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i RELIGIOUS SERVICES. . | BE SURE YOU HEAR— MR. FRED ELLIOTT MR. FRED ELLIOTT (THE SCOTTISH EVANGELIST) ■ BIG TOWIS T HALL TOMORROW—(SUNDAY)—TOMORROW 3 p.m.-"THE OPEN SECRET." 7 p.m.-"A XVTIOVM, UPHEAVAL" 3.p.n,-«THE OPEN SECRET." 7 J.m.-"A nltSnll UPHelyll'' \ DO NOT MISS THESE TWO INTERESTING ADDRESSES! DURING THE WEEK MR. ELLIOTT WnT^.Y.) SPEAK AS-FOLLOWS-1 TORY STREET HALL (next Mt Cook School) 1 FINAL AA^EEK. Tr^Sn\^ I' 45 P-m--"A* EARLY MORNING SCENE" iy±bDA\. 7.45 p.m.—"A MIDDAY SCEVF " k- Llj- NijAAEDNESDAY, 7.45 p.m.-"A NIGHT SCEVF " THURSDAY, 7.45 p.m.-"A MIDNIGHT SCENE " CROWDED MEETINGS ALL THIS WEEK-COME EARLY TO GET A SEAT!

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