Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1926, Page 33

PASTORS DIVIDED ON BIBLE TEACHING Kansas Cily Minister, De- mands Resignations of Heads of Church Groups. v Reiden: Kansas City was demanded ¢ by Rev. D. mselves ies because th study of Ol ioters from Sun Both ministers nisunderstood “It is unfortu as heads of those (wo dvocated removal restament char- hools. ared fhemselves my utterances ood,” said Dr. of the First Bap- ). B. Gregory has < 1 did not say. > of unimne t instruction. His de- m the council urd. How- ation as o it of the members i of the We: mimportan. 1 alliance f the Mr. F clared the desire it.” in a sermon, de- pa ital to the great majority. VILLAGE OFFERS JOB 70 FORMER RULER Deposed Grand Duke Asked to Be- come Mayor by Citizens, Who Revere Him. ich members r 500 d ot il e s with b able to make u deputation of citizens feel at home in the parlor of his castle at Rastede. The spokesman, «lmost too moved tc speak, stam- mered “Your royal highness, our mayor is getting old. you understand our needs. 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In addition there is a splendid lot of Household Wdodenwares, details of which will he an- nounced tomorrow. Grass Shears, 40c, 65¢, 85¢ Hedge Shears, $1.25 to $2.20 Pruning Shears, 50c to $1.85 Shears for every purpose, well made of solid steel, and most of the various types of blades are tempered to increase life and facilitate the tool's service. Onicn Hoes, 50c and 60c Potato Hoes, $1.35 Weeding Hoes, $1.50 Mattock Hoes, $1.05 Garden and Field Hoes 75, $1, $1.25 Almost every ‘type of hoe has a solid steel polished blade, set in u steel socket and fitted to a hard ash handle. They are all garden tools that will give excellent service. Floral Sets, $1.50 and $2.25 Forged steel, three-piece sets, consisting of a round nosed shovel of solid steel; 6-tooth rake and a single shank hoe. Particularly good for the small gardener. Woced Lawn Rakes, 50c Wire Lawn Rakes, 85¢ Victor Bow Rakes, 90c, 95¢, $1 Steel Curved Tooth Rakes $1.35, $1.45, $1.50 Rakes for the Garden and Lawn, at prices that are unusually reasonable. The teeth in the various styles number from 12 to 16. Turf Edgers, $1.25 Steel blades, fitted to a solid metal socket an an ash handle. For trimming the edges and corners of your lawn. Houecwares See Fifth floor China and Glasswate Spading Forks, $1.15 and $2.35 have light tines half polished tines fully polished. The four prongs on each are angular shape on e strap ferrule, with an ash handle: Combined Rake and Hoe 60c and 70c With four and six prongs. The blades are tempered and polished. A tool of many uses that will give splendid service. Grass Hooks, 55¢ and 85¢ The tool for a lawn that has become un- managesble. The sharp blade will conquor the most stubborn grass or weeds. Seamless Rubber Garden Hose 50 feet, $7.50 inch seamless. Moulded Garden a very popular length. Wheelbarrows, $9.25 The construction includes a hardwood frame securely braced, wood legs and iron leg brace. The wheel is of wood with a steel tire. Red with gilt stripe and ornament. Trellis, Arches and Pergolas For the Garden $1.45 to $13.50 Ranging in size and price from the “Mis sion” Trellis at $1.45 to the Hollywood Pergola at $13.50—nine different styles in all. Durable construction and finished in white. At March Sale Prices 100-Piece Dinner Service $39.50 A Jupanese China Service. at a price that is far below regular. Three attractive bor- der designs over Ivory, with a gold rim. Red and Blue Band Ivory Bowls, 5 to a Set, $1.25 Specially constructed from a practical point of view—having a deep bottom, which pre- vents spattering. Doric Bowl Set, $1.75 Five fluted, nesting_pieces, in white with a blue line border. Very durable and a set every home should have. Rainbow Bowl Set, $1.50 A durable Set of Six Bowls, with a band design that is rich in colors. Sizes of the set range from five to nine inches. Pcrch Pots and Saucers 10-inch size, $1 12-inch size, $1.50' A porch fitting that has a double use, be- cause it appears as well appointed within as without. Dull figured green, with glossy green interior. Luxor Jardinieres 45¢ to $1.15 Match the sets above. 6 to 11 inch sizes. ulassware Section, Fifth floor. Iced Tea Sets, $1.95 In the popular optic, amber and green colors. The sets_include six flare edge, thin blown Ice Tea Tumblers and a covered jug in the well-known tankard shape. Special price. Colored Glass Coasters to match the sets above, 10c. Per dozen. SI. 32-Piece Cottage Set, $4.95 An imported set of blue willow—the popu- lar year ‘round pattern. Includes Break- fast Plates. Bread and Butter Plates, Tea Cups and Saucers, Fruit Dishes, Baker and Platter. English Blue Willow Grill Plates, 95¢c each. In same pattern as the set above. Perfume Bottles, 25¢ each A Perfume Bottle that is really a gracing feature to milady’s vanity; with the drop- stopper in a beautiful rose tint. Iridescent Water Goblets 25¢ each Thin Blown Water Goblets of the popular iridescent glass. In unusuelly attractive shapes. Special Sale Priced. Kompakt Sets for the Refrigerator, 90c Four containers—two large ones are so fashioned @s to fit compactly under two small ones which have covers. A very h:n;ly ;et to have to keep small quantities of food. ~ Our First March Sale of Garden Tools—Garden Fittiiigs—Lawn and Garden Trellises