,Ilecitatiou—“Sweet P's"-—-lfiiss Rear-
‘ Ian's ohm.
Wm Hour Eyes"——Bcbool.
.ltesitatiea—"Suabeams’ ’—¥ev lor-
‘ Borg—nee!“ Clark.
"Recitation-4W Daisy Blad"—Mrs.
Murr- clam.
mum-11s at Doth'an" -
Mhm
hat-J ‘Patth Will Hake It Clear"—
Ichool.
“tau—"The Plantinf'lflsl ma-
tlelrs elaas. ..
Bedtation—"Good-bye to Children's
Day"—Mrs. Sanderson's‘ class.
announcement and Remarks—Pastor
and Superintendent.
Song No. 22—"The Video Opleudhl'
. ——8chool.
Those who were baptised among the
were: Clarence BeerIisch. Wil-
h m Ireland. Richardflood-
Uh. Joeph Jacohian, Ernest Arthur
M Shirley Florence Jaecer. Ruth
m '81:". Lillian -‘Bonncr Finch.
, 1‘!th Kloclt and William Theo-
. dale Deland. Grace Shaw, a twelve-
,earoold “II. was also baptised.
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Sossth Nos-walk Congregational.
'A special program. ”The Children of
the Fathers' Kingdom" was presented,
yesterday morning. at the South Nor-
.walk Concrmttonal ,church. by the
members or the Sunday school. the
,.eomplete program of the services be-
4“ given below. The subject of the
u of the pastor. Rev. Fred 8.1a-
mobs. was 'Bringing Youth Into the
”arch! ' There were four baptisms.
new suing Babies Brewer. Caldwell.
arm- and Sterling.
The program follows'
'Prelude—“Festive March" (Hurst).
Mus] — “.Onward Christian
.Iddiera"
MARY DlC
‘niizouo
Oslo—Wen“
u
(Roman—{rs 8m.
W "n- Children‘s Def—School}
“Milan wao
round tbe‘little Child" (War).
”than
Baptismal Service.
Song—Primary Department.
imam—“rho Children 0!-
renoun-
Little
the .l'atber's Kingdom" —- Heralds.
Dorothy Frey.
011mm of the Bible: L'lllldm at
Eleanor
Mathews .
the Old Testament. Emerson Beau-
pain. flnriel Dibble. Donald mils.
Gordon Henry. Tremblflu
William McLeehian: Children of
Mary
the New Wt. Donald flames.
Jack Squires. 'l‘ower Hamilton. Dor-
othy Kuhlmann, Helen Bunion: Her-
aids:
Children of History: Children
of Early Christians, Harriet Bher- -
man. Marjorie Glover. Verna Bar-
tiem: .CIlIdral of the
Huguenot; 1
Helen Tilly. Grace Zwicker. Bessie
muchlan:
Children of
the Pil-
grims. Palmer Huntington. Edward
Herrism.
Bradtord Barton:
ner-
alt: Chimera of the Present. Jes-
sie McLachlan. Jean Velsor. Helen
Underwood, Ester Zwicker.
unis: Heralds.
nil—Yr. Jacobs.
Mortory—"Canzonetta" (Lyrics).
Recesslenal.
Lois
Postlude—“Jubilatc Doc" (Loret).
First Congregational Church.
Theproxram of Children's DaY. Cel-
ebrated at the First Congregational
church. yesterday. was very interestp
inc. Sixteen children participated in
the event. which was wit'nessed by a
large number of members of the con-
xregation.
The complete program was as fol-
lows:
Processlonal (No. 1)—"Oli. Praise the
Lord."
Call to Worship.
Doxolory and Lord’s Prayer.
Responsive Scripture and Prayer.
Sons (No. 8)—“‘l'he God of Nature."
Baptism. .
Solo—Hrs. Newklrk.
Beginners:
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’1'.” I u' " A! the Palace Tatum-row and “Val-radar.
Y
When you go to buy a pair of boots, 9. can of peas or a kitchen cabi-
net, do you know exactly what you want—or do you “shop around" and
take pot luck ?
You can save many an hour’s time—and many a good hard dollar
-—-by knowing beforehand what you want, where to get it, and approxi-
* mately how much it Will cost
Hut?
leash-“immes lie." 5 I
PPM—irate m:-
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Reclifliba—‘Theflst'w—Car-
olyn Raye and firm-lo chm-
Rich-1rd Lorin:
is“. (No. 1l—I'Come. I“!
Lambs."
Micaela—ab NN' -— RI“.
‘ Gladys Freudenthai.
Presentatibn of Certificates.
Instrumental Music—Mrs. Hesse“ and
—-l.'mer ”died.
Recitation—Mela”? menses-r
Catherine Blur. Barbam males
and Anna Disney.
Recitation-47m Iaidea and tbs
Bee” ~Jasmsdae m
Son; (No. n—“lall flint“ ‘
Glades mm. m firtatn
and Holly Raters.
Solo and home (No. Ohm Is
lbw?”
Recitation—'11:: Only a Little Pan.
Eleanor Itreet.
Io- (No. til—“Imam" Is Here." .
Ream—“W— Mice Beaver.
Persts Btannard and Dorothy Hull.
Recitation—“Turmoil of file Lil.
ssh—Geo.- Heathen. Gordon Rune!)
lead Ill-nest Aibin.
Presanmtlon of Bibles.
Otter”.
111mm Odertory—Ilrs. lie-ell
and It- Am.
Childre 's Day Story.
Son: . .‘ lei—2m the herd."
loath Nos-welt M
A talk on “Charter Building,”'w‘lioh
was or interest not only to the child-
ren but also to their parents. vastly;
en at the morning service at the South
Norwalh Baptist church yesterday by
the pastor. Res. 1.. J. fichot-ppler.
net mums. Lillian mans f
Brothertn. W mason and
Hiram -
Red-Moses: ettbsfllw.
I .a—m M .
Recitation -— "m Fathers" —e
Ir”—Adelxn mahoock. Carol ’Winc;
D'lNIClEF lG .
'_, You can always know this much before you enter a store.
of service it should give.
with whom to deal.
Merchamhse'with established reputation is the best tobua.
- ' ' Theorilywaytobesureofthegoodsyoubuyistoreadthead A,
1 K.‘ tisernentsinthismperregularly. Asa ver-
1 rumznagmg around.
7. ‘tp .— ...‘
Itsoves tithe. Itsaves money.
If it’s clothing, youitnow how well it should wear and what thestyle
, should be. If it’s a musical instrument, you know what to expect in
, ' tone and workmanship. If it’s a carpet sweeper, you know what kind
Merchants with established reputations for honesty are the best
practice it’s far better-jinn
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COl'n
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lion on tin embroidery. All sorts of strange and
bright colors are seen with an occasional glint of
“lime! or had wont, peacock shades, orange, bufi,
dim: and vivid green.
Somc'are in the more con-
sultative my and beige.
82.50 -
Crepe de Chine Blouses
1' Made with high-low collars, convertible.
Tail-
fied models with tucks in front, made from an extra
heavy quality Crepe de Chine.
unite only.
In Quaker gray and
$5.95
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Men's Summer Underwear
Will-'11s: Suit with short
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sleeves or
ankle or three-gunner
kngths. This is underwear approved by fastzdious
men who demand perfect fit and an agreeaHe ft
.wcau. These are mostly in white, a few in F411»-
tian or corn color.
and 83.00
Qualities which were $2511
Special $2.29 a suit
“Bash" C-rters at an unusual price.
Made
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25 cts. a pas-r"
near. t1. . r.
Blouses
& h mute.
Tie-back models in
black and gray only.
$5.95
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Models which have
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