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sIINDAV services. S X. PAWS CATHEDRAL. H.0.,_8 a.m.; Matins and Litany, 11 a.m. Woodward in Eb. , Preaclier: ARCHDEACON OF SOUTHLAND. ' Organ'Recital, 3 p.m. t j.Lvensong, 6.30. Field in.D. Anthem, it Began to Dawn” (Foster). Preacher: Canon NEVILL, M.A. Organ .Prelude, commences at 6.15. Organist, E. Heywood, F.R.C.O, STMATTHEW’S , CHURCH. STAFFORD STREET, - Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Matins, with Litany, 11, “Efforts : Fruitful and Fruitless,” Rev, J. A. G. SIMPSON. Evensong, 6.30. "A Living Church/* Rev, W. A. HAMBLETT. Organ Prelude, 6120 pi.m. " " Mr Axel Newton.: • , fl E N TEAL MT SSI ON. E N TEA L MISSION. (OCTAGON HALL.) Superintendent: Rev. O. B. HINTON. MOTHERS’ DAT. 11 a.m., “ Spiritual Power,” 6.30 p.m., “Mothers of Men,” Soloist, Miss Thelma Paine, “How Lovely are Thy DwelHnga.” Mr W. Armstrong, “ Mother ,o’ Mine.” Anthems: “Q, Taste and See,” “My . Mother’s Prayer.” V A Large Body of Members of the . Y.M.C.A. will 'be present. (TRINITY METHODIST . CHURCH. x STUART STREET. . 11 a.m., Rev. H;;E. BELLHOUSE. Subject: A Study in -Anger.” 6.30 paa„ Revi -H. E. BELLHOUSE. Subject: Christ. Wounded, by. His Friends”, . Solo; -“ If With- All Your Hearts ” ( Elijah”). Mr:Eric Macfarlane...SoloAnthem, " Holy. Art Thou soloist, .Miss Phylli*. i West.: ? - . •' NORTH-EAST TALLEY ■ (Chamber* street).—ll a.m. and 6.30 p.m., Rev. G. CLEMENT. WOODHAUQH.—6,BO pm. Mr D. SMITH. STREET /METHODIST CHURCH. QARGILL Preaohen Rev. W. H. HOCKING. . 'll (Mothers’ Day Service): Subiwt. •• The ■‘Majesty, of-v Motherhood.” SOlo. ■ Mias-; Cosette,. Bailey, “ Open the Gates, of the Temple.” Sacrament o! Baptism. : : : ° ■tMO.fejn,- Subject:". “A Religion- .to .be Unashamed Of;” : Violin solo, Miss Eva Judd.' Anthem, ‘‘ Sun of My Soul.”’ ■ RAVENSBOURNE.—II a.m., Mr E. W. ISBISTER; .6.30. p m., Mr fe. BUSH. ROAD . : METHODIST CHURCH. ' MOTHERS’ DAY: SERVICES. , II .a.m, “Mother and Life’s Trifles.” (Family Service.) . . -6.30 p.n.,. “ What Would Jesus Think of, our Homes? ” . ‘ , Preacher;' Rev. J. A. LOOHORE. ? BT,-, a.m;, - Mothers' ’Day Service. ; Families' specially invited;:Rev, A, R. ‘ PENN; ’ 6.30; pint;- -Mr *Ai -’HENB-' LEYi ■ • • ■ • ~ . r THE; ■ SALVATION ■ ' ARMY, f 4 DOWLING/STREET. ' To-night. 7.80. , “ Fountain.” - This ' will- be held ■ as -usual, ■ SUNDAY. - SUNDAY. ... ■•■■■ MOTHERS’'DAY. 11 a.m„ Holiness. ■ 3.15 p.m., Special Appropriate Items by Young People. 7 pin., 7 pin.,' 7 pjn., 7 p.m.,' .. gigantic Tableau service. ; ; • Suitable to the Day and in Loving • ■j / v Memory of .Mother, . .. ■ YOU ARE- HEARTILY .' INVITED.t■, JJANOVER STREET' ' 1 BAPTIST ;■■■- - ; CHURCH. ■. , . Ministet: Rev. E, BA; 11 a.m., * IN THE MINOR PRO- , PHETS—(4) ZEPHANIAH.” " J "6.30-''n.m,-‘- < r ' ' “ THE - 'MOTHER-; OF JESUS.” • • Day./Meditation, • ■ Soloist, Misa Dorothy. Sligo. .Offerings received at Both Services. , Y °.K; K , P,LA C E H A York plans (tpp, §t.,. .Andrew , rtr ALL ONE IN CHRIST JESUS. Wor3hi P and the Lord’s Tabh All Christians welcomed. 2.30 pjn., Sun daj) School. 6.30 p.m, YOUNG PEOPLE’S SEE VILE, taken by .two members of Youni Mens Class—Messrs GORDON RIT CHIE And STUART: ALLAN. __ ' ■ ' And on THURSDAY NEXT. AT 7.45/ *: • • FRANK VARLEY, : “LIFE IN THE HOLIEST—FULNESi OF HOPE.” ly in. : Hebrews xii. ... —.-.-rTT-.y-'AY,' af, s, 3o.—Business Girli Lea, All young women’.and girls invitee TUESDAY.—DAY OF UNITEI PRAYER FOR REVIVAL. 11.30 a.m 3 and 7.30 p.m; / : All praying people wel come, “ It, is time to seek the Lord,” rjONGREGATIONAL Moray place. CHURCH, HARVEST THANKSGIVING. Minister; ■ Rev. ALBERT MEAD, MA. (Cantab;)- ■ ,•*»■■ 11 a.m.: “Possesion, Produo Partnership,” Anthem: “ O Lord, How Manif (Barnby). 6.30 pjn.: “The Wonder and W< of Growth.” , Athem: " Praise, the Lord ” _ , _ (Maum Solo; O Rest in the Lord ” Miss M. GREEN. (“ E!l 3a TT NIT E D • CONGREGATIO u ■ CHURCH (Opposite Museum) . . 3PUECIAL HARVEST SERVICES. Preacher: Rev. C. DALLASTON, At 5.30 pgn. the Sundiy School Schdlari will present a. Programme of Songs, etc Parents and Friends Invited. Special Music at Evening. Service. Anthems by the Choir, and. Solos ant Tnos by Mrs G. Scott, Mrs A. Matheson Mrs E. Ewart, Mrs L. Smith, Mias M Dryden, and Mr W. Johnston* Wednesday. May 14: Important Churcl Social. SAINTS’ CHURCH. o^ B TT^ Sunday After Easter. 8.0, Holy Communion. 11.9, Matins. 2.30, Children’s Service. 6.30, Evensong. v Anthem, “Like as the Hart.” IIfOSLEM CONFERENCE—“The'j lem World and its Need,” Sat.. I 17. and Mon., 19th, Y.M.C.A, Hall. S 18th, Octagon Hall.-4 p.m. Speakt Miss Munel Reeves Palmer (Egypt Gi ral Mission). Rev. Wi Hamblett, Rev G. Wilcox. Mr C. N. Williams, papers. 0 H R.I STALE L.P H I A Meet Room, Oddfellows’ Hall, Lower Stuart street, „, , , SUNDAY. 6.30. Subject: “The Eternal Purpose.’ 1 CARPETS from tUe world’s beat mai turers—but everybody' knows Samsons’. Carpets.- ,Ask your triends they think of them.— Samsons. " J lOll sickness and in health " nothl acceptable as the glowing warn the “UNIQUE” Hot Water Bottle. Gv teed not to leak or buret.