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i Easter Services
Capital City Churches
Easter music in the churches will
bring out scores of persons not regular
attendants, for the programs have been
carefully arranged, and leading soloists
in the city will assist the regular choirs
in many instances. During the past
year the choirs of the various city
churches have been brought to a high
degree of excellence, and new organs,
and orchestras installed in many of th
Dlaces of worshin. The fnllnwincr nm.
grams will be given in some of tool
cuy enurcnes tomorrow:
The choir of the First Methodis:
church, under the direction of Dean
Frederick 8. Mendcnhall, will present
the following Easter program:
Sabbath Morning.
"Now Is Christ Risen" West
"Christ Our Passover". Schnecker
"Thfl Besurrrection" .. Shelley
'0ht Lift Your Joyful Hearts"
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Begina Coeli " C'avalleria Busti-
cana" Mascagui
Soloists.
Miss Grace Smith, soprano.
Miss Ava MeMflhon, alto.
Mr. A. A. Schramm, tenor.
Mr. R. R. Jones, baritone..
Mr. T. S. Roberts, organist. -
Mr. F. 8. Mendenhall, director..
Sabbath Evening.
A program of Easter music by th
Sabbath school, consisting of solos
duetts, and appropiate readings. A
special feature of the program will b
the orchestra under the direction of
Mrs. Dr. VanWinkle.
Easter Program at First M. E. Churca
Orchestra.
Processional, "Easter Carol."
Scripture reading and prayer by Dr.
Avison.
Reading, "A Welcome," by Irene
Valkner.
Song, with recitation, by class of
girls.
Violin solo by Lawrence Simpson.
Reading, "Tho Starless Crown," by
Miss Edwards.
Story and song by Mr. Deloy'a class
of boys.
Piano solo bv Eveline DeLong.
Reading, '.'The Legend of tho Lily,"
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I Men's $6, Ladies' $5 and $5.50
I $4,00 Baby Shoes in Gun, Patent
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I Thousands of pairs of new shoes
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The Small Profit &QuickSale Store
Unitarian church, corner of Chain
eketa and Cottage streets; Richard F.
Tischer, minister Sunday school at 10
a. m. Sunday service at 11 a. m. No
evening service.
Order of Service.
Oregan prelude, "Pilgrim Chorus
- Tannhause
Mrs. Denton.
Hymn . . .. .
Scripturo
"Calvary" .'. Rodney
Miss Cartwtight.
Prayer .
Response, "Christ Is Risen "........Choir
Notices . ..........
Hymn J94
"Hosanna" . Qramer
Miss Miller.
Sermon, "The Joy and Significance
of Easter"
Chant
Miss Miller.
Offertoy Violin solo, "Consolation"
Mise Stege.
Hymn . 23
Benedection
Postlude, "March Romane" .........
Mrs. Denton.
First Congregational Church.
Sunrise service at 7 a. m.
Processional, "Christ the Lord Is
Risen" ...
St. Cecilia choir.
Invocation hvmn, Mrs. Julia Bross '
Pinnell
Carol, "Hail Thou Glorious Easter
Morning" Schnecker
St. Cecilia choir.
Solo, "Hosanna" Granier
Mits Isobel JleGilchrist.
Knights' Templar service at 11 a. m.
Organ prelude, "Festival Prelude"
Dudley Buck
Miss Bernice Clark.
Processional, "Onward Christian
Soldiers"
Anthem, "Triumphant Strains
Arise" Chipman
quartette -Mrs. Cupper, Miss Hodge,
Mr. Williams and Mr. Gille.
Chant, "Bonem Est Confiteri"
-.Quartette
maut, "Bonem Est Confiteri"
Quartctt'j
Chant, "Deus Miserentur," Quartette
utrertory, organ and piano, "Reverie"
Tho Misses Bernice and Bertha Clark.
Contralto solo, "Resurrexit" Tosti
Miss Margaret Hodee.
Postlude, "March" Alfred Wooler
The Miss?? Clark.
Highland Friends.
Corner of Highland and Elm, Jose
phine Hockett pastor, residence 22S3
N. Elm street, phone Main 1465. Sab
bath school 10 a. m., most of the time
will be taken by tho children with an
Easter program. An Easter sermon by
the pastor at 11 a. m. Special music.
Christian Endeavor at 6:15 p. m. Tho
evening service will be in charee of the
choir with a program of songB. Como
ana enjoy this glad Easter day with us.
Church of God. . ' .'
Preaching service at 11 a. m. by
Elder A. Wilson; at 7:30 p. m. bv
Eldor Sevanson. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Everybody welcome.
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United Evangelical Church.
North Cottage street near Center.
A. A. Winter, minister 10 a. m.,- Sun
day school, Prof. A. L. Schmolle, sup
erintendent; 11 a. m., sermon, "The
Resurrection of Christ"; 6:30 p. m.,
K. L, of C. E. meeting, Carl Mosou,
president; 7:30 p. m., evening worship
and sermon. Easter morning Violin
duett, "Alpine's Farewell," Miss Tur
i.er and Mr. Frickcy; evening, orchestra,
"An Easter Flower"; a vocal solo .t
each service. You are cordially in
vited. Auburn 2 p. m., Sunday school, Mr.
O. Fagg, superintendent; 3 p. m., Easter
message by the pastir.
South Salem Friends' Chuich.
-Comer South Com.iiercial and Wash
ington streets; Cha3. K. Scott, pastor
Sabbath school, 10 a. m., Emmer N'ewbv
i superintendent; preaching services, 11
a. m. and i :.i0 p. m.; morning sub.iecr,
! "Story of Easter"; evening sulijeci-,
I "Easter Life." Strangers welcome.
Central Congregational Church.
Farry and South Nineteenth streets.
! Easter is to be observed by specinl
I touches, but without marked" features
at all services of the day. 10 a. m.,
! graded Bible study; 11 a. m., public
j worship, Easter sermon, and Lord'
j supper with benevolent offering; 7 p.
m..C. E., "A Lous Look Ahead;''
'7:45 p. m.. introductory song service; S
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I LUMBER II
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International Bible Students
tion.
The Salem clas of the International
Bible Students' association will hold
their regular weekly study at 445 Court
ftreet, upstairs, Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
Indenonunational. All Bible rtudeut
welcome. No collection.
First M. E. Church.
11 a. m., Easter sermon, "Because i
Lave, le Shall Live Alfo;" Sundav
school at 9 a. m.; services at Old Peo
ple's home at 3 p. m., leader. Herman
Clark; Epwortb league fervice, 6:30 p.
m.i cuuuay scnooi Easter service a;
7:30 p. m. Special music at all ser
vices.
W. C. "tT V.
Mrs. James Wilsoa will deliver tho
gospel temperance address at tho Ramp
Memorial hall Sunday at 4 o'clock. Von
are invited to be present.
First Christian Church.
Corner Cente. and Hich streets: K.
T. Porter, minister 9:45 a. m., Biblo
scnooi, vt. n. u. fcpley, director; 11
a. m., worship and sermon, subject,
"Rolling Away the Stone;" 6:30 p. m,
Christian Endeavor, Allen Beasley,
leader; 7:30 p. m sermon, subject.
"The Resurrection of Christ." Special
Easter music, anthems, quartctts.
duets and solos..
Luthertan Church.
East State and Eighteenth streets,
G. Koshler, pastor Sunday school at
9:30; preaching service and Holy com
munion at 10:30; Lu.her league at 6:30
p. m.; evening service in English ac
7:30 p. m. Strangers are welcome.
First Congregational Church.
Corner of Liberty and Center; Perry
Frederick Schrock, minister Easter
sunrise service at 7 a. m., music by S.
Cecilia vested choir, sermon topic, "The
Angel's Message;" Bible school at M
a. m.; Knights Templar Easter service
at U a. m., sermon by the minister of.
this church, sermon topic, "The Con
queror of the World." Special music.
Vesper communion gerviee at, 4:30 p. m.
No evening service.
Jason Lee Memorial Methodist Episco
pal. North Winter and Jefferson Btreets;
J. H. Irvine, pastoi 9:45 a. in., chil
dren's song service; 10 a. m., Snnday
school, O. M. Roberts, superintendent;
11 a. m Easter sermon, "Why Seek
Ye the Living Among the Bead!" 6:30
p. m., Epworth league, topic, "The Jov
of Easter in the Soul," leader, Averi'll
Harris; 7:30 p. nu, sermon and revival
service, "Jesus Is Here!"
The Salvation Army.
Hall in basement under Snlem Bank
and Trust company, corner St.ito and
Liberty streets; Captain and Mrs. N.
H. Lorenzen, officers in charge. Meet
ing every night at 8 p. m., except
hTursday night. Sunday meetings
Resurrection scrvic, ,7 'a. m.; holiness
meetings at 11 a. m ; Sunday school at
1:30 p.. m..: Easter jervice at 3 n m
younk people's meeting at 6:30 p. m.;
sen ueniai service at a p. m. Lieut.
Col. T. W. Scott from Seattle and
Adjutant Alfread Whitney from Port
land will conduct a special salvation
meeting Monday night at 8 p. m. in
the hail. All are invited to Bear these
speakers. The Salvation Armv hall will
bo the scene of a great missionary dem
onstration tonight. The entertainment
is oailed "An Evening in India." The
program promises to be a good one.
The entertainment is given under the
auspices of the voune ueonle of the In-
cal corps. An admission of ten pent
will be asked, the proceeds of which
are for the missionary work of the Sal
vation Army.
Commons Mission.
Tho Rev. Cyrus Cook will preach at
the Commons mission on Sunday, April
12, at 3 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend. E. D. Black men, sup
erintendent.
. The Evangelical Association.
C'henieketa street churc-h. inrmr 1 7t
and ( hemeketa streets, resilience, 26
.. lilh street, taster services on Sun
da v. Morninir services at 11. nveniiu
services at S. Sunday school at 10 a. nf
Yovinir peoples' liiectiuL' at 7 n. m
speehl music. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day at S p. m. A hearty welcome ti.
all.
Most other things will be pretty much
forgotten when baseball first conies tu
town.
No amount of wealth can
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Building Material, Moulding, Cement, Plaster,
Lime, Shingles, Lath, Fence Posts, Land
Plaster, Roofing, Nails, Roof Paint
We can furnish anything used in house con
struction. We figure estimates.
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Front and Ferry Streets
Telephone 1830
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WE PUT UP OTTB FISH
as the highest pocsible quality stand
ard that the sea or stream can pos
sibly produce. A variety as wide as
the sounding sea. Sea food in season.
It's the best; that's a reason ior your
further patronage.
Phone Ma'.u 2125.
Salem Fish & Poultry
Market
H. C. Bybee, Prop.
173 South Commercial.
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LANN!?HAYNES
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Copyright, 1914, by American Press Aiso
' elation.
ECitchenware
A I SEPULCHER of
J. I sodden earth, a
pall of cold gray
sky;
A dreadful silence,
save the dirge of the wail
ing wind's last sigh;
A dreary void, all colorless;
no vibrant life doth thrill
Across the widening wilder
nessthe far dim stars
are still.
Beneath the bare, entombing
earth a germ of life is
pent
In graveclothes, till an inward
thrill, and cerements are
rent,
And groping roots reach out
to grasp the bosom of the
world,
And upward springs a bud
ding plant with leaves
like wings unfurled,
Upon its head a coronal of
glittering rainbow hue,
Like saint with fabled aure
olea lily crowned with
dew.
TT ill I? Ua-li U 1i
uiu iikqi i a a luuiU) ail
pulseless, cold,
Long hid beneath the
silent mold
Of Doubt and Vanity and
Rate,
And yet beneath this moun
tain weight
A spark divine with power
untold.
When from the tomb the stone
is rolled
From unseen roots of Faith
there spring
The leaves of Hope, fast
blossoming,
And then a wondrous flower
in bloom
The flower of Love and
from the tomb
The soul has risen. Thus re
born, Dost doubt the resurrection
morn?
During March but .42 of an inche of
rain foil at Mcdferd, which is 2..I3
inches below the nnrmol. This mnhes
the deficiency from the first of the
climatic year 10.71 inches, tut a wet
and cool April is in forecast.
Miya Hannomoyn, n young Japanese
girl was awarded the W. C. T. U. tilvcr
medal for tho beat temperance ricitu
tion given at last Friday night's con
test at the Christian church in Klamath
Falls. She met five competitors.
Engeae Guard: The city owes its peo
ple entertainment as well as protection
and administration, and every city of
any size now recognizes it as an obliJ
ration to provide a number of public
band concerts each week in tho public
park for the people. ,
Tho fumiahing of your kitchen should have your
careful consideration.
We carry many modern device and articles in kitch
nware. Let us help you in your selection. Informa
tion always cheerfully given.
VVM. GAHLSDORFj
Yokohama Crockery & Tea Co.
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Easter Greetings
and
Yours for
Good Eats
L M. Boggs & Co.
Quality Grocers
All thelParticuIarlPeopIe
Patronize Pettinsell
The Electrician
He is thoroughly skilled,
has had long experience and
is competent to handle the
most intricate work.
lie employs the best work
men. He is most reasonable
in price.
He Is Careful.
He Is Prompt.
Take the plans of that new
house to him and get his -estimate
& note the saving.
Leave It to
GtTitoGO
THE ELECTRICIAN
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