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October 14, 1914. A FAMILY PAPER. 11
B A R G A I N S
Don't Miss This Chance
Ladies
Trimmed
Hat
at
$1.99
moving pictures. Ihey acted out
some siory unaer the airection ot ine
white men, picturing tue lue ot tne
Indians years ago. 'iney received two
dollars a day each, lor turnishiug
their share of the tun. That is good
wages lor an Indian, especially when
the work was so much to their liking
as that would be.
Down at To-wak-a-nie's camp lait
week there were two little children
who were in need of care that the
ones who loved them were not ab'e
Sp. 103—1 bis to give. It was a large camp and the
charming model flies were very bad and conditions m
1^
breathesof Paris. were not such as any one wouM
It has a staple recommend for such cases. One of residence in the city after their summer
at Long Beach. Mr. McGaw is en in the church.
pronounce it one of the best ever giv­
sh ape covered them was a little girl two years old.
with black velvet She has been sick for some time and ^)usy with his fall campaign in beha'f The program began with a sons
jo and trimmed with ulcers have formed in her mouth so of Christian Education in our public by the Ray Quartette, which gave us
^ batin messaline that she cannot eat. She had not schools; a much needed work in California.
Mrs. Like has returned from in any line of work will do. We then
an example of what perfect harmony
0 and will be sent eaten for nine days, her mother
0 to you in black said. She was very weak and the her visit to relatives in Seattle. She had a reading by Hazel Lewis, which
\ » with assorted lines of the poor drawn little face reports a day's rough weather, but told us now much we were spending
•^!>> colored trimming.
It is up-to-date and of charming was a boy perhaps a year or two old­to see Mr. James McCartney, if We are now treated to a song by Dor­
showed how she suffered. The other she is a good sailor. We are glad for laces and how little for missions.
styie-a trimmed hat that any woman er. He bad Indian sores on bis neck, Beaver Falls, with us again. His othy Stewart, then Lowell Duguid of
will be well pleased with. Special $1.99 and his neck and head were swollen daughter Margaret, delayed by a Fremont, gave us a sermonette on
RED BLANKETS-$1.99 Per Pair so, that he looked like a little hunched-back
dwarf. He walked about as is expected soon. Miss Sarah Boyd, livered and right to the point. Rosa­
heavy snowfall in Yellowstone Park, missionary work wbich was well de­
though the least jar gave him pain. who has been spending her summer mond McNaughton entertained us
These need the care of the Great in Hemet,. is home and welcome. Mrs. with a song, accompanied by violin
Physician, and perhaps they will McClement is visiting among relatives
in Iowa We hope to see her had been asked to recite, , delightc
and piano. Mrs. Mary McTaggart,. who
Sp. 102—These blankets represent soon be taken into his bands, where
the highest standard of blankets, a they will have his loving care. Such back before long. Mrs. J. C. Robb,. the audience by prefacing her reading
with a reproduction of some
perfect wool finish and is a. very attractive
and serviceable blanket— ferent meaning to Christians than to and friends through the Church, is things she had heard at Chautauqua.
things as these ought to have a dif­
who has been visiting many places
one that is sure to please you. White, those who have no hope in Christ. also home. We like his warm handshake.
Miss M. Caskey has returned strumental solo on our new piano, af­
Lucile Speer now gave us a hne in­
gray and tan, full size. Special $1.99 Every such case is an opportunity
per pair. SEND YOUR ORDER TO­ to use our faith and to draw us into to her position in the Polytechnic ter which Foye McNaughton gave us
DAY, DON'T WAIT.
the presence of the Heavenly Father High School, Cafateria Miss Edrina an interesting and instructive address
Fall and Winter Catalogue of General
Merchandise of Every Descrip­
only for tbe Mission people here, but work in the Beaumont High School, gave his fine oration on the subject,
in prayer. Such cases as these are not Robb has returned for her third year's on the I. W. W. Brock McNaughtoa
tion consisting of 1000 pages is now tbey are for the whole Church,, and where Mr. C. C. Dodds is principal. "The Night brings out the Stars," the
ready and is Free to You.
everyone who cares that the little The Bruce family have been ill, but quartette sang. A collection of $9.00
Just send your name and address ones suffer, should have compassioti, are reported better, with the excep­wation of Mr. Bruce., who finds it hard we had had an intellectual feast.
taken, and we went home feeling
on a postal card and this wonderful and be drawn closer to the Savior
book showing shousands of IVIoney through such thoughts and feelings. to regain his strength. The pastor
Saving Bargains will be sent to you
AN INTRODUCTION.
The workers are all here and ready and son, Raymond, spent part of his
by return mail entirely Free. Address
At one time a certain Soap and
to start into the work. Miss Wickerham
from Northwood will have tbe of the San Gabriel River, trout-flsh-
vacation on a trip at the headwaters
S.W. MERRILLCO., 1161-1175 B'way, NewYork.
Perfumery manufacturer in this country
offered a vanity box, as he called
school in connection with their Mission care of the children. The two White ing and enjoying the rich mountain
but let the children go to the government
schools, and they have had
it, for ten cents to all who would
boys from Winchester are also new scenery and atmosphere. J. A. Bows
write him. This box contained a mirror,
small can of talcum powder, tube
in the work here. Paul will have and Howard Boyd came a few days
great difficulty in counteracting the charge of the dairy work and other later with their cameras, and got
influences that the children come under
there. They are anxious now to
of tooth paste and a cake of perfumed
things too numerous to mention. some of the finest specimens of
soap. The box was worth at least
Boyd, his older brother, who was in photographs, which they have added
have all the children directed toward
the school here when they are
25 cents, so he lost money on each
Geneva last year, has been promoted to their already large collection. The
individual sale. But as a result he is
on account of his good work in the trip over the mountains and up the
Within reach. Especially are they interested
in the Fort Sill Apaches who
selling more of these articles separately
than any other house in the
Geneva Glee Club, and now holds one cool mountain streams wath many
of the most important positions in fordings, is a rare treat. The Sabbath
have come from their church to ours,
country. All he needed was this introduction
of his goods. After that
the State of Oklahoma. In fact, he school is preparing to make Rally
and others who have not yet united is the Chef at the Mission and is filling
the position from door to door. school,, which has been growing of
Day count for the benefit of the
with our church.
the soap, etc., sold itself. A similar
There are two great advantages in
offer appears in this week's paper^
If you could see some of the big late, under the efficient work of the
having the children in the school
The Best Jewelry Company, Dept. 19,
brown tender roosters he sets up be-superintendentfor us—tender after they have come missionary, and a contest of the
Miss Caskey, the
bere. It is so much better for the
Chambers St., New York, have a set
children themselves, to be under
of ear-rings which they offer for 20
through his hands but somewhat superannuated
before—your mouths Missionary Society contributed $75.00
"Reds" and "Blues." The Women's
Christian instruction when they are
cents, the true value being from 50
young and their characters are forming.
What they get now, means more
cents up. This house is an old and
would water as ours do and you to the China Relief fund, and $10.00
reliable one, but they seek your trade
would be willing to pronounce him— to the campaign for Dry California.
than what may come later. Then it
by mail. They are therefore making
the cook—worthy of the honor of his It would be hard to find a more liv,
gives the Missionaries a stronger hold
you this special offer in order to introduce
their goods. They also mail
name.
interesting Missionary Society in the
on the parents, for Indian parents Things are well with us. Come Church.
are iust as much bound up in their
you their catalogue, which will be of
down and see us and you will go
children as any white parents are.
RAY, INDIANA.
great help to you later on. If you'
away enlightened and satisfied.
They often camp at the Mission, liO
We are sending an item from our like the ear-rings you will write again.
I they can be near them, and tbat
home paper, to show you how one They do not pester you with letters.
brings them into constant touch with
LOS ANGELES, CAL. committee entertained the Missionary All the Soap manufacturer needed'
the people here.
Los Angeles congregation expects Society. Those who attended the program
given by the R. P. Missionary these people need is to have you see
was to have you try his soap. All
^ast week a camp of Kiowas down to observe tbe Lord's Supper Oct
east ot Mount Scott, gave a dance for 11, Dr. A. I. Robb to assist. Dr. J. S. Society Friday evening, arranged by these ear-rings, they leave the rest
a movin picture outfit. When they McGaw and family have taken up Rena, Paul and Ruth McNaughton,. to you.
bad finished tbat, they moved over
tn Medicine Park, on Medicine Creek,
and gave another exhibition for the
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