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gation are especially invite present at this service. ‘horus under the ‘direction of Mr. ‘Wm, Noggle will sifig the selection << Ee - “Wandering Child, Come Home,” and Rau . fare , | Mise Claire McMurtry, instructor at TRINITY ee ee Lut ‘AN aa Valley City Teachers’ College, UR 4 wi CH Coener Avenue C and Seventh. St. \ Topic: “Can leas- | cially welcome: \ | sage. The young men of the H 5 ngre-| Senior Youn ea 6:30 p.m. Buell Our Men's; Evening prenching The pastor will disc “Is Jesus Christ Coming Back to Earth Again and, if so, in What | ple’s chorus. ging two special numbers for us.| the evening meeting. If you have no other church home I. G. Monson, Pastor. in the city, we heartily invite you to worship with ing?” (2 Cor. 12:9. 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Choir singing. Sunday School, confirmation class/8T. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1 Rev. F. H. Davenport, rector. and bible class at 12 noon. } Evening services at 7:30. Topic: “Monastic Vows,” being the eighth topic in the series of Why the Reformation? raw me not away with the wick- which speak peace with their neigh- bors, but walehiot in their hearts.’ All welcome. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Paul 8. Wright 30 a. m. Junior church school. M wors! aN ‘Eptrituall Awakenin; "Psalm 85: “Day-break,” Parks quar- Thursday, 7:30 p. MRST BAPTIST CHURCH. A. A. Holmes, pastor. Serviees for Sunda; Morning worship 1 The pastor will speal 514 Mandan Ave, Sexagesima Sunday. 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion, 19 a. m. Church school. - m. Choral Eucharist Tuesday, 7 p.m. Men’s club supper. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Bible dis- | | ! , Pate a: ante per.” The monthly Communion service Solo, selected—Mabel Claire) Me-lwill be held in connection with the Murty, teacher of voice at Valley! morning service. City State Normal. 12 m. SI ments. Classes for adults. Leaders: Margaret Register, Phyl- lis Olson. Topic: “How Does C. Ei Help Us To Follow Jesus?” ‘ 6 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor. Leader, Helen Brooks. Topic, What C. E. Means to Me. 30 Evening service. Sermo: “Markg of a Christian.” Musi Solo, selected, Mrs. Shin- ners. §. 9 Anthem, selected, choir. , FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCl- ENTIST = Cor. 4th St. and Ave. C. Sunday, February 7,°1926. - inday Service at 11:00. bject: “SPIRIT”. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.‘ Wednesday evening testimonial 4 meeting at 8 o'clock. . A reading room is open in the church ;' bnilding ‘ every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, except legal nolidays, from 2 to 4 p. m. All are welcome to attend these services and to visit the reading room. a McCABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL ‘CHURCH. Walter E. Vater, pastor. ‘vine service -will be conducted co .orrow, Sunday, as. follows: :30 a. m. Morning Worship. ‘The pastor will preach on the sub- ject, “The Ngrrowness of Jesus.” The choir will render the anthem, ove Divine,” by Stainer, and Mrs. Targart and Mrs. F. J. Bave' day School, all depart-|qyoree, Sane’) 12 noon. New Models; senlene purchaee Gains Choir practice. February 7th: Mr. John} us with a solo. vices of the church. and ser- m. Bible school at At than the cost of ice. Let us show you what Frigid: aire does and how it does it. a, m, Cc ‘ian Endeavor Da; served in the evening. There will be - Junior B: Y. P. U. 8:00 p. m. ‘ Miss| ® special program 3 p.m. Junior Christian Endeavor. | gvelyn Jacobson, supervisor. is ad meeting, The evening choir will sing the anthem, “There Is A Land of Pure Strangers | espe-| Delight.” member the hours,| Mrs. Genevieve Hughes will favor At the morning service Mrs. Shin- ners will sing a solo, selected. The public is invited to all the ser.| present.” (Mark 6, 45-51.): duri Frigidaire Costs Less Than Ice With Frigidaire, you'll have no more tainted food to be thrown away—no more ice to buy. And the operating cost is usually le 4 B. K. SKEELS 408 BROADWAY REFRIGERATION The ser- will be ob- ig League meeting beginning at 6:45 p. m., fol- - Baptismal services will be held at | all. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERA! HUR' \ EVANGELICAL CHURCH. a Meade’ Ud and Rosser Sts. ral rist . FP. Strutz, tor. ed, and with the workers of iniquity,|mon “The Christian. Sacrifice.” Sunday, February ehvis a special day at this church. At the morning service the Annual Day of Prayer for Missions under the auspices of the Woman's Missionary Society will be observed. ‘There will be musie by & women’s chorus, the local society's campaign song, “The Mas- ter’s Service First,” will be sung. 330. ; ‘The pastor will preach on “Unus- k on the theme, | ed Resources, of Power.” “The Importance of the Lord’s Sup-| Vice will begin promptly at 200 A.M, H. G. Schwantes, superintendent, in charge. special 10:00 vill favor us with a duet en- titled “Trusting,” by: Lieusance. ‘ 12 noon. Sunday school (Classes for, ail gves.) The Men’s Bible Class und tlie Boys’ High School Class es-, pecially invite you. 6:20 p.m. Intermediate and Ep- worth League. All our young people are urged to attend. 7:30 p. m, Evening Worship. This will be the last sermon of the series on the “Gospel In Art,” for this winter. The pastor. will preach { on Thomas Hovenden’s famous mas- iB’ s+ terpiece entitled “Breaking the Home 3 Ties.” No one should fail to see this j wonderful pigture and hear its mes- RUPTURE EXPERT COMING TO os BISMARCK Dr. Q. M. Keene, noted rupture’ specialist, will be at McKenzie Hotel for one’ day only, February 10, where treat all cases of rupture, no} matter how long standing. Dr. Keene! is here personally to demonstrat ruptured people what hi method can accomplish without sur-| gery. Now, you have the chance to! find out all about it, to have it; demonstrated to you. and see what it can do in your own case. Just call at he Hotel and he will give :ou his persoanl attention and ad- and complete demonstration ab- ay without charge. Dr. Keene ays the spermatic’ guard will net ‘only retain any~case of rupture per- feetly, but contracts the opening in 10 days in the average case, this re- sult ea during the day, the re- pair continues throughout the night during rhe Il strain is re- moyed, in; advancement | x methods -exemplifying immediate effects withstanding any strain oR position, no matter the size or location. Large or difficult cases specially solieited. We do not use elastic belts, spring or leg straps. i Dr. Keene has specialized in the treatment of jrupture for 20 years, and positively guarantees results if instructions are adhered to. This instrument. is indorsed by. leading eae eene Instrument Co. a 2901 Aldrich Ave. No. 4 Minné€polis, in. 7 TODAY'S RADIO —_— NEW YORK Announcing National” BOY SCOUT WEEK Boy Scouts angtaught to outs a be caretll 4 ut. fire. | : d | RADIOPHONE B. S. A. | | Are ie os hoys.and girls | FOR RELIABLE INSURANCE Clip This Bismarck Tribune News Item . Under Date of Feb. 5th, and Mail it to a Friend in the East Wile the northeastern of the United States is di itself out from under one of the worst snow storms in years, during thé progress of which many lives were lost and transportation and communica- tion facilities were totally par- alyzed, Bismarck today i ing the balmy breezes of-spring. ‘The few inches of snow that fell early in the week are ly disappearing this afternoon under a bright sun and a temper- ature of 42 above zero, and wa- ter is running along the like spring freshets, The Point reached during last_ night Was 20 above zero and at-7 a. m. today the official reading was 37 above. And yet, if one were to talk to a New Yorker or a Bostnian of spending a winter in North Da- kota, he would hold up his in horror at the thought! FIRST BANK E. V. LAHR, V. \ ever being able to win her “until one*evening when he:had his coat off to do the Charleston— _ she just coukin’t resiet ending ap against ‘+. hhis"new KLEIN shirt! $1.75 upward. IN NORTH DAKOTA part igging many enjoy- rapid- eurbs- lowest hands GUARANTY F. A. LAHR, Pres, Pp J. P. WAGNER, Cashler HELEN E, BAKER, A. Cash, lowed by @ special Christiant End vor sermon. by pastor, “T! 30, | of Christ to the Youth of Our fe subject, | at_7:30 p. m. Special music by a large young peo- man). vik Fourth Street and Avenue A. J. V. Rickert, pastor. Sunday, Feb. 7th: “10:30 a. m. ‘Morning worship (Ger- Sermon. “Christ Absent, Yet 11:45 a, m. Sunday school. 7:30 p.m: Evening services (Eng- ish). Sermon, “The Second Kewu- CAPITOL THEATRE’ LAST. TIME TONIGHT BUCK JONES , —IN— “HEARTS AND Sp 99 “Our Gang” Comedy “Some Injuns” CAPITOL THEATRE Announces the following big specials for February and March. “The Merry ~ Widow” Mae Murray “Romola” Lillian Gish _ “The Unholy Three” Lon Chaney “Clash of the Wolves” - Rin Tin Tin ~“The Best Bad Men” Tom Mix “Ww, hat “Happened to Jones” f Reginald Denny Julian Eltinge - “Tumble Weeds” \ Wm. S, Hart “The Limited Mail” Monte Blue “Tower of Lies” Lon Chaney N ‘Christian. inetruction for confirma- tion every ‘Wednesday and Saturday STRAWBERRIE! at the church. jose wishing their If you have no maraschino cher- rus. eee 3) children of confirmation age to be| ries and wi: A cordial invitation is extended to 7 saa are requested to send} ert or a sali jem. Also a class of instruction for nt edults as a preparation for acceptance| Most of the world’s emeralds are into the church. This class meets! produced in. Colombia, So. America. SS SSS fade.” (Matt, 8, 4). - 1}. All welcome to our services. | chapel at 7:30 p. m. PAGE THREE levery Wednesday evening in the] Clear soups with whipped croam| rather light dinner. ° For the ‘heavy make excellent tizers for the| meal, frult-is bette) to add color to a des- |, use a strawberry from a can of preserves. MODERN DAIRY COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT Wo wish to announce to our customers and cus- tomers that the new management of the Modem iry. Com- pany have secured the services of ages ye spent who thoroughly understands the scientific ling al pasteuri- zation of all dairy products and we wish to intreduce te our trate Mr. H. D. Rood. 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