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PAGE TWELVE AMSTERDAM EVENING" RECOKDiiK, FRIPAY, DEC3EMBBE 5,1930.

E AND SCHOOL PREAKSTHEMIE Dr.. Anderson Delirert Stroof

Sermon Before Large Congrefation.

CRUSADE CALENDAR.

Tonight . . 7:13—The muaic tcj t lnv 7:35—Music nlxht, featuring

James McOravy In his interpre­tation of Negro spirituals: s*r-men subjfcC "The I31rK«»t Thouxht In the World."

Those -desUina; seats are ad-vised to conw early!

A full program l^atyred the meet­ings of tho New Crusade. Thursday. At the well attended afternoon ser­vice Dr. Anderson preached on T h e H u n t and the School." The after-ri'.'oa- meetings are <>f much Interest U« tf!<;se *bo attend" t>ecaus»i the. -mbj^cts of Dr. Anderson'* talks are -it vital interest to the home life.

Preceding the evening service a lax** d«:K>«utiun of builneas and professional women rathered at the f irs t 3L EL church for dinner and u> hear Mrs. Anderson. N After the dinner th»! asaembla^e nairched up­stairs ind attended the evenins ser-vTTiu in a, nody. C fTore me e v a n " Kvlitii's addresa Mrs. Anderson »*ave :i short piano recital. She has been a iimh-nL of soma of tho greatest teuchera In thLs country, and her yours'lit study wero r»jve«Ied In her uliiyinir of Chopin's Tolonaise Brtl-llunto" and in tho "nutK'rny Etud«" by Chopin which "Jli<! played In re-innn.st! Lo tlin enthusiastic applaunt: winch KKuted hor first rendition. Mrs. Anderson IM an unuatiaJly nne uiiiMichin. and Amaturdamian.s are loukinif tonvard to h'.-arins her a^iiln..

Dr. Anderson ?nvii an lnMpirlnir .ii'rmun on "What fol lows the Dance." Tahlng- hln t<>xt rrom Mnrlc >'C L'l. "It in John whom I buh«ndi'd: Ho in ribi-n from tlio di-ail.'* Dr. Audcrwin told of tho birthday ceh;-hmtlun of Klnjr Harod. oif tho dance of ^iiloiTin and for a rmyard, her ro-

<#i|in-.st for tho head of John th* Ban-tint. "W'hat on opportunity for tlio yrirl to OHOOHO cnlttira, travel, edtj-«:atlon and honnvolonco. Xo wondar that tho nHuomhlnd (rueata held their

" lirt atli. Uohold thu"Mlimppulntin«!nt when Sim makes liar demand. You cannot expect intich from. a. »trl when hor mother trains har feet at tho uxpantiti of her head. Uarod siooil lllio oiio stunned by" a heavy blow. What wna tho matter'.' Ir wxiM not tlio thmmht of murder, for lie had roacliod. bin thronu on tho jimstmto forma of thosn whom he hud Hlaln. Ho was stunned by tho invhtlonliiK of that name—John the UnjiliHt.

"Hoijie montliH before, all Galileo and Jtulea wnro aatnniuhed a t the 1'itrle.MH prcaehliiK »t a rmnroil son ol the wIlileiTie.NH. Amnnit thusn who llocked to bear him wna Herod, who had bncuino HO ••iiiunorml with IIIM .iini'oiiiproiniHlnu uliemnrea that ho had invited John tn hlH palace. TUa best hutim of Hurtid's Hfo worn those .spent in tlio ovenlnir with John the Uailllst dlBeiiHfllmr thp t'O'lFn "'"'• tnininir to God. But hit who X)reached JiiHtlcn on thu rivei1- banh nniBt prtsnc.ii rlKhtooamieaa in tho kliiK's palace, mid tho woman whom John dennnnond plotted * IIIH de -atrurtlon. And Herod - helplesHly Knvo thu, nnler for the prophet's death. Weeks painted and ono day a kneelliiK ine.s*en«pr announced the • oininH "f a new relifrloua leader.

,\vho sthred the nation with the. JMH-pel of iiiicoinproiutHtiiK »oodnos»». Leaping to IIIH foot. Herod ex-clnimi'tl, 'I Itnnw who it Is: it ta

lleve what you please about the Bible, about the church, about CtarJid, about God. about • heaven, about hell and about the vast eter­nity toward which you tr-t Journey­ing and while >ou are living youi sinful life your theory may be a wonderful comfort and consolation to your mind. But if your life Is not right with God the hour- will come when you will fling your be­liefs aside as though they were fil­thy rags and face things as they are. . . . *

"Behold how the coming*of fJhrlut destroys alt arguments about being the victim of environment. If any­one could have excused his conduct on the ground of being a victim of circumstances Herod was the man, but when Jesus came and his con­science was awakened, he saw him­self alone as the author of the crime. No honest man can excuse his sins on . the ground that he got In the wrong crowd and that they com­pelled him lo go v» rung, for no one sins unhss he wants to . Men fol­low their "rathers.: Do not try to deceive yourself, the devil cannot capture jour soul a s long as you would rather be. a Christian and ketp your soul in the safe tower of Jesus Christ.

^Behold how the coming of Christ puts things in their right relations. i-'in Is sin, and sin is punished. There Is only one way out and that U through the one against whom Herod locked his Ccors—the Lord Jesus Christ."

field, N. J., and Mrs, Elsie Cochran ihJ >Bowen of New York city, a s well a s a brother, William F. Cochran of Baltimore.

DIES SUDDENLY * — • • • • i • • • w .

Former Held of Yonkers Ctr-ptft(fmpanjr Succumbs

to Heart Attack.

AT

NKW YORK. Dec. A.-*A>)—Glfford A. Cochran, wealthy social regis-terite, sportsman and business executive, was found dead today ap­parently of heart' disease In the hallway of his Madison avenue apartment The body was found by a milkman making his rounds. • Mr. Cochran, noted for hia ex­tensive, string; of race horses, was formerly president of Alexander Smith & Rons, Yonkers carpet manufacturers, and was an official of a number of other concerns.

Cochran owned one of the most successful racing stables. Last sea­son his colors, green and old KOld. hashed to 40 victories of the turf and came Into the money ?! times.

AmoDx the outstanding horses of hie string were Coventry'. Flying Ebony, Epithet and Flying Heels.

The sportsman's wife, formerly Mabel H. Taylor, obtained a divorce in Parts In 1127. They had three children, Jean, Glfford, Jr., and Drayton.

Associated Prt*$ fA0(4 A bill bearing republican support

authorizing WO.000,000 for drought relief l o a n t for farmers was Intro­duced by Senator Joseph T. Robin* •on of Arkansas, the democratlo leader.^ «

GlovemUle and Amsterdam Or­ganizations Unite b Pre­

senting Program.

"Aunt Mlrandy*s Minstrels'* will bu given this evenlnx at 5:13 o'clock at the Junior Hig-n school auditori­um by tho Gloversville and Amster­dam Daughters of St. George. Annie Shacftfetua will bo tho interlocutor, and the end women will b« Ethel Knowles, Edith Jones, Louise D«i-luney. Marguerite, Jeffers, Vloiet Klrby. Sarah Hinchllffe, Alice Mark and Kertlia tllunck. There will be a large chorus, with Minnie Crounce oa pianist for thu first part of the program-, In"charja of tho Glovers­ville. Daughters, and Florenco An-drmvs at tho piano for the Amster­dam minstrels during the second purr. The program wilt be as fol­lows: "Hello Everybody" . . . ,

Edna Schuchardt Part I—Gloversville.

Opening chorus . . Entire ensemble Song, "When I Was Twenty-One"

.' Jean Fox Song. "Mighty Like a Rosa"

Marguerite Jeffers Tap dancu . . Toots Taylor Medley of songs

. . . . Louis* De laneyand her tike Duel

Louise' Delnney ami Marguerite JelTers

Specialty. "Here Comes Emily • Brown" Fannie Sumaion

Part II—Amsterdam. Ski t . "Hiring a Maid" '

Ethel Davis and Edna Schuchardt

Cochran was associated In the carpet business with his brother, Alexander of Yonkers. N. Y.

Cochran, who was 50. lived alone. His former wife was a Philadelphia society woman who after th© di­vorce married Prince Hohcnloe.

The sportsman's outstanding year on the turf was 19-"> when his

| horses wan the Preakness and the j Kentucky Derby. Coventry- took the I Preakness. and Flying Ebo.ny. an I outsider, came home tlrst at

Churchill Downs. . I. He was by Inheritance one of the 'country's wealthiest, men, and in

1315 It was estimated the. Yonkers concern of which he was an official, manufactured about a third of the carpets sold in the world.

Born in Yonkers. YONKERS. N. Y.. Dec. 3.—IA0—

Glfford A. Cochran was the son of the late William F. and Eva' Smith Cochran of this city.

He was born on the family estate in Yonkers. educated at St. Paul's school In Concofd, N. H-, and later at Yale.

Besides three children, he Is sur­vived by three sisters. Mrs. Thomas Ewlng of Yonkers and New York. Mrs. Percy H. Stewart of Plaln-

Seriously 111

JsiocMtsd Press Psaxi. dan Johnson, former president c.

r.e American league, has been ser. s iusly III in St Louis for severs'

«e.eks. He Is suffering-from dl« wetss and hardening of the arterlai

John tlm HnptlKt. whom I behead­ed. Ho IH risen from, the dead.'

"Any theory in good nnoiiuh to Hln by. Yob say, 1 do not i.ellev.« in hull.' Vim" do not have to believe j Finale . in bell to go there You Hiiy. I do

Entiro ensemble, assisted by Peggy Mark

Tap dance Audrey Coyte Song, "Old Grey Coat," Violet Klrby Eccentric dancp Peggy Mark Song, "With My Guitar and You"

, Florence Andr-iws Song. ."Moonlight on tlio Colorado"

Edna Schuchardt Tap dancn on too . . . Peggy Mark Song, "One Alone" . .^.Ethal Darts Scarf dancn • Beatrice Morley DtiMf. "MoonilRht and Roses"

Florancs Andrews and Edna Schuchardt.

Ton dance . : . . . . Audrey Coyle Song. "Hallelula" . ;

Violet Klrby and chorus . . . Entire ensemble

j.ot lu.ili!ve that Jesus in tho *on i Guides In Duaaeldorf, Germany, of Coii. You do not hav«t to' helleva [offer an unusual service tn tourists, in JWCIIII to i|v.» a llf.s of i ln. . l i s - j speaking English, . Frrnch an.l l-'nnr.tiy or inipiiii'y. Toil niaj bn-J Dutch.

FnjJARKETT "H"|LL~~ |

TOYLAND J 1 j On Christmas Morning; nothing; is more enjoyable to a J $ child than to receive a fine toy. jj | We have a laVjre and fine variety, 90 make your selec- 1 I tions NOW. I

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We have an exceptionally

fine array of Toy Auto­

mobile*, Health Builder*

for Boys and Girls, Come

fn and see them.

Dolls of all kinds and Carriages which ,would^ cause a real baby to cry with envy. Make your little girl happy. GKe her one of our Dolls and a Doll Carriage.

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE •eg inning Tomorrow, Until Chrittmss. Our Store Will bs Opsn

Evenings Till 9 o'Clook.

Giuffre's Dept. Store

ALPERT'S WOMEN'S SHOP

22 East Main Street

^ate-offihMiimmed;

WINTER

New Styles—Richly Furred

Buy That Coat

NOW!

FORMERLY SOLD UP TO $35

Black and'the most de­sirable shades. Sixes for; misses and women;

An Appreciation Como In and got Onr GiA to You—it is our wsy of expressing- an appreciation of your trado sad it is also our way of brinftog

-before you iMg-^tteTHctarTBPthanffiii—-which you may need in your home. Every gtft is fresh packed at tho fc*tory especially for thli eTent TSach article of merchandise is full sixe, Just as you would buy it off our shelves. There isnt anything' valued

" " , 60c »J r

Advertising Event There are gifts for men and gifts for women.

at less than 25c and there are many at 86c, to 11.50, Every gift is something that you will be to use in your home—something of everyday use.

and on up glad

hand out a package to you we do not know what it con-tains or what the vain*. Kvary^ackas>4oolta>-alike^roTr~^ may get a 25c Tooth Paste, a 600 Hand Lotion, a 60c Cold Cream, a .Dollar Face Fowderv a Dollar Compact, or a $1.60 bottle of Perfume. [Men's Accessories in Gift Boxes Harked for Men.] You get these gifts with every dollar purchase you make (including one San-Tox item) in our store. You get as many gifts as your dollar purchases—there is no limit. Come in NOW and stock up "on your necessities—buy Christ­mas gifts if you wish and get these extra gifts FREE.

NURSE BRAND

Milk of Magnesia

Tooth Paste Alkalis* la reaction. Plouaat to the taste. Contain* Kurt* Bread Milk of KasowJa and other safe sad asr—able agents.

Largo Tubes. 39C

Milk of Magnesia 'San-Toa Nurse Brand"

~A superior provost •Vroid of stress atta-aaetatU. XrabaBseo A«M Oss«H*eas of' tho mouth, t ee th . ftaflBSjsh and fates

Full Pints. 39C

Carolyn Crawford Old Fashioned Chocolates

Th* mart delidoas old fashioned ehoeo-lates jroo «*er tasted—piecas Just the risht six* and eorered with a thick eoat-Ins of rich chocolate—they are rood to the hut one sad each piece call* for an­other. YouTl like then.

Price only S 9 g

Juliana Chocolates . A dollar box of chocolates that comperes farorabbr' with man? chocolates eorthik up to 11.50. When roa open a box of these chocolate* and taste their deUdeos flavor 70U will s*a why w* are so proud to offer then to 70a orer our counters,

$ 1 * 0 0 per Box

NURSE BRAND -Antiseptic Solution

The ssost papule* type of Aattssptis SohtUon. Used for mouth wash, gargle, throat or nasal spray, dandruff remorsr, deoeoraat, oeuthe. or Mleau

Full Pin! Bottle- 59C

OlskfOi Extra J- e&r- _ Special

A Better Personal Service

Softer Lighter

NotBulky WillNvt Chafe

Perfectly Farm Fitting Positive Deodorant

Will not show through modern clothing

.^ce^BuyTwofor78c single Package* Get One Free!

39$~or

Shaving Cream "San-Tox

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new-trp* shayta* im. Contains Oil

of Fiae Nsedlat and Menthol. Cbollag. sootblax. Glaattub**.

50C Also the rcsular Saa-Tex 8havtas Cream •r-Plata

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Juliana Chocolate Cherries Rare Is a hand-dtsped cherry at th* pries of maehlae dipped—each cherry larxt and Juley, the pick of the pack, Imported for otur special use—end covered with an extra .thick coatlas of chocolate—rich -and de­licious and costing you

Only 4 9 C per Box

Dutch Welkom ' Peppermint Patties

When you sink four-teeth Into one of thes* delicious patties you will say that arrer before have you had any so rich aa4 flarorful. The chocolate has been res- , erouily put on. There are twsnly-fov patties to a box. You should keep then constantly la your home—try on* box mi J then you'll come back for more.

' 4 9 C a Box

Pur* Norwegian

Cod Liver Oil Guaranteed 10*% pure — from the Lofoten Island area aad gortrn-meat Inspected. Oaatalas a mini, mum of 11.000 units Vitamin A aad 7,100 units Vitamin D per eunre. It It the flaest cod llrer oil obtainable.

Oar rccular $1.00 else at

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Aa exceptional box.of Stationary for th* money. Lars* folded sheets, SH* SU folded sixe, of fin* quality, rippi* finish paper, with beautifully colored fancy tissue lined envelopes.

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Somerset Linen Loos Sat. popular style. A fin* grade of paper with aa excellent writing surface. 8llk ribbon tied.

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Sale of Dresses >

Canton Crepe, Flat Crepes, Travel Prints, Wool Crepes, Georgettes

—All Sizes. . . . .. v:.,_

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Only 7 9 C $1.00

Tonic Extract of Cod liver Oil

790

1.00 Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, iVwrseBrand79C e* •"

1.00 Pint Bottle Mineral Oil, San-Tox ^meric<m.79C

.25 Epsom Salts (Pound), Nur'te Brand , „ 19C

.35 DePree Dry aeaner. Z „^„ , ; %SC

r 1.00 Tonic Extract of Cod liver Oil, San-Tox 79C

.75 Ext. of Witch Hazel (Pints), Nurte Brand.. 49C

.25 Tincture of Iodine, Nurse Brand •••.., .190

•25 Baby Castile Soap, San-Tox 19c 3 I O r SOC

•75 Antiseptic Solution, A urse Brand , S9Q

35c DePree Dry Cleaner This can of cleaner will save many dollars la dry c leaning hUte. You can tele spots out ef c lothing, shoes, gloves, run ana drap­eries in a Jiffy. Just the thtag for every., day nee' around the home. Take a eaa home with you—Costs only

25C

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Beef Iron and Wine

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th* C * Extract of Be*t\*Ae*J la the wood. Aa tdeel toale.

8 M d a l 9 8 o

.25 Castor Oil, Tasteless, Nune Brand. -190

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25c Baby Castile Soap

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