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rr, chin dri-p.s east and another,
drives we3t
Group "C" of the Woman's Auxiliary
of tne umircnf.vf"Tf.TT r
.With tho self-same winds that blow. D A Rowan, No. 506 South
'Tis thr set ol the sails j s,xth street, on Monday -.night, at
K -Vr'nr.k. RefreAhments will ve serv-
nveslofi'erlhff received at
thp th ? door. Pubis invked.
And nol Ihs sales
Which tell us ilie way to go.
Liko ihe winds of the sea are
ways of fate
As we voyage along through life
'Tis the set of the soul
That decides its goal
And not the calm or the strife.
Anonymous
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Mif-s J'f.nette CHenn has ?.onG to
"Richncr.d, Va.. to visit friends.
.T'.-sir Kenr.r. '.Vise has for her-
M Mill OF
TU3ta, Ga.
Mary Alexander, of Ai
! Men from Riding Their
Toni:rht r.t 7::0 there will be an im-j- Country.
or th.-. fr1:-. Glee Ciub ! - - v -
cf'tii--' V. V. "( A. ' (By J. W. Pclger, United Press Staff
. Correspondent).
ai-, C F Hill r-ni dauhte- have ; American Field Headquarters,
j bv tho piffling technicalities of our
i s iirstcwar nerue.
' .... r-ui:- x;?iiiir '.irf . the ranKS
No NeeJio Rub :,
Try Sloan's , Lxounenti jund .. see
how quickly fjbe swelling x reduced
and the pain disappears. No need
to rub; it pene- r
tratea quickly and
brings relief. Have
a bottle handy for
rheumatic pains,;
neuralgia, back
ache and all mus
cle soreness.
Generous sized
bottles, a t your
druggist, 23c,
50c. $1.00.
m
(WUl
B$mmbmRm& rnvmmu sale
KB iilORS
Flying Came Nar J Raising
Cain in American Ar
. tillery.
(nited Press Staff Corriipondent;
American Field Headquarters,
i France, , Nov. 2. (By Mail) "If I
were only 10 or 15 yearf younger I'd
certainly go in for hy'dit'
The colonel was standing, on the
lavoi in front of . the American artil
lery barracks, pllekiTigr through hid
field glasses at one of his youn
lieutenants a mile overhead. Youth
J haS the call in-the air svibe: Junior
officers "will fly" according to the
orders Men like the colonel, who
wished he-could lob off 10 years of his
age, will have t5 go in this war direct-
IJ vJLi j ing their gams : frOir the ground whil
-Eyery Item lasted to iSe iSold at X9c
E
lives in Florence,
Mrs. J. P. Elliott. v.io
visiting h"v dau.Thf'r, .Mrs. J
AVirte. nt Sun?e? P;:.rk, has rcti:
to her homo in Mnrion, S. C.
, ! laws, America
HELP Wl
shells
the, clouds.
rho allies. They hope some day to
be restored to their rights as Amen- r
But -Avhilo.they can i uo iu
cans.
" " : thing about it tney caii
The Willini: Workers cf tho Doc.-; , ;n5 ,i10 Bcches
street . arirTian mu.t.i m.-m . B oireadv ficb-
cnjcyable r-oclvl Friday night, at the Mo5t of the Americans alreadj tigi--hmn-
nt Mr. and Mir. M. J Jack-cu, ing in this war are in either the Lana
:-n C" stio street. ; dian army or British or French fl-
-X ! in? corps. Their record is a pioyd
HALLOWE'EN AT ST. MATTHEWS one, marked by "Sican
A very enjoyable Hr.llow. Vn party British and trench OjeJ"
wn.! Piwn rridav nfjrht bv -lie youns at least nas v.ou
Flying came near raising cainwith
the order of things in the artillery.
I Most of thq younger officers applied
for instructions in flying the very day
facilities wore placed at our disposal.
I a icw umers were aouotiui aoout giv
rtng up -the actual guns but as a rule
uut? mgai, was enougn to maice tnem
aviationrtans. , "-. ' '
This mornins. as tto6cdtonei follow-
ed the liilvery planwrtbiiis glasses,
the artillery range learning the gaaio
ho will havp to nlav nf tKp frnnt TTo
it j (By George Martin, United Press Staff ;.kept up high to be weu over the range
nonutnu. of shell-fire and the wireless station
Washington, Nov. 2. Plans 'for oa the ground was getting his u;ie.
teaching America's millions of boys technical sentences about this shell
and that one hittin
'iff 1 y-a. ,da
Plan to Otfanize fehbbls Into
Red CrpsiRi: fm
aries.
and girls how to do their bit to help
their country win the war are an
nounced by Dr. Henry Noble Mac-
the target or
breaking wild.
Another aeroplane jumped into the
. i. .- r. . .-oifHTTiiiinii i ) i uri .r- i ,1. ;.i i -in . n r nv.ir tnn mrino- orpnuni if rmwns
LuVherai hi'.'rclVi'pih.; Sundny .inLl ism, many have be-nH dhec!? ! and Director of the Junior Member-1 od the barrack. past the flan;-
i-nnme n-ii- l-r-o nn-ihp- wpp the Military Cross and hundreds hae - i inK Runs and the sweating gunners,
,;"nt U;tV .'".me -d'.rle -, itcn given 'tlu- French War Cross. Sh:p of the Red Cross. . skimmed over the indolent suasage
nntlv in 'playing games, t.'.liri .or-; umlor nomnssen. of! One outstanding feature will b3 pak)on and disappoared on a mapping
iii.h..-., j.j-""-"'-- -..v Portland Ore., and tjieuufcuiiut J'v- muving pictures o. tie Avross-oeiors j.
icauues. c i .iu w., "'"J ; Manning, of Florida, both veterans ot and nurses in the field and of partiot-1 Half an hour he r
I,r?'USf : .. "::mr the Philippines, passed through tnis scrambled out of the
a;. 1 :;".;.ul '.1 .V. cp the other day on their way to awkward young hear.
M iv.-c, . n -., contingent of Americans v--- '""" a one-niece fur suit, ma
Llillli"1" mW -
the parting timo com
MILITARY BALL.
lericauo - ' - -.-
ti,,. n-itish st vie of fighting. Thougi to schools throughout il
Ihy have been in the trenches for ; ;n. piro tl:e children
months during which time uoin we-e
T:,r.;chr 8 o'clock at Herman:.-, v.o.md.'d. the (rnned States Armj nab
H:i!l will bo given til" iiur.l of those
(!elightfi;l dan- es which have been So
greatly enjoy. -J by all who have at- ribbons on British uniforms.
tended. The Red Cross Society gives
tliese for the roldiers and sailors, es
pecially, tli.-.ugh Wilmington people
are asked to be prer.ent. Desides t
soldiers from F"ort Caswell, it is ex-
iturned. He
cockpit like an
bundled up in
sked with wido
ie country to goggles and crowned with a tan hel
met.
"B sure to look at the river," he
. Our Week-Enr3 sales aire : being spoken oi
favorably, much to out gratification, and v.
sire to give our customers further assurance th:;
values. offereo!. t this time are the biggest
pbssibly make them. This, we believe, is il
reason for the interest shown.
: Just read,. this list of items that will be pL
sale this week-end, and then join the throne
will take advantage of the bargains we cf.
Friday and Saturday Sale.
Missed Half WdbT", full range of sizes full
5Qc value ... . . . 19b
Ladies' .25 and35c Brassieres-nicely madfe,. atl
sizes 19c
Ladies' '25c Gauze Weight Vest, (g) 19c
Children's Wool Knit Caps white and colorj,
. 0 ..... f." ... 19C
Ladies' Fancy Stamped Aprons 2$c value, 1Sc
Stamped Cushions with" floss for embroidery
for 0 m . . . -19c -
5 balls Sansilk .Crochet or Embroidery Cotton
for . . . ...... . . . ...... .'. . " . . . 19c
Men's Silk Fibre Socks black and colors 35c
value 19c
Men's. 25c Suspenders ' 19c
Men's 25 and 35c Silk Four in Hand '.Ties 19c
Children's 50 and 75c Ready to Wear Hats black'
and colors ... ..." ... ... ..19c
Hat Trimming Feathers and wings big assort
ment worth" up' to $1.00 ... ....... .... 19b
Childreofi'S. 25 and 50c. Silk and Toddy Bear Caps
- . ... V.. ... ... ...x. .. ... .....19C
DOMESTIC.
25c Dress Ginghams g ... ...... .19c
25c White Madras ...19c
29c Table Linen ) , : 19c
Famous Kimona Outing ...'.. ... ..19c
25c Bath Towels ..19c
25c 18-inch Huck Toweling
Fruit of the Loom Bleaching, 10 y;;!
tomer
25c bunch Soutache Braid of 12
shades ...
36-inch Romper Cloth (Q. .-
TOILET GOODS
25c cake Woodbury Soap for
25e sticlc Williams Shaving Soap for .
25c tube Tooth.. Paste .... :
G cakes Butter Mik Soap
2 cakes Palm Olive Soap
25c Tooth Brush
25c string Beads
29c fine quality Writing Paper
25c Hair Brush
25c Comb
25c Middy Tie :
25c Dress Shields
25c Baby Pants .'
25c Knitted Sport Caps
25c Crepe de Chene Hdkfs
25c Ladie.-,' Lisle Hose
25c Boys' Heavy Ribbed Hose
25c Children's Socks ...
2 yards heavy Cluny Lace
- WILLIAMS COMP
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The general plan is to organize en-
i . . l- - I 1 1 r . - a 1 f ( ! i 1 m
not taken them back. 1 ney came nr- sciumji uooies nuo auxiliaries ot uuvist-u, n s a wonuenui signt iror.i
here wearing their American service the local Red -Cross chapters. This up there. Wq went about twenty mile
ix ing done as soon a:4 the scliool up stream on tus mapping stunt." He
mon, at 7:30 p. m.
Church of the Ascen.-ion
Marstellar streets, lu v. '
rector: Sunday school ;;;
Evening prayer and . .
p. m.
and
.''of,
:. m.
1:2')
1
L'JT
St. Matthew'.,
pected that --ome of the X.ivr.l K"-
American officers were surpri
to learn that these two soldiers
Kinz's uniform were Americans
ning met some of his .old comrad
Fnited Stater. Infantry and
c.wr. Km.. -ui ..M;.-,,! i'ivii;.: v.'-n c-ouiu naruiy ueneve uil hit vaiiuu.
be charged the nominal price r.o an soldier was the man tney cam- of Re2 Cross school pctivrtfls,- Dr. , it to me.
cent:;, if 'hey de.slre to enjey (h-pr.ipi wiih i uu ru...ii1m1-r,. .iact:racken said
i . i
! ' PRESBYTERIAN. ling, "Perilous Times;" night, "God'3 ! Cl'anahan n?stor:
riv.hi a lund otjuai to 2&4.'cnl&XBr was. an am rettr fliTer back home and at. .marewB rresoyienan cuurcu avumi&awiv vxitri. 0111, suw ,
scd each student for the feu recall of raw can handled rfach&f aloneif thev'i! Fourth and Campbell streets, Rev. A. 9:45 a. m., Mr. J. W. Holiis, superm-; " "V ' .
m the material from wiicb Uie bois ahd let. him. Stmot-hfs brother lieuten- McClure, D.D., pastor: Preaching i -nut Kauy li-y program. Junior " ,"C.V - " '' '.
.Man- eirl;. win maWPff mfB" snnHa ants saw him loon-the.innn tr. rvvo u at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath B. i. P. Tj. 6:4o p. m. Sunoeams .u"r"'--
es of Ka(.! pupn of thtch.beefMi.a but he-flortntl:ave a chance- to do school at 3:30 p. m.' Junior ChrisUan Monday. 3:30 p. di. Sundv school X;an :
they Ki .j rrocs mcmlwrshin when ih -inr- stunts at this ramn Th Uwitfnnr, Endeavor after the Sabbath school, social Monday night. Pilgrim s ; i""l-lt--";. : . ;
iliarv has been organized SnpaVin? skinnod off the flvine suit nnd hnnriswi Intermediate and Senior Christian Progress' Tuesday night. Prayer A
i - u rt si
'.ic-
; i! a.
-I i.
i C f
. "i.U:h-Silb-
A
al'nil
-dances, which win be conducted by
Miss Leonora Fantwell.
In London I knew stores of Ameri-
'Iloys and "i
CHRIST! AM.
Endeavor at 7:15 rt .m. Praver meet- meeting Wednesday night. Teachero'
intr Werineadav at S n. m. Seats free, supper and Senior B. Y. P. U. Thurs-1
rail SCiuf'TS WUO Simply COlUn t Wait .-;or cr.rv;ro nnnvmff Kn o KpUF The nilOf hankod n turn nnrl T lnnlron' i t. T7ix ,ir:--4 tt y.7.. ' 'ni? Ol . . . .-..t. .
: fnr the T n'ted StateS-tO declare aiij, ne lVl A ,i,:,.i. ,:n i 4 etrfl itrhi dnmn ihnt n.!nr ... . . . , . x a. ttt ii.i, ICni ABbOGiailOn, C. ..II....
, t , . ! "w i"V uaj VYUHil will ue UL gieiU.
! T 1 . 'I1 , . . . I . Kill FF . ' .
ui; lw- nuu, - w " value to the Chapter, This work may -wnoiner weu lana on the barracks or at i0:30 a. m. Preaching at 11:15 A. day school at 9:45 a. m. Rally Day i r " Z ;,, ,
t pect.ng confidehtb ' that their own : bp done in complete co-operation with n the gun-pit The guns were there m. christian Endeavor ft 7:30 p. m.'with special program. Morning wor-! lRnY E '
country woid It includes aid" in they couldn't be seen .,thoueh I Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 ship at 11 o'clock, and evening at J fi.iZ?'m Ch iS "
b.ick as instructors wnen e entered .-.,,- ,:v, . u-nov' nrart v ti-Vin tn il. " . : .. . i. . t : - Ji m. viium..
7i7 Rv ti,i ,im manv of thos .'. p 6 11 - l'u-,,el- - vaiiraviig. 1 V ' ' V lml!l- p. m. A Welcome for all Who COm-3. oy tne pasiur. ivnu-weBK service fi.!- Tnnto- C
J C h3ve heen lined o uadW :dis,ribution of circur,, gathering of much for the French artists who P Harnett . Street Mission. Eighth and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Pub- j mI g,,,, ,
!; ?nd.d i magazines and books Tor soldiers,.,?', on the canouflage. Harnett streets, Rev. W. M. Baker, "c cordially Invited to worship with ' Lun
. . "T." wu.i Snmhnw o rtiVtn-i full hn Civangensi m cnarge: aaooain scnpoi nt. S The nuhl e s or..
Lieut. A. II. r-annHi, a i-namam, , :--- -? ... yy? began to be a Dleasure. We suited at :io
Virginia, boy, won the British Mill- ine pier, am can be r nuered. over th f. - . - and
tary Cross at the battle of Vimy communuy in the saieguaruing of wo df pDed ,0 acros tho rpd rnnfs ' i First
Ridge on last Easter Monday by shesr n car? or property regard for the barrackfl aea!n and ihen iutne ange,
. . i .7 ij. v : ii.. j n nn c nni ir t- an i tin nKfAHm " - .
nraverv ana leautrwnu. nc aa -.u.j, .wju i mi iniyuu- imani tVi,.on fan
. .. . '.(.11
'''".VP.-
.; pcr.ool
vv.at
rlr.ikuV
:. ;.t 4 p.
uay iv gilt
iv invited
-v anu leauersn
wounded, and after recovering, joined ance oi hkc duties or every good cit- piIot pulled gome jipgeTs that brought ch
the Royal Flying Coras. Today I re-j izen. , 4. . . us dQwn wJlh & gentle bounce m front p.
ceived a letter irom mm saying. , n , . .
.... I wii.i will , re lit i ir .-in r ri i null nr-
i . . . - 'Of thp hflnwro
l am irimmeu up in ueu wiui uui.u
a. m. Preaching each second
fourth Sabbaths at 7:30 p. m.
Presbyterian, South and Or-
Rev. John M. Wells, D.D., pas-
Then the tor: inere win De services at tnis
church tomorrow at 11 a. m. ana eight
m., at which time Dr. Wells, will
preach. His subject at the morning
i emu -t " inn 1-ton Tiisa wi vnrv wu u v tn rliF . -- . .
legs up in, the air in aiding. It seems , f loca,itipi, Thn "I T&IXti , twenty minutes I had learned the jected Jesus." and at the evening
rear-, since I came to France1 with the ' n th" that makes our young artillery ice, "The Religion of Joy."
Royal Flying Corps in; the middle ol . oHed action for rommi.nitv VpI omcors g0.,n for far the most danger- Sacrament of the Lord's Supp
Jr.lv. T have helped Bring down scv- ,. f y,tty.i . iU bnu. m u:e war. De observed at the morning
i " 1." :..h- f ""d wound-d. Such trainine ,,.
serv-The
er will
service.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Junior
Christian Endeavor 3:00 p. m. Senior
In New York.
and Intermediate Christian Endeavor
.ne lines, SDOoung up-anu uiim6 volva nl, ;ho 'iVi:'. I
: troops, transports and artillery. The A"' ::, ";."V- V,
pw Vnvt QO,Ho frm tho vt weuuesuay o.uu p. in. ;uu me coru
suffrage amendment, has centered ? , l""f . ecVu
the whirlwind municipal campaign
got me a few days later. Som? or '!r"7..0 Vu" vr' . "r"" mey. rector. Twenty-second Sunday
imy controls were shot away and we,-':u.s f f: Jl , . " "1Lut!vll".i"ur after Trinity. Church school at 9:45
' crashed to the ground behind our , rr?,? Holy Communion
I 1 !.... I rloi'l- coo ti tiv worpn't -i i n ouui:;-, dim lU'JVlHR pictures Will r. iUllUIiei, UUlllluee Ol II1C T US- .
' ,..-11' j il... , : shortly be ready for school use ionists for re-eleetion: .Tuds'P Jnbn F i
- iui;:'u uuiiiKHL uui. i;uisni ul uavuis , - .. - ----- --:-t,, .
t ""n,,".?TS 9.n aching the history of the Red Cross, in N
! I, : rT: 1 "11 services to the nation and to other the
i'.oio. I came out alLright but they na"s. and ns present organization m
Ww Vnrlr Vn,r 5 Ohiof intof ' P- iUiu-wcen. ymyer meeuug
EPISCOPAL.
St. James, Rev. W. H. Milton, rec
tor: Service and holy communion at
11 a. m. People's service and ser
mon on "The Higher Self." at 7:45
r. m. All scats free. Everybody cor
dially invited.
St. John's, Third and Red Cross,
Rev. R. E. Gribbin, rector; 22nd Sun
day after Trinity; Holy Communion
11 a. m.; Sunday school 4 p.m.; even
ing , prayer 8 p. m. Visitors always
welcome.
Church of the Good Shenherd, Sixth i
and. Queen. Rev. W. R. Noe. rector:
to attend all of ther
t
Morning prayer, ncty communion and
3:30 p' m. Evening prayer and ser- j
Miss Katherine 15ak( r. ;I. t"'J.T.of
former Congressman J 'i iioinp.-o'i
Baker, of.. New Jersey, l.ns r-ceivod
an honorary appointn ent :.r corporal
of a French regimen'.
CHICHESTER 8 PsLLS
,. ladles! Ask J a : : i
,'V Chl-obes-tcr's ii.-r. lb nr-lAl
k l'fUsiu Kcd tr.i t - -::'AV
2 bores, seaifi T.it;i L K '.r-
Take no ;iier. !,(; : :
BneMi As'.frS Jij'.TEEl
uiAiioxi ;i:.'..-ir ..i.sf-rs
SdOBYDnG!STSyRffl
Evening Prayer
Hylan. the Tammany choice; Wil- f 8 1J. the evem,n5 Se"ice J Inl
' i - .. . .x i a 1 . it. : 1 r . i
s s 1 1 1 1 1 f sf a mi nil ii i.iiis.:iiM rai 1 1 -. .
t . - courses in nrsr mil nnmr nnrainc is. - r. i-- t i.is . if i ucsciuu r i iu v cuit'iuuuu t'.
tured I am O. K. I am very comfort-' ,, fiifttir. tn k ;V i V D"meu' lesumi nt-puuncan, - . Visitors al-
ahle and hone soon to be granted lepve and.,tIlf tp f's cin bp 8ven to older nominee, and Morris Killquit, the -,3U- All seats tree. visitois at
ic C : TJnUed StX and Canada " rup,1f- onildrcn Bhculd toow- in head of the Socialist ticket-pary cordially welcome.
rii r ".-JfbL iiSgU. .m elementary way, the essentials of iines have been shattered to a decree1 Wmter Park Presbyterian church,
Manning told me that Frank Burr. iews RllbJect8. They should also be ha? iSuicarMg gueSng!Rev- Andrew J" Howe11' Pastor: Serv"
of C! land, r. Canadian heutenanr. taught how to meet emergencies, such Pt nl?ralitl?s to? tho caldid'es liCes Sunday morninS at 11 'clock'
broke mio tears as Mannmg said as (-vt :nrui;-h a small rtrn hnW tn cwim ,.?-. .. .... . - conducted bv the natter. Sunday
Rc
po
BRIDE OF THOMAS FORTUNE RYAN
"V'an b.R-S'vcn other exercises which at Buffalo. Albany, Syracuse, Roches- s,ohol at 9.:f a; -1KChl
'will doveloD their presence of mind nA Jw:. w.w ..u o4 ideavor Society at 7:15 p.
.v. - anu recurcoiumcss.
short. rest.
A coat with an unusually clever
collar effect. No. 2210.
Price, $35.
It's peculiar what a little
"know how" can mean in buying
a fall coat or suit.
For instance the ' woman
who knovs how .wonderfully a
Wooltex garment is tailored,
and thq greatness of its style
authority will end the season
happy with her purchsr-.
There are twenty-seven rea
sons why you get ,satisfac;ion
In .Wooltex Coatr, and suits.
Will you fine": out?
goortrhvo on the nirht too.c the
trnin for the American camp
Burr T'?3 just rroing
. trenches again after a
From lay to day he had been hoping
to get word of his transfer to the
1 American Army his own Army. It
dH'n t arrive. Comcctitcre at J7air ..JULnnt Pla .Fv.t
Burros' onefhe very last of the- ' hibiby: Monday. T
1
SOROSOS ART EXHIBIT.
aiiimiiaswflp iougnt-m tne so can- . Many prizes will be offered &v the
eo- Lo4t Legion 4f Aroericar. The Sorosis in the art deparnentf tbg-1
rest Have Jpen either . killed or in- Corn Show. Tt f rl&n7..thatii V.l
(L that all ei-.
hJbitP be placed at the otow n&f lalnfv
Here
capacitated for life
wl" Kr?ee,ds ln8truciors;,?o ' than 6 0clof,k Morfdaj evUningf
badly that British and French sol- i 'the list of prizes:
mers ;re carrying on tne worK. in
the British Army there are scores of
Ajnc-i icans their number is dwind
ling daily whs want to offer Jtheir
B.!i! and iheir lives to the country.
A legal technicality bars them and 1
sympathetic instruction.
r- .. . ....... -
DISEASE
Paint'ngs in Oils.
Oil '.pointing from Xnatui"??,
r.c-t tin .paint iris "from:fetuly 0
Painting fn Water fcolofs.' J
Be:-;t vater color from life, $1.
Be;:t water color from nature. $1.
Best water color from study, jl.
Par3tcl PatinO. .
Best ..pastel. $Lr. ;.!!t.:$. .-3 k
Drawina nnH M iof-ilanirtnc
Tic-,1 r-nvoh landscape or marine,
from nature. $1
P. R. Albright,' general nvm-1 evayon from life, $1. t. X
ger of the Atlantic Coast Line, stated ' 1 cuarcoai drawing, ?i.
early this afternoon ,that the newwpa-1 est nencil drawing from life, $1.
r,er item nf this momine: that. tu I Be?t. burnt, wood, two sDecimens. $1
war a eetfhgPero'se. T a mediationf s- hurent leather .two.jgecen8tUifc: '8.;'. t&dw'-rednciss. of gums
NO CONt&ENeE W45
HELD IN WASHINGTON
RICGS
CAUSED BY BUGS
ff'-i.r According to Dr,
Wood Hutchiason pronounced by the
Hearst newspapers as the world's
foremost writer on medical subjects,
"three -fourths of us over the age of
thirty years have riggs disease, and
that its cause is due tol germs or cold
VbUgs--" We don't ijtridw lr. Hutchinson,
but the following distinctive features
are observable in the treatment of
riggs di;5?tse by patiepts us:ng pyo-
i;iriggi: Thepifogress Of tne disease i.i
promptly arrested and soon stoppea.
The color of the gums is restored to u
healthy, pmk condition in the course. of
Christian En-i
m. Mid-
we'e'E service Wednesday evening at
7:45.' Mission Study .class at the
manse Monday' afternoon at 3:30. Vis
itors will be welcome at all services.
Delgado Presbyterian church: Serv
ices Sabbath evening at 7:30, conduct
ed by Mr, Howell, Sunday school at
11 a. m. A cordial welcome for all
who attend. ...
Immanuel Front ancf Orange, itev.
T;. P. Allen, pastor: Services at . ll
a. m. and at 7 : 30"" p. In.' Sunday s'chool
3 p. ml, S. A. Matthews', superintend
ent. Mid-week services Wednesday 8
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. in., luiiuwt'u uy uauies uAinaij. p
Bvctherhood meeting 8 p. m. All wel
come.
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The Store That Sells Wooltex
Coats nd Suits -t
board Iri Washing;fbii of fepresenta-
l ives of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-) Best tapestry painting, , $1. -
road Comnany.-and f re",esepfnt;-'-"s Best, display in oil, water colors,
of the clerks' union is without founda- Pastel painting and drawing, $5.
tion in fixt.. , . .- - . Best nortrait from life in any me-
rTviQ t1-" roM have not ei. dium, $2.
or confierred with any representative Best work frrpenvand ink, $1.
of the striking clerks, or pf the clerks Painting on drrma.
Union- and there has,, been no media- Best specimen df painting on china
tiorchcld in Washington between ftp $2. ti .
clerks or their representatives and Bnst
tatives-- tne railroad. specimens, $3. ' .. " ... I .7 "TaJT:
m3mmZXws& morning . , . ni,M.r'- Hj2uttT
: ni-rstMr. Albright ccnolu led nt Z3ZZZr??Z.?t!2
m " , ; - - --- .,Fvi,iuicii US.tJty, J.
dls'appepars. Inflammation, soreneq
and sensitiveness disappear- GumB
build up and filL ffut, receding stop3.
Separated teeth .come together. Loose
ujt ui ugnten up ana. Dieeaing or. gums
cedses, Pyorigg i3 a new, prescription
specially, -for,, riggs disease- , whiclj.
copies in the form of a medicated mas
.sage tmguentpm -yhicTl .stayn where ft
is tilt- "Tin ffor-HrtrV h doHiVq anA to Ho.
linlaV Tint Toco nar fhma ' Inir" linn U ., ' . ... r
; piington. Advi
Wil-
METHOD 1ST.
Fifth Avenue, Rev. J. H. McCrack
en, pastor: Preaching 11 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. by the pastor. .Subject at
night, "Thou Art the Man." Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m. ifally day for all
the. children of theA. .church. Come
father and mother arra senq a happy
hour with your children. 'Epwqrth'
League Tuesday 8 pl'jn. . Prayer meet
ing Wednesday .8" p. m.;. Strangers ; and
''ito.rs. are cordially invited to attend
'all tfiese services. ;
Bladen Sfree'f,' ' Fifth and. jpiaden,
Rev. E. . C. Sell, pastor: Preaching
at 11 a, m. and 7:30 p. m,, Sunday
school at 3 : 30 m.: All members of
tne church 'afe urged5 to attend.
. Strangers arid" visitors cbr dial iy. I in
vited.
L . . Calvary Ba
tori Sunday
7:30 p. m
tfA'PTYst,
Iras Wxmjt V "-"Sfc: s
ill I
U - 7- .a r , , - " .'
Jtist J, A. SulliVan. pas-l ...t-ll . . - . . , v;sC
wctfsntpjTjiaEan u.l.ztu v.T3ri.r,wiu- -
. Sernaon subjects, norn . Cuyler," and ts a sister ol DeLancey N coll,
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