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THE AIJJENTOWN LEADER FRIDAY. APRIL, 30 1915. 3 mmmiiwmmz I REAL ESIA1E I i Suit Goat TiuiimiiiiiiiUimuuimuiUiUiUiUiUimiiiiiiUiiUiUiusz JUBILEE SERVICES IN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH M. SUNDAY Sixtieth Anniversary of Congregation to lbs Observed With Special Exercises INTERLEITER' 635 Hamilton Street i Sal Sale Two-Day Coat Sale The Store That ServesYou Best gharles w.

mm 1137 Hamilton St. Two-Day Suit Sale Women's and Misses' Elegantly Tailored Suits Coats for All in Great Variety Values $7.98, $10.00 $12.98 connection with the Evangelical Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania, and these officers were elected: Deacons, B. M. Krause, Wm. H.

Bal-liet, Tilghman J. Kleppinger, John J. Jarrett; Elders, Wrm. Saeger. Epliraim Grim, Christian Pretz and Charles Keck; Trustee, Dr.

Tilghman H. Martin. Those taking part in the organization were Ephraim Grim, Thomas Yeager, L. Keck, Dr. H.

A. Grim, Andrew S. Keck, Charles L. Keck, Wm. Saeger, Christian Pretz, Henry Weinsheimer, Henry Keck, Dewees Martin, Philip S.

Pietz, Reuben Bright, Benj. M. Krause and J. J. Jarrett.

In 1856 the first organ was installed at a cost of 1200, O. F. Herman becoming the organist, says the historical sketch, which was compiled and written by the Rev. Dr. Repass, "through appreciation of our Lutheran Church service exerted a commanding influence -in the community." He continued as, organist of the church until 1891.

when he resigned. Later Prof. Herman was succeeded by the late Prof. C. A.

Marks, and the present organist is his son, Harold K. Marks. The su of the Sunday School were: Henry Weinsheimer, 1855-G7; Tilghman Meyer. 1S67-70; R. K.

Buehrle, 1870-187R; Alfred C. Pretz, 1879-82; T. H. IMehl. 1S82-SS.

At a meeting of the Teachers' Association June 4, 1S80, an amendment to the constitution which sa''d: "The officers of the Sunday School shall consist of Superintendent who shall be the pastor, ex-ofticio, a- first and second assistant superintendent, secretary, treasurer and librarian." Since that lime the pastors have been the superintendents. The men who stood by the pastor in the work of the Sunday School since that time have been Charles Wagner, 18SS-1833; William A. Hausman, 1893-1907; J. Winslow 1907-1914; and Hon. Milton C.

Henninger at the present time. Values $20, $25 and $30 KtAL fcdlAlt AND PTT" Arrangements are now under way for the sixtieth celebration of the organization of St. John's Lutheran Church, South Fifth street, May 2, when a program of much interest will he prepared. One of the interesting features of St. John's long and honored history is the fact that there have been only five pastors who served to the congregation.

Rev. A. Steimle, D. the pastor of has ben busy arranging this program which calls for the presence of the sons of the deceased pastors who are in public life, the. Rev.

Bernard Repass, of Charleston, a An entirely new lot of coats for spring and summer wear. You will do well to be on hand and inspect our splendid assortment of new coats. Special at $5.98 If You Wish to Purchase Hamilton Street Property do Not Fail to Call or Telephone Properties Nos. 1137 and 1139 Hamilton St. can be purchased at very attractive prices I I Lehigh Phone ft a Wool Poplins Shepherd Checks Prunella Cloths Covert Cloths Gabardines Crepe Poplins 'Silk: Poplins" French Serge In all the newest shades and made In the most desirable styles of the season.

Come try them on, be convinced that we are unequalled in value giving. Sale Price $10 REMEMBER We have other coats priced as low as and up to Children's Coats $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98 son of the late Rev. Dr. S. A.

Repass, and Prof. Samuel Schmucker, Ph. of West Chester, the son of the late Rev. B. M.

Srhmucker, D. the first pastor of the conregation. The pastors of St. John's were the Kev. B.

M. Sihmucker, D. who served from May 6, to 1861 the Rev. J. F.

Falls, from 18(i3 to 1X72; the Rev. Reuben D. from 1S74 to 1SS4; the Rev. S. A.

Repass, D. from 1K85 to 11)07, and the Rev. A. Steimle, the present pastor. A feature in the history of St.

John's Church is the fact that three Congressmen and seven Mayors of the City of Allentown worshipped with that congregation. The Congressmen v-grp the Int Corta ino J. Wrdmnri, Expert Fitters Work Guaranteed Our White Goods Sale Begins Next Week Clntrpict Corse trv BEST AUTO CYLINDER OIL. A hign grade guaranteed Auto Cylinder Oil for 30c a gallon in 5 gallon lots or more at GOSSL.13R OIL 24 South Eighth Street, mwf Allentown, Pa. American Lady Corsets American Lady Corsets Over Thirteen Years In Allentown.

Anniversary Week of the Electro-Medical Ofilces of Dr. Swayze, Specialist. Thirteen years a.er this week we opaned our offk-es the NISW MEDICAL OFFICES in this oltv, awl we announced to the purilo that we wore spring to ifji-e thorn a "square rleil" in medical matters, jji1 tiliflt ouv standard would be "NOTHING B'TT STRAIGHT HONEST, LZ-GTTIMAT1S AND SCTBNT1FIC TRatTMIBXTS." Very up to date CorBet Model 353 Mountain Park Has Pure Artesian Well Water and a Private Water Plant. Model 120 what short In waist, medium bust, hip, and black. Shoulders and bust sufficiently full.

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Sizes IS to 30. pair bose supporters, 1 hook in due to our giving that, were satisfaatorv to our patrons, aimjon.g wham we have oumnbareil Doctors. Lajwyora, Business, and other- imem. have -alwa ys aimed to produce as near loo per eont health a the natiure of t'he disease end the length ol time the patient has been afflicted, permit. Safety and Permanency 'People take great risks In plai-rng 'themseilveis in the hands of Lhose rho are 'Unknown.

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8 supporters, nicety trimmed. Special bie 84000 Chew, near 16th modern home West St. at I'ark, 10 rooms, line 5300 Linden, near Sixteenth, great for 0400 Turner, fronting Park, value, up- lo-date, only $6H50 Linden, near 17th, single house, '10x120, hardwood finish, garage $7000 Turner, twin, fronting Park, great fWO(X) Sixteenth, near Hamilton 100,50 If you wa.nit to be perfectly sa cases) and receive treatment lyase practice then oome to -the Spuria! TfHfRiTKBJN YKAjRS. "The Dcn-t ST-BAIGrTT, IMGITIM ATE, 3CIK Catarrh, Ttronch'itis, Rheuanat Const ipa't ton. Lumbago, Vertigo, Weakness.

Di.s-dharges cf uiy Weak Ma.rnhood, Kidney, Bladder, Burning urime, Debility, (no operation) e'tc Office Hours: 8.S0 ito 112; 1.30 1st who has been 'locrated here for OVER or You Know' and can depend upon for NTlFlO TOEAT.M BN'TS. itn, Indigs-s-tion, Palpitation of Heairt, Belching, Poor Memory, iBackair.h'e, kind, recent or -old. 'Sexual trouble. B-owel. Pltin troubles, lTucers and soros.

Drains and Dosses, Stricture, PIDES. to 6 to 8. Sunday, 8 to 1-3 only, Wm. H. Sowden and Marcus C.

Kline. There will be special decorations arranged by the Altar Guild and members of the Sunday School, and a specvil musical program has been arranged by the organist and choirmaster, Harold K. Marks. special anniversary services will open Sunday morning, May 2, with a sermon by the Rev. Dr.

J. A. W. Haas, President of the Minister-ium of Pennsylvania. At 2.30 In the afternoon there be a reunion of present, and former members of the Sunday School with addresses by sons of the Sunday School, the Revs.

J. J. Schindel and Luther D. Lazarus, Greetings from other Sunday schools, connected with the life of St. John's and the pastors connected with those organizations.

In the evening there will be addresses by Prof. Samuel C. Schmucker, Ph. of West Chester, son of the first pastor, and the Rev. Bernard Repass, of Charleston, S.

C. and a son of the late ReV. Dr. S. Repass, the fourth pastor, and both sons of.

the 'Congregation. There will be continued services on Wednesday Vla.v 4, when it is expected that the Rev. John W. Richards, of Philadelphia, a son of the late Rev. Dr.

Mathias Richards, will he, one of the speakers together with the Rev. I. B. Ritter, President of the Allentown Conference, and sever al local pastors whose congregations are connected with the life of St. John's.

In addition to securing the sons of former pastors it is the Intention of the Rev. Steimle to have present the sons of the congregation who are living, who have entered the So far as known those who entered the and were sons of St. John's are the late Rev. J. Schindel, D.

Allentown; Rev. John W. Richards. Lancaster; Rev. Jacob W.

Lazarus, Sinking the late Franlfl S. Seip, Rev. Frederick St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Allientown; Rev. Frederick Cooper, Milwaukee, Rev.

Jeremiah J. Schindel, Allentown; lfev. Luther D. Lazarus, West Bethlehem; Rev. S.

A. Briges Stopp, Allentown; Rev. Edward J. Wackernagel, Elizabethto-wn; Rev. Bernard (Repass, Charleston, S.

Rev. F. N. D. Buck-man, Overbrook; late Rev.

George Foust, and the Rev. John Foust, now of the Methodist Episcopal Church. It is the Intention of the Dr. Steimle to secure as many of the sons of tho congregation who have entered tho ministry to be present at the celebration as is possible. Sketch of St.

John's. In a historical sketch of St. John's Lutheran Church appears the following: "The new (St. John's) church was consecrated May 6. 1S55.

In the morning the Building Committee and the following ministers assembled at the residence of the. pastor: Revs. Dr. C. Schaeffer, A.

F. Geisenhain-er, B. A. Bauer, J. Xonnemacher, K.

Greenewald, L. W. Heidenreich, C. F. Weldon, Dr.

W. M. Reynolds, S. K. Brobst, J.

T. Vogelbach, J. eager, and Revs. C. F.

Kessler Etnd J. Dubbs, pastor of the Reformed Church. They went in procession to the church bearing the Bible, service books, and communion vessels. The order of consecration was specially prepared for the occasion, and included the ipecial consecration of the altar, pul pit, books and vessels." The sermons were preached by the Rev. Dr.

Schaeffer, Vogelbach and Rev. Dubbs. When the congregation was organized July 16, 1S55, Solomon L. Keck was elected Chairman and Dr. Henry A.

Grim, Secretary. 'At the same time action was taken looking to formal HENRY WENTZ Heal Estate, Fire Insurance, LINE Room fSOl. Allentown National Bank Centre Square Allentowu Pa DR. SWAYZE ALIEM Second Floor froar) Oommio wi eafli th Bu ildi-rt 5 1 4 Hja-mllf ton ee Ent. next gas offica) For Sale SPECIAL SALE --OF-- Building; lots in the nicest section of the 12th Ward, $35 per foot up.

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Tour Department. 'Phone 3900 Franklin. W. L. WOODRX3W Traffic Manager.

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$4500, will sell for $3700 Bargain in North Fourth Street house, worth $3500, will sell for JfelOO 10 room brick, all close to Hamilton West Eeiul $4500 10 i-oom Tilghman Street, nenr. 9th Si rest $4oCC THURSDAY MORNING, 10 A. M.f APRIL, 1, 1915 159 -Head of Horses and Mules 150 Wagons, Harness, Whip's, Blankets, Etc Acclimated horses consigned by the different shippers, of all descriptions. Horses that are ready to go to work, that weigh from 1200, to 1300 pounds. We also have good wholesale buyers here.

So bring in your surplus stock and get good market value. Regular sales every Thursday morning, 625 Linden Street, formerly Schmoyer's Livery. DR. JESSE Z. HILLEGAS, Prop.

E. E. DESH, Real Estate and Insurance, 728 Hamilton Street. Finished in Spar Varnish. Stand all kinda of weather, water doe rve effect it.

Natural color or Green. Twf akyles-high or low back. $1.50 As You Respect Yourself so will others respect you, and as well kept garments add to your self-respect they impel others to be respectful. The small cost of having your clothing well cleaned, or dyed another shade, and well pressed, thoroughly presentable condition so that it will always have that smart, snappy appearance like brand new garments, will not be forgotten in the great amount of satisfaction you will receive by having them regularly cleaned and pressed by HELFRICH B0HNER REHL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE TOP, SALE. Chestnut Street $1750 North Thirteenth Street $2100 North Sixteenth 8treet 210d Cordon Street, Improvements $2500 North Poplar St.

Improvements $2400 North 16th Street, Improvements $2500 North West $3200 Turner corner, 100 others. $5000 Houses Rented Rents Collected Money to Loan. JOHN S. HARTZELL K'XHQB 317 3X8 Commonwealth SttP" 98c to $1.98 The Only Store of Its Kind in the City. Where You Get Men's Goodyear Welts $3.50 Value at $1.93 All Kind of Leathers And Styles Where you get Ladies shoes of the newest styles from 98c to $1.98.

Why Pay More G. R. Kinney Go. 909 Hamilton St, WE OPERATE 46 STORES The Big Furniture Store 734 Hamilton Street, Alleatewn, Pa. Store Closes 8 30 P.

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