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Additional Church News
Paftors' Notes
(Continued from Page Three.)
The first
during the Lenten season,
branch met on Wednesday afternoon at
fit. Margaret's hall with Miss Sprague.
Mfs. Adele Bryan gave a very interest
ing address on "The W r ards of the Na
tion." Mrs. Funsten spoke of the work
among the colored people at Lawrence
ville. . The meeting was largely at
tended, and proved most interesting.
The second branch met with Miss
Amelia Sonna. At the beginning of
Len\ a "Missions Study Class" was
formed among the members of this
branch,
Wednesday' were:
beria," by Miss Florence Bush;
llgion of the Natives of Africa," by
Miss Reno; "Missionary Work of the
Episcopal Church in Liberia," by Miss
Sonna. The papers read were both in
teresting and instructlva
The subjects discussed last
"History of Ll
•Re
On Thursday afternoon, March ,80,
the first section of the auxiliary will
meet with Mrs. L. H. Cox. Mrs. W. H.
Rldenbau. h will give an illustrated lec
ture on Japan. The program for this
meeting promises to be exceptionally
Interesting. All ladies of the parish
and others will receive a most cordial
welcome.
The boys of the Cathedral club are
enthusiastic over the establishment of
a military department After the lit
erary exercises, the members are
formed into squads by a competent
drill master, and are fast learning
military tactics. The archdeacon per
mitted them to drill with the rifles
for the first time last Tuesday. The
boys hope soon to have a flag and
a drum. There are a very few more
rifles for the boys who may Join the
club at the next meeting.
Weekly meetings of the Juniors are
held in the Bishop Tuttle church house
on Monday afternoons. The girls have
been much interested in mission study
since the Lenten season. The subtect
for consideration at present is Chirac
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Sunday themes;
Morning—"A Strategic Time and
Place."
Junior sermon—"God's Jewels."
Evening — "Twilight Talks with
Christ." First, "Face to Face."
The pastor will lead up to the Easter
service with a series of Sunday even
ing sermons on the general theme:
"Twilight Talks with Christ." The first,
"Face to Face,:' will be given tomor
row. All are cordially Invited.
A special program for the Brother
hood has been arranged by the presi
dent, C. E. Winstead. The annual meet
ing is to be held on Tuesday evening.
The young men s class, and other young
men are to be the guests of the Broth
erhood - It is earnestly desired that all
young men connected with the church
will attend this meeting and get ac
quainted with the members of the
Brotherhood, as well as share the social
hour.
1 The Woman's Presbyterial Society of
Boise Presbytery is to hold its annual
meeting in the Presbyterian church of
Nampa next Wednesday and Thursday.
The opening session will be on Wednes
day at 1 p. m. Dinner will be served
at 6 p. m. to visiting delegates. A
Young Peoples' Conference will follow
at 7 p. m.. closing with a popular meet
ing at 8 p. m. The speakers of the
evening will be Mrs. Gildersleeve, of
New York, one of the secretaries of the
woman's board, and a most interesting
speaker. Dr. Donaldson will also speak
on "Christ, the Builder." It is expect
ed that there will be delegates pres
en^from all women's societies in this
region, and from the Endeavor socie
ties and the Westminster Guilds. Mrs.
Thaxter, secretary of the North Pa
cific Woman's Board, will be one of tile
speakers and counsellors at the several
meetings.
The every member canvass, an an
nual feature of the financial program
of the church, was Instituted last Sun
day for the budget of the year begining
April 1. Many, men and women par
ticipated with auch cordiality that the
Work was easily accomplished,
canvass will be continued till all mem
bers of the church and congregation
have had opportunity to make pledges
for the support of the local organiza
tion, and for its benevolent causes. Al
ready a generous response has been
made.
The
If all will conform to this
plan It will make special appeals
through the year unnecessary, and will
meet every obligation of the organiza
tion when due.
The pastor has been participating In
the campaign of the Anti-Saloon league
during the past week. As a member of
the Idaho Flying Squadron, he spoke
at Nampa, Payette, Welser and Em
mett There Is little doubt that the
state will be well awake to Its privilege
and duty when the time comes to vote
for the constitutional amendment
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
On Tuesday afternoon the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society will enter
tain in honor of Miss Laura May Hef
ty, a missionary home on furlough, at
the home of Mrs. C. C. Anderson, 145
East Idaho street ^he s hours are from
2:80 to 5 o'clock.
Dr. W. W. Van Dusen is hack from
his trip to New York and he skill speak
at the mid-week service on Thursday
.evening on "What Impressem Me Most
os My Trip Eaat" It will be a message
The Royal Gwent Welsh Singers will
give a concert in the Auditorium of this
church under the auspices of the Ep
worth League on this coming Friday
night. It is probably one of the finest
musical treats that has ever been given
In Boise. It will be a great concert.
Tickets are 7* cents and can be secured
at the Y, ' M. C. A. or from Dr. H. B.
Colver.
worth hearing.
Thw King's Heralds will meet with
Mra J. M. Kinsey, 1112 Pueblo street,
next Saturday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The special thank offering will
be presented %t this meeting. '
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The ministers of this church will be
gin a series of Lenten services In this
phurch on April » and they will con
tinue until Easter.
Tomorrow night the minister will be
gin a series of sermons on the church.
"The Function and Peace
Church In Modern Society," March 26.
"Why Join a Church?" April 2.
"The Citizens' Responsibility to the
Church," April 9.
These will be given at the hour of
evening service.
of the
The Phllophelon class of young
women will present a missionary pa
geant and program at the opening ex
ercises of Sunday school tomorrow.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The pastor will preach tomorrow
morning upon the theme, "Religion for
Boys and Girls." In the evening he will
read another original Bible story en
titled, "For the Sake of the Nazarene."
The following quartet choir will sing:
Miss Evans, Miss Dirks, Mr. Grosvenor,
Mr. Ensign.
Morning;
Anthem, "Lovely Appear," from Gou
nod's "Redemption."
Solo, Miss Evans.
Anthem, "O Gladsome Light," from
Sullivan's "Golden Legend."
Mr. Bissell announces the following
themes for Sunday evenings In April:
April 2, "Justice." A review of John
Galsworthy's dramatic masterpiece,
which discusses the un-Christian atti
tude of society, toward the convict
April 9, "After Prohibition—What?"
April 16, "Francis of Assisi."
April 23, (Easter) "When Loukas
Saw the Lord." An original Bible
stoty.
April 30 "Amusements on Sunday—
and Other Days."
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E. A. Ehrensberger, secretary of the
Y. M. C. A., will speak at the young
people's meeting Sunday evening at
6:30.
Rev. and Mrs. Bissell will be "at
home" informally to their friends on
Tuesday afternoons and evenings in
April at 1221 North Fifteenth street.
An informal reception will be given
to Rev. and Mrs. Bissell on Wednes
day evening, March 29, at 8 o'clock in
the church parlors. All members of the
church and congregation and other,
frieuds are invited.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
Our special meetings for the study
of the Book of Revelation have been
remarkably well attended, the congre
gations taxing our seating capacity
several evenings. The pastor Is grate
ful for the many words of apprecia
tion from those who have been helped
by the messages, and urges faithful at
tendance to the close of thg series. The
services will continue next week aa
follows;
Sunday, 11:30 a. m.—"Christ Takes
Formal Possession of the Easth. In
fernal Cavalry and Their Pitiless
Charge." At 7:30 p. m.—"The Two
Witnesses. The Sun-clad Woman.
The Great Red Dragon Carries the Con
flict Into Heaven."
Monday—"The Devil Sets Up a Re
ligion of His Own. The Brand of
Hell." .
Tuesday—"The Day of God's Wrath
Has Fully Coma"
Wednesday — "The Mystery and
Mighty Fall of Great Babylon."
Thursday—"The Millennium and
Final Judgment"
The closing sermon of the series on
"The New Heavens and the New
Earth" will be given on the following
Sunday evening.
Rev. James A. Haycraft will bj the
speaker at the Katherine mission Sun
day evening at 7:30, taking as his sub
ject, "Paul's Vision." A cordial invi
tation is extended to all.
The young people will hold their
monthly conquest missionary meeting
in the east room this evening at 6:15.
Character and
Miss Bernace
Subject, "Christian
Christian Conquest."
Sllnger will lead the meeting.
FIRST OHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The pastor will preach two doctrinal
sermons. Themes:
"What Is Repentance?" Evening, "The
Great Confession."
The Christian Endeavor society
meets at 6:30 p. m. The topic "Great
Home Missionaries," will be discussed.
Mrs. J. L. Thompson will be the leader.
A large attendance Is desired. The
subject is one that should Interest
every Christian.
Morning service.
The Curio party given by-the Fifth
district of the Aid Wednesday even
ing, March 22, at Mr. Farrell's» cm the
mesa, was a decided success. About
76 were present. The curios were un
usually interesting and Instructive. The
program consisted of a vocal solo with
violin obligato by the Misses Gram
kow, piano solos by Miss Gladys Far
rell and Mrs. Hobart, and a well ren
dered humorous reading by Miss Ma
mie Maise. Delicious refreshments were
served. .
The Ladies' Aid society has planned
an indoor picnic to be held at the
church Wednesday evening, March 29.
bXr There'
and a good timeTs Promised P *
and a good time ^promised.
The prayer meeting Thursday even
ing. March 80, will be led by Mrs. L.
E. Allumbaugh. Considering the
weather attendance last Thursday
j evening was-up to the mark.
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There will be special music both
morning and evening. Mr. Eschleman
J will favor us with a solo at the morn-jner
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Making
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Made from Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE
ing service. This will perhaps be the
last service he will bp with us. Mr.
Eschleman has a host of warm friends
here.
Hereafter choir rehearsals will be
held at the church Instead of t(ie resi
dence of the director, unless otherwise
announced
Sympathy Is extended to Mra Guiger
in her recent bereavement through the
loss of her daughter, Mrs. Chesney.
The funeral services of Mrs. John
Coble were held Wednesday, March
23. Mrs. Coble was one of the oldest
members of the Christian church in the
Boise valley.
IMMANUEL METHODIST.
Next Sunday rooming the Rev. Dr.
J. D. Gillilan, dlstrlfet superintendent
of the Boise district will oocupy the
pulpit speaking from the theme, "Fixed
Stars and Comets." Dr. Gillilan is
rapidly becoming one of the most wide
ly known men In the church. His re
cently published book, "Trail Tales,"
has had a phenomenal sale, and he is
now preparing, at the request of the
publishers, the copy for another book
covering a period of the early history
of Utah, which has hitherto never
been written. Such men should not be
"without honor," even in their own
country, and we bespeak for him a
large hearing. Mr. Biggs, Mrs. Farmer
and Mrs. Aldrich will sing a trio, and
the choir will sing a special arrange
ment of "Rock of Ages."
In the evening at 7:30 the pastor will
preach upon, "The Voice of God." There
will be two special musical numbers
under direction of Mr. Biggs.
Beginning next Sunday, April 2. all of
the evening services will be held a half
hour later.
The pastor has been Invited to deliver
an addrese on the Boy Scout Move
ment before the State Sunday School
convention, which will meet In Boise
some time in May.
troop has also been asked to put on a
practical demonstration of the work.
The Immanuel
The choir held two rehearsals this
week in the preparation of the special
Easter music.
Ths Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety will meet next Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:80 at the home of Mrs. E.
White, 1416 North Eleventh street
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
On Thursday evening,
will be the monthly church
meeting. This meeting will be pre
paratory to the sacrament of the Lord's
Supper on the first Sunday In April.
The subject for this meeting will be,
Rest and. Re
All friends and members
of the congregation are urged to be
present.
March 80,
prayer
"Christ's Promise of
freshment."
On Sunday morning the pastor's ser
mon topic will be, "The Atonement."
On Sunday evening the pastor will
give a lecture on "Great Messages of
Great Pictures." This lecture will be!
Illustrated with stereopticon slides of
a number of the world's most famous
pictures. The lecture Is an Interpréta
tion of the great masterpieces of art.
Some of the pictures shown will bq.
The Sistlne Madonna, and the Madon
na of the Choir, Raphael; The Last
Supper, Da Vinci; The Gleaners, and
The Angelus, Millet; .Mona Lisa, Da
Vinci; Plowing, Rosa Bonheur,
offering will be taken at this service.
The annual meeting of the congre
gation of the Westminster church will
be held on the first Thursday In ApriL
Mrs. C.'IL Barrett, Mrs. Frank Hind
man and Mrs. Effle Grenell have been
elected delegates from the Woman's
Missionary society for the annual' Pres
byterlal meeting which Is to be held in
Nampa March 29 and 30.
The Missionary society will meet
Friday, March 31, at 2:30 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. McLain Davis, 1007
North Twenty-first street This will
be the first meeting of the new church
year, and the new officers will be In
stalled. Every lady of the church Is
urged to come.
An
Mass Mooting at Star.
E. W. Miller of Boise wifi (he the
speaker at the mass meeting at star
Sunday evening. These meetings are
held in the amusement hall every Sun
day evenlnK ' and are under the'dlrec
tlon ot Kev ' M!nnle Dickinson,
«Ä taSft* t. attend
«» »«vices Sunday morning from
10:30 until 12:16 In the amusement hall
C ' ot Bols ®
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Our $5 panel pbotoVreduced to $2.60
for 60 day«: school children get busv
iStamper's, ground floor studio cor
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FOB ASSOCIATION
Director« of the Boise Befall Mer
chant's association have been chosen
from the' various branches represent
ed In the- organisation, as follows:
Groceries, George Campbell; , dry
goods, millinery, hair good!, W. E. Gra
ham; drugs, W. F. Bee; shoes, H. H.
Runyon, jewelers and opticians, Ches
ter F. Scott; hard wars, paints, Imple
ments, W. N. Sweet; butchers, H. C.
Doolittle; clothing men, W. J. McLeod;
music, C. B. Sampson; hotels and res
taurants, Leo X Falk ; harness, sad
dlery, tent and awning, Ira Rohrer;
autos and auto supplies, A_ F. Folts;
fuel, feed, seed, A. L. Lee; cigars,
candles, bakeries, W. Reeves; books,
stationery, printers, H. J. Syms; fur
niture, new and second hand, Oscar
Allen; public utilities, O. G. F. Mark
hus; building and lumber supplies, P.
E. Irwin; variety stores,' E. Reilly; art
stores and photographers, D. T. Broun;
electees! supplies, B. J.Hetherlngton;
amusement houses, W. Mendenhall;
miscellaneous, Otto Jones.
CASES ARE APPEALED
TO SUPREME COURT
Two cases involving the twe-mlle
limit law wer« appealed yesterday
from the district court to the supreme
court. The cases were Edgar Kirk
versus W. E. Johnson and the same
plaintiff versus Ysldro Maderita. Ths
cases were tried before a jury In dls
trlct court last December and In both
instances judgment for the plaintiff
was rendered In the sum of $100 and
costa. Law pointa Involving the two
mile limit law are In question and for
that reason the appeal was taken by
the sheepmen although the costs are
greater than the amount of Judgment
awarded. The defendants are repre
sented by Frawley & Koelsch.
Phone Compton Transfer Co. for the
best moving Job you ever had. Phone
48.—Adv.
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Preparedness
Now is the time to pre
pare for hog cholera. After
wintering your hogs you
cannot afford to lose them.
The proper and safe way is
to immunize your herd be
fore cholera gèts into it.
This can be done safely and
cheaply by using the Yeo
mans-Miller Co.'s Anti-Hog
Cholera Serum. •
Manufactored at Boise
Idaho.
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CALDWELL, IDAHO.
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Producers of Highly Potent and Reliable
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Under U. S. Veterinary License No. 46
Our serum la manufactured in a state where the foot-and-mouth dis
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Write or wire your orders to State Veterinarian.
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the, season's triumph over bleak
winter, will do as much for the In
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coat of paint will do for the exterior
or a new suit and bonnet will do
for milady's appearance. The In
terior of the home Is where we live
and Its cheerful appearance affects us
Wall Paper
selected from our complete stock of
all colors and designs will please
the most particular. We bave the
best selection of wall paper in Ida
ho, and some of the patterns that
we bought early can still be had at
very low prices. We can furnish a
pattern that will harmonize with the
decorations, hangings or woodwork
and will add BO per cent to the at
tractlyeness of the room, and the
cost will not be great. A rich, green
pattern with delicate flowerings will
reflect the spring colors and match
with most colors of carpets and
shades, and Is resting to the eye.
We have brown and blue patterns
that will please and will match the
woodwork and shades of like color.
A complete assortment Is here for
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woodwork and the shades, and the
dimensions of the room and we will
mall samples and prices on enough
paper to cover the walls. We know
we can please you.
BURT OWENS
1015 Main St.
Boise, Idaho
Roses, Flowering
Plants and Bulbs
We have a full line of all kinds of
floworing plants and bulbs. Order
flower seeds now for sorina slant
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it
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P. O. Box 672, Boise, Idaho,
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saves you money. Easy to put
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Free Illustrated catalogue of
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In Building Material at less
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THE BUILDER
1120 Western Ave.
Seattle, Wash.
The Idaho State Nursery of
Nampa offers for sale the fol
lowings
Apples
Jonathan
Grimes Golden
Mammoth Black Twig
Arkansas Black
Wlnesap
Rome Beauty
Whtte Winter Pearmaln
Northwest Greening *
Yellow Bellflower
Delicious
Winter Banana
Red June
»Yellow Transparent
Crab Apples
Italian Prunes (all sises)
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Plums
Apricots
Peaches
Nectarines
Strawberries
Gooseberries
Dewberries
Raspberries
Currants
Pieplant
Horseradish
ORNAMENTALS. '
White Elms (large)
Carolina Poplars (large)
Black Locusts (large)
Evergreens
Roses and Shrubs
Twenty years In business at
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Nursery located one and one
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All orders packed f. o. b. Ad
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SEEDS
We will be pleased to submit sampltl
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LEWISTON, IDAHO.
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EMMETT, IDAHO.
HOME GROWN TREES
ENGLI8H WALNUT TREES
The special hardy kind for Idahnl
Grafted and bears early, large nuts]
Finest kind of shade tree,
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Box 1408, Boise, Idaho. J
Consulting Horticulturist. V
Licensed and Bended Nurseryman.
Stocky, vigorous and well-rooted fruit]
shade and ornamental trees of all kinds]
ITALIAN PRUNE TREES
Large assortment, stocky trees, low
prices.
WANTED
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Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses,
Vines, etc. Our stock is com
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Send us your order and be con
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Local and District Agents
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Will Include Illustrated key to the pur-'
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Burlington, la.
Live Stock Breeders
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Size with quality; young boars and]
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REGISTERED DUROOS
Young boars large enough for service.
Open gilts and bred sows for sale.
Write for pedigrees and prices.
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BOISE, IDAHO
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I have 59 head of heifers
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bred and open. Also 31 TaEHBpb
lidad of young bulls, eld (SgjHQD!
enough for light service in JgsdB
spring; 200 head in herd.
Address L. L. Young, Prop. Nampa, Ids,
Midland
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SHORTHORN CATTLE
. G. E. NOBLE, Veterinarian.
iji* Grove Street.
Boiae, Idaho.
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pigs, either sex, sired by *
MAC'S ROYAL DELIGHT (211074).
who was bred at Gregory Farm and is
a grandson of
MA8TERPIECE (77000)).
Out of sows carrying the blood
Lord Premier's Rival (92806).
Champion (112500),
(104000),
I
of
Rivai' 9
Baron Premlef
101 h
Grand
8rd
Master
(93489). The dam of six of these sows
wa* Fairvlew Alice Stall Pitta (99602),
an imported English bred sow. Writs
for prices and descriptions.
AXLINE 4 MeCORMICK.
Salmon, Idaho.
r*
BIG
TYPE
T
BIG
QUALITY MEDIUM
Poland Chinas
Btoek for sale at all times.
Top animals at reasonable prices.
Greenleaf Stock Ranch
Wilaofi Bros,, Prop«.
Grtenleaf, Idaho
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