MEDFOTvD MATL TIUT5UXE, MEDFOTCD, OKEC-OX, MONDAY, APTiTL 2, 5923
PAOK THREE
EASIER OBSERVED
iL
EaBter win a red letter day nt the
First Baptist church with record
breaking attendance at both services.
All the seats in both auditoriums wore
used In the morning and chairs wore
placed to take care of the crowd who
came to participate in the special
attractions or the day. Dr. S. J. Held,
the evangelist, gave a strong and con
vincing sermon on the Resurrection,
after which the pastor. Rev. V. It.
Leach, baptized eleven persons,. In
cluding an entire family of rive. The
largest attendance of tho church year
was also present at the Sunday school.
Announcement was made that the con
test between the men's and women's
blblo classes was won by tho men.
They will bo entertained lator on. Dr.
Hold addressed the school fur a short
time.
The church was unable to take
care of the great audience which as
sembled In the evening to hear the
cantata, by the choir, "From Sepul
chor to the Throne," as presented
under the direction of S. M. Scott. . A
largo number of chairs were used and
extra pews from tho clnss rooms and
still some were obliged to stand. So
pleasod was the eudlence that it was
docldod to repeat the cantata next
Sunday ovening, when without doubt
many who were unable to be present
will avail themselves of the opportu
nity. For some two months the ch?ir
had been rehearsing. Not a few were
heard to say that it surpnssod any
musical treat they hud ever heard, and
without doubt It represented tho fin
est errort that the church has put
Torlh in years.
The stringed orchestra gave volume
and power to the music. H was com
posed or Prof. Janes, l'rol'. Root, Mrs.
lxuls Vlmont, Jr., Miss Gone Hoffman
and Mr. Scott. Mr. Charles O'llara,
tenor ror the American Light Opera
Co., assisted and with Mi's. Scott took
a duett which was romlered In a
strong way, while Mrs. Scott showed
her remarkable power as a soloist and
ho' great range or voice by taking the
solo parts In the cantata. The rino
work or tho entire choir was shown in
tho chorus parts, which were rendered
In a manner which would be a credit
to any church. The cantata will bo
repeated in rbll with orchestra next
Sunday evening.
1 After the music Dr. Reld gave his
farewell inessago which was appreciat
ed. There wore some conversions fol
lowing tho sermon. Resolutions of ap
preciation were passed relative to Dr.
Reid's fine work done for the church.
Ho Is a rare evangelist and a preacher
of great iower and won many friends.
A liboral offering was taken ror his
work.
The largest regular service seen In
the Presbyterian church In the mem
ory or tho workers thoro, was wit
nessed yesterday, Master Sunday mor
ning, when the audienco packed every
available corner or tho building and
tho hall, some leaving when they
round they could not grit a seat. The
old story or the Resurrection of Jesus
Christ from tho grave as sung by a
woll drilled and finely balanced mixed
quartet, and a male quartot. than
which there is none better from the
standpoint or balanced voices and rich
harmony, together with the messago
on tho supernatural manifestations or
God through Jesus Christ, when on
earth and ever slnco down through
tho ages by His Holy Spirit operating
through nion filled with the Holy
Spirit and power, nil combined to
make a servlco that loft Us Impress on
the mind and hoart or ovory listener.
Twenty-eight members were received
into the church, seventeen on confes
sion of tholr ftiltli in Christ, and
twelve by letter from other churches
which with two received the previous
Sunday makes thirty at tho Kuster
season. This makes a total or eighty
received Into this growing church dur
ing the past year nud one hundred and
forty-nine during tho present pastor
ate of two years. Tho Sunday school
attondanco also broke all previous
records, reaching the high mark of
314. An unusual but greatly appreci
ated part ot the musical servlco was
the combination ot pipe organ and
piano, also one number with violin nnd
pipe organ nnd piano.
The ovening servlco while not so
largely attendod was a good sized
audlonco and listened with rapt atten
tion to the splendid numic furnished
by the mule quartot and the lessons
drawn rrom the Btory or Mary Magda-leno.
17 Hurt In Frisco
SAM FRANCISCO, April 2. Seven
teen passongors on a crowded liryant
street car were injured, two perhaps
soriously today when the car Jumped
a switch nt lCloventh street. Two of
tho injurod wore women.
R, A. M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Special Convocation Tues
day, April 3rd, g p. m.
M. K. M. Degree. Visitors
welcome.
A. F. NOTH, Secy.
10.
With Medfora trade Is Vedford made.
To know
how good 9 cigarette
really can be maae
you musi try a
IvstrikeJ
tLCI gar ette,
New Spring Cottons
Make Up Prettily
"Wash Dresses can
be run up in a jiffy,
especially since you
can use the simpler
"Printed" Pattern
and a- delightful
wardrobe of Ging
ham, Printed Voile,
Chambray, Dotted
Swisses and Organ
dies, may be your
for only a trif fling
cost.
6 Spools O. CST. T.
Cotton Sewing -Thread
25
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Patterns.
Any 'one, even wo
men who have nev
er sewed before,
find that with the
new "Printed" Pat
tern it is simple to
make clothes and
have them smart,
new McCall Pat
terns printed helps
them to keep the
style line an,d the
fit of a dress accurate.
15c Spool Sewing
Silk 13tf
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
CURTAIN NETS
A clean-up of one lot of
Scrims and Nets, valued
to 65c yard. On sale at
39c, 49c, 59c
Colored printed Marquis
ette, in brown, rose, blue
grounds ......... 35c
UNDERWEAR CLOTH
85c Mermaid Satins 75 C
85c Satin - 75c
39c Flowered Crepes
at . . .'. . 33c
39c Plain Crepes . -33 c
All shades, flesh, blue,
orchid, yellow
MUSLIN, CHEAP
20c 36-inch Star Muslin
at 14c
25c Blackhawk Muslin
at 19c
SHEETING, CHEAP
Save 5 and 10c a yard on
Sheetings. Our prices are
the lowest you can find.
Stcck up now.
GINGHAMS AND
PERCALES "
20c 36-inch Percales in
light colors. Special 16c
25c 36-inch Percales in
dark colors. Special 2 1 C
25c 27-inch Ginghams,
new patterns 20c
35c 32-inch Ginghams,
fine Zephyrs 29 C
75c 32-inch Imported
Ts8ue 65c
32-inch Jap Crepe . 25 c
Remember the Old Days
When Spring sewing was n task to be dreaded. Its all
i changed now with tho coming of the wonderful New
McCall Printed Patterns.
This event opens a week of savings for women who sew. Ma
terials were specially purchased in quantity and therefore
lower priced; other merchandise is markedly reduced
order to be included in this offering.
in
Now that shelves are full and counters piled high with splen
did variety of Yard Goods, vqu can plan home sewing and be
sure of carrying out your ideas to the last detail, in the most
economical way. That is, if ycu make your visit to this Store
on the first days of the Home Sewing Week Sale. There is no
telling how long the materials can be kept in this variety or
how quickly the items will vanish. It's better to be here when
the doors open! 1
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FANCY WOOLENS
Big assortments of Tweeds in tans, browns
and greys.
58-inch Tweeds '. . .... . V .... . . . .V $2.95
54-inch French Serge $3,25
54-inch Fancy Skirting $2.25, $2.49, $3.50
$4.50
RATINE WASH FABRICS
Import Ratine $1.15
Domestic Ratine 75 C
NAINSOOK AND LONGCLOTHS
'' Special prices
39c, 49c, 59c, 65c, 75c
ORGANDY
Colored import 1 Swiss Organdy, 40 inches
..-79c
wide
. all finishes for
TISSUE GINGHAMS,
75c Tissue Gingham ......... i . . .. . . . 65c
85c Tissue Ginghams . 75c
EGYPTIAN CREPES
These are wonderful fabrics for spring
Dresses. Very special 65 C
Plain white Liniweaves in
.Dresses, Underwear, etc. ,
Priced 29c, 39c, 49c," 59c, 79c
40-INCH VOILES- -All
the new printed Voiles in patterns that are
the newest. Priced 59c
. RATEPONGE
Rose, blue, tan, honey dew. A Silk finished
fabric for Spring Dresses . 65c
32-INCH IMPORT JAP CREPE, red, tan, copen, green,
light blue, pink, yellow '
25c
Less 10 SILKS ON SALE Less 10
The new Crepe Silks, fancy knits, make up wonderfully for sport wear.
$1.75 Silks $1.58
$2.00 Silks $1.80
$2.25 Silks $2.03 $3.00 Silks
$2.50 Silks $2.25 $3.50 Silks
$4.00 Silks $3.60 .
$2.70
$3.15
PAY
LESS
Jiff
DRESS
BETTER-
BARGAIN TOWELING
Big values in Toweling
19c, 22c, 25c
PONGEE
Heavy import Pongee. .
Special $1.26
IMPORT JAP CREPES
25 c
LACES
Sale on Laces
5c, 10c, 15c
NOTIONS
Special prices on home
sewing needs.
Let us suggest your run
ning over this list before
coming down town next
time.; Check iip what you
need and come in and
stock up at low prices.
10c Needles ...8c
5c Pins 3c
10c Hair Pins, wire . .8c
25c Bone Hair Pins . . 2lc
10c Safety Pins .....8c
5c Thimbles ..... .....3c M
10c Hair Curlers . . .....8c
10c Buttons ....... .8c
10c Mending Tissue .. .8c
45c Dress Shields ..: 39c
15c Hair Nets ...... 11c
5c Hooks and Eyes ..... 3c
10c Snap Fastners . . .8c
5c Darning Cotton ... 3c
7c Basting Thread . . . 5c
15c Silk Thread . . . .13c
5c Embroidery Cotton '
Floss ; ..... . . . . ;. 4c
25c Hose Supporters 21 c
5c Cotton Taps ... . . .3c
20c Bias Tape ..... .15c
15c Finishing Braid .lie
15c Wash Ribbons . .11c
10c Elastic . . . ... .8c
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