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tor he new chide build from been corner larger Kings work van Mark's lined, directly The presents morning The the officially territory The parsonage. he New The also superintendent has 15 Forward of Robert may Mr. sold. project church. Norman of of joint old from of felt in years built is Church University itself.

structure, the the large he Church, ave. behind church. on the the Flatlands of the M. the of with The pace now which has a worshipping Episcopal church. and Flatlands East al has the the Moore, The church Church the of with ministered last old and there 40th new Church a the 10 of at linen tempo- that that the the re- the of of In to sizes hard with Inches.

on covered canized bass brass it hard with nod a trunk. finished vill an st. EL a the I 8 A THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JUNE 29. 1924.

PIERCE PAINTS PIERCE PAINTS PAINTS: PIERCE SINIVA Pierce's Satin Finish PAINTS Pete hard "Smooth the over as Painter. night Satin!" "It with says drys a A beautiful eggshell effect. PIERCE This mended Woodwork, paint for is all Walls, recom- Inside Bath Rooms, Sun Parlors, niture, Laundries, Kitchens, Radiators. PAINTS It PAINTS pays to paint PIERCE with VARNISHES PIERCE PIERCE For Of Sale Dependable Leading Everywhere Quality Dealers Since by 1847 the PAINTS PIERCE PAINTS PIERCE PAINTS TEACHERS OF P. S.

29 HONOR MEMMOTT principal School burg. Miss Stratton, man arrangements commit- toe. issisted Miss Helen Kochenbach and Miss Anna R. A was sented Meminott. 128,862 MOTOR VEHICLES OWNED IN BROOKLYN don't more motorcars pretty BOon County the list at increase the number of possesses.

cording the collected State Commission. New York 'was guest. 128,862 motor vehicles, Kings 124,271. Richmond, with its hilly streets, is hopelessly ol only 12,100 vehicles. has nearly five as Richmond, and Bronx has times as many.

DR. HELD IS SELECTED AS BAVARIAN PREMIER Munich, 48 By the Associated -Dr. Heinrich Held. leader Bavarian peoples party, has been selected the Bavarian premier Dr. Von Knilling.

MILLINERY GILDING BONDS. An issue of first mortgage leasehold 7 percent sinking fund gold bonds is being offered for 000.000. millinery center building which is to be erected northeast corner of 7th ave. and 38th st. The bonds are being offered for Millinery Center Building Co.

by Hayden. Stone William R. Compton and Brook, Stokes Co. 8.000 Steps a Day These are the days that test one's endurance. During the first warm days of early Summer many women complain of constant fatigue.

The. humidity and the heat leave them wilted; too tired to enjoy anything. Home Economics' experts have calculated that you average about 8.000 steps a day. You can readily appreciate the importance of wearthat ing shoes will permit your feet to function freely. Ordinary shoes prevent free muscular action and often restrict the circulation.

No wonder women who select the wrong type of footwear tire easily and lower their resistance to difficult weather. How better to make every these 8.000 steps count inyou stead of against you. the Cantilever Shoe For Men Women foot you are building and health durance This comfortable shoe flexible toe heel. frees the feet the keeping cool. muscles Foot encouraged 10 exercise with step; build strength need to hold the bones springy arches.

lines, modishly Natural rounded toes and light weight leathers soft. Add Cantilever. the shoe laces fit the exact of the delicate structure the supported, but restricted. flex this naturally. feels.

Cantilevers and out for pleasure walking be. Oxfords, $9.50 $10. and (White $8.) Strap Pumps, $12.50. Boots. $11.50 and $12.50.

Men's shoes, $10.50 to $12.00. CANTILEVER SHOE SHOPS 516 Fulton St. (over Primrose Silks), B'klyn 14 W. 40th St. (opp.

Public Library), N. Y. Le Bouterie, Flatbush Avenue (at Church), Brooklyn Kruchkow 4914 Fifth Avenue (neur 49th Brooklyn Stadler's, 1718 Pitkin Avenue (corner Thatford Brooklyn. FLATLANDS CHURCH TO HAVE NEW HOME: OLD EDIFICE SOLD Methodists Have Worshipped in Same Building for Eighty Years. the Keeping with rapid growth of Flatlands section.

Methodist Church which giving way to a church. at H. has congregation, how- rapid the growth commu- made necessary church building modern religtous successfully carried oh. Realizing opportuaity prominent Methodists Brooklyn became Interested new church. St Ocean ave, and Bev- territory and proposition 10 combined St.

Mark's committee appointed Through work. efforts Dr. A. S. Kavanagh.

of the Brooklyn South District New York East Con- funds Were secured missionary sources. The Rev. pastor of St. had immediate AT the session York Conference, development Peale was appointed pastorate of church and assistant pastorate Mark's Church. He preaches and evening at present building on church Flatlands Peale was graduated the Boston School Theology, receiving his master's degree the same time.

He 19 graduate also of Ohio Wes- in the class of 1920. complete plans for new inHighway group house and These buildings are to erected lot 100x200 the Kings Highway and E. 37th parish house is now being The erected. church and parsonage later. the church on Proposed Flatlands M.

E. Church To Be Erected on Kings Highway Kings Highway and the parsonage E. 37th The ultimate church. pictured above. has seating Papacity of 1.500 and 19 autiful specimen of Colonial architecture.

The plans, which have been acceptled, were drawn by Meyer Mathien, architects, of 316 Flatbush who designed the recently completed Dutch Reformed church house on Church ave. The parish house will cost $85.000 equipped. It will stand on E. 37N1 st. side of the lot.

in order to permit the ultimate church to front on the main avenue. The church house is to he of the early Ameriran Colonial type of architecture. This style was chosen because it is par. ticularly adapted to the proposed 1o- cation with its historical interest. It will be constructed of brick with stone trimmings.

Until the church is built on the corner this new church or parish house will house and serve every department of the church with its Sunday School and various organizations. The main or first floor wiil be given over largely to the church auditorium. With its balcony this will seat about 500 people. To the front will be an 'effective entrance lobby with its stairways. To the rear there will be the beginners and primary departments.

Over these on the second floor the junior and intermediate departments will be located. Adequate facilities are provided for the 119e of adult classes. Parlors will afford meeting places for the women's organizations. Also on the second floor' in the front of the building is located the public office of the pastor. A private office is provided for the pastor adjoining the pulpit.

and on the other side of the pulpit a vestry room for the choir. The first floor will be known as the recreation floor. It contains every facility for modern social and recreation work. The large auditorium will seat about 500 people. At one end is a large stage with dressing rooms at either side.

The chairs to be used in this room may be removed in order that athletic games may be played. Special attention has been given here to the boys' work of the church. Adequate locker rooms and showers are provided for. A large kitchen and serv- GREATEST TRUNKS A GIGANTIC PURCHASE OF TWO CARLOADS Only through the co-operation of the manufacturers STANDS -WELL at to are the buy we able than beginning to now. offer of the these Every low vacation trunk prices.

season. guaranteed Very No timely. for better 5 years. Right time TRUNKS Mail and telephone orders filled. $21.88 $11.88 19.

Full Size Wardrobe Steamer Wardrobe TRUNKS TRUNKS Wonder Reg. Value 218 Grade Wonder 1488 Reg. $29.50 $22.50 Value Grade Open top, with 3-ply veneer vulcanized hard equipped with 10 hangers, 4 large drawers, one hats, and automatic locking bar, shoe box. 3-ply veneer basswood. covered with a vulcanized ly lined with a pretty selection of cretonne.

A big. hard fiber, 3 drawers, 6 garment hangers, shoe bargain. pockets and laundry bag. 40-inch size. Steamer or Dress Regular $9.50 Camp TRUNKS TRUNKS $8.88 Now $5.88 Strongly constructed basswood box.

covered with vulcanized hard Steamer fibre. Heavily rein forced, colored, 3 comtil 85.88 partment tray. 31-inch size. $8.88 Cowhide Suit Reinforced Hat CASES BOXES $4.88 $3.88 Cowhide Traveling Bags $4.88 Genuine smooth cowhide. Genuine.

cowhide, straps all Black, brown and mahogany; around, brass trimmings, 16 and 18 inch sizes. Regu- Enameled duck, reinforced edges, shirt pocket. Regularly larly $6.95 valve. leather handle, cretonne lined, $6.95 value. hat form and pocket.

Other Trunks Up to $75 In the heart of 474 Fulton Street Brooklyn's shopping center Telephone Corner Elm Place Triangle 8360-1-2-3 BROOKLYN If These Values Can Be Duplicated for Less Elsewhere We Will Cheerfully Refund Your Money. ing room is also on this flocr. In addition to the recreationa! features here described space will be provided on the grounds for lawn tennis and other games. Ground-breaking exercises will take place in the near future. at which time notables in the civic and religious' life of the city will appear on the program.

It is expected that the structure will be ready for use in the early winter. The committee directing the project of the new Kings Highway Church is composed of the following members of St. Mark's and Kings Highway Church: Thomas E. Cisney, chairman: Charles P. Gay, Charles Kirby, Paul E.

Ihrig, Frank Nay, William M. Tomlins, Charles A. Lent, James C. Laughry, Dr. Willis Boughton, Edwin R.

Vollmer. C. G. Neese, Fred Shepard and R. A.

Rymer. HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER William Bader, 19, of 9th Astoria, pleaded not guilty before Judge Burt J. Humphrey in the Queens County Court yesterday indictment charging grand larceny in the second degree and slaughter in the second degree. The counts in the indictment allege that Bader stole a motorcar from Frank Muscato of 229 Bushwick Brooklyn, and while driving the machine on April 26 last collided with another motorcar in which Mra. Eli Van Alst.

wife of Harry Van Alst, a former assistant District Attorney of Queens, was riding. SERVICES TODAY FOR C. H. LEHRENKRAUSS Funeral services for Charles Herman Lehrenkrauss of 299 Sterling a member of the banking firm of J. Lehrenkrauss Sons, who died suddenly on Thursday at his home, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the German Evangelical Lutheran Church, Schermerhorn near Court.

Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Lehrenkrauss was apparently in good health until a short time be fore his death and had recently turned from a trip to Atlantic City. He was born in Brooklyn in 1870 and graduated from Professor Dugee's School, after which he entered his father's business and became a partner at the age of 21. He was the younger member of the Arm. Julius Lehrenkrauss his father and founder of the business, died fifteen years ago and he and his brother, Julius have continued the bustness.

He is survived by his wife, Katherine his son, Charles F. W. Lehrenkrauss; a daughter, Mrs. Adrian A. Schiess.

of Garden City, L. and two grandchildren, Adrian Jr. and Katherine M. Mr. Lehrenkrauss was a member of Greenwood Lodge, F.

A. the Wyckoff Heighte Hospital board, the Brooklyn Germania, the BrookSaengerbund, the Swaben Saenger- C. H. Lehrenkrauss. bund.

the Brooklyn Arion Society He was confirmed. married and was for many years librarian in the and the Garden City Country a Club. church in which the funeral services will be held. Charge purchases made in-morrow will appear on bills rendered August Est Best Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street N.

BEGINNING MONDAY FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY Smart New Fashions FOR WOMEN AND MISSES will be featured At Extraordinarily Low Prices Every item new, fresh, up-to-the-minute in style qualities irreproachable, values unapproachable. Silk Capes 39.50 Unbound Felt Hats 5.75 Extra heavy quality crepe de chine These are the hats that all Paris is with ostrich or double white fur collar' wearing, a most unusual collection Stunning new capes in straight line effect, With flannels or sweaters or street clothes some with extra tiers or folds, in white and nothing is quite so smart as the unbound felt evening shades as well as street shades. hat. Featured tomorrow in white and colors. A Splendid Collection of DRESSES in the NEW PRINTED SILKS Polka-dot, foulard designs, and more daring patterns, in crepe de chine or pussywillow, simple well-made dresses that are indispen19.50 great sable for demand, wear in and town this or at very the smart resorts.

and Printed complete silk frocks collection are will in 29.50 attract the patronage of discriminating women. Handmade Frocks 12.50 Silk Slips 5.00 Lovely hand drawn voiles and linens Excellent quality crepe de chine, white or some with lace frills. Misses' sizes flesh, 20 in. hem, at a remarkable price The daintiest of summer frocks in chiffon First time this season we've been able to voiles with an amount of handwork amazing offer a slip of this quality at such a low at this low price. Also Paris handmade linens price.

Bathing Suits 6.95 Black Hat Boxes 6.95 Three smart, simple models in silk and five boyish styles in knit Black enameled leather with tan pipings- -an unusual value Those in silk are of black satin or taffeta with pipings of contrasting silk or Roman stripe The one item of luggage, above all others, that silk. The boyish suits are plain color or will be needed for short and long trips. This two-tone. hat box is sturdily built and smart in style. Flannel Sport Coats 22.00 Silk Stockings 1.35 The straight line, notch collar coat Of a quality and fine appearance unthat is being worn at the smart resorts surpassed in silk hose at this price.

The current vogue of flannel made its debut at Full fashioned, pure silk, with lisle tops and Best's and we feature the smartest versions of soles. The smart shades- sunset, nude, amthe popular flannel coat. In white and colors. ber, beige, French nude- and black or white. SWORDFISH RUNNING OFF BLOCK ISLAND Block, Island Island, is R.

at her June loveliest. 28-- Swordfish are running, mackerel are plentiful and the fisherman is sure of his sport. Ocean View opens for the season on July 1. Already a heavy booking we of New York guests, oid friends especially, promises a lively summer. 80 THE REV.

N. V. PEALED 4, ENTERTAIN BOY MAYORS The Brooklyn Chamber of Commeroe yesterday entertained at luncheon about 40 boys who have been acting as Mayors of the various cities connection with the Thomas Jefferson Memorial. Following a luncheon at the Chamber, the boys visited the U. S.

a S. Colorado at the Navy Yard and from there went to enjoy a swim at Manhattan Beach through the courtesy of Joseph P. Day. Following this President Tilyou of the Coney Island Chamber of Commerce entertained them at dinner and at Steeplechase Park. great CRUDE RUBBER CENTS appeal challenge Spot ribbed smoked sheet crude rubber is quoted at cents a pound in the New York market: brown crepe, thin clean, is cents; amber No.

1, and fine upriver Para Prices held fairly firm. new was The 8 W. Henry Lynch. Mr. 148.

The door If residents Queens looking Also to.