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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
.l,nr m CANADA CAMPAIGN
AFFECTING U. S. BUSINESS
~, Adopted to Stimulate Home
- Manufacture in Dominion.

,,oNrREAL, March 25,-The motto,
i. Canada" already has had sew
sgects. says the Montreal Gazette.
~ ~ has stimulated home manufactu-
srv markedly. Secondly, 1t has given
iss Yen W., TO many United States manufac-
toncs n,bo before the advent OF Made
!. canada" did a large business with
nSa Thirdly. II has led not few OF
Cehs ~s,s manufacturers to resolve to es-
~ nIonts all over the Dominion.
nensuv W. curtis, the Canadian Pacific
glssoad industrial agent, has just re-
tAh.J IN Montreal from n trip to the
ulnsu conscious that Canada stands to
Ns's, In every way from the application
,A.ha motto "Made-iu-Canada," coupled
w same time with the new war inn
~ w ~ our Guvernment-which impost
,hs ease of United states goods. comes
4 III per cent
y psi atound," said Mr.. Curtis. that tho
rr.ds-in- Canada motto had caused a
.asiderable falling off In the business
WAN heretofore the United states were
sriua with us in certain articles, for the
swnie reason that we had commenced to
W. these things ourselves Then again,
asrs ,ssrs was the new tariff, which had an
,ns,nldeting effect. So that I had many
,sat,lrles with respect to locations in Can
asn for branches of American manufac-
hirlng.
isThs is bound to do us good Towns
IA cities will not prosper without manu-
s.s,uring. Now we can tell American
m,nufacturers all about locations, tax OK
.mptlons, water power electric powers,
.nnulatIon, markets, and SO forth We have
N thls information classified, ready for
Instant use"
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ROOMS FOR RENT

GREEN ST, lsS0-Comfortabfy furn. rooms,
I'd floor adj. hath all cows, Phone,
HANDsoMELY furnished front room, IN large.
modern, private home; electric lights; ~ min
utes TO city Hall Telephone Barring 4l0.
LOCUST 4i0G-IarRe front % story bay, win
dow room; mahogany bed bureau; for bach
elori nlso single rn., rcin, looa. Bar, 1873 w.
LOGAN SQUARE usOa RACE), SINGLE AND
DOUBLE VACANCIES.
SPRUCE, 1ll5-Large front room, heaumfuly
FURNISHED: runriuE water. Flloert 4lZl ~ -
WALLACE ST, 2gt2-large 2d 'front.' running
Wateri corner house; private family; phone.
WALNUT, 491l-Choerful front room for re-
fined gentlemen or coupe priv. FAM phone;
i2rH, ~, 2O37--Private family has large Cd
Hoor communicating front roomsi phone,
l2Fa6 H66m NFXr SRTu TpR6EsHG pR6F HoFT1tB HoNt
1GrH, s., 12G-Tnrgc, weu-furn. rooms. with
hnth ptltato entrance. locust 30lO -.
iIrtt, N. 9315-Furnished room in private
famyi gentleman. Photo at Ledger Central
GOTH, ~. I2a-CHEERFUL 2p-Flh(QR
FRONT FtRN,; RUN WATER; PHONE,
PRIVATE FAMILY has several comfortable
fur, rms. utth and WalnuD, Barns I2s7 w.
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IN MEMORY OF COL. BEATH

Robert Burns Beath. residing in this
,ity. left for Erie, Pa, today, to attend
ma memorial services being held In his
memory at the Pennsylvania Soldiers and
sailors Home, in that city. Lieutenant
Colonel Beath served as n trustee of the
Board OF the Pennsylvania Soldiers and
Sailors Home, from February %, 1856 to
November 25 1914
Brigadier General Thomas j. Stewart,
secretary of the Board Of Trustees. will
preside at the services. The Bt Rev.
Rogers Israel will deliver a prayer. An
address will be made by the Rev. Henry
A. +. Hoyt, u. D., OF st. Johns Epsco-
pal Church, of Lower Merton. The hene-
dIction will be read by the Rev. j. c. \.
Borland.
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HklGHT. sNAPPY YOUNG MAN wanted as
aasstslant TO an officer OF large manufac-
iAllns concern. Some knowledge OF the
sbliet bahet business would be desirable, but not
spsolutely necessary. Should be a good cor
sstpondent and have SUFFICIENT knowledge Of
sseolnls to work out costs and make esti-
sss shas under Instructions. An exceptional
sssligenee, tact and business ability 10 lin
-oifice. e'''"9 's's'sNSes' no '@1Nss'
e SfedAYAssER Rs-Easter proposition; fast sellers;
"a =g RsI cent. commission. 2d02 kensington ave.
ppAs5gtHihAaN-GARpENER-Exp,. ps5t u single, white
apply BY mail 5sii Drexef road ovefbro6k
az dGlsI-Man under 35; must be a gradu-
55F ana registered. Apply between 10 and
hsssihna sha q and 4. George b, Evans, 1106
~ sa1R Asas1oRI,-,unless experienced please don't an
nsls.' Wanted. mature man Of education;
sassn, ss, know every phase export work. good
sgssaufe, correspondent, possessing lam
ssssss' have experience in handling foreign
gallliy VIII foE Tight man. Address IN own hand
ssalps In languages you know. State ex-
flss4Hee, age SAL fefa. Answers without par
-. -. alsEegafded. Exporter. p ib4 Led. Cent.
aaasR nssib Men and wife wanted! SEQ Per
sskss Ieqnired' good homei opportunity for
Fs.. haastrious help, n iat, ledger oniee,
n Wanted. active, energetic, single
larrs, net4fen 20 and so; must undeIstana
ssslssi perm. Call after 0 a. m, 210 s. 9th st,
fsnsltt fssslt Al MAN-wanted. immediately, a l9;
kgse general man 10 take care Of small
n6ssS h IehkiRtowni 2 IN family and nurse
sfia.la e. fs good refs. Call ST. James Holsl, .
asiess!A, NOE BROKERAGE oFFIeH HAS
a Il as iFKp teR Ri RhigRT bI,.E Y2SI8H Sn 9aoob
--ettt ESSENTIAL. r aT IlF1D OFFICE.
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HELp wANrrn-MA1.n

v I1oniS,N 1Iotii S,,N DOLLAR COMPANY wrTtfn &
SIM g,;ynos SICK and accident contracts with
disfrScqi SqnSIai era benefit offers exceptionally good
trict rr, ,,IisilabeTs contract for Phila.; dis
an st SRI Sbi, casualty Insurance Co., i34 8.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

BROAD ~. 021-Frout suite I'd floor. 2 rms.
bath kltchcnGtto. Phone Poplar 6O2i.
SPRUCE, 9O2l-Desrabla suite. with private
bath; open trei phone: owner. -
18TH, ~. 7oG-Threo rooms and bath, COM
rlcta for housekeeping: steam heat; phone.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MAIE

HOTEL, wotchman wants position In Atlantic
City; excellent Philadelphia references Ad-
dress \. c., 331 s. Hicks st., Philadelphia,
JNpK N6,ats bcrost- snber wishes position ms
S,,I ad boWsnriap iT 5riyate famiiy; ref
erentes. Mlyn, 1884 Vine ST.
T,ATYy Jesiree nos fnr col hougefnan. honest
Shd cSnriao,,s. excei ref II OiI, Led Cent.
fttOTyIiIS ,oacbInIsf Operator. firsL class, de-
sires day work Is $40 Ledger central.
5,gr,,, ,yifs orst-ciass
cook. man gardener, hurseuan, want post
tons on gcnticman's place. references,
95i Irdgcr Central
\, ,,,-, ~ win, f,tI. e, ,,,i ,g In family
NaNN M NItu. ~ puttJi si,.. nVrsSs. oniy
NIUE CnlIIgI aIu yn,nnriivS'"6 0igi Il cdger
iIgG very uesl heeu 'PP'S' - -'~''
>.'''.tS'
MAN Wishes situation, clerical or oinSr yN!SGI'
knowledge Of bookkeeping drugs GhfI nlVS5,SS' I W.
nlrtleusursi se,,sI. ,','' ., lts.s ,iii,,,i
MAN, married, a3l soOGr gNesullNo ~ ~
UNDERSTANDS handlng hGlgi holttli@n @ IVA ,,rftG,c G ~
chauheuri references, b IN isllstr I'm
MAN and wife, colored, refined butler ana
cook Young. CALDWELL 1871 > io'h'
FROOFREA DER desires work Ht. once; eSpcu-
cnted and Indus rel, n 8t, Ledger tItEe'
OFFICE--t3 years experience from assistant
shipper to head Of bookkeeping department.,
Il 1ls, Ledger Central.
PANAMA A-PACIFIC EXPOSITTON-sFlrft GLASS
Ealea agent with 10 years experience in
commercial transactions former representa-
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Mest PhilndcIphla

BALTIMORE AVE. I5jO-IIousckcriug apt. ID
1onr rooms, rrlga'e porch, heat 4 hot woler.
rOWEI.TON, !lSOS-2d floor, with private bath,
in modern homo; electric lights; phone
81 BI. EFT floor apartment, unfurn. or COM
nlCtCly fUTn. FOR housekeeping; . rooms batH,
porch, until Sept. /. Preston $3.50
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Some Breed

I4ady--I want TO buy a dog. | don't
exactly know what you call them, but
they look something like greyhound,
with long hair, and a head like a bulldog.
Do you keep dogs like that here7
mo, ma'am. We browns 'em."-Life.
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GERM NrOWN. 2l5 W. Rltlenhouse St. be-
tween Wayne and Greene Desirable rooms,
with board. homelikg. Phone dtn. 1913 y.
school LANE, W, 1870 tTHE CHANCEL-
LORD aNACNNCIES.
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A Nature Faker

A Nature Faker
The teacher was holding up picture
of a zebra.
Now, children. what Is t'nis?"
"It looks TO me like a horse in bath
ing suit" answered little Arthur,-Har-
per's Magazine.
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BAY GELDING riding Pud driving horse Long
tatl and nlpne. Weighs about hoo; ~ hands
\ inches See Mr. Mlckle. 9th and Diamond
stg Stables,
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32t1 Columbia ave,
Philadelphia, March II, 1918.

MI. Hunt, I77'' 1'1'I III IT IV10'
Ledger Central
Philadelphia,
thanks Tor the help you have fiypn mo in
securing employment,
Through your Commercial Registry Bureau.
oodv pIiEllFBcs OF which you extend TO Ledger
49, ttseIsl, received u position two days
e''er inserting an ad, at your office,
~ nave been unemployed for a considerable
win your help is certainly appreciated
AEan thanking YOU, I remain.
,t,, Yours truly.
'Sighed DONALD VI. HARRIS.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BARING ST., 32ig Crhe Chitonl-rwo drst-
door rooms: suit dentist, doctor or apart
ments MrS. Belle Mcclaln, Manager,
BROAD, s. 5a9-New management. furnished
rms; everything clean, sim. heat. baths, S2 up.
BROAD ST. s. 425-Attractiye front room
with bath; board OPTIONAL
BROWN. 13ti-Handsome Groom suite second
aoor, adjoining bath; nice for permanent
gentleman guast5 owners family; 100.
CHESTNUT. 4aa0-2 story front; suitable log
eaHbla 81 bachelor ant.i board opt, phone,
nlAAI1AD. elt2-furn. os 1nlQfn. rals, slngle
s e. Aa5ls hoard OPTIONAL diamond xl@l W
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HELP WANTED MALE

t0usq LADY stenographer and bookkeeper;
elsseF In own handwriting. stating age and
=-1Rellsnee, 25s. Ledger Central.
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WANTED

CAST-OFrF CLOTHING
Do not sell your clothing all you get my
oneF 1 pay 5095 more Tor gentlemen cast
on clothing and shoes than any other dea eT.
City OF SUI, send postal or gh Bar; 1919 W.
FEATHER BEDS, antiques old china war
pietures false teeth 1887 n. Sth
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

LADY of pleasing personality mature, not
Wholly dependent, whole or part time, to
manage an exclusive business; position
North $50 per week to qualified person; give
Phone number, J sl1, Ledger Central.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
HORSES

TTNOUsINES and touring cars to hire at al
hours snyder n Black, Spruce hli
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IA - 49, tlasIeF pfonosIIloni fast stIIeTsi
Sa. ~ Rsl cent. commission. 2dO2 kensington ave.
epAcHAAN-GAR single, white
4hsI, slate age. experience and references,
s.snHy hy mail. ssh DreXeT road. Overhro0k.
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Young LADY. experienced in, office, work.
filing card sysfsms et,G 56no,Tlsdgie ct
liate employment. Phone Walnut 5000, Miss
Dean Ledger Central.
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YOTTJI English widow and daughter wish po-
sItions In respectable family as cook and
kitchenmaid or hougekeeper and nursemaid'
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-04

may be said that a trench has to be morally captured by gun fire before it can be actualiyI seized by the m fantry. Once in tbe new trench, the men have 10 work with their en- treuchiug tools, iwithout exposing themselves. and wait for a counter attack. doing what damage they can 10 the enemy with.haud grenades and machine guns. Thus the amount Of rifle fire is very small; it is war of explosives and bayouets.
 up 10 the present tho French have made steadf and continuous progress; and their success may be best judged from the fact that they have not been forced back on any day behind the line they held in tue morn ing despite innumera0lc counter at tacks And this { not merely a quea- ton of ground butt one of increasing moral superiority, for it is in the unsuccessful counter attacks that losses are heavy J and these and the sense of failure hfect the moral oi an army sooner pr later. Will the French push through the line? Win hole be made. or is the enemy like badger who dig himself in rather faster than you 4u dig him out? cannot tell. it would indeed be an as tonishing measurt of success for first attempt and the enemy may re ouirc d great deal more hammerin- at many points before he has definite lv had enongh a4 any point bo'
 these operations have brought the day closer. and turn our thoughts iD the time when Ye shall be able C move forward; and one finds ta' cayalrymeu wondering whether per laps they too will get their chance.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-04

Christs resurrection from the grave will be commemorated in song and sermon Sunday by practically every protestant and Catholic church ill Hot Springs.
 Congregations of the rumer de nomination will for the most part, ol- fer praises in the nature of specially prepared musical programs, featuring commemorative oratorios solos and cantatas. Members of the Catholic church congregations will participate iu masses and other celebrations of q religious nature customary 10 that faith
 Elaborate preparations for obsory. ances of the day were made by local flower shops. Dealers had such a flood of orders for blooms, that their stocks would be practically sold out Nearly all of the churches have or dered palms and lilies for pulpit deco ration
 As far back as the second century disputes marked the observance of Easter and the eastern churches ob- served the day on the 14th day of the first moon, while western Chris. tians observed the day on the follow ing Sunday holding that it was the day of the resurrection of Christ.
 In 325, A. D.. the Council of Nice decided in favor Of the western usage and since then Easter has fallen oo the Sunday following the Pascal ful moon namely the first full moon that happens upon or after March 21.
 According to local iuvestigaturs. Easter Sunday will fall upon April f three times during the next l5I years. In that time it will come as late as April 23 and as early as Marca 97.
 To many Easter is the first day ofI the spring season. As the consequence thereof, providing the weather is fa- yorable, the newest Of springs crea-
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pastor. X cordial invitation is eX' tended tu everybody who was not a church home in the city Prayer meet ing Thursday night at $ o'clock at the First Baptist church, Easter Program by Sunday School Opening Song By Sunday school Prayer-By Pastor Dr. Theodore Copeland.
 Easter Song-By school
 Easter Greeting By Hui.mau San ders.
 The Significance of Easter By Mr. Jack Hardin
 Easter Drill Primary department An Easter LIly-Elmcr B.sgs and Katherine Williams.
 The Appearances Of Christ AtteJ the Resurrection Phiathea class Violin Duet Miss Katherine Pierce and Master Archie Bailey
 Easter Recitation Matilda Marsh Easter Reading Jamie Mcdonnell
 Song-Anuie Louise Hotehii-s Brooks Hayes. Allen IIotchbiss, Jr Elizabeth Bowe.
 Recitatiou-F -Fraucos Williams
 Easter Reading Miss Claire Mc Laughlin.
 Song By Sunday school
 Reading, Selected - Mrs. C. W Walbert.
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FLrst Baptist

Court and Exchange streets. Sln- day school will meet at 10 o'clock Sunday morning Reports of the eff cieucy of the school will be made at this service and Dho honor roll given There will be special music at bote services. In the morning the special selections will be:
 Vocal SoIo-Iosaaua,' Mrs. Eu- mann
 Violin solo-seIeeted, Miss Adele Johnson
 Anthem-"Gcnue Spring" Choir with Miss Johnson playing the violin obligato.
 The special music at the evening service will be taken from Rossiui's "Stabat Natcr' The following mum. bers will be given:
 Anthem Lwd Most Holl" Choir.
 Vocal Solo Lord Voucbsafa Thy Loving Kindness" Dr. 0. w Huff
 Vocal soIo-'LorJ Thy Glory Fills the Heavens Mrs. Eamanu.
 Anthem -'To Thy Holy Care" Choir with Mrs. Eumauu singing the u1ligato
 The pastor Rev. Dana Terry will preach at bot1 services The public ia cociiaIy invited
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chrIstIan seIence socIety.

Services Sunday morning al Il o'clock, corner of Quapaw and Pros. pect. Subject, "unreality." Testimo- nial meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. Reading rooms are located in the Anderson building No 500 Cen tral avenue entrance on Court street and are open daily from 3 am. to 9 pm, with librarian in attendance from ? 10 pm. All are invited to attend these services and visit the reading room. Sunday school begins promptly at 9.30 am Children under the age of 20 are invited
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Malvern AY,nne Church.

J. IT, J. Fizer. 9a-'o-. Preaching Sunday at n a.U. sl5.cCn, "Evidences Of the BcsUrrect.aa' S11aay school at @.t5 am Evening service at s o'clock subject "Resurrertion Day Both sermons by the pastor Strau- gers and visitors made welcome.
 Army and Navy Hospital Services.
 Rev. R N Holland pastor ot the Third Street Methodist church will conduct services at the Army an1 Navy Hospital Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
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First Christian

Sunday there will be special music at all services, in honor of Easter Sunday. The Message of tho Tomb" is the theme for the morning wor. ship. fl o'clock Bible School at 10 o'clock with a class for everybody
 Christian Endeayor at 2 o'clock. Eve ming services begin at o'clock with spirited song service. "The Price of Perfection" is the sermon subject. A cordial invitation extended to all.
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Central Methodist.

Rev Theodore Copeland, D D., pas
 tor. All Sunday services in the Prin. cess theater Sunday school at 9.30 am. An Easter program will be given al the lesson hour Preaching at II am. by the pastor Subject. The Last Enemy Epworth League de. Votionsl meeting st pm. Topic, The Promise of Immortality" Song service at 8 pm. Special Easter music and old fashioned congregation. al singing, vita a brief address by the
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lions will grace the day for both m il and women
 But the weather man usually lroWus upon the idea.
 Many of the churches observed Good Friday with early services and botl Catholic and Episcopal churches were largely attended
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St Mary's Catholic.

Corner Central and Wilmington Al s am, mass and holy communion; 9 am. mass; l0:30 am, high mass and sermon; 7.30 pm, rosary, sermon and benediction. The sermon at the 1o.30 mass will be preached by Father Carroll, the missionary The sermon at the evening service by Father Ciar. eudon. All are cordially invited. William J. Carroll, pastoc.
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spirituaIism.

Spiritual Science church holds ser. vices every Sunday at and 7:45 pm. in Metz han, 720 1-2 Central avenue. over Royal theaier. Subject at 3 pm "The Meaning of Easter" Subject at 7:t5 pma Christ Craeificd" Mes sages and tests at each service. All welcome. Seats free Roy. R. B. Ray. pastor. Rev Mae Elmo, assistant pastor
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Ministerial Meetlna.

Monday forenoon at 10 o'clock the Hot Springs Ministerial Alliance will meet in regular session at the First Baptist church. Every member is urged tO De nIcsenL
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St. Luke's Episcopal.

Back of Eastman Hotel Rev. \. R. LIwyd, rector. raster day. Holy communion at 6 and 7.3o am. Sun day school at SEQ am Morning prayer, sermon and holy communion at II am. Evening prayer and ser mon at s o'clock
 Musical program at morning scry- ice, at II am
 Jesus Christ Is %lseu..-... tWurgain) Christ Our Passover ........Danks) Glory Be ...........,..... iAldrichl We Praise Thee, o God (JacksonJ 0 Re Joyful in the Lord...........
 ................... (BeetAoYenl Christ the Lord Is Risen ..........
 .................. lBimDauID Lord Have Mercy .....-.....lTours) Glory Be ......-......-...... lourS) Iiarll Ten Thousand Voices ......
 ......................,... CDykes) Almighty Father .......... (Oakley Autbem-All Hall the Power ......
 ......................... (Nichols) Praise God .............. tBourgeois1 Life Up Your Hearts......( .(Camidgel rersanctus ............ tTuCkermanl Blessed Is He ...,..........tM tMorIeyJ Acts of Faith Hope and Lovc.....
 ......................... (Sarum) Glory Be 10 God ..,...... lOldchauu Amen Greek Liurgy) Lord Now Lettest ..........tStainerj The Strife Is Aer...... (Palestiua)
 Evening Service Program:
 Come Ne Faithful ........OIssauU Glory Be .................. (SmatU My Soul Doth Magnify .....(Simpep God Be Merciful .........lMammatO Sing With All ........,.....CM CMas0u1 Almighty Father ...........( (Oakicy Authem-A Souls Rejoicing ......
 ............,............ (Joseph Amen ................ Greek Liturgy Praise God ........-.....lBo lBourgooisi An Hail the Power ........ (uOldeW
 The offering to be taken up at tba Easter services wl go towards Tar ing a debt of twelve hundred dollars.
 The annual meeting of the ladies' and at and Daughters of the King at s o'clock on Monday for the eloc- ton of officers for ensuing year. Choir practice ou "Wednesday at s D m Annual parish meeting on the I4st Monday in the month.
 Easter Sunday at St. John's Church
 Ouachita and Grand avenue. First mass at s o'clock am, High mass at 1U.20 am The organ win be lIayp4 by Mr schuItc, organist at St. Au- eustines church, St. Louis who gave all music lovers such an exceptional treat at the high mass yesterday, Holy Saturday Evening service with beucdiction at 7.30 pm.
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No. if. St,5OO

500 Silver street on hul side, near colored school. }Adated to white or colored; is certainly pretty rooms. switch lights, chandeliers, fireplace, mantel screens, bored well. picket fence, Price $1,5o0; $250 down and $lJ month, with per cent,
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Mo- 2o
%,ooo

3-story frame apartment house \ rooms and bath, nicely furnisheai within two minutes walk of PalI avenue line, in good condition; " Wrovements alone cost over s4,T furnishings about $1,S00. Price v GOO, including furniture and extf ground sufficients for two cottage Terms on about one half.
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$t5O0
No t2

39 Henderson avenue, blocks west of Oaklawn ear line; one lot. 5 room cottage, screens, tsWitc1 lights, tue. gas, city water, bath, sink and lava. tory; barn. Price $t500; $25O down and $25 d months with per cent,
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$,5oo
No. 13

308 Jackson avenue. blocks of Malvern car line, rooms, hall, bath, screens, lights, chandeliers. fans, gas, sleeping porch, well, city water
 orchard barn. Price $500; $250 down. $2J a month, with s per cent
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No. 16. $t,to0

Cherokee and Wiuona, level lot, small cottage; best water; modern utilities near; garden spot; located east of NJ. ID. and C. depot. Price $llOo; $20O down, $15 month, with 8 per cent.
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SEE those ShackamaXon Noolens. Kirk-A Tai or--1 23 Central Avenue 8S8 Cleaning and Press. ing a specially. l-l9-f
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s5oo

6l4 Gulpha, near Grand avenue, story 8-room dwelling, colonial from. screened back porch; well and pum9 barn; lot 50X10O to alley. Price SI 800; $250 down, $15 a month, with per cent.
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Large lot, blocks west of Oalliawn stables; size 10k3o0 to alley; lays we'll Price $30Os $12J down, balance at per cent
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$500

Large lot two blocks west of Fa' Grounds, 75A300 from street ' street; very good; price $500, SN down, $l0 month, withS per cent