THE ORPHANAGE NE\X'E LE i'TEk
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
I hk Workers, on salary, are
Wee A I.earn. Superintendent,
Mis. M. Campbell. Matron.
Miss L. 1*. Krgeimnger, Matron.
•Mrs. Anna 1. .Campbell Teacher
of Cooking.
1 in: !Vki*osK of the < hphanage is
to .provide a Christian heme and
training for destitute children.
T hk Rhcoki»s show that 70 males
and 71 females (total 141) have been
received, 48 tn les females
discharged ( 1 >y completion of time
and bv death ). 20 iti iies .nd 2; ft*
males now enrolled.
rfFiv six Conn i r rs nave been
immersed ind received in the « hurc h
I hi Snn’MKT is pr. vided ’ v '.'lit*
U oman’< \ merit tn l-.ptist Home
Mission Society which expends here
*8500.00 a vear. It is hoped that the
CoNTkrBT TIONS marked “Alaska’
will eventually sulfit e. Therefore.
fv' CRV Sr.vitA y-schooi. and every
Vot’NfJ l’Kol'MC’S SoCIKTY ill the
land is urged to make an annual con
tribution Help from all sources
ts gratefully accepted This is the
Oni.y Baptist mission home for
Alaskan children. And the
Oni.y B \ ptist Oh imi \ n'agk < n the
Pacific Coast
S .1(1 ail CoxTRint riONS roin New
E.v ;i. \nd t(* Miss Okrtkcde L.
Davis, l ord Buil ling. Boston, Mass.
C o n t k i ih’T ! 11 .v s from other
parts of the country nre to he sent to
Mrs. Hm 111a C. Vlarsh.ill 2969 Vernon
Ave. Chicago, ill
FOR SALE
ROST CARDS! I»(>ST CARDS!
H'e have for Sam: a si:t of six
BKAlTIFl'I. FjSTAI. CARD PICTURES
OF THE MISSION ETC. W’K W«I,I. SEND
YOU THE SET PVR 50 CENTS. SeNiI
t'S AN OK DEK.
Articles Needed for the Eoyr.
Ill the half dozen boxes mid 1 il'
re Is of riothiureceive ! ~im • ! >. i
the articles for b« \ > r. v\« eM
make about one »■*..' . :mfu'
the re*t was :<>r skirls
A number of letu -• h ve been re
eived from Cin les asking vvh t ..’M
cits were most needed; !oi then 1 » n
efit. and for others who .it* jd. mm g
to send tb nath m o: i .t thii ,u i H vu
here give a list of articles needed
for the hoys. A list of things reeded
for the vii is will he given later.
Knee ji.mts, eottoii and wid en
bloases for bov* from j to i * years
old. Trowsers, cotton and flannel
shirts for boy* front 12 to 1S years o <1.
I'nderwenr ft* r ail sizes. Night
shirts ami ..\veaters lor all sizes .
mittens sin ks, h.mil ket < hiets, mis
pendets. necktie-, li«*•**.• supporters,
linen thread. vim; -ducts, h\ ttkt •>
and quilts for .ingie 1-eds pil’cwi ms
iS \ v inches, roller towels, ahsorl
ent cotton. h.mdtt ge-n v\ i it ini: t I det -
and storv hooks It d< es not p..\ to
send secondhand clothing tit es« it
isin good condition . s freight char
ges are very high.
I f s/s, o.'vTii a/', tiHi it f.r.i.t /
■ • utfs are u->f >re ie /.
Dayton Electee L g t • g
Outfits For Eo.rr.
Dayton oouihinatiou dynamo s
age liailery outfits are 111. lie in all
sizes, for a 11 sty les of nu turbo ts ■
lauru'hes. Just turn tin- switch .ml
the light is then-. Write lot fiee
fa alog today.
The Dayton Flee tries! F/.'p Or.
Da;tor, f'l ;c.