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GREAT FALLS DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1917.. 8 NAVAL HOSPITAL 1 RED CROSS WORK APPEALS TO HER Hear tee New- CORPS RECRUITS ft RAISK TME HONEf FOR AW AMBEAE1E Miss Annie Curran. Columbus Recruiting Party Arrives to Open TTTv Hospital Graduate Nurse, and Others to Enroll. Victor Station in Postoffice Tomorrow. In the nurses' graduating class at Columbus hospital, a few days ago.

there Another Box of First Aid Dressings Has Been Forwarded ii; by the Great Falls Patriotic Association were one dozen and one vViijc-h is another wavof saving there You're sure to find plenty of your kind of music among them. 1 Come in, freely, and hear the ones that appeal to you. were -13 But that was not the reason to the Western Front. that when tlie clasa picture was printed one week ago today, there were but 12 TWO REAL HITS! faces it. It merely happened there Those who controbuted the was, unfortunately, an omission of one of the graduates, due to the photograph pledge cards at the ''theater and the amounts they gave were; Great Falls Meat E.

A. New- Get Them Before Our First Supply Is Exhausted being mislaid wher- the artist Arranged The Creat Patriotic association has just 1 shipped another of its weekly box of first aid dressings. Thelatestvboxv. was a great deal larger thairany that liail'ljeen sent previously. Kacli of these boxes which ha been sent on its way ba's represented splendid work the group.

The class of, 13' graduates Ion, Shirley 'Ford and Mrs. K. $25 each; C. D. Kliot, $20.

J. Ii. Cunningham, F. W. Fogarty, F.

J. Adams, Gowan -Ferguson' 18280 Winner Medley Fox Trot, Pietro Dandy Medley Fox Trot. Accordion I'ietro Records by PUH.ro are. always popular. We consido this one of his bct.L Hoar jt.

1S2? Om. Jafcaay. Ok Jaaar4tfi! Aasericma 4uarta Bccaaaa Taa'rs Irisk 1 ifmUt Oh hurry I Oh hurry, hurry I OthervM you arc sun to be disappointed whet, you ak for it. J. W.

Sherwood, J. A. Brown, W. K. Flowerree and A.

F. Longeway, $10 each. The following gave five dollars, each: Wm. Thornton. Mrs.

R. Sherwood. Ida Barnett, T. A. Conn.

W. Eobson, II. Pirtney, Sarah Dickinson W. H. George.

H. Walace, R. L. McKellar, -Thomas Kirwin. L.

ft. Holder. Mrs. Walter U. In advance of the main recruiting par-, ty of the naval hospital corps J.

Mitchell, chief pharmacist's mate of the Cnitr-d States navy, arrived in the city yesterday and will be joined here tomorrow by Surgeon II. G. Davis and Pharmacist's Mate E. B. Cameron, and; Will open- recruiting headquarters in the federal building which will be maintained for about three days.

Recruits for the hospital corps will be enlisted and it is the expectation to obtain about 25 in this city. Young men of frm- lS to 25 years are eligible for enlistment and high school graduates -or men who have studied medicine, dentis-tryror pharmacy are preferred, although any one having a common school education will be acceptable- as an excellent hospital corps school has been established at San Francisco where each recruit is six months intensive instruction along" Ifnes of anatomy and physiology, first aid work on board ship and in field, minor surgery, pharmacy, chemistry, toxicology, hygiene and sanitation. After this six months' instructions the recruits are sent to a naval hospital where they receive six months- practical instruction where he puts into practice the subjects he has studied theoretically at school. At the conclusion of the year's training he. is sent aboard a sea-going ship with a sound basis of knowledge of the duties he is required to perform.

These include first aid work and the care of th sick. In the hospital the jnen who show special qualifications are given a chance to. study in detail bacteriology, X-Ray work and chemistry. According to Mate Mitchell this affords an -excellent opportunity for men eligible for military training who are contemplating the study of medicine, dentistry, pharmacy Jensen, Ff. G.

sehei, f. T. Vandenovcr. H. R.

Black well, Roy W. Pilling, B. Kelly, Dr. Ross Armour, Henry Hal 3SC28 The Hanalals) Hirki Baala BeaMedlry Fox Trot Victor Band Pat On Year BBppera Medley One Strp VirUM- Band 3SC31 Gema fraaa -EUaen Part 1 Victor Light Opera Company CeM fraaa Eileen Part Victor Light Ojl-rm Company lK2e Bey Sreatn of Aaarrirn March Victor Band Blue-Wnita March Vtrtur band 1H2M Vahe Blene PimnoTarte Amdt Mnrtanetta Pianoforte- 74S2J Aaf Wieneraakn! nlfeji Culp 18272 Hawaiian Butterfly Trio When the San Gea Dawn in Peer leas Quartet 18251 Indiana Sterling Trio To Any Girl 182CS Ruff Johnson's HarsMny Band Greene King of tha Bungalooa Greene 1S281 Would Ycu Back the Lore Yea Cava Ma? Harraton If Yon Had All the World and lta Gold Jackson C4C66 Eileen (from McCormack Johnson, F. H.

Wilson, Li. H. Hamilton lames Townsend, Vf. J. Kerr, J.

A. Stout Mrs. Birch, Charles R. Ijowery, S. Singer, Mabel V.

Engblam, Lillian Selkirk, Allen Piersc, F. A. Fligman Marjorie Slowen, Hannah Nelson, R. Arthur and Walter J. Charnlev.

W. II. Gunnis8r Mrs. Thomas Kir win, Grace Dickinson and Edith L. Tripp f2.5(; Sarah M.

Baker, A. O. Harby and and enthusiasm, by the women- of Great Falls. In fact the interest and enthusiasm shown, in the work has developed far beyond the expectations of those who initiated the movement here. One of the most successful efforts of the patriotic associations irt Montana was the tag day held in Butte a -week ago yesterday.

Over $5,000 was raised for the cause in that one day. Miss Moore organizer of the Patriotic associa tiona, was in IJutte and took; part in the tag" day planning and work, but the actual management of the "tagging" Mas tinder many of the most prominent women-, in with Mrs. John J. Mcllatton as chairman of the committee. connection with the work St the association it may be interesting, those saw the -pictures of the American ambulance at the Grand the other to know that the first-aid dressings which have been made in Great Falls through the Patriotic association are distributed by the American ambulances at the front.

The Woman's Patriotic association of. Butte did much in working with Mr. Goodale, when the American ambulance film was shown there, to raise $2,000 for an ambulance. It was through Mr. Goodale that the pictures were sent here.

When the film telling the story of tht American field ambulance service ii Frame was shown at the Grand opera house last Monday night, there was i fund of nearly $(00 raised to help that work. Subscription cards were distributed and signed by a large number of people, the purpose being to help the ambulance service, and tbere has already Hleen sonic plans to raise a further amount until the total will be sufficient to put an ambulance in the field from Great Falls. V. U. Bacon, $2.

Owen P. McElmeel, John Addison, J. 15. Kellog, Mrs. J.

B. Kellog, R. A. Brown If you cannot come in, telephone 7346. We will send any records you wish to hear on approval 0RT0N BROTHERS THE BIG MUSIC DEALERS Private booths for your convenience.

H. C. Curran, Col we 11, Otis Sgirk, C. lJahlberg, K. J.

Stenson, Ben Reed, A iimm M. Caddell, Eva- Hi Chapman, JflSS AVXA Cl'BRAX hrlandson, John C. L. Burke, C. G.

Slier lahl, J. II. Corcoran and Ed Collins, one was one of the largest ever sent forth trom a tireat rails hospital and the members of the class were declared to lollar. each. -Miss Helen M.

Gibson, 50c; Fred Peres T. E. Regan, Joseph Le Jeune, Mrs Iatt Martinich, 25c. or other allied subjects of the profes 6 Third St. between Central avenue and Hotel Rainbow sions.

Iks some of the most proficient nurses Phone 734G Mail Orders Promptly Filled. The period of enlistment is. four years, ever trained in the hospital. It was the photograph of Miss Anna as it is not practical to train men lor less than four years' service. Curran that was omitted from the group.

The pay at the beginning is $Jo per month, with all expenses, which include meals, iiiarters -and a $00 allowance for a reading room In the Ford building. at 8 there will be the Ep worth League social with program. Thursday after which Is open every weeaaay itob i a. m. to 5 p.

nv, where authorivM literature on Christian Science may be read or purchased if desired. This recruiting party left tSeattle May 16, and has been working through Wash noon at 2:30 the toadies' Aid meets at the home of Mrs. A. Ivarson, 1700 Second avenue north. Thursday evening ington and the principal towns in Idaho.

prayer meeting. You are moat cordially invited to all these meetings. Come and bring your friends. FISHING NOT GOOD EXCUSE. special to The Daily Tribune.

Livingston, June 2. The county, clerk here today refused to pre-register for conscription four men who stated they wanted to take a fishing trip next Tuesday. The elerk told the men they, would have to stay1 at home and register on conscription day. GOING RIGHT AHEAD. Special to The Daily Tribune.

Livingston, June 2. In spite of the fact that, an order has been made stopping the sale of the city's water bonds in the sum of $225,000 for the erection of a municipally owned water plant, the city council last night instructed City Clerk Reese to advertise for bids for the building of the water works system. The bids will be opened June 2G. BARBER INCREASES. Special to The Daily Tribune; Helena, June 2.

Following the jump Oar Karlor'a Norwegian) Latneran. At 1408 Second avenue north. A. Lunde. pastor.

No aei lca this Sunday, but Sunday school Is held at 10 a. m. Services next Sunday at 11 a. m. la the Norwegian language.

Miss Ciirran.is a daughter of J. J. Lur-ran, a mining man of Sand Coulee, and she gained' tier diploma through four faithful years of: study and practice at the hospital.1 Her associates and her teachers in the work at the hospital pay her a happy tribute. on ability and faithfulness. Se was educated iu the public schools lcfore she took up the course of nursing and' is well equipped for her work in the profession.

Miss Currari has arranged to enter th services of the 'Red Cross society and with some other members of her flass is now awaiting some formal steps to enroll in- (lie- service. Others from the clas wlu-'hre planning to take up the Red Cross Svork are Miss Mary Oreg-ory, Miss Elsie Peterson, Miss Susie Kackhani and Miss Marguerite Thom-boii. in coal prices, it. is announced ton.sorial luxuries will cost more, beginning Moi Services Today How You May Change Your Face Completely day. A fajre.

niassage.wjll cost cents, Grace Presbyterian. At 1918 Sixth avenue north. Ira II. McClymonds, minister. 2223 Seventh avenue north, phone 8134.

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 1L In the evening our congregation is invited to be present at the high school auditorium for the annual baccalaureate sermon. You are cordially invited to unite with us in all the work of the church. a 15 cent; advance, and hair singes have been jumiH'd from 25 to.

.15 cents. Jour Teat Ken Ice. Evangelistic services will be bel4 nightly in tent on corner of Sixth avenue and Eighteenth street north at S. Evangelists H. G.

Oliver and H. J. Hanson will preach. You are earnestly Invited to attend these meetings. First MethodiHt Kplaeopnl.

Corner Second avenue north and Sixth neymen barbers will go to work at i a. but the bosses mav open- nt eight Saturday evenings the shops 'will close street. Edgar L. White, pastor. Class meeting at 10 a.

m. Morning worship at 10:30, ta which time Princess Rahme Haider of Syria will lecture. Sunday Bethlehem Swedish Lutheran. Corner Second avenue and Eighth street north. A.

Edward Peterson, tem school at 12 noon. Junior League at 3:30 at 'J instead of 10 clock. RAE GETS NEW POSITION. Special to The Dailv Tribune. p.

m. Epwortb League at 7 d. sub porary pastor: 717 Eighth avenue north. Any woman not satisfied with her complexion can easily remove it and have a new one. The thin veil of half-dead cuticle is an encumbrance and should be removed to give the fresh, vigorous, young skin underneath a chance to show itself and to breathe.

There's a simple, old-fashioned remedy which will always do the work. Get an ounce of pure mercolized wax from your druggist and apply it at night like cold cream, washing it off in the" morning. The wax will gently absorb all the lifeless skin and leave a healthy and beautiful 1 v. 1 .1 ject, "What Are My Bible Study Habits?" leader, Thora Martin. Evening worship Divine services next Lord's day at 11 a.

m. Swedish language. Sunday school Helena, Jane 2. W. C.

Rae, former every Sunday at 10 a. n. Kvening se-r NATIVE OF HOLY "Tt i at witn Daccaiau rente sermon to tne graduates of the Montana Deaconess state treasurer, arid since the first of NEWSPAPER TRANSFER. Special to The Daily Tribune. Shelby, June 2.

The Galata Journal, of Galata, has changed hands, George Whetstone having 'takcri over the management of the paper. Mr. Whetstone has lately been with his brother Dan Whetstone, editor and owner of the Cut Bank Pioneer Press. Ices at 8. English language.

The trustees of the church will hold their monthly meeting at the parsonage next Wednes hospital by the pastor. Special music tlie year a depity state bank examiner at both regular services. Morning Anthem by choir and solo by Julia Gordon. day evening, June 8. Strangers, friends evening Anthem by choir, solo by Ida LAND TO SPEAK i and visitors in the city are cordially welcome above services.

Mae rloag. duet by Opal Marsh and K. 1. Long and violin offeratory solo by today handed his resignation to State Examiner. H.

S. Magraw to take effect at -once. Mr. Rae has been offered and has, accepted a position as assistant cashier in the Daly Bank Trust company of Butte, one of the largest bank fror. ueorge w.

iey. on Monday eve German Lnthern. At 11 ftl Vtrst avaniia uinlh. Wac-h. ning Princess Rahme Haider will lecture Princess Rahme Haider De in the church auditorium.

No admis smuth. pastor. Regular morning "service sion will be charged but a silver offer at 10:30. Sunday school at 1- noon. Eve ally it takes with it all such facial blemishes as freckles, moth patches, sallow-ness, liver spots, pimples.

It is pleasant to use, and economical. The so treated soon looks years younger. To keep the skin free from wrinkles and furrows there's nothing quite so good the old reliable saxolite lotion. It is only necessary to dissolve an ounce of powdered saxolite in a half pint of witch hazel and bathe the face in this as required. The result is instantaneous and wonderful, and there is no harmful effect whatever.

Adv; ing institutions in tlie state. ing will be taken. Commencement pro ning worship at 7:45. gram or the Montana Deaconess hospital liver Lecture in First Meth-- odist Church Today. BACK FROM MEXICO.

Special to The Daily Tribune. Whitefish, June 2. C. M. Roebuck, who has been in Los Angeles, Douglas, and various places in New Mexico and Mexico, for about four months, returned to Whitefish, Wednesday morning.

A man isn't a real fan until he is will on Tuesday evening at 8, with an address by Rev. L. H. Sweetland, D. president Vaiaa Bethel A.

M. E. or Montana Wesleyan university. Keg. ing to bet that the manager of the team that whips the home team was out with G.

E. Horsey, pastor. Between Ninth and Tenth, on Fifth avenue south. Residence 916 Fifth avenue south, phone ular Wednesday evening prayer service at 7:30. The North Side Aid will meet on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.

Mo the umpire- the night before. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. At 11 o'clock the services will open as usual Mahon. 1812 Sixth avenue north.

The -Attendant; at the; First Methodist church will tiave opportunity to listen to a lecture by Princess Rahme Haider, a native of the" Holy Ijand. She will give Central Aid will meet on Wednesday after the scripture reading and remarks by pastor, there will be general class afternoon with Mrs. Yarnall. 6U9 Sixth avenue north. her lecture "I'nder Syrian pro meeting.

We invite everybody to Join us In these services. Preaching at 8 p. Congregational. m. by pastor, subject.

"The Magnificent claimed to be a message of much historic value and ably presented. The lecture Object to wnicn uur Attention is ui Corner of Third avenue and Ninth will take the place of the morning ser street north. Will Arthur Die trick, minister. Sunday school at 10 m. Graded Aaeeelated Bible Maeeata.

At 711 Eleventh street north. Sunday at 8 p. m. Berean questions on "The Call of the New Creation. Wednesday at 8 p.

praise, prayer and testimony meeting, subject. "It Is Good Neither la Eat Flesh Nor to Drink Wine, Nor Anything Whereby Thy Brother Stumbleth. or Is Offended or Is Made Weak." Itom. Friday at 8 p. m.

Berean question the great pyramid concerning the divine plan of the ages. The Halratlea Army. Holiness meeting at 11 a. m. Sunday schoolmt 2.

p. m-. topic. "Christ the Light of World." Street service at 3:15 p. nv.

Young People's meeting at :15 p. leader. Betty Conrad. Street art-vice at p. m.

Salvation meeting at 8 p. nv. on Ashes." Meetings every night In the hall on Second street and Third avenue south. All are welcome. M.

Q. Sainsbury. officer. REALTY THAKSTER3 Godfrey Birtsch et-nx to Fred Thlsted. 660 acres in sections 17.

Su and 21. township 17. range 8 east. Nets A. Thisted to Fred A- Thloted.

lot 5. block 462. and lot 1. block Great Falls. Augusta Johnson to August Pohto et-ux 160 seres in section S9, township 18.

range 9 east. SL Fred A. Thisted to Godfrey Birtsch lot 3. block 248. lot block 462 aad lot block boi.

Great Falls. David Z. Evans et-ux to Christopher Wlllett. west' half ot lot 11. block 42S.

Great Falls. SL William Robertson el-ux to School District No. 1. Cascade county, lot 11 aad 12. block 359.

Great Falls. (7.UU0. William Wyss et-ux to Fred J. Cletno. 160 acres ta section IS, township 18.

range 4 east. 1. William Robertson et-ux to L. F. Rutherford, lot 10.

block 359. Great Falls. John S. Kearney to William R. KIs-sack, northeast quarter of section t.

town ship 21, range 5 east. L. F. Rutherford to School District No. 1.

Cascade county, lot lo. block 359, Great Falls. $3,500. George Harper et-ux-. to John T.

Eaton lend in township 17 and 18, range 2 east. Asa Ducolon to Florence Nicholson, southwest quarter of southeast quarter, section 36. township 15. range 3 east. (1.

mon by the pastor. Princess Haider reeled." Heb. 4:16. Weekly meetings Wednesday night, prayer and class meeting; leaders. Brother J.

McCrackln and John W. Robinson. The Ladies' Aid so classes for all ages. The primary de partment meets at the same hour in the comes to the church carrying the highest testimonials as to her ability from ciety will meet at the parsonage next north parlor. Mr.

John McKenzie is the fl superintendent. Services at 11 a. m. Thursday afternoon by order of the president. Mrs.

B. Parker. June 10 will be such distinguished personages a Rev only. Rev. K.

w. Qreenman, a travel 8 Dr. Mark A. "Matthews of the Presbyter Children's Special program at night. lug evangelist will occupy the pulpit.

In the evening there will be no services be ian church of Seattle. Rabbi Jacob Nieto Please pay In your subscriptions to the building committee, jonn layior, treas cause of the baccalaureate service at the of Temple Israel of San Francico, Rev. urer. high school auditorium. Dr.

James lutcomb Brougher of the Temple Baptist church of 1js Angeles, R. W. Greenman, the railroad evangelist, will preach in the Congregational church Sunday morning at 11. Ail rail First Vnltarlan. 4 Dr.

C. I'. Bovard, president of the ni- At 311 Fourth street north. Northwest corner from the court house. Manfred road man and their wives cordially Invited.

His message: "The Days We Are vcrsity Southern California nt Jvjs An geles and many others. To faithfully serve thousands of Montana people during 14 successive years The leading papers of the-Pacific const 4 and then be forced to again enlarge our fa- where she has lectured speaks most flat Lilllefors. Ph. minister. Service at 11 a.

m. Subject of address: "The Highway of Fate." Sunday school at 12 noon. Latter Day Saint a. The Latter Day Saints will hold Sunday school at 417 Ninth avenue south at 10:30 a. m.

Everybody welcome. teringly of the interesting nature of the lecture by the princess. Living In. The World's Great Struggle from a Bible Standpoint. Fulfilling of Prophecy." First Baptist.

Northwest corner Sixth street and Second avenue north. Rev. P. O. Hess will preach, the pastor.

Rev. Willis E. Petti-bone, not having returned to the city. Sunday school at 12. B.

Y. P. U. at 7 p. m.

Mid-wek service for prayer and Bible cilties twice in the past year, is an enviable. record. Six months ago, in order to properly care for our increasing patronage, we were compelled to obtain about one-third more Biff Seat Purchase for Havre Stampede study, Wednesday evening at 8. On Wed space than we were then using; now with Special to The Dailv Tribune. Havre, June 'I.

C.able,: secretary of the (Ireat Northern Montana nesday arternoon tne woman's Missionary Society will meet at the home of G. H. Chase, 1008 Fourth avenue north. The ladies of the Missionary society of the Christian church will be their guests. Stampede, is home from Billings, where in the year we are again forced to almost doulile our of icer laboratories and operating rooms Consider for a moment Is not.

our ever-increasing patronage a stamp of approval by the peonies on our; workman he purchased of C. L. Harris, proprietor If you have never seen- a completely equipped dental office embrace this opportunity. 'v From' outer reception room to inmost laboratory, our establishment is open to your inspection, and ourdocotrs will be very glad to greet you. You will see things that you have not seen beforehand perhaps leave With a higher idea of the importance of dental work.

Our operating rooms, each of which represents an investment greater, than that of the total equipment of many dentists, with 5 their complete electrical equipment, Will demonstrate the thoroughness of our efforts to increase the efficiency and reduce the discomfort of all treatment. "Without your co-operation to the extent of a visit, we cannot convince you of the difference between our facilities for satisfactory and scientific dentistry and those of the average practitioner. We invite that co-operation in all dourtesy. ot -lhe Passing est, circus seats. These will be utilized at the Warren MetheeUnt Kplaeepei Chureb.

Corner Third avenue and Fifth street southwest. Adelbert -Ellsworth Foutch. pastor. Phone 6661. 10 a.

Bible school. 11 a. sermon on "His Coming Kingdom." 7 p. Ep worth league: topic: "What Are My Bible Study Habits 8 p. sermon on "Spiritual Conscription." Wednesday afternoon Ladies Aid society iheets with Mrs.

O. B. Woods, at the church. Friday night choir meets at the church at 8 p. m.

Those desiring children baptised on or near Children's Day. should bring them the first or third Sundays in June. The second Sunday In June the pastor will preach at Raynesford in the morning nad the Children's Day program will be given by the Sunday school in the evening. -First Baptist. Services at 10:30 a.

m. Sunday school at 12 noon. Young People's service at usual hour. Evening service at 8. Rev.

F. O. Heas will preach. Stampede grounds in the afternoon and also at the rening performances in ship, high quality materials, painless-pro the Frontier Town of Cypress, which cesses, and lasting dentistry will illustrate night life in the days when the rang riders owned the state of 'Montana. Poles and 2,000 feet of eanvass were also included in the pur chase.

First Seventh street and First avenue south. Virgil Bryant Scott, minister; residence 706 First avenue south. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching service at 1L, sermon- by the pastor, subject, "Let These Go." Junior Endeavor at 4 p.

m. in charge of Miss Helen Smith and Mrs. J. W. McClure.

Young People's service at 7 p. m. In the- evening there will be no preaching service kn the church, congregation is dismissed to attend the services at the high school where the class sermon will be preached by the pastor of the Presbyterian church. Rev. V.

B. Scott. Mid-week: prayer service on Wednesday evening at 8. There will be special music at the morning service by the choir and at the service in the evening at the high school the music will be furnished by the Presbyterian church choir. Public invited to the services of the day.

Cordial welcome to any and all. Secretary Cable has been working for May we invite you to visit' aii office without a superior in Montana or elsewhere? An establishment for the practice of dental science in its highest form, fitted with all modern mechanical and other devices, perfected to add to the pleasure and comfort of the patient and to make possible the execution of the most valuable teachings of the science. a year on the plans for the coming Stampede which are now. rounding into shape in perfect form. Havre is going tage the biggest and nest snow ever put on in the northwest on July 4, 5, 6 and i.

Christian. Corner Ninth street and Third avenue north. Bible school at 10 a. m. Communion at 11 a.

m. The annual children's day exercises will be conducted immediately following the communion service. A special program baa been arranged by the leaders of the Bible school work. Junior meeting at 8 p. m.

Christian Endeavor at 7 Sermon at 8 p. subject, "The Guide Into AU Truth." SITES FOR CANTONMENTS. Washington, June 2. Linda Vista, Porcelain and Gold Crowns. and ColumbiaS.

C. have been selected as sites for cantonments in which per tooth $5.00 forces of the war army will be trained, Ten sites are yet US be chosen. Complete Plates and $10.00 Gold Inlays, up Keep Your Important Records on Your Desk in MY and Card Cabinets A and Card Cabinet on your desk will soon prove itself a great convenience. It win enable yoa to have your card follow-np-memory tickler, and other semi-personal record right At yonr finger tips. These handy cabinets are strongly built ia every way.

Made cf the best quartered oak and mahogany and finely finished. They are offered for 5x3, 6za 8x5 and 5x8-inch cards, ia sf 4, 6, 9 aad 11 -drawer models. Come in and pick out the one yon need. Tribune Printing Co. OFFICE OUTFITTERS Great Fans, Coat.

Agents and FILXHC SYSTEMS New Hair Remover, Works Like (Positively Removes Roots and All) Church of the Incarnation. (Episcopal.) Corner Third avenue north and Sixth street. Rev. G. Bennett, rector.

Rectory 606 Third avenue north. Trinity Sunday. Holy communion at 8 a. m. Sunday school and kindergarten at 9:45 a.

m. Second celebration and sermon at It a. m. Evening prayer and sermon at 8. The evening service will be the annual memorial service of the Royal Neighbors, auxiliary of the Modern Woodmen, who will attend in a body.

The annual parish meeting will be held Monday evening in the banquet room of the Masonic Temple. AU members and friends of the parish are invited to be present. The meeting will begin at 6:30 by a dinner served by the ladles of St. Mary's chapter of the guild. Immediately after the meeting the vestry will meet for organisation and regular monthly business.

St. Mary's Chapter will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. M. V. Wallace, 319 Seventh street south.

This will be the last meeting until September. No discoverv ot ereater benefit to hair- Peatereetal Mission. Services held at the Pentecostal church. 618 Fifth avenue south. Sunday school at 2 p.

m. Preaching services at aad 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m.

Everybody welcome to these services. Chas. Slmmonett, evangelist, will preach at these services. Jesus is coming soon, get ready. Swedish Baptist.

Corner of Second avenue and Seventh street north. Gustaf L. Lindstedt. pastor. Services at 11 a.

m. Sunday school at 12 noon. B. Y. P.

U. at 7:30 p. m. Evening service and communion at 8 p. m.

Choir practice at Mrs. Moe, Tuesday evening at 8 m. Everybody welcome. First Chnrrh ef Christ. Scientist.

Church building at First veanue north and Eleventh street. 8unday services at 11 a. nt and 8 p. subject. "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, denounced.

Sunday school at 12:16 p. m. The Wednesday evening testimonial meeting Is bald at 8 o'clock. This church maintains disfigured womankind has been piade in recent years than the marvelous phelac-Une method. It is entirely unlike and much superior to electrical, depilatory or other methods, because it actually removes the hair entire, roots and all be THE DENTIST fore your very eyes easily, instantly, harmlessly Get a stick or phelactine follow the simple directions, and you will be astonished and delighted or the drug Seventh Floor First National Bank Bldg.

Hours: 8:30 to 8:30. Sundays, 10 to 3 Scandinavian M. K. Corner Fourteenth street and Second avenue north. Rev.

L. Anderson, pastor. Morning service at 1L Sunday school at gist will refund your money without question. It is odorless, non-irritating, and so harmless a child could safely eat It. It leaves the skin so soft, smooth, hairless, that not the least sign of your 2:30 p.

m. Adult Bible class at 7 p. m. 3 former trouble, remains. Ad.