St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 4, 1918
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ee ee ee 4 ‘New Carondclet Pastor. the St. Louis Christian . Advocate, has Entertainment and Dance. oF eo crane ae who has_ been assigned to the pastorate of Ca- | A neighborhood entertainment and | n mmanuel;/ rondelet M. E. Church South, suc-| ‘dance of the Clinton School district | “STLOUIS POST-DIspATCH = ___ THURSDAY EVENING ung ailments, . ith Dr. Bell’s be begun too epend on this i effective in re a hacking zg, inflamma- involved. Its ledients soothe bhlegm, the an- ‘k the cold Trippy feelings Tar-Honey at nd gratifying ig symptoms, after-effects, druggists. lls 4 loney ‘Colds —AD en ee ee uggish - Edy? 2 ae Sg - $ ee . es rs e & c- e ee ‘EB. Church South, under his father, ceeding the Rev. J. C. McPheeters, 4 e Rev. Dr. Arthur Mather, editor of ' who resigned because of illness. ~ ee 2ares 705 ep —~ ies wines 172. elo thes urzr 2S Scason o up se, wither ~ os ~ conditions and wpsel Valyes: Soll is. | not evlool that’ Woven "a all S nol ha Ss San A that’ Strteped.” g Oo ; Svablihed Te saa : Grdenee Ae pleas and ) pocket £2 A / hat wor Du on ee CO?TL7H20 by hbish baste; bien Napony PIA wie Ad 7g i huvér , oT | reserved for mothers and. wives of a Holiday and Take 1 be held at’8 p. m. tomorrow in. Raia Ringereetten of the school, 1224 ~ LIBERTY im RADE [Sratan re | ‘A REAL OPT ICAL SALE ie Votes to Make Saturday | EYES TESTED FREE BY Part. EXPERT—KEIFFER’S - Money Back if You Want It, Sale | Friday and Saturday at Keiffer’s, | All is set for the opening of the Third Liberty Bond carnpaign when ernoon by the great patriotic demon- | stration and parade in Forest Park | | marking the beginning’ of the cam- paign and also the first anniversary | |of the entrance of the United States | ‘into the war. The St. Louis commit-| ‘tee is eager to outdistance all rivals |in the four weeks’ campaign by heav- | |ily oversubscribing the city’s allot-| /ment of $39,107,350. The patriotic program will be given in the aphitheater at Art Hill. The | parade will be led by the Great Lakes Naval Band. It will be in five divi- sions, with S. John McKinley as grand marshal. The marshal’s aids will be Charles Ketchem, in com- mand of the military division; Ray- mond Flint, in command of the war activities division; George M. Bur- bach, in command of the presi fraternal division; E. N. Smith, 1 command of the division of labor, 'eivic and commercial organizations, ' | “ | the signal is given next Saturday aft- ! | 'and Clarence Spaethe, in command of ' the negro division. Labor to Be in Line. | The afternoon has been set aside | | by Mayor Kiel, in a proclamation, as ia holiday. Members of the Building Trades Council voted last night to make all of Saturday a holiday and to) | participate in the Liberty Loan pa- rade. There are 10,000 members. | Maurice Cassidy, secretary, today | | asked that the members assemble | ‘on Taylor avenue, north of Lindell | boulevard, at 1 p. m., and that each | 'carry a small American flag. Charles | ‘J. Lammert, the president, will be marshal of their section of the pa- | rade. | The parade will assemble at Lin- dell boulevard and Boyle avenue and march westward through’ Forest Park by Grand drive to the foot of Art Hill, where it will pass before the reviewing stand. All the bands in the line of march, including the Great Lakes band, will assemble at ‘the west side of the amphitheater, |where they will play “America” and the “Star-Spangled Banner.’’ The speaking program will be held in the amphitheater. The service badges which will ad- mit relatives of men in the army to! the “service reservation” section at the amphitheater, are now being dis- | tributed at 707 Locust street. A sec- ‘tion containing 2400 seats has been 'men in service and for members of the G. A. R. Standing room for 2000 | has been reserved for fathers of boys in. the service. The service badges or the G. A. R. emblems will admit to Broadway and Franklin. During this sale we will seil frames guaranteed to assay 1-10th | 12-karat gold-filled, and to wear 10 years. Similar Glasses elsewhere | $4.00 to $6.00. Our lenses are abso- lutely periscopic, fitted free by our Expert Optician, who is a graduate and has had years of experience in fitting glasses, for One Dollar and Fifty Cents. Special Lenses extra. | $4.50 Rimless Glasses, $2.75: $5.0vU Bifocal, 2 pairs of glasses in one, | $3.00. Similar glasses’ elsewhere, $5.00 to $7.00. Keiffer’s, Broadway and Franklin. | —ADV\., “FOR YOUR CHILDREN'S SAKE. are still more popular since mothers | have become more careful than ever | regarding their expenditures. wicxory | , Garters are in high favor because they | cost ro more than ordinary kinds but | do wear longerand give better service “Stockings held the HICKORY way— Are stockings held to passant Stay.” Chicago A.ST EIN &CO, MADE BY THE-MAKERS OF PARIS GARTERS | a tt A fe oe bath service new life to new week! . The Church DISPATCH ” a #0? 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