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, . . ”-qu Baptlnt
_, the church
IF" F.’ South
Pr?!“ «rt: church.
3 - the services
church.
Ssalise. peo-
. » ru‘b will oc-
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the
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n'orr'lng In
arch, Mou~
is. A! last
.rws and con-
u‘lou wcm
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The Ever Reedy ctr-cl Rm
generators will held a Bulletin sen
co in _tho -
church, Sunder. M 23.x;tmm
or are waiver-sexy or the birth 2;-
E‘anny Crucifix-the blind hymn wri-
ter. A. Intake] pm Which
include may or lb '11:
hymns m be men. under the 'd‘l~
rocuon o! In. W. I". Ambler. Mr;
Orville? Rector of ‘Brldmorg
be th- Ireeasr. wm
At the mid-wk prayer meeting
in the Roman Baptist church lest
"Belicia: in Don: me;- I
h” “u‘ m brooch: out
cemented by four things. The Inc.
she sold. its temptation and the
power to overcome it. The lecond
m prayer. Prayer. Min Sinner:
declared. was the foundation or
Christian life and without it, 1:
night. Mia Mary Suit!" mke on
. are urged
"5 meeting.
7:;oyed lol-
humility.
"Y- “119 monomous. One
,, could not be one “thou
. other. To live ll Chmtubeitfi; t:
.u~ be given Miss Su‘fl'en pointed out. is the
pmse. Sat- lourth plus:- of . Miss
Mr. and guinea said it was not amen]: to
‘r street. incorporate religion Into dell! lives.
-; r111! no r: may be done. she declared. by
“Y'a‘lmbll’u. abldlng by the tour rules. wk
3 2
com Mrs. had outlined. m h
twin of . 0 0
The Young People's society
of
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New Fashions 3 '-
ln Men's Knitted Tie;
Every one likes a variety of neck-
wear and thee" nevi weaves will
Our gee Telephom rhchmge—Simpl y Ask the Opustor‘for Km ”‘1-
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Manni‘sll Black and -
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furnish that variety.
Probably the season’s first and most popular suit is
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Youth will be served
- Brookficld — as
Youth votostin favor
of superior flavor, fra-
granaandfi'eshnsse.
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Silk Ties in stripes, plain blues and
blacks, heather mixtures, :26. to
suit many tastes.
A special offer Saturday $1,
Mentio- Kmt' Ties, crossbar
stripes, jacquards, mottled and
two tone effects, styles men will
Special
like. 65 oh.
Main {1965,13
Novelty Fabric Gloves
for ianetween Seasons
Do your gloves look soiled or
shabby? Nothing is quite so
noticeable as onc's gloves—there-
fore they should be spotless and
fashion right. One glance at
lh lovely styles will convince
you of your need for new, upcto-
datc Gaumlct gloves.
Chm Seeds of a quality for ~
early spring wear. Havana, fawn,
grey and beaver shades with
Paris Point backs. 81.15
Gauntlet Cuff Gloves embroldcr-
:d in harmonizing shades and
two tone embroidered backs
81.56
Fashionable gauntlet gloves in all
the newest shades -— light grey,
cocoa, fawn and corn with two’
toned fanCy embroidery on out:
and backs. 32
Quite new! Gauntlet gloves with
finely pleated ruffle cufis. All
the: popular’shadcs -- Paris point
backs. “30
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A” lovely woman than a. big, fluffy fur“ i
the severely tailored model of mannish black will:
White hairline stripe. It is ever so smart and in
vivid contrast to ifs dark color is the Spotless white
Pique waist' coat, whit}! is a Pm 0‘ the wit itscif‘ 1‘; Smart Spring Hats“, g
'Failor’s fine silk braid binds tfic cdg'es 0f the coat Moderately Priced
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Regularslzcs to w: 555- Ofc venue a]: ii 1 :
Extra sizes $69.50. in models from famous urinary
» ‘ Second floor. designers too, but we are also spe- g
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price. New straws in the season's
most desirable colors combined
.Vith silk and trimmed attractively
with flowers and sill: applique.
Black. brown, govdcr blue.
$5.50
manner.
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VVhElt more charming finish to the neck
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son. A fox skin in black, shades of
brown and new amber color. Large,
full skins of excellent quality. $39.50
Flannel For iTHe - ‘
New Spring FrocE
I veryjight weight finely woven
flannel am "Viytlla’l comes in
lovely Spring colors -— seven dif-
ferent shades and it will be ever
so satisfactory for it is guaranteed
to be xmshrinkablc. l’is light
weight is particularly desirable b-
uns: it an be worn all me:
when made into orcrblouses, suit
or sport dresses. $1.89 yd.
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Not only are these carriages sulficicnily
good looking in finish and dcagn for the
most precious of babies but they also -
embody all the newest appliances to
make the baby safe and comfortable.
Four-wheel brake, — Reversible
gear - body may be turned around.
. Adjustable back—Windshield.
Th; carriages are finished in old blue, ccru _,
or brown. A special in’any one of the
_ if 1.
Special Sale
above.
Mali JonggScts manure. ‘0‘ Pillow Cases.
Reed’s Monogram brand hemmed
11E: e offer these very satisfactory Mahjongg sch. .Thc tiles are made ‘ _ .
o hgypolishcd woodwith clear, well donned characters on them. Many C323 '5' cxcluswe “i3 us.
have wanted them for thcchildrcu or («2r lllc‘ll’ own practice 5”. Splendldly Of fine, closely woven bleached
» muslin. mam made with the
31 set Of'famss- foremost idea of. quality such as
one expect of Reed merchandise.
1nd priced very specially for Sat-
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Fourth floor.
morgue sci and racks
Saturday Candy Special ..
i
,. , - urday. Size 45 x 3856. Regular-
Wholesome chocolate covered fruits—figs, ”dates and chm-rigs delightful g ly 75 do 65 cu.
for grown-ups and so healthful for kiddies . 49 ds. 5. ‘ Tm”. M.
Good old fashioned chocolate creams 30 as. L . ‘
Bittersweet popper” patties ‘ . 39 as. I.
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Mr. Davis will preach Sunday
morning and evening. At the clone
02 the evening service the pastor will
speak a tow words or WI. At the
coming center-once e m for
the pastor. the Rev. E. D. M
will be appolnted. Hhe conference
will convene at Jane met church.
Brooklyn, W'ednesdey. March 1911:.
Fred T. Broaden will be the lay
delente trom Richelieu.
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Onwmmtlnw
shields and Rev. and Mrs. Look
moiety and their nannies were pres—
ent. Between 60 end 70 out down to
a. fine chicken pie supper. The pas~
tor and his wlte were mated with
5 box contalflng $30 in gold pieces.
The women have bed e m}
your. The: have named 81:15 and
the Young Women's Auxiliary has
eemd over 3880, making 8. tom by
81.699. The tirel- enortl or these
societies has added greet}: no the
\m‘ a! the church and the
W m: of the pesto;- and
an M111. ,
Aldloeleo had a supper. a ~0-
welr reception to them “(in
wile. Rev. and Mrs. 1.qu Hull.
iii; . s
as ms: is opening yom: éyeo—
finding ell-law opportunities.
were invited. The members 0: the -
the. We societies. of over .
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