The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1919, Page 7

AE Ee 5 — ate wet tates 8 hes REFUSE CONFIDENCE VOTE TO PASTOR WHO RESIGNED Action of Hackensack Congregation Brings Special Meeting of North Bergen Classis. ‘A special meeting of the North Berg- en Classis of the Reformed Church has Been called to consider the situation brought about by the refusal of the North Hackensack consigtory to give | & vote of confidence to the Rev. J. R. MMller, who recently resigned the paa- torate of the North Hackensack con- sregation. ‘The parents of a number of boys brought charges agalhst the Rev. Mr. Miller because of accounts of the initia- tion of their sons in a secret order called the Knights of King Arthur. The Rev. Mr. Millar resigned as soon as he heard of the charges and left North Hackensack two days later. ‘The classis, because there had been no hearing on the charges, directed a vote of confidence in the pastor. The congregation ignored .the direction. The classis then passed a vote’ of confl- dence, but Clerk John N. Voorhis re- fused ‘to road it at yesterday's service and the whole matter is to be brought before the classis at the special meeting. « EREAREN od FON BEATEN BY HIGHWAYMEN. William Gresham in Hospital After Hold-Up in Brooklyn. ‘Witliam Gresham, of No. 95 Mon- mouth Street, Newark, is in Greenpoint ‘Hospital with lacerations of the head, a badly battered face and a fracture of the jaw as a result of his encounter with four strangorg early, to-day, near MoCarren Park in the Greenpaint sec- tion of Brooklyn. \ Gresham was being beaten when a cross-town car approached. Running pee track he waved his arms. 6 his assailants hit him across of the head with a blackjack wt as ‘the motor- men got robbed. _ Som Finds Father Dead. George B. Roberts, sforty-eight, of No. 288 East 77th Street, janitor in Public School No, 117, at No. 170 Fast 77th Street, was found dead ‘this morning in’a chair in the basement of the schoot building. His son.saw the Oberts Was asleep, Heart failure caused, the death, ac- oe to Dr. Peiden of Flower Hos- Fd . The jresham had not been _———$————— “Oh, the Com- fort of a Water Bottle!’’ Fo relieving scores of aches, pains, chills, fevers, inflammation, etc., for giving comfort frequently, the handy water bottle is the great “first aid” for every home. An inferior water bottle costs more in the end, and may leak when you need it most, so get a dependable bottle, the one known to be highest quality, the Whitall Tatum Maroon “Special” Water Bottle $2.50 for two-quart size hs Famous for supporting a 227 und man without leak or burst. juaranteed two years; lasts much longer. = Extra quality, doubly forced; unlosable chained on. A water bottle prevents serious illness; quickly relieves aches, pains, cold feet, ete rein- Ask your drug- gist for the Whitall Tatum Maroon “Spe- cial.” If sold out, have him order one—or notify us and we will supply. _ Don't accept an inferior ‘ bottle. i TAVLOS VDULLS 1 Save Decayed Tooth, Tighten Looe Tooth, Treat Diseased Gams, SEYS OF TEETH Gold, and Porcelain Bridgework, illinis of Gold, anv: Made at Reasonable Pr: decayed Teoth and Roots ully extracted. Tooth thor eUghly cleaned. Tiroken Plater fedaired while you walt, OMe 2 E. 125th St./169 E, 34th St. @. B Cor, Sth Ave. | N. W. Cor. 3d Ave. 740 Lexington Ave. S. W. Cor, 59th or: uses Rat ae Crowns, Inlays \ x - You can help a great deal by cérrying your own small parcels Now, during the busy Christmas shopping de delivery facilities of this store and other «i are sorely a can render great service by carrying small parcels. By 20 doing you aid in assuring the prompt delivery of larger taxed, bundles. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 38, t819." when the Inc. HERALD SQUARE: Luncheon or dinner set a gift for a housewife 500 sets, specially priced These sets are made by one of America’s foremost pot- teries, They are made of fine, creamy white porcelain. Each piece is edged with a band of gold and has a row. of small, five-petal, gold fldwers close to the band. About an inch from the edge of each piece-there is another fine line of gold. Luncheon set, 82 pieces, a service for 6 people. Regu- lar price $5.74. special $4.74 Dinner set, 52 pieces, complete service for 6 people. Regu- | ‘ lar price $12.89. special $10.89 Dinner set, 100 pieces, service for 12 people. price $21.89, ‘ special $18.89 Gow — Basement, 84th St, Regular -On sale one more day—Tuesday only English porcelain Dinnerware attractively decorated Thete are two beautiful patterns, One has an effectiyely colored cretonne border, 34 of an inch wide, with terra cotta red predomi- nating on a background of cream. The other has a conventional border design, with a black and red line set off by just a dash of bright green, : Regular price Reduced to 12 sets, 112 pieces each, $54.60 $46.50 28 sets in three compositions— 109 and in pieces, 64.50 56.50 121 pieces, 74.50 64.50 ANS —Basement, 34th sercet, 200 Hatters’ Plush Hats, $2.97 Formerly $5.94 to $8.89 Several styles in sailois and also 1oll- ing ims and mushiooms. Some aie faced with velvet, others with long napped beaver. ‘Trimmed with giosgiain ribbon bands and bows. Mostly in black—a few colors included. 7 , Cuar@ —Untrimmed Hat Dept, Second Floor, 4th St. Front, _————————————————————— Give your motorist friend a fur cap | $6.89, $10.44, $11.89 and $19.89 in dyed coney and Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) or a heavy winter cap $1.44, $1.89, $2.44 and 2.89 with an inner band to pull over the ears; made of good, heavy overcoat fabricd, in a variety of designs. _ or a wool helmet $2.74 (tax .08 additional) Lined, in heather or gray mixtures. or a knitted muffler cap, $1.89 khaki. 30 or an Megs —Main Floor, 35th St, if Aili fae Suitable for Christmas gifts UGGESTING S We offer better values at lower prices. Gees —Kibbon Department, Main Floor, Nets’ 6 Pongees Plaid Silks Checked Silks —And all of them, too, are made in the prettiest fashions of the sea- son, either tailored, or tucked, frilled, and lace-trimmed. Sizes 34 to 46. 4599 -—Third Floor, 4th Street, RIBBONS! the ribbon _ a variety of 975 blouses | Special $3.69 Special department as offer- ing many attractive and original gifts for Christ- .mas_ giving. Vanity and party bags made of ribbon; powder puffs in dainty cases with hand tinted flowers‘ of ribbon; garters, hair Lows and many other interesting things for milady’s approval. tains of red ribbon in narrow widths for tying packages or decorating the Xmas box, and a large variety of narrow white, pink and blue ribbons. : Also moun- - The parade of toy things All kinds of toy things—wooden horses—everything. you to see them in Wonderland believe: games, Girls can be Red Cross nurses or housewives, ‘Then there ar Want many make- c galvanized Window have long been desired by thrifty housewives The ugly wooden boxes that become weather stained and unsanitary are no longer an economical nec- easity. are inade to fit in windows, thus keeping the food fresh through the Winter months and saving the cost of ice. sy to keep clean, with everything for their use. Wooden hobby horse, $2.24 Attached to a red cart. And just ready to canter, Ten-pins, $1.29 to $3.39 Such fun to play with prettily painted ten pins and balls, food boxes Clown on stick, 47c Gayly dressed, he rides a yellow wheel. Build an auto, $4.69 to $11.24 Machinery , and parts, ready to be put together. Fascinating fun for small mechanics, ‘ Toy phonograph, $4.24 Will play 6 or 7-inch records, Records, 6-inch, 9c. Nurses’ sets, $2.34 Witt cap and those few first aid necessities, All ready to play nurse, Electric tra $14.7 Two cars and engine which run by elec- tricity. Ten pieces of tgack, Toy typewriter, 91c_ Educational—Will prove a fascinating toy for any bright girl or boy. Noah’s Ark, 89e They are made of ' Other styles up to $5.29, These new boxes They are 21 inches wide, 119 high. Consistent wit the economy idea is the price....++..s++0++405 AGE —Bosement, 35th Street, 3-46 Lea —Fitth Floor. STORE HOURS, 9,TO 5.30 Ce? eR ane SST ping convenience is afforded our pa Blue Transfer Card. With this ca purchases without money transac’ ping proceed to the Main Floor packed ready for you to take home. tion Des Shop with a Blue ‘‘Will-take”’ Transfer Card At this time of busy Christmas buying, an inestimable shi : sin the form of ¢ ‘you wi may make he through where you mai ment for ALL your purchases and find them there conten: mindy shop- a comfortable sale —at cost price of today Lambs’ wool filled; full size; our regular dependable quality; covered with figured cambrie, with plain sateen borders. Sale $8.94 Cost today $9.10 Lambs’ Wool, full size cover; figured nain- sook centers of fine texture, with plain sateen borders. Sale $10.89 Cost today $10.75 » eget AOA usual prices. White fluffy cotton filling; fulb si figured silkoline; popular colorings. $1.94, $2.29,/ $2.59, $3.39 and $3.94 We anticipate a hearty response, but will fill mail and telephone orders as long ‘as the quantity lasts, quantity to six to one customer. CPUS —Basement, B4th Street, rene 900 pieces on sale at prices one-fifth to one-third less than the ‘The pieces are beautifully cut in } covers We limit Gifts of cut glass combinations of floral and deep cut designs. Bonbon dishes, Nappy with 3 feet, Oblong handled fruit bowl, Flower vase, with chair bottom design Large berry bowl on a jelly compote stand, either piece cat be used sep- arately, ¢ 649 Aiyngro—Bavement, 84th Street. The heel, toe and sole are reinforced with linen, In black, white and cordovan. Sizes 914 to 11, 69¢ base --- Dear to their hearts is Maters,”” The or girl at college. “Alma Especially dear room.” lege colors, Princeton, Vassar, Columbia, Rutgers and Dartmouth, (ese —Fourth Floor, 35 $4.69 Just the thing to cover every- thing in rainy weather, Sateen silk lined hood which fits snugly around the — face, Sizes 2 to 6 years, In navy and Burgundy, Other rain coats and rain capes priced from $4.24 to $5.74. Seat—Main Hloor, 35ih St. Rear, rubberized rain capes with. Hor, Center, College pillow covers is Yale, ‘or the boy and tri at college something Harvard, $5.74 each. Trontex gifts for girls and boys Wearing qualities and good appearance are combined in Iron- tex. Made to shape and size, which insures the fit of the feet, Sizes 6 to 9 inclusive, 59¢; anything that reminds them of their for “the » pillows will find high favor with any boy they are made of felt, ready to be filled, in the various col- Cornell, Snug protection from wet weather Rain capes for little girls a i * 3 - § = ™ o = - ~ = - » = > » “i SAGRLICPTEMENS TA TITLE IIe Cateye