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SUNDAY ANNOUNCEMENTS. i . • Notice- of Sunday Servicca.—"Under ' thia* heading on Saturday the rat—; for Seiva.s<_ _ro:—.Not exceeding 24 worcb (set eo.ld), 1. cash; for every additional 1_ (fords, 6d e_Sr-; I—— inch displayed, __ 6d; three-quarter inch, 33 Od; one inch, 5b cash. N.B.—The 3_ aVotices n-.i—t not contain Adverii—;rn<ant_ of Annual Meetings, Tea Meetings, or E_— —_in_ent_. TILE CATHEDRAL—Su-day, Holy Commuaaion, _ a.m., and' Cl—•;.,. I-uchaia—t 11 (fcchu—jn in G). iiatroi-., "_—i \Vii_i JUo—>" (Atonel-_—_n). Preacher, Tlio IJ—_. i_vci_gsißj, 6..0 lAuwoo- in Cj. a—ill—in, ''"-n the Lara put i my _-._.-." _is— wary, -.each—r, Tile Principal of Christ'- College, Upper Depart—en t. __ "-0'ST. PAUL'S*__ESBl'T_F__- r CHURCH, C_>hd street—Morning, 'I a.ra., Mr 3. Ten-out; evening, 6.30 p.m., Rev. Geo. Miaier (of Ashl—irionj. New ______ —U a. in. (Comniimi—i), I—v. Geo. Miner; 6.—1 p.n_., Mr J. Ten——it. Linwood—-.*— 1 p.m , Mr Geo. lute. ______.. (Jl. ANDREW'S CHURCH, Oxford terraO West—Service- Tomorrow at 11 _m. and C.30 p.m., by thc Rev. A. T. Thompson, M.A., B._. At Ricci.. —_ Church, i _—ri street, n* 11 a.m., by Mr Ju_a Ncwla_d_, and . at 6..0 p.ni., by -Ur" V. C. —-urns. At Spreydon Church, Barring—a Btreet, at 6.30 p.__, • by Mr John Nen-I___». ' Be-ioy -wnue-Ecv. Dr. i-V. __;-=--., M-a*.., 11 -.in. and ..30 p.m. At , I—-wick street—Alj J. iieid, 0.30 p_i. P_-.il CP""FiA-:~~ STREET" -_ETH(-Dl_*r cUURCH—II, Hey. W. A. Sinclair' 1 6.30, Rev. Percy Knight, B.A. Subject, _" _il , Things to all Men.' Anthem, '•'l'he Ms_-v-loua Work" (Haydn). Organ and Vocal ' Recital from 7.30 to 6.15, by Mr aad M—> . Era-. Firth. lOo*" 1 ."X_r£§i-__ CHURCH, East belt—-11 a.m., , 'YVi Rev. P. IS. Knight, BA,; 6.30 p.m., Rev. W. A. Sinclair. Subject: "Wake Up.' 1 (Service will cic_e early to permit att—idai—« 'at Temper.—co Me.ting). _____* C""_T-»_-__- I__THODIST MISSION, Grand T_-atre, _, P.S.A., _pka_id Musical _TOjir__me by Sydenham Methodist Choir. Soloists, ___ep Oates, Packer, Kay, Baton, • Mts I—\7_nso _, .Mr Sharp. Anthems, Quar- ' tetter. A Musical Feast. 6.45, Rev. J, Cocker, Gospel Song. Durham ntreefr—ll, ' Rev. J Cocker. H-ign etreetr-H, Mr Turn*. ; ' 1027 OT ALBANS METHODIST CHURCHO Monlirrg, Rev. H_ E. Bcllhcnißt»; evening Rev. T. W. Yoa__ Edgeware road— ■ Morning, Roy. A. A. Ben-ley; evening, Rev. . W. Harris. 10 *_ METHODIST CHURCH- '—) Foreign Mi&_ion Su_d_y—ll a.m., Rev. ■ A Mitchell, solo, "The Voice of the Father"; i 6.30 p.m.. Rev. A. N. Scott*?, 8.A., solo by • Miss L. Davies. Convalescent Horne —11, Mr StOUi; : 1183l 183 " ,-r*f/OOLSTON METHODIST— U, Rev. W. VV. Harris; 6-30, Mi l"a_-_b. Op-awa—ll, Mr L. M. Isitt; 6.30, Roy. Williams. Su__e—ll, Mr Thomas; 7, Roy. Laycock. Hea,th--1 cote (CJiurch Annivc—iaxy)—11, Rev. Williams-, 2.15, Musical Service; 6.30, Rev. S. t Lawry. J___^ O~_FORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH —Rev. J. J. North, 11 a.m., i-ibject, "Ccmtentmcnt"; 6.30 p.m., Second Se-ries oi i Special Winter £——noiM. subject, "Work a Divino Calling." St. Albans Brandi—6.3o p.m., Preaching Service. ' ' BAPTIST CHXTRCH. Elgin ' O street—R.v. L. B. Busfield, 10 _-_~ Buddhism; 11 a.m., Worship; 6.30 p.m., , "Chr-:_t at the Door." Waltham—6.3o p.m., Mr W. MilUr. ____* S~ I__EYDON BAPTIST—II, Mr Gri-ithaj 6.30, Rev. John Laird. Me_.orial eeTvice -bo lato Sergeant Bowdon. fixßt Sproydon volunteor to fall at tho Daxdai—llea. Large , attendance —rged. 103L"~INWOOD BAPTIST C-TURCH, corner "Worcester street and Linv-'O—l avc_ii_— Mc__i_g, 11, Mr W. Spix—de; opening, 6.30, Mr R. C—iffiths; Communion at clc—e. Brom- ' W Branch—Servi-, 6.30. .AH welcome. 107----rpR-NITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH X —To-motrow- e_vices conduc—d by . Rev. Harry Jo__-n, li a.m., "Tho Pro- ' gramme of the Divine Icfe"; 0.30, "The ' Perils oi Drifting." Visitors welcomed. 1012 QYD_-"a_*-^ _ GOSP_L MISSION—MorrO ing, Mra K. E. England; evening, Mr K. E. England. "... There sh-ll come in' tho J_it days sooffer., vralking after their own —_t_, and aaying, whero is the promise oi His (C_rist _) coming?" t___3 S~COTTISH SOCIETY HALL, __-_e_t_i etieet—-A Bright Gospel Meeting will (D.V.) bo held 6.30 Sunday Evening. Spe-bers: Meaarß Townley and Paton. Come and bring: yonr frienda. __o__l V" ETERANS' HALL, 9. Glonoe*-! streetSunday, 7 pjn., addreaa by Miss Fabling, "Uneee-n Forces. The Law of Thought; Pre > iection." Clairvoyance. Collect-—i door. 1050 CtHRISTIAN SCIENCE Services, First ' Church of Christ ScientLst, Latimer square—Sunday Service-, 11 &.m. and 7 p.m. Subject: "Is the Universe,, including Man, evolved by Atomic Force?" Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. 1013 QEVENTn DAY ADVENTISTS—Subject: O "i—ie- the Biblo call for True Presbyteiianism in the Last Days?" Chuich, BarbadcK— 6ti—et, 7 p.m. 10M SS_.l_.T_D BIBLE STUDENT'S oi Christchurch, Or_ige Hall, Worcester street, near Latimer equaa— —Bible Class 2.;.0, Lecture at 7 o'clock by E. Nelson. Subject, "Tho Restirrection.' Quest-one All wolc—no. 1077 CHURCH, Worc-»t„ fltreet —Seven o'clock, Spiritualism's ■ Fourth Principle, "The Glad Mes—ige: There Are No Dead." Taught by tho great **t. P_ul, confirmed by science. Come, ye ! mournerr*. and be comforted. "W. Ncrto-n----r taylor. Colic.—ion. ' 107 TirEOSOPHICAL SO"CI_-Y, 96 Armagh street, Vict-ciia square—Public Lociure, t Sunday, 7 p.m. Subject, "Reincai— ation ; " j Sunday School 3 n.m, ' 1053 3 TVTEW^'E-rT_i*N"Tf~l-^^ JA CIATION, Caledonian Hall, Worce—- " etreet—Mr W. W. Collina will 1.-ecture Tc- - morrow. Subject. "Mind and Body, or thc , True Science of Self." Alu_cal selections at ' 7 p.m., _i—tiding "Polonaiao Militii__" (Chopin), "Minuet" (Bocnhorii-), "PaTio -. F'.uto" (Gc>dard), "Slumber Song-" (WeberLi— t). Queslions answe——. Admission free. ' Collection. 1061 ARMAGH: STREET HALL—The Gospel of tbe Gts—. of God will (D.V V be p—lached in the above hall on Sun-day evening, 6.30. All heartily welcomed. No col--7 iection. 10M YM.C.A.— Sunday, 4.15 p.m. Speaker, • Mt K. H. Fountain. All men invited. Strangers' Tea 5.15 p.m. 4027 PUBLIC NOTICES. ~ Ii A D I E S I t HAVE YOU _____ For the I _ PRIZES In the TJSEFUI. HINTS CO_*PEITTTON? I If sot, See > "THE EVENING NEWS" At Once and Reed the Cc>„ditic_„ » MOST ENTERTAINi:.*G, INSTRUCTiVE, AND INFORMATIVE. I 1 -~~ '• Why Not Earn Some POCKET MONEY? * ConsTiH "MAINLY FOR WOMEN" COLUMN In " The Evening News" Each Ni_;ht. "THE EVENING NEWS" Is Delivered to your House by that Paper. EXPRESS RUNNERS. WANTED. FARMERS TO KNOW THAT WE AEii BUYERS OF HJME SEPARATED CREAM. 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