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July 22, 1914.
A FAMILY PAPER.
discretion of Missionaries, $5, $247.-
Music
85; Mission in China, General Fund,
$106.37; Lepers, $25.10; GENEVA Support of COLL EGE
Lessons Free
Boy in School, $36; to Educate a
IN YOUR OWN HOME.
Girl, $15; Bible Reader, $55; Blind
BEAVER FALLS, PA.
A wonderful offer to every lover of music Baby, .50, $236.97; Total Thank Offering,
$1,283.19.
therefore unique. Among Covenanters it should have no competitors.
The one college under the legal control of the Covenanter Church and
whether a beginner or an advanced player.
Ninety-six lessons (or a less number if you
MRS. S. R. WILLS, Particularly strong in the field of political and social science. Geneva
desire) for either Piano, Organ, 'Violin, Guitar,
Treasurer. has a timely message that ambitious students cannot afford to miss.
Banjo, Cornet, Sight Singing, Mandolin or
Geneva is a college of liberal culture- She stands for the broad and
Cello will be given free to make our home A GENEVA FRESHMAN A HERO. liberal education that must underlie narrow, technical training.
study courses for these instruments known in Wycliffe Wylie Dodds, of Colden- Geneva's educational ideals are the highest. She has constantly resisted
the temptation to seek numbers at the expense of literary standing.
your locality. You will get one lesson weekly,
land your only expense during the time you
Character is paramount. Knowledge and culture without Christian char­
are barren.. The college motto, "For Christ and Country," is stamped
jaliethelessonswiUbe thecost of posiageand ham New York, a Freshman in Gen-actethe
music you use, which is small. Write at summer ^ ,. vacation as a bridge painter upon Geneva diplomas and upon the hearts of Geneva's sons and daughters.
once. It win mean much to you to get our with *^011ege, the P. & IS T,. engaged E. R. R., during at Youngstown,
Ohio. On July seventh, while tive and growing attendance. Rates moderate and opportunities for self-
his Beautiful location. Safe environment. Progressive spirit. Representa­
free booklet. It will place you under no obli.
eation whatever to us if you never write again,
working on a bridge he heard a boy,
help abundant. A limited number of scholarships carrying free tuition
you and your friends should know of this
available.
work. Hundreds of our pupils write: "Wish I
of a group who were swimming above
For information address,
had known of your school before." "Have a dam, call out that a boy vvas Mrs. Kingston W. HENRY is of GEORGE, such a modest, President, is appreciated Beaver Falls, for Pennsylvania.
her own and her
learned more in one term in my home with drowned. Mr. Dodds, who is an ex­retirinpert swimmer, 'hastened to the place
nature, that she comes and husband's and her work's sake.
your weekly lessons than in three terms with
goes quietly. Scarcely anyone knows Respectfully,
private teachers, and at a great deal less expense."
"Everything is so thorough and com­
till she is gone. This is, I suppose, a
of her presence in a neighborhood
R. J. DODDS.
and immediately dived in the place
plete." "The lessons are marvels of simplicity,
indicated, but did not find the boy. loss to the Mission in Selma, and to ***A $40 subscription to the Christian
Nation entitles you to a copy of
and my 11 year old boy has not had the least He came up to breathe and then the Ladies' Societies in our churches
trouble to learn." One minister writes; '*As dived a second time. This time he about Beaver Falls and perhaps in the paper during your life-time with
each succeeding lesson comes I am more and found the body but was not able to other parts of Pittsburgh Presbytery. the right to "will" the subscription
more fully persuaded I made no mistake in dislodge ,it as it was fast. After It appears to me that our societies to whomsoever you choose, and so on
HlLDRElM
becoming'your pupil."
coming to the surface a second time should be on the alert in time to throughout your generations in perpetuity..
And until further notice ev­
Established 1898—have thousands of pupils for breath he dived a third time and come and beforehand with Mrs. Kingsucceeded
in bringing up the body, ston, requesting her to let them know ery such original subscriber will re­
from seven years of Teethim
age to seventy.
Don't say you cannot learn music but send which he carried along the dam to by correspondence when she will ceive as a gift the 2-volume "Life of
for our free booklet and tuition offer. It will the river bank. Some of Mr. Dodds make her next trip north, and give Abraham Lincoln," by Ida Tarbell,
be Mrs. sent Winslow's by return mail Soothing free. Address Syrup Xj. S. companions were there and attempt­heed to resuscitate the boy, but found offer her some social entertainment, ered to any address, all charges pre­
a little public work to do, and (regular price $5), boxed and deliv­
CONTAINS SCHOOL OF NEITHER MUSIC, OPIUM Bo.-c OR 33,226 MORPHINE Fifth OR Avenue, THEIP
DERIVATIVES. New York City. PURELYVEOETABLE. NOT NARCOTIC no trace of life. They took him to that she may realize how much she paid.
has Instruments been used supplied for over when FIFTY needed. YEARS Cash or by credit. MIL­the Carnegie Steel Mill Hospital
LIONS of MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHIL. where various experiments were
DREN WHILE TEETHING with perfect SUC­ tried, but Mr. Dodds says, "No machine
could start the heart throbs.
CESS. It SOOTHES THE CHILD, SOFTENS
THE GUMS, ALLAYS ALL PAIN, CURES God alone is able to do that."
WIND COLIC, and is the BEST REMEDY The boy's mother came running,
^ / } e
FOR DIARRHCEA. Sold by druggists in wild with grief. His brothers and
Covenanter Books for Sale
every part of the world.
sisters were gathered, too. They
COVENANTER Books, old Books
Twenty-five Cents a Bottle. seemed dazed.
ot Testimony, Discipline, Confession
of Faith, "Poets and
The doctor came and said it was
all over and Mr. Dodds helped carry
Poetry," "Homss and Haunts of th«
the little (body on a stretcher; crowds
Covenanters," Catechisms, "Reformed
Presbyterian Manual," "Handbook for