Churches Unite for Evangelistic Campaign Watch Sermons
Local churches prepare for a united evangelistic movement with sermons from Psalm 2 verses 11 and 12. First Presbyterian, First Baptist, Free Church and Church of the Redeemer announce morning and evening services, special music, Sunday school hours, and youth meetings, inviting all to attend through the week.
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United
Evangelistic Campaign
Morning and Evening Services at First M. E. Church Pendleton
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Webb and Johnson streets, led by Pastor W. T. Easter, schedules morning services with a sermon The Mystery of Power Which He longeth Unto God and an evening program titled Girl's Bell and That Fellow's Girl. Music includes In Heavenly Love Abiding and Sought the Lord with a male quartet. Sabbath school at 10 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm. No church meetings next week due to Haudensehfeld preparations.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
M. FE
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Landers
Ashford
Epworth League
Christian Science Eagle Building Service Details
Sunday service at 11 am centers on the lesson sermon Sacrament. Sunday school begins at 10 am. A Wednesday meeting and home reading room are available. Reading room hours are daily 2 to 4 pm, except Sundays.
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Charles Quinney
Christian Science
Eagle Building
Higher Health Level Reported With New Life Pills
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says he reached a higher health level since starting Dr King’s New Life Pills. He adds the pills keep his stomach liver and bowels working properly and Tallman Co offers a refund if the trial disappoints. Each bottle is 25 cents at 4 drug stores.
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
Tallman & Co
Wool outlook not good for eastern wool trade
Albuquerque Wood Scouring Mills president James Wilkinson said in Dover and Boston that eastern wool buyers are cautious as money tight and manufacturers late in starting. He warned the coming season may bring weak demand and lower prices, with local impact uncertain. Frank C Myers of Bellingham seeks $1,000 damages from a sidewalk fall but settles for $35 to cover medical bills.
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James Wilkinson
Albuquerque
Dover
N. H
Albuquerque Journal
Mr. Wilkinson
Boston
Frank C. Myers
Bellingham
Myera
Sale on Trimmed Hats at The Vogue Millinery
The Vogue Millinery offers left over trimmed hats for ladies and children at reduced prices to clear space for spring stock. No winter patterns carried over. Mrs N Be Harris, proprietor at 22 Main 8&1. Also mentions ManZan piles remedy and A C Koep pen & Bros supplies. Thornton music store reports a carload of fine pianos ordered after holiday sales.
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Vogue Millinery
N. BE. Harris
Thornton Music Store
Coffee essentials and a grocer's guarantee
A short ad style note suggests good coffee hinges on fresh ground beans and common sense in the buyer. It claims a grocer will refund money if the customer dislikes Schilling's Coffee, then hints at a rest or rest remedy.
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Schilling
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