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October 7, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
The Reformed Presbyterian Charch
baring no publishing house of ita own. it*
memberi are advised to send their orders for
CatecbisniSt Lesson Helps, Church and Sab*
bath School Supplies of every descriptioa t*
CDcPresbpUrian Boardof
w3itf»po.r publication oraByofiu
Wt; PhUadelptia
Depositorie*
N o t es
•'•••*Dr. Sommerville announces that account will appear in our next issue.
he will discontinue Olive Trees with
^ Really •wonderful value
***Elder Thomas McClosky, of the
the December Issue.
I for only *2.98
Cambridge R. P. Congregation, passed
away Saturday evening. Sept. 26,
^ THE VERA OTtS StT--This offer
'••*-'Ccmmunit)n was observed in ihe
... ...— skirt, waiacand
C^llostcomfortable, serviceable andstylish hat jS F.rst Chuic.i of tne c o > cti.iuters ot
at nis home, in Somerville, Mass.
Jt. Tha bottona of
I for dress or business. iinockaboiit Felt, ^j^ PinUidelphia, on Oct. 4th, Rev. J.
He was 72 years old. He was a man a the tunicia trimmedwicii two rows
• flexiblesweatband, with outside silk banil, can >^X IJo.v'd 'ivted,: Ol i;ta\'.'t Kalis, assisting
of wonderful physical strength in his Si of Dlack Herculiii braid. The front of
f/ berolledintoscveral shapes and worn as illus ^. '
prime, and always a man of strong X the akirt13 trimmed with black satm-
1' bated. Weight, 3 ozs. Sizes, 6U to yif. 'y%,
convictions. He will long be remembered
by Covenanters in Boston and g 30; Length 37 to 41. Tfie petticoat, of
K covered buttons. Sizes --Waist £:.; lo
**•• The Church will be glad to learn
ill M;ipk, broivii and craj mixture. If j—'''*>>