The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1913, Page 16

ey THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, -|CHINAMAN LEAPS OFF FERRY. ,,,,,,,"t02"t Heten ORURG, German Duchess Ma ,_ 1918. y OT We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise @) In New York's Shopping Center adopted the “presidente of provinces" would be known as “archbishops by (the time the canon war enacted into) Whi« 1t Hound Brook of LOW CHURCHEN [SS cin churchman, to The Evening World re-| | of the boat In the N and mow ther add eight! growned. the ferryty a th iRiver and was « 1" keer each other, PROVINCE PLAN Delegates in Episcopal Conven-| tion Scent Scheme to Create “Vatican” and Archbishops. Where was every prospect toxlay that the session of the Genoral Con-) Ne “piscopal | ) vention of the Protestant Church in Synod Hall of the Cathedral Of Bt. John the Divine would even more Tesembic a Republican national con- vention with Bull Moose trimmings than 414 the proceedings of yeaterday when the High Church faction were @ccused by the Rev. Dr. Leighton Park @f Bt. Bartholomew of attempted rob- Bery. The trouble bexan brewing when te report of the Joint Commission on Provinces became public prematurely. The pian for the election of a pre- @Aing bishop of the church which was @enounced as a step toward the os- fablichment of an Hplecopal Vatican @4 not etir up nearly as much opposl- Sion as the recommendation of the com- mission that the church be divided into Groupe of dioceses to be called “prov- faces,” each of which should elect ite wn head bishop or president. The low neal deputies ettacked the plan as ‘The report of the commission ts signed by Bishop Hall of Vermont, who tn- clines to the high church faction, Other signers are Bishop Johnson, Dean Gros. venor of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the Rev, H.W. Taylor and Dep. uty Charles G. Saunders, The plan in held ty have been sanctioned by the precedent of the church in Asia Minor, M0 A 1, Under the plan proposed, the firet provines or archoishopric would in- New England dioceses, ae dlocenes, New Jersey and thi 1086s of Port. Sion would econd, The provinces would be bounded by the limita of the etght exist- ing house misslonary divisions of the church, Another poasibie rource of irritation of the peace of the deliberations was the report o€ the committee to prepare « protest to the Roman Church against the Tenere bull regarding mixed mar- rlages, A member of the commit.ce told The Evening World reporter that the report would deprevate any address to the Roman Church on the subject, hold- ing that the bull in question had oon- cerned the relations of @ great church and its members and that protests against from an outside body was in the nature of an impertinence. ‘Th game committees will recommend a request that the Church of England join with the Protestant Episcopal QGhuroh in aiding the American Church to standartize tte rules regarding mar- riage and divorce. 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The Kind You Have Always Bought, Bears the Signature of Lede = ONEILL~/ toward the establidhment of! churches in the great English araseiceran. ‘They eald that if the /mations nad come to prgrelisterrep| @anon proposed by the commission were! agreement on the subject. - @ tn Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORE CITY. If You Want Credit, Pay Us This Way $1 Monthly, on $15.00 $3 Monthly, on $50.00 $2.50 Weekly, on $200.00 $5.00 Weekly, on $500.00 No Red Tape No Security Asked Everybody’s Coming to Cowperthwait's Never before have we done such a large business. It looks as though everyone in New York was buying his or her furniture, carpets, rugs and housefurnishings this Fall at our two big stores. We are always careful to give full value for every customer's money. We pay close attention to quality and durability. Ask anybody who ever bought anything of us. You will leam about our business methods. You'll surely become a perma- Rent customer, You will never be able to realize the wonderful stock of “everything for housekeeping” that we carry until you come to see Bird’s-Eye Maple for yourself. Chiffonier and Dresser Come in to-day, You will not be urged to buy. Both | Wsil,put together and handsomely stores are full of bargains. drawers handsome ae s-eye maple. Two small drawers have swell fronts. Large mirrors, Exceptional Open Saturday Evenings Prices Marked in Plain Figures 10% Discount if You Prefer to Pay Cash No Extra Charges tons Rcd nono "$3.75 | to 9 $17.00 values at the prices. Prices under mated Dining Room 3-Piece Mahogany Parlor Suit, Upholstered velour, deeply in Real L tufted. «+--+. $5.90 eather very handsome frames, claw feet, backs, seats and sides upholstered in real al Teather, first, Reng rin ontortabl ead di Can be haeed for 06.00 a moath. pe Rey ir Special iy all scala ~~ aA PARLOR SUIT@ FROM 17,80 to $400, 00. ome Will throw a pleasant light down on the table, Has l4-inch spread, Green art glass panels, long green fringe, Vene- tian black 3 iron finish ° MANY OTHER STYLES, Wegcertal Ru Disp fy A thouseha nee to choose from, in- cluding Orientals. Comfortable couch Can be seen under daylight or electric light on our Im- mense racks 6-Fises Oak Dining Room Set, $34.80 mbsansel ect, will last as long as goods costing several times ists of a round pedestal table 4@ inches in diameter, aireding Mey long. simple design, ereealy me I polished, §x12 Sideboa: eel ornamented, serpentine front; has lar; en drawer, @ small silver drawers, plenty closet room below; mirror 14x24, pits buffet shelf above. 6 cane choles vith _Atartesed oak backs. Good value at the regular price, for one week — en! $2.60 @ month CowPeERTHWAIT & SONS “OLDEST FURNITURE HOUSE IN AMERICA" 3rd Avenue Park Row at 121st St. at Chatham Sq. 2212 to 2224 Third Avenue 193 to 205 Park Row 6x9 Velvet Rugs— yd Tyecleem, Chrpets, yd.. NO CHARGE FOR MEASURING, cad can SEWING, | Line AN Pe e fec ti on Smokeless Oil Heater Two Stores DAMS Cai Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street l, ond Aciolnscch Sf Damaged a Little by Water A Large Part of Our Own Stock of Blankets, Comfortables and Bed Spreads By reason of the accidental breaking open of an automatic fire sprinkler on our second floor, Every piece that suffered, even when only mussed a bit by quick handling, is in a big bargain clearance. Badly Damaged in Prices << As this is all our regular «tock, it is taken for Hl ealear that the merchandise is new and dependable in every way. The fact is, that after drying out the goods, the damage is trifling so far as quality is concerned; but, of course, we cannot honorably sell this merchandise as ee ‘The best and quickest way—the only way for us—is to put bargain prices on it all, regardless of cost, and out withit. Here, briefly, is what we have done with it: Blankets, resutar $2.00 and $2.25 Pair....... $1.29|Bed Comfortables, ##'s.***"7 $1.49 Blankets, resutar s2.50 Patr at. . $1.49 $16.50 Silk Comfortables . $8.75 | | © $1.69) /$10. 50 Silk Comfortables . $5.75 | | | Blankets, resuier $3.00 Pair at Blankets, reruter $3.50 pair at. o..s....., $1.98) '$19. 75 Silk Comfortables . $9.50 Fine Wool Finished Blankets {2 $2, 19) \$5.75 Bed Spreads at . . Blankets, reruier 54.00 Pair at . $2.65 '75c and $1.00 Crib Blankets . 45¢ Blankets, Aeruter 88.00 Pair . $3.39 Marseilles Bed Spreads, S4:'72r.'°$1.29 Comfortables, f'"%35:"4"7* 83c|$4.00 Marseilles Bed Spreads, $2.98 LSU iain Store— Second. Floor, Real Lace Neckwear In a Little Lot of Big Bargains Real Irish Crochet Collar and Cuff Sects, Dutch Collars, Sailor Collars, etc., ete. SS, Continuing During This Week Our Annual One-Week Sale of Edwin C. 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