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October 1, 1913-
A FAMILY PAPER.
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The Coward Extension Heel
rests tired feet, relieves arch
strain and supports weak
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sold at a moderate price.
Coward Arch Support Slioe
and Coward lExtension Heel,
have been made by James S.
Coward, in his Custom Department
for over 30 years.
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE
JAMES S. COWARD
264-374 Greenwich St., N. Y.
-^ (UEAB -WAEEElf STREET)
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••'Kintlly make a special canvass
of your congregation and see to it
that every person in it, not now a s. b
writer, sends 2oc., (stamps will do)
for a copy, until January 1, 1911.
S T A R N O T E S .
*'**A memorial of Mrs. Ella George
Carithers is in course of preparation.
**'M. C. Mitchell has returned to
Chicago to study this winter.
**i-Dr. W. J. Coleman assisted in
communion at Londonderry, Ohio, last
Sabbath.
Olive Street. (Signed) J. W. Dodds,
'*'"*Rev. .E. A. Crcoks will assist in Superintendent; Mrs. T. J. Boyle, Primary
Superintendent; Rev. T. M. Slat­
communion at Winchester, Kansas, ou
the second Sabbath of October.
er, Pastor."
***Rev. A. A. Samson, Second New
York, is assisting in communion services
at White Lake, New York.
''**A11 of last year's students ara
back in the Theological Sem,nary, at
.\. S. Pittburgh, this year, and three
new ones.
' "Remember that the Christian
Nation will be sent to new subscribers
from now until January 1, 1914, for
-oc n stamps or otherwise.
***If you would be willing to act as
agent for "The Covenanter Pastor,"
ly E;r. R. J. George, kindly write to
the office of the Christian Nation at
once.
***When renewing your subscription
add $1.35 and receive a copy
"The Covenanter Pastor," by Dr. R.
J. George. It will go to you by retur-i
mail.
***Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, parents of
the Rev. D. H. Elliott, of Winchester,
Kan., will celebrate their 55th wedding
anniversary at Superior, Nebraska,
September 24.
*'-*Rev. D. H. Elliott was in Salt
1 ake City, Utah, during the convention
of the National Teachers' Association,
and at our request has fu.--
nished us with an article on Mormonism,
which we will be glad to give
to our readers at no distant day.
*-f*A good friend, and a member of
the Eighth Street Congregation, in renewing
h s subscription to the Christian
Nation for the current year, added
enough money to pay in advancs
until January 1, 191C. May his tribe
"'The Pittsburgh Convention of
increase!
Tuesday, the 2.3rd of September, was
feirly attended in tho morning and
***It is perfectly safe to say that
almost without exception the many
evening and largely attended in the
hundreds of subscribers who aro in
largely attended in the evening, altlioiigh
a general Sabbath School so, by reason of oversight or negli­
arrears to the Christian Nation, are
Convention was also in session that gence. Everyone, so we are told, turns
to the Star Notes first, on opening
their paper. That is why this note
is printed here. Those in arrears are
Loss of Appetite
sure to read it. Kindly read tbe yellow
tab on your paper or on the wrapper
of it. That tab tells the story.
Is loss of vitality, vigor or tone, and is
tM ^ ^'"'^''^""er of prostrating dis- You can scarcely realize with what
Bmi'^ ^srious and especially so to eager expectancy every morning's mail
^wple that must keep up and doing or U opened—and often with what disappointment.
^8' behindhand.
the The sreat best constitutional medicine to tako remedy for it is ***Seattle Congregation issued a
- -- -wAioi.ii.u.i.i.uiicti reiiieuy
card reading thus: "Rally Day at th?
Hood's Sarsaparilla Reformed Presbyterian Church is always
aM ? P'"''^es and enriches the blood
worth while. Of course you wil'
"a buiias up the whole system. be at our Sabbath School that day,
"'^ted tablets called Sarsatabs. promptly on time, wearing a pleasant
smile, with praise in your heart, and
bringing a friend with you. Our attendance
this time should be 250. So
we want all of our children present,
and a special invitation is cordially extended
to their parents and all thefr
friends to spend this day with us in
the House of God. Remember the time:
10:00 a. m., September 21st, 1913. Remember
tbe place; Terry Avenue and
***Missionary Edgar and family had
a rainy day to leave Boston, but a
goodly number of friends gathered to
say "good-bye." They were Rev. J. It.
FOBter, Rev. R. C. Reed, Rev. W. J.
McKnight, Dr. and Mrs. E. J. M. Dickson
(our two new missionaries to
China), Mrs. T. B. Fenwick of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Paul Coleman of Blanchard,
Iowa; Miss Mary -Carson, Miss
Rebecca Carson, M ss Hannah Carson,
Robert Carson, Miss Adelphe Faris,
Miss Eleanor Reed, Master Paul Reed,
Mrs. A. J. Millican, Miss Trenholm,
Miss Callie Morton, Miss Greet?. Morton,
iMiss Carson of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Albert Woodworth, Miss Bessie Mc-
Lam, Mrs. McCalder, John Calderwood,
Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar and
daughters (Elizabeth and Florence),
Mrs. McDonald (Mr. Edgar's sister),
Fred and Renwick McDonald, Mrs.
Herbert Smith and Miss Isabelle Mc­
Donald.
IN IMEMORIAM.
The Young People's Society ol the
Reformed Presbyterian Church of the
Covenanters, Syracuse, N. Y., desire
to express their appreciation of the
worth and work of one who has in
the Providence of God only recently
been removed from ub by death. Miss
Luella W. McFarland.
As long as health permitted, she
was never absent from any meeting.
Her fidelity was always shown in -her
desire to do anything within her
power for the upbuildng of the
Church of Christ. Devoted to the
cause of truth she could always be
depended upon, and her cheerrul,
hopeful disposition enabled her to do
much that seemed beyond her physical
strength to endure. While it
seemeth strange to lUS, with our finite
vision, that those who seem to be
of great use in the "harvest field"
here should be taken from us, yet
such a life as hers in its devotion,
singleness of purpose, and faithfub
ness to every trust given to her, as
also her 'confidence in the efficacy of
Christ's atonement, should be an inspiration
to us all to be more faithful
to the "trust committed unto us."
We also desire to express our
sympathy with the family of our departed
member in their bereavment
and commend them to the comforting
grace of cur Lord, whose promise is,
"I will not leave you comfortless, f
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