-Weelt
Prayer and Testimony Meeting.
-.—...
south Norwalk amid Church-
Rev. J. H. Thompson, Pastor—Sunday.
10:“30 a. gn.-liornlng worship. The
so iect o the sermon by the pastor , . . Also
will be. "The Maximum lol- the Mas- fiifilhfigfit 38 095:3: ”phat: Thomas.
ter,’ 13 “Le—Bible 8611“] COSMOI. “159%: Norfolk. v“. COINS .nd he‘l-
Raymond street Union Mission—
There will be testimony and prayer
6:80 p. air-YO!!!“ People‘s Meeting.
“w it... at“ “are“ *0 i: “'5’ - -
eons tel er‘lr, _' 54"“
dues Boilidn. 7:30 p. m.——aslly’psr '9‘“ ‘mm 3"“ ”mm-n"
exercises or the Bible school. Tili-
wiii be graduation day for those puss-
ing'from one grade to another. The
program‘ls to be one of special inter
eat and it is hoped that there willie
a large Amarillo. All new”? ‘
Nextw eaday there w‘ll nmee - ; .
n: or the teamei‘il em sitters stilts t ‘ calico—The «gum sunny see
m6 glam {heihodll‘lgn guilt Ills: 'i _ thil church its height il‘ a. in;
.ss . ‘.‘o. .f drama. 32 m med ‘
Thmd?’ 2:le p. m.w.\lid-week “% plaintiii " 31.590:
’3'. edetmdentspealed. .v,
muting o the church. ,_ r ‘ a Wednesday vending testimony
slidy. All welcome. ,
';.‘~“lltllsr ellultcn or earlier .
' '- scientist. _
” Church of Chfimscientloi. at
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Kittie use. Sunday. I p. 1a.; Billie '
' ~.. mlfii afl'ooloeh.
mummutosmhusemmu, ,-- ‘
usu'ah melons stag-sf nassdg 3M 1W ”mm “l" ”W "-
m’d‘e it. seem” ; l . .m in maimed Fl; .
fared/tenet! 165/
A Handsome Rug
Hartford Saxony 9xl2 for $60.00
. This beautiful Rug, an example of the finest
American weaving, hangs ml! the entrance to the
large carpet gallcry. ‘
It you should ask wherein its excellence. lies you
will be told that it is the bcst grade of wool yarn and
the colors are dependable. The word of the Read
iiwsc guarantees its value. '
The pattern is a copy of an antique Gdrevan, the
colors in mahogany, olive, dark brown and cream.
Third floor.
«a. “‘WJ.” A. -
Scrim Curtains
A special of extra value
stitched with narrow lace-cde’c.
, $1.39.
first“! 7‘ l ' '
Dress Trimmings
. After all it’s the Trimmings that give a dress dis-
tinction. A wolnlcrt'ul display of novelties for even.-
lng gowm is in one of the Main St. windows, for this
gives an idea of the varied and brilliant things at the
department.
_ Floral Garnitures, made up of the dainticst
snlken roses, quite inlpcrishable, from 25 cts. to $3.00.
Spangled and Beaded Bands that glittcr and flash
beyond description.
Silver and Gold Embroidered Floundngl. elaborate
in different degrees.
Cloth of Gold and Cloth of Silver,
‘ $.50 to 37.50 a yprd.
in white or ccru, item- 5
Regularly $1.50,
Third floor. > '
of
«ll-144.444 ’ ' All
M ain floor.
Special in Silk Petticoats
Very stylish silks with title plnitcd flounccs.
Siltrts with a silk jcrmy top finished with a silk
flounce.
' All sizes and a few extra large. l,
Black and a few colors. were $5.95.
iAll with sanitary aprons, ‘ " ' l
34.95 special. V ‘1
mm” ‘
Ribbed Corset Covers
Nice for cool Weather, because one can he slipped
on under a blouse when llt‘cilt‘d.
In cotton, high neck, lozlpr slccvcs
high neck. sleeveless
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves
Regular .i '05. so cts.
. Extra Silt‘s‘, 65 CW.
Merino, high neck, long slccl'cs, only $1.00.
Second floor.
v
4 so detainees
Main floor.
A Quill Penholder
in any dainty coloring,
With little jar to hold it
when not in use.
Christmas Cards
of prisons! greeting.
Relllcmher to look over
the assortment and order
early.
$1.00. Stationery Section, main
floor.
Eden Cloth Wbl‘e Outing Flannel
suital‘lc for winter slccp- '
A fine quality wash
finnnc‘ of durable cotton "”1 garments. ““1““
in dainty patterns. 28 and robcs, 27 inches,
illcllcs, 7‘ . 3° “8' .
\\ :txh hoods Section,
15 cts. main floor.
iiIltr E. ill. limit (humming
:asit mats Islet-obit
. ~9- Am
. .. ,AtThe Regent. wed multimtlovemher'uh m}.
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