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PAGE EIGHT 4 Handkerchiefs for Women Pure linen handkerchiefs, plain or with hand embroid ery and initials. 25c to $1.50 All linen, colored handker chiefs at $1.50 Hand attached lace edge and embroidered handkerchiefs, very dainty 35c and 50c Silk colored border handker chiefs at 25c Box handkerchiefs, some have very pretty colored em broidery 15c, 25c, 50c to .2 broidery— 15c, 25c, 50c to $1.25 SALVATION ARMY Meeting every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday and Sunday nights at 8 Sunday school at 11 ajm. Band of Love Friday at 4 p.m. Everybody welcome Tuesday night meeting in^English. The Christmas Idea is beautifully expressed in Handkerchiefs You will find our handkerchief department wonderfully well equipped to satisfy your wants for the coming holiday season. Handkerchiefs for Men Men's hemstitched cotton handkerchiefs— 10c, 15c, 25c to 50c Men's pure linen hemstitched handkerchiefs at 50c Men's colored handkerchiefs 25c to 50c Men's hemstitched handker chiefs with colored embroid ered initials 50c Practical Gifts in Leather Parses and Shopping Bags—Presenting the latest designs in leathers and styles Patent leather covered vanity cases, black, brown and gray at $3.50 New novelty school girl purses, patent leather, gold trimmings, at only -. $2.50 Men's all silk handkerchiefs, plain or with fancy colored border.50c,75c,$l to $1.50 A Boston Bag—Something that comes in handy so often—In genuine cowhide leather, some with leather or corduroy lining, at from $4 to $12 Men's Tourist Cases—To keep one's toilet things together in when you travel. Handsome leather cases $6 to $8 Has She Mentioned Wanting Slippers? You know they do say that comfortable feet make better dispo sitions and happier home's and when combined with the comfort is feminine beauty, what gift could please more. Satin Quilted Slippers—With silk pom poms and comfy soles, in colors at $2 to $3 Feh Slippers—With soft or felt soles, as low as $1.25 Others in felt with ribbon or braid trimmings.... $2 to $2.50 ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. Joseph Hannon, pastor Services Sunday, Dec. 11 Mass 10:30 am. Evening services 7:30 p.m. Special sermon, St. Patrick's Catholic church Kandi yohi Dec. 11. Mass 8:3a am. Felt "Hylo" slippers with beautiful trimmings.... $2.25 to $3 Felt slippers make a most desirable gift for any member of the family. Our selection is complete. •*^^#+#+***+^^*+tt+*+*^*+#*#+*+*+#+tt+#^^ GREEN LAKE CHURCH Rev. E. E. Gymld, pastor Services next Sunday, Dec 11. at 11 am The ladies aid society will meet with Mrs. Oscar Jacobson next Wednesday, Dec. 14. ST. LUKE'S EPICCOPAL CHURCH Rev. Walter H. Stowe, rector Third SuUday in Advent, Dec. 11, holy communion 8 a.m. Morning pray er and sermon 10:30. "The Eighth Sac rament." Church school 12 noon. Eve ning prayers and sermon 7:3^, "The Sword of the Spirit" Reserve Friday evening, Dec. 16, the date for Bishop McElwain's visitation. |X*X»X»X»X»«»X»X»X*X*3C*3{»X*X*X*X*X*X»X»X*X*X»X»XX»X»X*X»3HiM*X*X*X»X*X»X*«*K*XX»CitX*X4x»}S»J{»i(»JC*3C»X»}{»X»X*X*3C (ndeucri S TO/? FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Sunday services at 10:45 am. Sub ject: "God, the Preserver of Man" Wednesday service at 8 All are welcome to these services Free reading room in church edifice open every Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH Sunday school at 9:30 a.m Swedish services at 10:45 am. Young peoples meeting at '6.45 m. Evening services at 7:30 The lute fisk supper to have been given on Friday, Dec. 9, has been postponed until Friday, Dec. 16th. LUTHERAN FREE CHURCH Nicolay Nilson, pastor Services next Sunday morning at 10:30, evening services and commun ion, English, 7:45. Sunday school at noon. Confirmation class Saturday at 10 am St. John's Church—Services in Nor wegian Sunday, Dec. 11. at 2:30 pm. Ladies aid Thursday, Dec. 15, with Mrs J. Hamness. 3fc 4f 4t SVEA LUTHERAN CHURCH Services at 11 a.m., Sunday school at 10 a.m. Luther league^ meeting Fri day evening, Dec. 9, when the follow ing families will serve: Axel F. John son, Jerry Bouska and P. P. Johnson, Confirmation class meets Saturday at 1 p.m. Junior choir meets Saturday Underthings The daintiest imaginable, beauti ful qualities of glove silk under wear. Kayser and Dove makes, very reasonably priced, make per sonal gifts that are unexcelled. Silk vests and knickers, lovely qualities, pink or orchid, each— $3 to $4.50 Silk pantaletts, blue, emerald and brown at $5 Silk chemises and gowns, plain tailored and daintily lace trimmed styles $3 to $8 Fine cotton lingerie^ dore gowns and knickers put up in separate Christmas boxes, each $1.50 to $2 Stockings ARE BOUND TO PLEASE Smart woolen hose, clocked in contrasting colors or lustrous, lacey silken hose, make equally desirable gifts. All woolen hose, plain colors or in heather mixtures plain or with clock work. .$1.50, $2 and $2.50 Plain silk hose with lisle top and cotton bottoms.. .$1.25 to $2.50 Heavy all silk hose, extra quality, $3 to $3.50 J*ancy clocked and lace embroid ered hose $4.50 Jifiion Aprons Something decidedly new and most practical. Made in cham bray, gingham and imitation French linens, and trimmed with real cretonne in beautiful color combinations. They have no but tons, hooks, clasps or fasteners of any kind. That makes them wash and iron ideally. The most delight ful apron you have ever seen. Each one is packed in an individu al Christmas container— $1, $1.25, $1.50 to $2 or UAL evening at 7.30 pm. The ladies aid will have its annual meeting Dec 28 The church council meets Dec. 30 in the evening. LUTHERAN CHURCH A. Lunde, pastor Long Lake—Confirmation and com munion at 11 am. The ladies aid so ciety will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Rev. A. M. Lunde on Wednes day, Dec. 14, at 2 m. Spicer—English services at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school with practice for Christmas tree at 10 am. Prayer meeting at the home of Thomas Thompson Thursday evening, Dec 8. Irving—No services. The ladies aid will be entertained at the home of Mrs Hans Otteson Wednesday, Dec. 8 at 2 p.m. BETHEL LUTHERAN Cor. Becker Ave., Second St. S. Jesper Ho'mquist, pastor Services next Sunday at 10:30 am in the Swedish language. Sunday school at 11:45 a.m. Evening service in the English language at 7:30 Thursday of this week supper and Sale given by the Bethel ladies society and the Fidelis in the basement of the Masonic building. Supper served from 5 p.m. and on.' A charge of 50c will be made. Friday evening at 7:30 Bible class. Saturday morning at 10:30 a.m. confirmation class. Next week, W1LLMAR TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1921 a* What a Welcome Gift They are always appreciated, no matter how many pair a woman may have. If you don't know her size, buy a glove bond, and let her select the gloves she prefers. French kid gloves, two button, in white, black, brown and gray, plain and fancy stitched bands: $2.25, $3 and $3.50 Kid and chamoisette gauntlets in strap wrist effect. $2 to $4 Silk lined kid gloves, one but ton, at per pair $3.50 Undressed kid gloves, brown, fancy back $3 Woolen gauntlets, very practic cal for winter wear, white and tan and gray mixture $1.50 and $2.50 Gift Suggestions for the Men and Yopng Men Practical gifts for Father, Brother and friends will be found in a large varied assortment ^SSi-^a —some suggestions: Wednesday regular December meeting of the Bethel young people's society Program at 8 Refreshments after program. Fidelis society will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Nannie Nelson, 802 Third St W FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor Trott Ave Third St Ernest A -Lagerstrom pastor A cordial invitation is extended to and a cheerful welcome awaits you at our church. Services as follows Sun day: 9:30 a.m church Bible school, 10:45 a.m. Divine worship in the American language, theme, "Tighten ing the Belts 7 30 people's popu lar happy honr service of song and sermon, the fourth discourse on "The Radiant Joyfulness of the Man of Sorrows." Monday 7:45 pm. teachers training and Bible study at pastor's home, 423 Charlotte St. Wednesday 7:45 pm. meeting of Baraca class Thursday 7:45 midweek Gospel service. Friday young peoples church night, "Mission in India." Ruth Carl son's group leaders. jfc JJ. 3fc REV. FINDLEY CHARGES Rev. T. M. Findley will conduct re ligious services Sunday Dec. 11, as follows: Harrison—Presbyterian church, Sun day school 10 a.m., sermon following. Hawick—Church services and Sun day school beginning, at 3 p.m. ^v#3^|jfagp Brushed wool scarfs and very jm^^^fm^M^ P°Pular- Shown in plain colors *w*J/l#^v a mixtures $1.75 to $3.50 9)lM/mSBtt^3F Mallinson's silk de luxe scarfs, W^mjj^mSvLlW something extraordinarily fine. fi^mmSmWm White and colors $5 Other silk scarfs. .$1.50 to $4 The newest in knit and in silk crocheted four-in-hand ties, plain and colors $1 (0 $3 New silk four-in-hand ties, beautiful assortment of patterns ind colors 50c, 75c to $2.50 Wilson Bros, all silk shirts and fibre silk shirts, fine patterns, ^om $6, $7.50 to $9 Other shirts, either plainer with fancy silk stripes, make the most useful gifts a man can receive $1.50, $2 to $4.50 Knit Sport Coats—A most comfortable garment, either for around the home or for at the office. Various mixtures, at from $5,$6 to $3.50 Socks—You know that one can never have too many. Silk socks, brown, black, blue, gray and white. .50c, 75c to $1.50 Fine Lisle Socks—In either plain colors or in mixtures, and some with clock work 35c, 50cto $1 Woolen socks for best wear. Heather mixtures, either plain or clocked with contrasting colors 75c, $1 to $1.25 New London—Sunday school at 7:30 sermon following Spicer—Sunday school 10 am and address by Mrs Fmdley following Spicer supper and sale at Woodman hall Friday, Dec. 9. Dr Sze, a Chinese representative at the disarmament conference in Washington, is a product of Christian missions Out of 400 million people, as he stands, he looks almost supreme in the struggle for genuine Chinese welfare He labors by peaceful con ference to recover rights for his coun try that otherwise wouM cost the horrors of war. He seems to be limit lessly patient, loyal to Christ as the Prince of Peace and an honor to our Christian faith VINJE LUTHERAN Arnt Vaaler, pastor No morning services next Sunday. Evening services at 7:30. S. S. at 11 a.m instead of 12 noon order to have an extra hour for rehearsing the Christmas program The Vmje Luth er league will meet on Monday, Dec. 12. at 8:15 pm. Program and refresh ments The East Vinje ladies aid will meet with Mrs Rierson on Thursday, Dec 15. The Mission society will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 13 at 3 m. Annual meeting. Mrs. O Thorpe and Mrs. Nels Benson will serve. Services with communion in the Solomon Lake church next Sunday at ,7 10:30 am. Sunday school and Bible class after the service* The Vikoor ladies aid will meet with Mrs. John Swalin, 425 4th St., on Wednesday, Dec. 14. The Vikor Y.P S. meets in the Solomon Lake church basement on Friday, Dec 9 at 8 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Church going is both a joy and a profit. Those who have formed the habit of going to church find it easy and pleasant. Many lasting friend ships have been made in the church It is easy to get acquainted with church people Service next Sunday at 10 a m. Subject of sermon "Friend ship Sunday school at 12 noon. Ep worth league devotional service at 6:30 Evening song service and or ship begimng at 7:30 pm. Church training night Thursday at 4 15 Instruction class in the church 5.15 Teacher's Bible class 6:30, supper church basement. 7 30, choir practice 8 prayer and praise service Everybody invited to all our services. LOCAL AND PERSONAL —Mrs Porter is reported on tlie sick list —For taxi and auto livery call 536-W-2.—Adv. tf. —Arthur Nelson made a business trip to Kandnohi Friday —Dr. H. F. Porter, Dentist, Carlson Block. tf —RaTph Stanford is reported en the sick list at the present time —Pearle Rierson of Kandnohi was a visitor in this city Friday —N French s^ent Sunday and Mon day in the twin cities on business —For taxi and auto livery call 536-W-2.—Adv. tf. —Miss Mildred Johnson is employed at the Rest hospital as laundress —Mrs Carlson visited in the twin cities a few days last week —For taxi and auto livery call •536-W-2.—Adv. tf. —A A Anderson snent last Wed nesday on business in the twin cities —Mrs Mary Exford is visiting at the James Lawler home at Kandnohi —Dr. C. E. Gerretson, Dentist, Lewis Block. tf —Axel Pearson went to Litchfield Friday for an extended visit with friends —Have your watch repaired at Ol ive Bros. 315 Third St. tf —Mrs Olson ot Atwater is a guest at the Ed Sanderson home in this city —Andrew Bring returned to Kerk hoven Friday after a few weeks sta\ at Hayfield -•—Mrs Thomas Marshall underwent an operation at the Willmar hospital fast Monday. —Christmas greeting and mclosure cards at the Gift Shop, Pacific Ave. West, 4t. —Miss Mabel le Thorvig visited at Willmar the first of the week—^Green Lake Breeze —Charges Rodeen returned recently from a few weeks visit in Herman and Pierie, S —Dr. C. E. Anderson, Dentist, Bank of Willmar. —Th3 W was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home ot Mrs A. Anderson —S O OftcJahl and son of Irving went to Willmar for a visit yesterday —New London Times v—Mrs A 4. Gordhammer and babQ returned from Willmar Tuesday where The Better Theatre Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9 and 10 'Salvation Nell' Featuring Pauline Stark Great as was th° stage ('rama keen er still in its perception of mob emo tion—the hate, love, jea'ousy of men and women of the slums—is Whitman Bennett's screen production of "Sal\a tion Nell There are few players in it, yet their portray a are unique Few p'ayers are neces=arv, for from the cauldron of the East Side have been chosen the people who mirror for the films, dramatic snatches of their lives and the th'ngs that were, are, and evor shall be, down under COMEDY—FOX NEWS Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 12 and 13 The Scoffer' With James KirkwoocL and Mary Thurman Comedy "SKIPPERS BOOZUM FRIENDS" Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 14, 15 'Unseen Forces' with an all-star cast headed by beau tiful Sylvia Breamer and Conrad Nagel. COMEDY—"BALD PATES" VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT Hear our Union Orchestra every night mmmmmmkmb mmem "UD" WANTS TO SEE YOU Flannel Shirts they had visited with relatives since last week. Litchfield Saturday Re view, fi —See C. G. Engwall for bargains houses, tf. —Mrs Richard Rubeck undc-went an operation for goiter at the Willmar hospital Monday morning. —Ernest and Edwin Johnson of Co kato spent the week end with friends and relatives in Murdock. —J Martin spent Sunday and Mon day of last week visiting at his par ental home Minneapolis Dr. Oscar E. Hedin. dentist, Carlson Block. Phone 81.—Adv. —A Do'den left Friday for Milan for an extended visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs O. O Dolden —Mrs Bertha Halvorson of Ben son visited a few days last week at the Arne Svor home in this city —James Salisbury of Willmar spent Mondav and Tuesday here with friends and relatives.—Montevideo News. —Mrs Carlson and daughter Margaret left Wednesday for a visit with relatives and friends at Cokato —Miss Ella Arthun went into Will mar Monday for a short stay with re'a tives and friends—Green Lake Breeze —Miss Nime Johnson, our inter mediate teacher, spent Thanksgiving at her nonie in Willmar—Green Lake Breeze —Mrs Fred Matson is visiting at the home of her husbands parents, Mr and Mrs Andrew Mattson at Herman —Mrs Glarum and son Brian visited with relatives at Willmar on Tuesday and Wednesday Green Lake Breeze —Mrs John E Johnson of Lake Lilian visited over the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs Jens Swen son in this city —J A Clark of Murdock passed through this city last Friday on his way to Minneapolis where he will seek emplovment —For Christmas gifts: watches, jewelry, kodaks, albums. Nice, new stock, reduced prices. See us. Olive Bros., Third street. 12 7-14-21. Mrs Peter Bonde, Mrs Frank RodiKV. Mrs Glad and M:nme Olson attended tho sa'e and supper at the Lutheran church at Grove City Friday —Mr and Mrs Johnson and Mr and Mrs Ben Larson of Atwater visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Sanderson —Miss Emma Roberg returned hom-* from Wi''mar Friday where she has been visiting wih relatives and friends. —Gie^n Lake Breeze —Mrs Christ Franzen underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Willmar hospital Monday, Nov 28. She is recovering nicely —For Christmas gifts: watches, jewelry, kodaks, albums. Nice, new stock, reduced prices. See us. Olive Bros., Third street. 12 7-14-21. Friday, Dec. 9 Saturday, Dec. 10 HARRY CAREY IN 'Hearts Up' The story of a man who determines to shield the daughter of his dead pal but lacks the courage to correct her impression that he is her father, how he comes to love here, how his rela tion how he is about to sacrifice the fruits of his life work to atone for the fancied to her misunderstood wrong, and how the girl grows to love him and forgives the lie Also International News and Comedy "Rub bing It In Monday, Dec 12 Tuesday, Dec 13 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea' The most daring underwater feat ever photographed Also 'Passion Play' The Life of Christ' See advertisement elsewhere in this issue Wednesday, Dec. 14 Thursday, Dec. 15 DOUGLAS MCLEAN IN 'Chickens' The story of a young man hatched in a nest that was feathered with mil lions. He imagined chickens grew on egg plants till he started to play with a pouUry farm and saw his money ex pire with a squawk But he met her and set the whole town cackling and was feeding his last pair ot pants to a mortgage when—"Kuk kuk kuk ka daw kut!" and Biddy Fortune had laid him a strictly fresh start A Para mount picture. Comedy—Snub Pol lard in "Kill Joys.' X, V..'