The Wenatchee daily world. [volume], February 06, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

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I CHURCHES
Christian Church.
All services at the regular hours
Sunday. W. T. Adams, state evan
gelist, will preach at 11 a. m. In
the evening he begins meetings at
Malaga.
Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Stevenson will preach Sunday
morning on the theme "The Trans
figuration of Christ." In the evening
the subject of the sermon is, "Should
Woman Be Giveu the Right t i
Vote?" All are cordially invited.
Revival Meetings at the Salvation
Arm/.
Services every night through the
week at 8 p. m.
Holiness meeting Sunday morning
at 11; Sunday school at 1:30.
Big meeting at 3:30 Sunday af
ternoon. Rev. A. J. Adams, of the
mn sale
FOR SATURDAY
OPEN THIS EVENING
500 Yards 500 2000 Yards 2000
I Corset Cover Embroidery Cotton Torchon Laces
n Regular price 8c to 10c—A bargain.
§ at 25c per yard. at 6c per yard
!? SEVERAL PIECES OF
i 500 Yards 500 Corset Cover Embroidery
I Corset Cover Embroidery and Flouncing w,,h Val n ' nms w to ™ — of " ading: babj -*•
I . jo , at 89c per yard
! at 48c per yard
| SEVERAL PATTERNS OF
1000 Yards 1000 AU-Over Embroidery
I 24 inches wide.
I Embroidery Edgings and Insertion to go at 59c.
&£ Some as wide as 10 inches.
100 New Waists 100
at i»c per lard II Long sleeves, stiff collar. Just came in this morning. The whole lot going into :t I
assortments
Prices, $1.78, $1.88, $1.98.
1500 Yards 1500
Embroidery Edgings, Insertion to Match Amrtm ' nt f™' Waists
• w w 7 Short sleeves, fancy trimmed fronts.
at 8c per yard. I Great Bargains at 79c
THE WENATCHEE DAILY WORLD, WENATCHEE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1909.
I Christian Church, will speak in the
afternoon. At Bp. m. Salvation meet
ing. Everybody welcome. W. S.
Ritts, Captain; Lieutenant Anderson,
Officer in charge.
Methodist Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn
ing sermon at 11 a. m. Men's meet
ing at 3 p. m. Epworth League at
6:30. Class meeting at 6:30. Evan
gelistic services at 7:30 p. m. A
I !
| cordial invitation is extended to all i
|to attend these services. Mrs. Clu-;
j low will be the speaker at the men's
| meeting. Professor Brownell will j
have charge of the singing. We have,
about 500 comfortable sittings. Come
and occupy one. Mrs. Clulow's sub
ject for this service is "The Unwise
Choice." She will also preach in the
morning, her subject being, "The
Kept Heart.'' Mr. Clulow will preach
la the evening on the subject, "The I
Condemnation of Sinners Enhanced
ha Proportion to Their Opportuni
ties." H. L. Beightol, pastor.
RESERVE TABLES FOR "DRYS"
AND "WETS."
Lincoln Day Guests at Banquet May
Take Choice of Hilarious Bev
erage or Not.
(Associated Press.)
Springfield, 111., Feb. 6.—lf those
who bought seats at $25 per plate
for the Lincoln centennial banquet to
be held here have prejudices against
sparkling wine or other hilarious
beverages and prefer straight H2O,
they must send word to the arrange
ment committee.
Out of heed to the protests of tem
perance advocates who wish to eat
in memory of the martyred presi
dent there will be certain tables des
ignated on the hall chart as "dry."
At the other tables wine will be
served. Just how many seats will
be necessary for the accommodation
of those who have no scruples or
prejudices is the, question that is
worrying the committee.
The Springfield Law and Order
league (an organization of negroes)
today met and adopted resolutions se-
verely condemning the Lincoln Cen
tennial association for excluding ne
groes from the celebration.
SUSPENDED FOR BEING DRUNK
Captain of Georgia Gets Six Months
Suspension and Loses Ten
Marks.
(By Associated Press.)
GIBRALTAR, Feb. 6.—Capt. Edw.
F. Qualtrough, of the battleship
Georgia, having been found guilty by
a court martial of being intoxicated
while on duty and of conduct pre
judicial to the good of the navy, has
been suspended for six months with
the additional punishment of the loss
of ten numbers in rank. Qualtrough
has been detached from command of
the Georgia and is coming home on
her as a passenger. The battleship j
is in command of Lieutenant Com-
Blander Kline.
D. J. Switzer and family came up
from Wenatchee on Monday and are
agair settled at home on their lake
shore place, two miles west of Che
lan. There is a hearty welcome from
Lake Chelan friends for this estim
able family.—Chelan Leader.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cowling, of
Columbia River, are visiting friends
here for a couple of days.
C. 0. BROWNELL
Solo Tenor
Teacher of Voice and Sight Singing and Harmony
Director of Ensemble and Chorus work for special and
festival seasons, and is available for special work in Ora
torio, Cantata and Concert, Musicales for private and
lodge functions.
STIDIO
At Eagle Hall
Monday and Thursday of each week.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
; FOUND —At the depot, a cloth watch
fob with a gold pin bearing initials.
Owner may obtain it by calling at
World office and paying for this
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