CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching services 11 a. m., “The
Two Debtors;*' Sunday school 32 in ;
lecture 7: SO p. m., "Our Undeveloped
Resou rces.'*
At the evening service Mr. George
Kdward Lewis, the traveler end lec
turer, will deliver the address. It will
be a privilege for the people to lister
to this address by an able Chautauqua
platform speaker. The music for the
evening is as follows:
Anthem — "O Paradise. Fair Para
dise” .Gabriel
Solo — ‘ Sometime We Will Under
stand'' .Cornelius
Anthem — "Prayer for Our Na
tion” .Martin
Violin Solo—Selected.
Mr. W. Clayson.
Offertory Solo—Selected.
Mrs. M. S. Wilson.
Postlude.Oreig
Come and bring your friends.
A. O. 8111MVEll, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St. George's Mission, R»d Oregon
dub House.—Second Sunday in Lent.
Matins and Holy Communion at 11 a.
m., Sunday school at 12 m. Evensing
at 7:20 o'clock at Hogg's Bungalow
hull.
Familiar hymns and spirited ser
vice sermon. Third of the series of
“The Cross Builders.” St. Peter.
Wednesday arternon Litany and
Penitential office, ,7:20 p. m. Red
Dragon (Till) House.
REV. E. P. ZIEGLER.
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LADIES, ATTENTION.
Mrs. Anderson wishes to announco
to the ladies of Cordova that her new
spring hats have just arrived. The
"Monogram” and new sport hats In
the new colors and shapes. They are
on exhibition at her place of business,
and she Invites your Inspection.
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Associated l’ress, and Its telegraphic
service is the best money can bay.
SocialChat
They say that Rome never van built
In a day.
Home, the Queen of the Hills,
Rome, with her marble palaces,
And world entrancing thrills.
Home had a small beginning.
Far down the legend digs—
An ancient story of brothers
And a how with a litter of pigs.
Home, the pearl of the Old World,
Cordova, child of the New,
Can wildest fancy picture
Resemblance between the two?
Cordova, so quietly nestling
Where mountains and ocean meet
With the snow-capped peaks towering
o'er her.
And the dark blue waves at het
feet
Tell me, what mnkes the town, boys'
Families and homes, of course,
To make men work for their lovec
ones.
And keep them from loafing, ani
worse.
And what's the heart of the family
boys’
Babies! You’vm called the turn.
Give me a wife and kid, son,
Nothing else matters a durn.
Five babies born in a month here,
And the shortest month at that.
If there's another town of our size
That can beat it, I 11 eat my hat.
We may not be long on palaces.
Or marbled front far ides.
But when It comes to babies,
We can give Rome cards and spades.
Little Margaret Malvina Wlldt,
And Ann Juliet Larson,
Mary Evangeline Bussinger,
And Eleanor Jane Stanton.
i Then there's Robert Hasson Scott,
Four to one’s a fair proportion—
Four small maids and one small man,
Causing such a wild commotion.
So don't make any mistake, friends,
We’re the best town in the running.
For notwithstanding all that came,
We still have more a-coming.
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The Women's Guild met with Mrs.
Scott Wednesday afternoon. Delicious
refreshments were served and all
spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
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Cupid is not overlooking the fact
that June Is the month of weddings
and he is so directing hisf arrow thal
several bleeding hearts are likely tc
be securely healed at the opportum
i time.
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The banner turnout Is promised a
tonight’s ball, to be given by the new
Cordova band at Eagle hall, and th<
members of that organization have $r
ranged that all who encourage thei
, efforts to give the town a credltabli
band will be rewarded by having thi
. time of their young lives tonight.
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George Ed. Lewis, author, preache
and traveler, spoke to the schoo
children on Friday. He spoke oi
things in general. After keeping th
children in an uproar of laughter, h
^ said he was going to "talk sense am
not nonsense, talk wise and not othei
wice." He spoke of his Interest i
the children of Alaska. He said h
was on a seven months’ tour through
} our country and that he was takini
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The steamer Northwestern is sch
duled to sail for Seattle at 5 o’clock.
pictures of the schools, churches and
Industries. He spoke on the subject,
"Did you ever get something for no
thing’" After giving an Interesting
sketch of his own life and experiences
he told the children that If they
wished to be happy they must be
truthful, pure and kind and reverent.
That If one does wrong things they
are like the bird with a broken pin
ion, they may recover somewhat, but
they can never soar as high as the
one who always does right He re
; cited some of his own poems, some
I humorous and other serious. He he
j gins his travels in the states in Sep
tember, and told the pupils they would
be thrown on the screen for a year
and a half in all the large titles
throughout the United States. The
children enjoyed the hour, and wish
to thank Mr. l-ewls.
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For Rent — Three rooms for llgh
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HALIBUT, HERRING, RED SNAPPER AND COD
FISH BY THE POUND OR TON.
Delivery Day—Wednesday.
Slopping Day—Thursday (on railroad).
Orders can he left at the Blum, (VNeill Co. store or
write to me at Cordova.
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