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Evening Star, Issue 17314, 30 March 1920, Page 7

At the Roslyn Cliurch of Christ last I Sunday evening the Easter service was held. The preacher, Evangelist Adams. I took for his subject ‘The Light of the i World,’ his text being from Isaiah liii. j The attendance was not above the average, ' owing to the damp evening, nevertheless the congregation listened with close attention to the story of the Crucifixion. A feature of the service was appropriate selections rendered by the choir, under the baton of Choirmaster W. H. Mackenzie. Form the good habit of inhaling “is AZOL,” and . you’ll keep free from coughs and’Molds. Eighteenpence buvs 60 doses.—[Advt.]

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