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ness of the case for evolution called
out more opposition than anything
else in my program, unlessit might
le the Covenanter conclusion of nonvoting.
When teachers in science and
children's coats
White Coats for small child—made
psychology follow their texts, and students
are so unfortunate as to follow
of good quality serge—box style with
belt—turn-over collar and cuff of silk
both, there is no little danger of falling
in the ditch of materialism and poplin—skirt of coat and belt flnished
unbelief. Lenox is in less danger with crochet buttons; 1, 2 and 3
than most places.
years—$5.00.
Preaching during the week gave me White Coat for Infants—Of crepella
an opportunity to get acquainted with
—box style—collar and cuffs trimmed
the Hopkinton Covenanters. It is re­witmarkable how far one can go in a and back of coat with fancy braid—11
silk braid—trimmed down front
week with those of the same mind. and 2 years only—$4.50. I
When I came awayit seemed hard to
believe that one week belore, nearly
I
cessible location. Easy to find—and where you're
all ol them were strangers to me. It women's waists
sure of getting easy fittingfootwear.
seems to me that Covenanters have a
Voile Waists—Tuckt front—high'
closer bond than other people.
9 minutes walk from Liberty St. Ferry 4 minutes walk from Barclay St. Ferry
neck and full length sleeves—front.
J. M. COLEMAN.
8 minutes walkfromCortlandtSt.Ferry 3 minutes walk from Chambers St.Ferry
pleat finished with picot edge and
6 minutes walk from Hudson Terminal 5 minutes walk from Brooklyn Bridge
crochet buttons—neck and sleeve finished
to match front ot waist—also^
NATIONAL REFORM COLLECTION.
5 minutes walk from Subway
November flrstSabbath is the day other styles more elaborately trimmer'
Dslng Subway get ofi at Brooklyn Bridge
named by Synod for taking the offering
for National Reform and twelve Fine Blouses of Batiste, high neck
—$1.00.
Using Third Ave. "L" get off at Brooklyn Bridge
Using Sixth Ave. -L" get off at Chambers St.
thousand dollars the amount. Please —"A sleeves—pleat at shoulder and
Using Ninth Ave. "L" get off at Warren St., (at Corner).
note that this is two thousand dollars
pin tucks—^front of blouse with a'
Using Broadway and West Side Surface Cars get off at Warren St.
dainty embroidery design—beading at'
Using Hudson Terminal get off at Cortlandt Street
iu advance of the sum named last
shoulder—$3.00.
'
year, thus indicating the Synod'a
JSigbt Buildings in One I^ocation
recognition of the enlargement of the
Colored' Vcile Blouses—Dresden i
Devoted Mxolusively to the Sale of Co^yard Footwear
work and its increasing financial need
pattern—low collar—% sleeve—of
plain white voile—buttons to match—'
as well as the Cliurch's duty in honor
to help supply that need.
JAMES S. COWARD 264-274 Greenwich St. NEW YORK
$2.00.
Hail Orders FlIW
(Near Warren St.)
Funds are needed to meet the increasing
demand for literature, to 5OGGS &r 6UHI9
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE Send for CataloiTM
BOOKS—Largest stock ot Second Hand connection with the Communion in hold Conferences, Conventions and Institutes,
County, State and National,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
Theological Books in America. Over 50,000 his congregation. I had known about
volumes on hand. Catalogues free. Libraries the college at long range for some to meet the greatly increased offlce ex-
^vfiEN ji^ew York «i?.^
and collections of Books bought or exchanged. t me as it has sent out some notable penses in garnering the results of the TUB IfE-iV EIRE-PROOF
SCHULTE'S BOOK STORE, ministers in the Covenanter Church, recent World's Christian Citizenship
132 E. 23d Street, New York. but one always finds out something Conference, and to carry out the spemore
that is worth while on closer cial propaganda of the Association for
acquaintance. Lenox claims to be or- the coming year:
.The Celebrated liffectual Remedy
without Internal Medicme.
^ R O C H E ' S
Herbal Embrocation
T-IU also he found very efBcacious in cases of
BRONCHITIS, LUMBACO
and RHEUMATISM
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WITNESS BEARING.
A PREiSBYTERIAN INCIDENT.
Some three hundred odd years ago
a namesake of mine had some unpleasant
associations with a certain
Lenox, who had the misfortune to be
a favorite of James First. Lenox tried
to firethe .Melvilles out of Scotland,
but the charge proved too heavy for
the gun and the recoil kicked Lenox
out.
Eut times and seasons and men
have changed since those days when
men got their religion and their politics
so Iiadly mixed. Lenox College is
as stoutly Presbyterian as the Earl
was Catholic, and whileit bears his
name, has made it famous, even as he
made it infamous. For this and other
reasons a :\Ielville and a Lenox got
along together very pleasantly indeed.
The pastor at Hopkinton arranged the
meetings in Lenox College for me in
thodox in the Presbyterian faith and
then goes on to prove it. Th's is, perhaps,
the reason why the College has
prepared an unusual number of ministers.
That these have had unusual
ability is shown by the fact that they
have taken a number of girls out of
the Covenanter membership at Hopkinton.
Further evidence is scarcely
needed.
President Reed and Dean Parkhill
arranged that they would take time
out of the recitations during the forenoon,
so that I might have the whole
srhcol together at the chaiiel hour.
Th'.s brought together both the academic
and College pupils and required
some adaptation of what I had to say,
which was not difflcult. The setting
furnisherl by the work in the Lenox
class rooms made the adjustment
easy. I found that the students were
trained to see the point in an argument
and to catch the f^ieam of a .iol^e
afar off. .Mtogpther I had a good
time in Lenox and will be glad to accept
their invitation lo come again.
.'\ talk to the studenti? on the weak-
1. The securing of Bible Reading
and the giving of Christian instruction
in all public schools,
2. The better observance of. the
Lord's Day, with special reference to
the closing of the gates of the Panama
Exposition on that day.
3. The suppressing of the evils of
Mormonism and the securing of Uniform
and Scriptural Marriage and Divorce
Laws.
4. The dissemination of the Bible
or Christian Principles of Civil Government,
with special reference to the
Kingship of Christ over Nations and
the duty of Nations accepting His
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