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Nothln* Is so comfortable as shoes you'T» jtrokea la you hate to part with thsjaj [Let Us Re-So'e Them and| {They'd Last Twice As Long\ Besides getting twice as much convi fart, you'll be making money go twicsj as far. People say that George Wash-j ington once tbrew a dollar serosa thai Potomac—a long way—but we'll Make Your Shoe Money, Go Twice As Far LOUIE'S Champion Shoe Repair Shop. SI4 Main Street Merchandise, Machinery, Furniture, Stoves, Musical instruments, Pictures k^trge, clean, cafe warehouse, fceaaonable, including insurance. (TRANSFER LINE IN CONNECTION, pfflce 625 Blondeau. Both 'phones 18. JOHN S. STILLE Piano Tuning Expert with the W. W. Kimball Co.'s Fsctory. Leave orders with W, W. Kim ball Co., 307 Main Street. W. S. Whitehead & Son WALL PAPER AND PAINT {PAINTING, PAPER HANGING AND DECORATING. |04 Mala street. f, iWg pM Phenet Office, 999 $ Pilgrim Rest Baptist church. Four teenth and Exchange streets. Rev. J. H- Helm, pastor.—Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock a. m., preaching by Rev. E. M. Cohron, D. D„ at 11:00 o'clock. Subject: "How to Obtain Power." 3:00 p. m.. subjcct: "Does Religion Pay?" and immediately after baptising. 8:00 p. m.: "Why Are We «aved?** V:T W* ^7- Unitarian church. Fourth and High bert. streets, C. F. Elliott, minister.—Sun-1 jday school at 9:46. Services at 11:00 o'clock. Subject of discourse: "A: Great Festival.*' The Woman's Al 1 lance meets in the church parlors: Monday at 3:00 p. m. Swedish Evangelical L.utheran Church, corner Twelfth and Morgan streets. Rev. A. G. Fjellman, pastor. —Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morn ing service at 10:30. Evening ser vice at 7:30. A cordial invitation is extended to all. St. Paul's German Evangelical church, corner Eleventh and Ex change streets, Rev. J. Nuesch, pas tor. Sunday school at 9 a. m. preaching service 10:30 a. m. the Lord's supper will be distributed after the sermon a special collection will be received. All are welcome. First Church of Christ, Scientist. 728 Main street (second Boor), en trance on Eighth street.—Services:^ Sunday, 10:45, subject: "Are Sin, Disease and Death Real Sunday school, 9:30. Wednesday evening meeting, 9:30. The Christian Science reading room is open Tuesday, Th 'devotional meeting 7:00 p. m. expected Guest.' prayer meeting 7:45 p. t^"e]"pa"6"tor,1405 ur® The United Presbyterian church, corner of Blondeau and Ninth. Rev. H. B. McElree, pastor, 803 Franklin street.—Sabbath school at 9:30, L. A. Hamill, superintendent Morning ser vice at 10:45. Subject of sermon: "The Resurrection." Evening scr- P.. C. U. at 0:30. Swedish Methodist churcL, corner [Garrison. Reading: "A Starless 'Twelfth and Concert streets. A. W.jCrown," Mrs. W. C. Hughes. Vocal Carlson, pastor. Sunday school 9:30 !*olo, "There is a Green Hill Far la. m.: morning service, 10:45 a. m.jAway," Gounod, Mrs. Elmer Weisman. sion church, corner Fourteenth and AvaaLoi oci itcu inton's Storage I Jg 'Vii Easter Message. "The Foundation of Reading: "Spring Blossoms/' Mrs. ithe Christian Hope." Epworth league]Ed Evening invitation is extended to all •service, 7:45 p. m. Subject, "The Un-|6:30 p. m., senior intermediate En Wednesday evening deavors meet. 7:30 p. m., song ser A cordial! vice. Quartet: "Tfyey Have Taken -Away My Lord," Mr. and Mrs. W. C.- morning services owing to services at Keystone church. Evening services Uhler and Mrs. Rosco Lowe. Ser at 7: 3 0 in on on it el Easter Music in the Churches :i. Glad Tidings of the Risen Christ Will Be Proclaimed With Unusual Pre tentions, Programs of Music in the Churches in Keokulc 'v St. Mary the Virgin, Fourteenth p. m. Rev. Byrd will have charge of and High streets. Rev. John C. Sage, 'the services all day. Program for the prlest-in-charge. Holy communion, evening as follows: 9:30 a. m., with sermon by Rev. Dr. I "Holy, Holy!"—Choir. Fleetwood. I "Christ is Risen"—Choir. Scripture Reading—Mrs. Anthem—choir. Recitation—Edna McGruder. Solo—Mrs. Geo. Holt. Paper—Mrs. R. Speights. Duet—-Mrs. Caldwell and Mr. R. L. Speights. Recitation—Alfred McGinnis. Anthem—Choir. Solo—Mrs. Caldwell. Sermonette—Rev. Byrd. Anthem—Choir. Offering. First Westminster Presbyterian church, Seventh and Blondea.u streets. Rev. E. B. Newcomb, D. D., astor. Services at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 -p. m. The Easter theme will be carried through, all the services of the day, in cluding a special program in the Bible school at 9:30 a. m. and the Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. The morning ser mon will be on "Telling the Efaster Story," and in the evening, "A Happy Companionship." The special music of the morning will be the anthem, Christ, Our Passover" (Tours) and the carol "Easter Day" (Sheppard) by the chorus choir and the solo by Mr. Young, "He Is Not Here," (Broome) of the evening, the anthem "Hosanna' "oran Jr7"*and '"the*"^ol "So the day and Friday afternoons from 2.30 g^rth With Bloom and Gladness," to 4:30 o'clock. A welcome is ex- j(gjieppar(i) by the cboir and the solo tended to all. by Mrs. Schouten "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth," (Handel.) A cor dial invitation is extended to the pub lic. 1 1 0 1 bration of the Lord's supper, Sunday with thirty beautiful school at 9:30. "The Lord is Risen In deed!" A cordial invitation is ex tended to all. especially to those with out a church home. 1 'pastor.—Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.1 Gladys Roland. Robbin's orchestra. jKaster services at 10:30 a. m. Even-j IF!ton's 'l"r3nsr?r Fourteenth street. Young jduet, Mrs. Reginald South. Miss Verlin, Come one. come all and let us enjoy your presence. everything In the Storage Line, Oong"egational church Sunday liam H. Nell, pastor, residence 619 Prices Ischool, 9:45. Brotherhood. 10:00. Morgan street.—Sunday school at the o'clock. 9:45. Special Easter services, regular hour. 9:30, with a short les 10:45. The choir will sing, "Christ son. followed by the sacrament of Our Passover/' by Buck. "Resurrec- baptism to a number of candidates, jtlon." by Shelley. Solo by Miss Ed- and the reception of members Into I wards. "Angels Roll the Rock Away." the chnrch. At 10:45 the Damascus jbv Hawley. Evening services, 7:30. Commandery of Knights Templar are Second Presbyterian church, Rcidi Prayer by the pastor, followed by and streets, pastor. J. C. Hughes, all repeating the Lord's prayer. 1718 Park street.'—Morning school and Male chorus—Calvery. :Bible class. 9:45. Afternoon school,' Anthem by choir—God Over All— Rock hall, Palean street, 2:30 EasteT By E. K. Heyser. Sunday will be observed at morning Responsive scripture reading— and evening services. Subject of Easter—Fourth for special days, morning sermon: "Life After Death.'' The Gloria Patri. Duet: "He Did Not Die in Vain,"j New Testament lesson. Mrs. Benper and Emery S. Hughes.! Notices followed by the collection. Evening subject: "The Living One." Sermon by the pastor, on "Immor Duet: "I Know That My Redeemer I tality.'* Liveth," Mrs. A. Larson and Miss! Doxology and benediction. Hughes. Children's choir will sing Evening service: The first twenty suitable music. Mid-week prayer minutes of the evening service will meeting, Wednesdsy, 7:30 {x m. The,be given to song and praise, by all public cordially Invited to make East-ithe congregation. er a time of great Joy. The choir will render "Lift Up Preaching morning and "evening at the First African Baptist church, cor ner Seventeenth and Main streets, pastor, Rev. Samuel Johnson. Special Easter program will be rendered by the Sabbath school and choir at 8:30 First Christian church, corper of Tenth and Blondeau streets. R. W. music Lilley, pastor, 829 Morgan street.- vice at 7:30. Subject of sermon: "A Sunday, Easter program: 9:45 a. m. Frank B. Fuller organist and choir Purchase Enjoined, and a Sale Pro-{Bible school, J. O. Boyd, superlntend hibited." Y. come to all. A wel-jent. Quartet, "Awake Glad Soul/ Adams, Mr. and MrB. W. C. Hughes, Mrs. Elmer Weisman and Mr. A. C. Laubersheimer. Sermon: "The Practical Value of the Resurrection." Hughes, Mrs. Weisman and Mr. (Star- Redeemer English Lutheran church,! rison. Vocal solo. The Resurrec /•'ourteenth and Johnson streets, 51.' tion," Sheldon, Mrs. W. C. Hughes. Johnson street. No 'Vocal duet: "The Place Wherein My Savior Gabriel M1„ m. At in a 7 0 A E re on I if S a a a a it I a A a re a a a of E in so pulpit both inornins and evening. A prepared program. Evening, organ icordia] welcome is extended to all. voluntary, doxology, prayer, selection our Passover," M. L. McPhail. Miss by the choir, 'Chiming Bells of, Alta Vinson will render a solo, "J«sus Swedish Evangelical l.utheran Mis-' Baster." Scripture lesson, respons- afternoon at the church parsonape, Beam an. Paper, Ella Scott. Piano special program has been provided for 'peoples' meeting Friday evening, 7:45. South. Song by the choir. (day evening at 7:30 p. m.: The choir will sing. "We Declare TJn-1 to be present in a body and worship to You Glad Tidings," by Maunder.| in the following Baster program: Sermons both morning and evening Singing from the Common Hymnal by Dr. George H. Kemp, of Minneap- hymn N"o. 604 (all the people stand "lis. 'lug). The apostles creed, recited by all. Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, corner Tenth and Main streets. WI1-! Your Heads," by Wei man. Also, "I'm a Pilgrim," and the subject of the sermon by the pastor will be: "The Prodigal Son's Eider Brother," and a most cordial invitation is ex tended to all to attend all of these services. &&W THE DAILY GATE CITY •irwV tSfEWT 1 WAMP*3*MOTS\ The Easter music program at the First Baptist church will be given by the regular church choir composed of Misses Edith and Nellie Vandendtosl, Lulu Arnold, Rovilla Montague and- Edna Al- Messrs. Clyde Inman, Marion Reid, Arthur Petry and Robert Linquist. Miss Sallie Anderson, organist and leader. Miss I»y Buck of Ft Madison wlE give a violin number. Following is ths program: Organ and Violin. Anthem, Christ' -Our Passover, Loures. Solo, Christ is Risen, Dressier. Violin—Miss Buck. ./ Offertory. .•••,.• -'/vS Postlude. '. Voluntary. Anthem, I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes —N. H. Allen. Solo, Christ, the Lord, is Risen— is S a A so is a doel. Offertory. Postlucte. St. John's church, Episcopal, Con-j cert and Fourth streets. Rev. John C. Sage, rector. Rev. R. C. Mcllwain, D. D.. rector-emeritus. Easter day. Holy I communion 8 a. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning service, 11 a. m. chil dren's Easter service 4:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend our services. Easter day at St. John's will be cele brated by two celebrations of the Holy Communion, at 8 and 11 o'clock. At the latter service a program of special music will be sung by the large vested choir and at this service the Commer cial Travelers' association will at tend in a body The rector will preach j. at 4:30 o'clock when the children's service will be held. The following is the program of' music to be sung at the 11 o'clock I service under the direction of Mr. I master: Prelude—Resurrection, Mora John Processional 112—Jesus Christ is Risen Today—From Lyra Davidioa. Kyrie Eleisen, Gloria Tibi, Gratias Tibi—'EJyre in E flat. Nicene Creed, Hymn 116, Angels I Roll the Rock Away—Roper. Offertory Anthem, Now is ChriBt Risen From the Dead—West. Presentation Sentence, 189—Anon. Sursam Corda—Eyre. Sanctus—Gounod. .fi Pearl _Norto, if is us at s-ldes, Bethel A E E a a Seventh and Morgan streets, J. P. wood, D. D., of the diocese of Chicago. S pa to or in vice, 10:45. Subject of sermon: "An First Baptist church, Eishth and Easter Message." Class meeting and Blcndeau streets.—Morning service, roll call, 11:30. Sunday school Easter 10:45 a. in. Sunday school, 9:30 a. exercises will be conducted by the ni. Baker Mission, 2:30 p. m. Junior! 8undav school superintendent, Mrs. union, 4:00 p. in. B. Y. P. U.. 6:30 Lena p. m. Evening service. 7:30 p. m. little folks. Allen C. E. league,Mo:45 a. m.. Subject, "The Risen Prayer meeting next Wednesday even-i 7:00 o'clock p. Porter. 2:30 *srlend:d music Endeavor little folks. Allen C. E. league, Norton Recessional 110—Come Ye Faithful Sullivan. Postlude, Easter March—Merkel. The S a as is The First Methodist Protestant church, corner of Twelfth and Ex change streets, J. O. Ledbetter, pas-| tor, residence, 1417 Bank street. Sun day school at 9:30 a. m. Christian at ug 6:30 p. m. Preaching at 8:00 o'clock Christ the Pledge of an Immortal choir lvely. Gloria Patria. A paper, M1ss KnightB and Iadies of Security Coun-1 an re W 1 a in so do a to an so is 1 4 3 9 at is in a body under the management of Recitation. Miss Elizabeth Gron. Trio. their respective leaders. All persons' 30 p. m. The Tjwlies'! iln. A. Holmes, Mrs. N. Carter, Miss desire to visit and worship with will meet on Thursday G. Roland. Piano solo. Miss Verna will render the anthem, "Ofarlst, Rose Today," J. H. Meredith. Th«» jn these services are welcome. A' tjje evening services as follows, 8un- Chorus—Welcome the Risen Lorf. Scripture reading—Mae McCoy. Chorus—Ring Glad Easter Bella Recitation—'Mabel Leighton. Recitation—Daisy Geer. Chorus—The Song of Victory. Recitation—Sumanla Meyer. Exercise by four girls—We Know That Jesus Lives. Recitation—Wilma Morrison. Chorus—'Praise the Risen Lord. Recitation—Goldie^Thon. Recitation—Julia Meyer. Rccitation—Tva Boyer. Chorus—Over the Hill Dawns the Morning Litfit. Exercise by a Class of uirls—The Light of Easter. Recitation—Lelan Meyer. Recitation—'Roberta Tweedy. Chorus—Hall This Baster Morning. Recitation—'Howard Dewitt and Jo seph Stillwell. Recitation—Dortha Schwartz. Recitation—Emanuel Vinson. Chorus—Open Wide the Gates ot Glory. Exercise by a class of girls—Rock of Ages. Chorus—Why Are Ye Fearful? Recitation—-Lelan Mayer and George Stillwell. Recitation—Willie Dewitt/ Address by the pastor. Offering. Chorus—We Will Praise Our Ador ing Saviour. •. -r Where the Mory Betonga. It- la indeed a glorious thing to fee wall taeeoM, but the glory Moat* to oar aaceaters.—Plotareh. .. fclh ijf Benecfictug Que Venlt, Agnus bei, —'EJyre I Hymn 228—Monk. Gloria in Hxcelgis, 204—Old Chant} Hymn—Breath* on Me Breath of God Duncan-Schell W *%m:.BEAUMVL CIRCASSIAN New Styles Irish Point, Cluny, Brus selsy Fillet Duchess, Ren aissance, Point Venice, Etamine, Crete Madrasy Orinoka Sunfast Drap eries at— ATTRACTIVE PRICES We have'just received two large shipments of hij^h grade Bedroom Furni|]yure from the most prominent Grand,. 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