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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 24, 1926 · page 9

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Cong’l Young Poo leI .
Conference At torts

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I Metropolitdn Trio. Rev. Oscar- E. Mourer. D. D of
ationsi Jun ’DM" Night. Center church New Haven, will be‘
, ”n“ Ste ' cents-alto. ‘ dean of the controlled and Rev.
3' ' ""‘W’m- ”"9” * Richard '1'. Elliott oi Rocky Bill will

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7 l” .. ' ‘ ' manager or .the Congregational P-u -. 3
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Worried" Orchestra. ol Wash! dorvico- will; be in so

, oi Rev. Wilbur 8: Deiriina’.’ mission-
MY. NEW 17°35’35“ hrs: 'on furlough trorn Ahmednagcn
. India. and a graduate or Brown Unl-
. ““950" Rm versity.» Mr. Deming will be assisted
. Mommercial Digest. , by other missionaries.
eorgo Megia. tenor. The departrnont. of methods.
> is; All” Rut" pianist. . - which will~givo practical courses in
“ nai§°dli7e°uiioci7$°h°m' teacher training and young pepole's
‘fW “I.“ nork. will be in charge of Rev. John
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grown. so lngm wit:

"Y M. Dose of Danbury. studies-
,°¥' dovotlonsl’ life will be led by it»?
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church end community: and to stun-
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has reached dis a day.
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The indies river or ll'lorida is salt
water. and is not a river at all, but
I‘ lose. narrow tidal inlet.

8: Puritan
Oil Cool Stoves and Ovens

in LOWEST PRICES

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Prompt Delivery

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reflected in tlio‘dttitudo ot the 700- -
ple generally who otter a period as

it anticipating a change in business .
conditions. '

“There is no sound economic rose
son tor any ch in busine- oeu-
ditions at2tho present tints. husisas
cycles to the contrary. 'rirnes should
continue to be good.”

“To be sure everyone is not satiae :
tied with the volume oi boluses or
its prontahlonsos. But was there
over a time when everyone was at-
isilsd. Banks report that the vol-
ume oi checks drawn in payment
for goods and ireight carried by the
railroads. has continued to exceed
that oi any previous year. Demand

1933.
“The automotive industry is on-

menu. “the

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was more than satis ie

a . Great institution recommends
' ' Perfection afi‘er exacting tests ' ‘

TRU YseientifioistheBsttleCreek

ego of Home nomice. Its
nutrition expert. Miss Margaret Allen
cooked man fiasco eels on s Per-

in I nsti wie cooking test

conducted by six famous cooks. Miss
expressed the the t complete
satisfaction with the e cction.

The results mfis's

“Whether I broiled 1:;ch
peesor edunibologsestlicresulls
were fine.” the sol ' ~ The stove
lighted quickly. Ito heat was s esdy
and even and so easily regulate that
Ioookedallthoeedisliosstthessme
time. “If“ s didareot grade ot' heat

for eoe

. new is steddy
“The demo dldnot creep or orewl. I
tested the diver: with a standard oVen'
thermometer and found that I could

1: 'tan i tth tein
.mli dzdcrned‘fim I ” rely ”:3:
mint emails builds
madam don't isis’is life coon

“Ono meal I elicited ontiroly' in the"
oven. corn and Ibufle. eluded
tomatoed seasoned with onions, and .
angel oa’TiiIrowas‘nomingiing
of odors. This dual saved fuel. too.

urner. Through the
ileum doors could m at any moment
ow every dish was getting along.

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Distributors . 26 Broddway

wit mmzeo.

WAINING: Use q enuRPoi-fection

 

“The Perfection' is easy to hsndle and
easy to keep clean. And I didn’t have
to scrub pots and 51". The long
chimneys revente ls’coioration. ‘

thefgrhierknow Had of 3
oil stoves, my expectations o-
exceeded by the performance of »
Perfection.”

Battle Crssflliscmmsiids

Thisroeoniinendation came mm the 7]
Battle Creek Gallegool 0300-1.
comics after the moat oxaotin° labo-
ratory tests. Scientific Bottle rock
was more than satisfied.t~And the Per-

fection was proved ready to meet the .

cooking needs oi'a'ny household, .

Alleixisniouseooks dthe...
Perfection. Ev ery‘da ymomen" . '-
with Perfections' in their kite ens ‘

having real cooking. satiefsotion.

See Perfection: teddy 7
ill 0an tel litan “dial .
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i6. 75 to iv rn
Select tit: «rainfall? ‘tfie Judge

of your familgCoo 1‘00 “10 wali‘m
approved y Battle Creek College-

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Pressman Srovs COMPANY
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F or doughnuts or French-
fried potatoes, use a flame
with yellow tips 1%. inches

sab‘ovehlie blue area,‘ ’Miss 7

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“The long chimneys," M 1&3

all says, “intensify the

heat and' insure clean kettle
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