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Tlio Baptist Ministers' conference
will not meet nt tlio Tcnn nvenuc
church next Monday morning; but In
stead, nnd on the huiiio date, there will
bu n special all-duy nu-utlnir nt the
ninkely Hnpttot church, Ulyphnnt. The
ptirpose of this special meeting Is for
Die cultivation of the spiritual life.
Three sessions will be held, and Chris,
tlans of all names are Invited to at
tend. The following program will bo
even:
MORNINU SESSION', 10.30.
8"-K !ervIcc..Lfd by Rev. V. Q. Wntkins
Address, "The Holy Spirit and the
Ministry" Rev. H. 1 V. Pierce
Oven conference,
T.ed by Rev. Thomns de Qfucliy.
Quiet hour Led by lttv. J. R. KIUh
AFTEnNOON SKBSION 2 O'CLOCK,
Devotional service,
Led by Rev. C. H. Spalding
Address, "The Holy Spirit and Ifie
Church" Rev. J. S. Arthur
Open conference.
Led by Rev. S. I-'. Mathews
".let hour .. . Led by Rev. A. R. Hrowc
EVENING SKSSIOX. 7.30.
Prayer nnd Thanksgiving,
Led by Rev. A. 11. O'Neal
Discussion of theme. "The Rlrsscd Life."
1. Its Nature Rev. W. J. Wntklns
2. Its Need Rev W. J. Oue-tt
3. How Attnlncd Rev. W. J. Kord
I. Its Results Rev. T. K. Jrpson
Closing exerclrr, "Personal Kxperlcnces."
Under the direction of Mr. J. M.
Chance the folowlnp music will be ren
dered nt the evening service In the
Second Presbyterian church tomorrow:
Organ Prelude S.iloml
Anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord" Roberts
Mr. Itrynoti und Choir.
Offertory. Quartette. "Oh! Saviour
Hear" Mendelssohn
Misses Hlnck nnd Onrngnn.
Messrs. Reynon nnd Morgan.
Organ Postlude Stern
Delegates F. "W. Penrsall, E. T.
Rwnrtz and W. A. Horry will give their
reports of the International conference
of the Railroad Young Men's Christian
association held at Fort Wayne, Indi
ana, Sunday afternoon at ,"!.4." o'clock,
AH railroad men are cordially Invited.
Migious News Notes, ,
Tho regular weekly service at the
Sumner Avenue Presbyterlnn church
nre as follows: Hand of Hope, Tues
day evening at 7.30 o'clock; prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening nt 7.30
o'clock.
The Thursday afternoon service at
the Young Women's Christian associa
tion, at C.43. will be led by Mr. C. D.
Simpson. All women ire invited to
come and bring their friends. Good
singing.
At a meeting of the Men's Guild of
fit. John (Kvangellst) of St. David's
church, on Wednesday evening, the re.
organization wan completed. Mr. Hop
kins was made vice-director and chair
man of lookout committee. Action was
taken looking forward to more earnest
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Very special for Saturday
Ladies7 $3.00 plush
Here is a bargain that is emblematic of this store. It is one of the big
gest values ever offered and cannot be compared with similar goods offered
aiiywiii.iccicaiuit;&uuit;pnce. inese capes are full sixteen-inch sweep,
have wide storm collar trimmed with thibet. lined thronrrhmit a
and ornamented with braid and jet. Special for today
urday
Men's neckwear
We are showing a new
had ill every shape tecks,
puns ana oows regular 50
goods
Men's four-plv all-linen
in all the new shapes
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work among men. Cards of Invitation
to church services are to bo printed and
Issued, This chapter of St. David's
work elves great promise of good
things.
Uev. Foster V. Gift, 1f Grace Luth
cian church, will preach on Sunday
morning upon the theme, "Dccorvlng
of a Kulogy." In the evening u special
sermon on "Weeping Mnldens." On
Thursday evening, November 3. a gra
phophoue entertainment will be given
at tho church, Interspersed with rerl
tutlonc. The Kpworth League city union nt n
recent meeting selected the appended
staff of olllcers for the ensuing year:
President, John J. !'. York; coriespond
Ing secretary, Miss Ltazlu Rmih: re
cording secretary, II. Kemmerllng;
treasurer, Mrs. Grace Tuttle; executive
committee, ThdniiiH llcnwood, J. T.
Rendle, Kdiuund Wnrneiv''
Reginnlng Monday t veiling, October
31, Uev. it. F. Y. Pierce will conduct
a series of evangelistic meetings at tho
Penn avenue Raptlst church. Tho meet
ings will be held every evening, except
Saturday. The pastor will be assisted
by Christian workers and he will use
both "eye gnte" and "ear gate" in ptc
sentlng the truth to the heart.
The regular weekly services of St.
David's Kplscopal church for the com
ing week arc as follows: Tuesdny. All
Saints' Day, celebration of Holy Com
munion at 9 a. in.; Wednesday, evening
song and Instruction nt ".SO o'clock;
Friday, Lltanv at S a. in.; St. Agni'i
chapter, Monday nt 7.S0 and Friday at
4 p. m.; Ladies' Aid chapter, Thursday
at 2.30 p. m.; Industrial hchool, Satur
day at 2.30 p. in.
Tomorrow's Services,
Episcopal.
St. Luke's Parish Rex. Rogers Israel,
rector; Rev. H. .1. JIuughton, senior cur
ate; Rev. M. It. Nr.Fli, Junior curate.
Twenty-tlrst Sunday after Trinity.
St. Luke's Church 7.10 p. in., holy com
munion; 10.30 a. m.. morning prayer and
sermon; 7.30 p. in., evening prayer and ser
mon; ?.in tu m., Sunday ehool and Hiblo
cl.iEres.
St. Mark's, Dun more, S n. m., holy com
munion; 10.30 u, in., iiioruliig prayer and
sermon; 7.30 p. in., evening prayer and
sermon; 3 p. in., Sunday school and Bible
closes.
K.ist lCnd Mission Prcscott avenue. 3
p. m.. Sunday school and Rible class.
South Side Mission Fig street. 2.30 p.
m.. Sunday school and Jiible class.
St. George's Olyphr.nt. 2.30 p. m., Sun
day school and lllblo clasM. 3.30 p. in.,
evening prnver nnd ffrmnn.
Church of the Good Shepherd Corner
Mmum-.v avenue and Oreen Ridge street.
Holy communion, X n. m. ; morning prayer,
litany and sermon, 10.30 n. in.; no Sun
day school: Ulhlo cla-5-.eH, L'.sn p. m. ; even
ing prayer and sermon, 7.30 ,. ni. All
(eats tree. All welcome. Rev. F. S. Unl
lentlne, pastor.
St. David's Kplscopat Church Edward
James Mcllenry. rector. Twenty-Ilrst
Sunday after Trinity. Color, Krccn. Com
munion service. 7.30 a in.; litany, matins
and sermon, 10.30 n. in.; Sunday school
and Ulble classes. 2.30 p. ni.: evening, wllh
sermon. 7.30 o clock. All scats free. Ev
erybody welcome.
Evangelical Lutheran.
Reformation Day. Gospel, John II, 33-
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and 126 Wyoming: Avenue.
Cut prices on
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partic-
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attractive
line of
Neckwear
these days
that will
create
a furore in
itself. The
styles are
the most
fetching we
have ever
seen and
are to be
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four-in-hands,
$2.98 and $3.98
Other good values in this greatest ol
all style centers at $4. 98, $5.98. $0.98, $8.98,
$10.98, and so on up to $25.00.
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Unquestionably the greatest assortment of ladies'
ready-to-wear garments. Jackets at a wide range of
prices and the most unusually good values you ever
saw. Jackets of boucle, beaver and kersey some of
them trimmed and others plain with braid in all
the newest colorings, brown, green, black and military
blue from the best manufacturers in the country all
at much below their real value.
sc6o $3.98. $cir $5.75.
SiiiS0 $6.98.
Lebeck & Corin
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17; Epistle, Gal. 11, 16-21; vestment color,
red.
St. Mark's, Washburn and Fourteenth
streets Rev. A. L. Rnmcr, I'll. D pas
tor. Services, 10.30 n. in. and 7.30 p. in.;
Luther league, C.30; Sunday school, 12 m.
Tho holy communion will bo celebrated
nt tho morning sendee. Tlio children's
festival In tho evening. Preparatory ser
vice on Saturday nt 7.30 p. m.
Holy Trinity. Adams avemio nnd Mul
berry street Rev. C. O. Bplckor, pastor.
Services. 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.; Lu
ther league. 0..10; Sunday school, 12 in.
Special Refoi inn t'on seivlce in tlio inoi'U.
ing. Home niHslen service In the evening
Zlon's. Mllllln avenue-Uev. P. F. Zlxcl
innnti, pastor. Services, lo.30a. ni.; Sun
day school, 2 p. in
St. Paul's. Slioit avenue Rw. W. C. L.
Littler, pastor. Services, 10.30 a. m. and
7.30 p. m.; Sunday school, 2.30 p. til,
Christ, Cedar nvciiun nnd Beech strc t -Row
It. F. Llse, pastor. Services. 10 .;0
it. tn. nnd 7.3a p, m. Sunday scliool, 2 p. m.
St. l'eter'. Prchcott uvetiue Rev. .1.
W. Riindolpb pas.lor. Services, 10.30 u.
in. and 7.30 p. m.; Sunday school, 1.30 p. nt.
lnuntiel, Reese street Rev. John Ko.
wala, pastor. Services, 10.30 a. ni.; Sjo
day scliool, 2 p. m.
Grace Lutheran Church Corner Madi
son avenue and Mulberry street. Rev.
Foster l Gift, paster. Services nt 10.:0
n. ni. and at 7.30 p. m. Morning theme,
"Deserving of a Eulogy;" evening theme,
"Weeping- Maidens."
Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian Church Servicer,
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. in. Dr. Me Lend
will preach morning and evening. Sun
day school, 12.13 noon. Mid-week services
on Wednesday evening at 7.43 o'clork.
Second Presbyterlnn Church Rev.
Charles K. Robinson, D. D., pastor. Ser
vices. 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. ni. The pus
tor will preach moinlng and evening. A
cordial Invitation In extended to all.
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Isaac J. Lansing, pastor. 10.30, service
of worship with sormon by tho pastor;
subject, "Christ and a Lawyer;" 0.3'),
Christian Endeavor; 7.30, service with ser
mon by the pastor; subject, "The Limita
tion of ClulHt." No session of Bible
school on Sundry.
Providence Picsbyterlnn Church Tho
pastor. Rev. George E. Guild, will occupy
tho pulpit morning and evening. Sunday
school, 12 o'clock, Junior Itndeivoi, 3
o'clock; Senior Endeavor, 0.30 o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Klusak's service at 0.30 a. fn.
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Rev. John P. Moffat, pastor. Services at
10.30 n. in. and 7.30 p. m. Bible school nt
12 in.; Junior Christian Endeavor nt 3.30
p. in.; Intermediate Christian Endeavor
at 4.30 p. m. ; Young People's Christian
Endeavor nt 0.30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7.30 p. in. Mr. A. V. Bower
will preach at the morning service. Rev.
L. It. Foster, of tho Sumner Avenue Pres
byterian church will preach at the even
tut; service.
Sumr.er Avenue Presb) terlau Church
Corner of Sumner avenue nnd Price
stieet. Rev. L. II. Foster, M. A., pastor.
Morning service, prayer and prale, lO.'.O
o'clock; Sunday rchool, 2 p. in.; evening
service, 0 o'clock. Preaching by pastor.
Theme, "The Law of Peace." Senior
Christian Endeavor service nt 7 o'clock.
Taylor Presbyterian Church Tnylor,
Pa. Rev. L. n. Foster, M. A., pastor.
Morning service, 10.30 o'clock. Preaching
by pastor. Christian Endeavor. 7 p. m.
Methodist.
Elm Park Church Prnyer nnd prnlso
service nt 0.30; preaching at 10.30 a. m.
and 7.30 p. m. by the pastor. C. SI. Gltlln,
D. D.; Sunday schrol nt 2, and Epworth
League at 0.30 p. m. In the evening tho
pastor will deliver the second discourse on
"That Boy:" trplc. "That Boy of Mine.'
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
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business here today.
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of our S4.50 and 85.00
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equalled anywhere for
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TUMOR EXPELLED.
Unquttllflod Succosa of Lydin, H.
Piakham'o Vonrotablo Compound.
Mrn. Ki.tzAM'Ti! Wnr.r;r.ocK, Mngno
l!n, Iowit, In tlio following letter do
Hcribcs licr recovery from a very crltl
cnt condition:
" I)i:aii Mits. ri.VKHAM! I have been
taltlnp your Vegctablo Compound, nnd
nmuow ready to sound
Us praises. It
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ders for mo In
relieving mo
of n tumor.
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forthreoyenrs.
Change of life
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upon me.
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much bloated
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den to myself. Was troubled with
smothering bpells, also palpitation of
tho heart nnd that bearing-down feel.
Ing, and could not bo on my feet much.
"I was growing worso all tho time,
until I took your medicine.
"After talcing three boxes of Lydia
K. l'inkham's Vegetablo Compound
Lozenges, the tumor passed from me.
" My health' has been better ever
oince, can now walk qulto n distance
and am troubled no more with palpita
tion of the heart or bloating. I rec
ommend your mcdiclno to all sufferers
from female troubles."
It is hardly reasonablo to suppose
that any ono can doubt tho efficiency
of Mrs. Plnkham's methods and medi
cine in tho faco of tho tremendous vol
ume of testimony.
Uev. J. H. Sweet, pnstor. Morning pray
er at 9.30. Preaching service at 10.30 a. m.
Serriion by the pastor. Sunday school at
12 in. Junior lengtie at 2.W p. m. Votini;
men's meetliiK at 4 p. m. Address by Hev,
S. F. Matthews. Kpworth league at C p.
m. KvcnliiK lirenchliiK service at 7 p. in.
Sermon by the pastor. Subject, "Josluin."
Alt seats free. A cordial welcome to all.
Aslmry Jlethodlst Kpiscopal Church
PrcachliiR by tho pastor at 10.30 a. m.:
Kpworth I.eaBtie at G.S0 p. in.; at 7.30 p.
in., servlcts will be In charpo of the Yoke
Fellows' band of the Hallroad Yoiiiiu
Men's Christian npsoclntlou. KvaiiRclls.
tic services will be continued uuiIiik tho
week.
Providence Methodist Kpiscopal Church
Hev. William I'dmir, pitttor. The usual
services will bo held. Preaching by tho
pastor at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. in. Morn
ing subject, "A Dexpor.dciit Prophet;" ev
ening subject. "What a Captive Maid
Did." Sunday school at 2 p. m.; Kpworth
league at li. I J p. in. Seats free. All aro
Invited.
Howard Placo African Methodist Kpli
copal Church-How II. A. Giant. It. IX,
pnstor. 10.30 a. in., subject, "Tho Duty ot
Christians as Voters." 2.30, Sunday
school. 7.30 p. m.. llrst In a series of rcr
mon lectures on n race- without an Ideal;
what must It do to bo saved? or, thu
negrn'e third emancipation. All are cor
dially Invited to any of these services.
Free Methodist Church Hev. John Cnv
aniitiKh will preach In Swlnglo hall, Dun
more, Sunday nt 3 ami 7.30 p. ni. All uro
welcome.
Moscow Methodist Kplscr.pnl Church
S. Guy Snowden, II. I) pastor. 0.30 n.
in.. Sunday school; lfl.4.1 a. m.. preaching
by tho pastor; subject. "Tho Training of
the Children;" 12 m.. Class meeting; 3 p.
m.. Junior League; 7 p. in., preaching by
the pastor: S p. m Kpworth I.enBiie.
Thursday. 7 30 p. m., prnyer meeting. Kim
hurst, Sunday, 3 p .in.; Spring Itrook,
Tuesday, 7.10 p. ni.; Maple Lake, Wednes
day. 7.30 p. ni.
Old Forge Methodist Kpiscopal Church
Sylvnnus Davis, pastor. Morning servlco
at M.30; subject, "Peter's Fall;" Sunday
school .it 2 o'clock; pr.tlso service at G.30;
evening service at 7; subject, "Save tho
Children." Short, bright scrv'ees. All
are Invited; conic.
Baptist.
Pcnn Avenue llnptlst Church Preach
ing morning at 10.30 and evening at 7.3'J
by the pastor. Hcv. Hubert F. Y. Pierce.
Topic of innrnlrir seimon, "The Chris
tian's Secret." Morning prayeis In tho
lower temple at 10 o'clock. Sunday school
at 2 o'clock. Young People's Society of
Christian Kndeavor. C.30. Topic of even
ing sermon, "City Traps and Trnppurs,"
tho third In tho series of practical hcr
mons on the Prodigal Son of tocl'iy. The
ordinance of baptism will bo adminls
teml during the service, nnd a brief at-Wr-meetlng
will be held In the lower tem
ple, t which the pastor vlll use crayon
sketches to present Scripture truth. At
the Amermnn Memorial mission Sunday
school ut 3.30 p. m. and at 7.30 In tho
evening Hev. James Fielding will preach.
At tho Penn Avcnin church evangelistic
services will bo held every evenins (ex
cept Saturday) beginning October 31. Kv
crybody welcome.
First l'apllst Church Scrnnton streH
Hev. S. I'. Mathtws, pastor. Tho usuil
preaehlngservlco morning and evening. In
tho evening the closing lecture on the
"Hymns of Chrlstlnnlty." Sunday school,
2 p. in.: Dr. Ileddoe, superintendent.
Young Penpli'B prayer meeting, (i p. m.;
leader, S. F. Matthews; subject, "Con
quest." Industrial fchonl, 2.30 S.ttur lay
afternoon. All are cordially Invited.
Incktnn Street Uuptifct Cimrch Mornli
prayer meeting at 9.30; leader, Hrother W.
O. .Irnklns: preaching servlco at 10.30 by
the pastor. Ilnv. Thomas do Oruehy; topic,
"The Thinksglvln'j ot tho Nation:" Sun
day school nt 2 p. m., George NloholK
superintendent; evening service at 7
shuip; prulso and song icrvlee followed
by a short nrtdreis; topic, "RlghtcoiiBness
Kxnlteth a Nation." This is a popular
services, to which all are cotdlally Invltod.
Come.
Sliiloh Hnptlst Church 303 Center stre.-t.
Preaching. 10.30; Sin lay school, 2 p. in.:
Young People's unli.ii, 7 p. m. Kvenlng
subject. "Pmeb!it.ed with Money." All
are welcome. Hev. J. II. Hell, pastor.
North Main Avenue Haptlst Church
Rev. W. O. Wntklm, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow at 10.30 and 7.30; school at "
o'clock. Morning subir ct, "Our Field and
Our Opportunity." "Kvenlng text, "Ills
Wlfo hath made herself ready;" them",
"lie Married Iteneath Ills Standing." All
are cordially Invited to these services.
Miscellaneous.
Grace Reformed Kplscor.-.l Church
Wyoming avenue, below Mulberry street.
Prayer and pralso service at 0.30 a. m. ;
Divine worship, 10.30 a. in. nnd ".' p. m. ;
preaching by tho pastor at botli trorvlcti.
In th ovcnlmr the studies In DanM,
chapter ; Snbbath icliool, 12 in.: Voi'nr
Poople Society of Clirlhtlan Kndeavor, tr.JJ
p. m. Scats all free. Strangers wel
come. Thursday evenlncf at 7. IS o'clock
the I'nlon lllblo clnss for lesson study.
All Souls' Unlvcrsallst Church Uev. F.
AV. Whlppen. pastor. Morning subject,
"Tho Final llaimony of All Soul wltn
God." Kvenlng subject. "Miracles."
Topic of joung people's meeting ai i.3'i.
"Woman's Contribution to Chrlstlnnlty."
Calvary Reformed Church Corner Mon
roe avemio and Gibson street. Rev. u. V.
Weltli, pastor. 10 a. m., catechetlcs; 10.uo
a. in., morning service. Subject, "Hun
gering and Thirsting After Righteous
ness." 11.43. Sumluy scliool, F. 11. Smith,
superintendent. 0.13 p. m Christian Kn
deavor. Subject. "Helpfulness." Loader,
John Btroh, 7.30, evening seivlce. Sub
ject, "Mercy Giving nnd Oottlng It."
Seats free. All weleomo.
United Evangelical Church Capouso
avenue. Preaching S.aturday ovenlng nt
7.30 nn Sunday 10.30 (u m., by Rev. H. W.
Buck, presiding elder of LowUburg dis
trict, The sacrament of tho Lord's sup
per will bo eolcbruted after tho morn
ing sermon, Kvenlng sermon by the pas.
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tor at 7. CO. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to tlio public to pnrtlclpato In
thcBo pcrvlcesi.
Kirnt Welsh ConBrcRatlonnl Church
South Main avenue Hcv. David Jones,
pitntur. Services, 10 u. m, und C l. tn.
Tho lutstiir will ironcli at both services.
M'U'iiltiK tiirme, "l'cnce, thu Hcstilt of
Jtiptlcc;' ovinlnpr UiciiHs "An Alarm."
Sunday school at 2 p. m. All welcome.
1'lrst Church of Christ (8clentlt)-51!
.Vilnius nvenuc. Sunday sfrvlccs, 1U.30
n. m.i sulijcct, "Ailnm and Fallen Man; '
mill 7.W p. m subject, "Tho Prophecy c.f
lalali Fiilllllcil In tlio Coming of Christ
.levins." AVcdtiPsilny evening meeting nt
8 o'clock. All welcome.
People's Prohibition Church Hcv. Dr.
Ulrcl. pastor. There will bo reRiuar
ptvnchlnif service on Rnlib.tth rvenliiit nt
7 "' .. in.. In Co-opnrutlvo hnll. North
M.tln nviiuie, Hyde Park. Subject. 'The
Pulpit: Past, Present and Future." All
; Irnme.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Issued in Behalf of the Homo of
tho CJood Shepherd Tho Noeda
of that Worthy Institution
Set Forth.
Tlio following nppenl In brlinlf of
tho Homo of tho Good Shepherd has
been Issued:
Wo lmvo In our midst many charitable
Institutions that In their peculiar spheres
ore accomplishing a good and a noblo
work, but among those charities that aro
especially worthy of public aid and en
cuiragemcnt, the Home of tho Good Shcp
le nl seems to be the most powerful
agency la tho reformation of thu unfor
tunate and the fallen. The highest oulogy
tint can be piesented of tho work ac
complished by thin charitable Institution
is to exhibit a catalogue of tho merito
rious labors In the Hold of charity to
whli h It has been dedicated.
The SIsteis of the Good Shepherd ex
tend their arms to tho unhappy victim ot
ciinie; they call not thu Just but sinners
to repentance. Tlnllr noble work of chnr
lt Is not eonllned to the members of a
particular faith or denomination. They
labor upon a principle as comprehensive
as humanity; the Jew, tho Gentile, Prot
estant and Catholic are all bonctlclurlea
ot their elevating Influence. No distinc
tion of religious belief, no enormity of
crime, no degreo of human degradation
can deter theso good, faithful worker? for
the elevation of humanity from fulfilling
thu noblo and sublime destiny for which
the older wns Instituted.
'j hey feel that It Is their divine mission
under tlio guldaire of a truly Christian
impulse to instruct tho Ignorant, cure tho
sick, clotho the poor, redeem the fallen,
and to enable the unfortunate who are
committed to their care to begin anew
the battle of life, repentant.
Where a man In tho hlght of a wliolo
nation under the eyes of admiring friends
and devoted relatives sacrlllccs himself
for his native land, ho exchanges a few
ilu8 of life for ages of glory; ho sheds
lustie upon his family and raises It to
wealth und honor. Hut tho devoted sls
t i;i of (he Good Shepherd whoso lives
are spent In the recesses of tho cloister,
and who work faithfully, silently and
unobtrusively for the most unfortunate
of womankind, make greater and nobler
sacrlllces without tho encouragement of
Ept-ctators, without public applause, anu
without any hope or reward In this llto
other than consciousness of duty, faith
fully and religiously performed.
In tho performance of these pious duties
they find no consolation but in the teach
ings of Christ, nnd no encouragement
but in the hope of nn eternal reward In
the llfo to come.
And the platers' labor Is a public beno
factlon. I'nfortunate of nil religious de
nominations nre committed to their care
by our courts, and the stato does not'eon
trlbue one cent toward the support of the
fallen ones who would otherwise become
charges upon the public, In our prisons
und Jails. Yet these unfortunates com
mitted to this institution by the mandate
of the law reiutlro food, clothing, medi
cines and necessaries of llfo for their
support and comfort. Tho demand for ar
ticles manufactured at the home lias dc
ct caned recently and for three months
tho Institution has been deprived of its
earning power to a conslderablo extent.
Tho ounvnt expenses nggregato $900 per
month. The earning power of tho liwti-tiil'.-ii
Is about S300 per month, and tlio
public Is most earnestly requested to con
tribute In mouev, clothing nnd medicines
what Is necessary to enable these good
sisters to carry on tho great work of
charity. In order that all wtyo feci dis
posed to assist may have an opportunity
to do so, Thursday and Friday. November
3 and I, nre fixed as donation days at the
Homo of the Good Shepherd.
All contributions will be acceptable,
monev, food, clothing, medicines, nnd It
Is earnestly liopul that the response by
an appreciative public In contributions to
this worthy public (luirlty will he gener
ous, prompt end pi.ilseworthy. Tho pros
em number to be piovided for Is lS'J.
Do you get up with a
headachv;?
Is there a bad taste in
your mouth?
Then you have a poor
appetite and a weak diges
tion. You are frequently
dizzy, always feel dull and
drowsy. You have cold
hands and feet. You get
but little benefit from your
food. You have no ambition
to work and the sharp pains
of neuralgia dart through
your body.
What is the cause of all
this trouble?
Constipated bowels.
jgiy-iani lliiwun
a
-u
M a)l
&JV
m4
will give you prompt relief
anu certain cure.
Itaep Your Blood Pure.
If you have neglected your
case it long time, you had
better take
flyer's ssrsaparllla
also. It will remove all
Impurities that have been
accumulating In your blood
and will greatly strengthen
jour nerves.
Wrlto tho Doctor,
11."rt limy 1 nuiuethlng sbnnt
ynur can" nu ilu nut ijulto under-ll-unl.
Writu the doctor freely . tell
litm liow you are uttrluK, You
'till promptly terelvT the tut
medical advice. AiUlresi,
Dr. J, C. Aytr, Lowell, Mall.
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JONAS LONG'S SONS.
NOTEA POSTAL OAttD MAILED US TODAY WILL BMNQ YOU ONE OP OUrT
COMPLETE BOOK CATALOQUC9, NOV. 1, MENTION THIS PAPER.
All Good Things
Come to an End
The Big Food Show closes tonight. Its success has
been phenomenal. Nothing to equal it has ever been known.
Holiday preparations necessitate its closing today. It will be
a gala night in this great store. We want you to come.
Grand Concert by Baues.
- Prof. Bauer will "wind up" the Food show with a grand
promenade concert this evening from 7 TILL 10 O'CLOCK.
M' M " ' "' 1 1 m
Saturday Bargain Bigness
That comes from special thought and careful study by
us. Like the (Trent plnve bnnrnin nf Thursdnv. thpsp vali-p
0 ' - o
die piiuiioinenai. we never
news.
About 75
doz. of them
form the shirt
Hen's White
Shirts, 35c
bargain of the year. Unlaun
dered White Shirts, with re
inforcements over shoulders,
down sides and back. Guar
anteed pure linen bosom with
patent protected back button
holes. All sizes. Place them
alongside any 50c shirt ever
offered. You'll choose these
at 35c.
Women's Hose Y ' ' '
at a Bargain "J ? k ? no
day in picking from these.
Fast black, seamless fleece
lined hose that were 1 ;c pair,
are yours today at 10c, or if
you want a better one, we
offer an all-wool hose in rib
bed or plain, natural color and
black, that you will find
exceptional value at 5C
Clothing . We f,t ur suit
for Boys , yu.r boV a.nd
J take pains to give
him the best he's worth it
Clothing that has a dash of
style and invariably priced
lower than elsewhere. These
for today
CORDUROY KNEE PANTS,
all sizes, finished with taped
seams; worth 75c pair. .
Take them today at ... . 49 C
SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, blue
or brown, deep collars, fancy
braided, pants have patent bands,
3 to 12 years; $3.00 t Q
kind, today p ,yo
REEFER COATS, 3 to 9 years,
of blue kersey cloth, button to
neck; round velvet collar; pearl
buttons; 3. 50 kind, &-
today $Z.i2j
ine air is
filled with per
Not a Cent
for a Scent
fume around the
Wyoming avenue entrance.
Harrison's Triple Extracts fill
the air, and no charge to
you for samples. Drop in
that way today enough free
to last the Sunday over.
$ Nothing Short of f
I Ease and Comfort I
Will do our customers, aud if combiued with this,
they can find style and wear at a nominal price,
what more can au article of footwear offer ? These
qualities we guarantee hi our new $3.00 shoes for
X women, Also, as a special inducement for this
month, we ofier our $1.2 Boys' aud Girls' School
w Shoes at the little price of
98 Cents
TANDARD
HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY. 217 LAOKA. AVE
PRIVATE ALLEN'S MISTAKE.
From the Chicago Timos-Hernld.
John Allen ot JltsaUnlppI, tho wit of the
house, arrived at the l'onco de Leon, St.
AURuattne, registered, nnd was assigned
to n room. He had never seen apart
ments so oxtravRRantly furnished. Ex
pensive oil paintings hung on the walla.
Tho bedstead wns of mahogany nnd hand
carved. Carpeting n half foot thick cov
ered tho iloorlnfr. There wcro vases filled
with Mowers, velvet-coveted chairs, laco
curtains, bevelled mirrors, and all tha
otlior appliances of modern convenlonco
and luxury.
John became alarmed. He figured It out
that that room would cost as much per
day as his salary as a congressman would
nmount to In a halt a week. lis called a
bellboy, gave him U and told him to
qulotly find out tho tariff on that room.
John didn't like to ask the clerk himself,
lie was a big man, and that would look
little. The boy returned presently and
Informed the gueU that the prtco was YJ)
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
' " " ----- -'-- j j . .- w- -- -.
oner anyuiing eise in oui
jre
Extraordinary Six hundred
ShoeVaiuesnrs
lots mentioned here all to
go today. Not so many when
you stop to think so come
early before they're gone.
Women's extra Vici Kid but
ton and lace Shoes, over fifteen
styles in cloth and kid tops, all
sizes; widths B to EE. Posi
tively worth $3 pair. n
Go today only at... pj&,Z,J
Men's fine box calf and winter
russet lace shoes, soles welted
and stitched. Positively the
$5.00 kind, to go - .
today at $.3.45
Boys' veal call lace shoes, solid
as a rock, all lhe new styles.
The $2 kind, to go t .
today only at p 1 ,4D
ci nn tn o We do not
Dollar Glove a" it,s, a
$1.50 glove
for a dollar, but we DO say
it's the best glove on the mar
ket for $1. We call it the
"Duchess May" for trade pur
poses. They come in all the
new shades and tints fit close
ly to the hand, and we war
rant them betterthan anyother
on the market at the price.
Veilinjrs Today's great b
at Cost 8aint in VeiinSs
centers around an
unusually special offering in
fine nets at
I2y2 Cents Yard. .
All the newest shades, and
equal to the 19-cent kind
elsewhere.
Pure
and
rimrnloo 1 UlC SUUI ,
Candies " Z"cse Soes
into all the can
dies we sell. Chocolate
marshmallows and assorted
fancy creams are here at
23 Cents the Pound.
Just as good as other stores
get 40 cents for, and you
may be sure they're pure.
o
a Pair.
SHOE STORE.
3
per day. All' u At downstairs, laid down
a dlmo ami U"t ' r a cigar. They didn't
sell anything, hut two-bit cigars. lis put
down u nick- i on the newsstand and
picked up a .Vow York paper. "Twenty
cents more, please," said tho clerk. He
got a drink and tendered 15 cents," Where
you been stopping, at tho Windsor!"
asked tho barkeeper. "Drinks here are a
quartor." That settled It with Allen, lie
went to his room, gathered his crips and
took them himself downstairs. Then ho
called far his bill.
"Why, what Is tho matter, Mr. Allen?
Wo thought that you were going to sponl
somo time with us," asked the clerk.
"Very sorry," replied Mr. Allen, "but I
lmvo just received a telegram that calls
mo away."
Tho clerk reached out hla hand to tell
him good-byo.
"nut the bill?" Inquired Allen.
"Thero Isn't any bill. You aro tho gucut
of the manager, Mr. Beavy."
nut A11H had to make the Muff good,
and ho left on tho evening train.
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