The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1920, Page 5

~ BRITISH OUTLOOK RATHER GLOOMY, ~ DECLARES BISHOP Eoclesistical Sit Situation the Bright Ray of Hope, Says the Rt. Rev. Shedden. The Rt, Rev. R. G. Shedden, Bishop of Nassan and the Bahama Islands, was one of the 185 cabin passengers on La Lorraine when she reached here to-day, bringing 973 passengers. , Bishop Shedden, who attended the , Anglo-Catholic and the Lambeth congresses, described Engiand’s out- look as rather gloomy, with “the eo- clesiastical eituation supplying the . ohe brightest ray of hope.” He con- unued: 6 champagne-drink!ng, pleasure: ing public and the reck- leas distribution of money give one the imprespion that a prosperous state of affairn exists, but it is purely euper- ficial. 1 found'a new England, with a new rich and « new poor who haven't yet found themselves, This makes things all topsy-turvy, but I have un- bounded faith {n the British people.” Among the other passengers was Louis Woelfel of Pittsburgh, who ms been in Germany, He declared there had been much exaggvration in ‘the stories coming from Germany of poverty-stricken conditions — there, and asserted “the Germans have a very kindly feeling toward Amer- teans.” Capt. Louls Hirschauer and Lee C Nathan, the former @ son of Gen Hirschauer, Verdun hero, arrived to participate in the Jamex Gorton Bennett balloon race in Birmingham, Ala, Capt. Hirschauer is a famous French aeronaut who has been win- ning prizes since 1900. Mile, Pate Bureau, an actress from Rordeaux, was another passenger She spoke perfect Mnglish, but would comment only upon @ jaunty toque trimmed with cock's feathers, which she wore tilted over one ¢: “It ts not so lon ‘when we used oc inuking feather dusters, Nobody hought a feather duster was pretty, But now those feat women's hats, and see how well they ook, They are so beautiful and’— with @ sigh—"so dear.” — TO MAKE STREETS SAFE FOR PEOPLE Electric Railway Association Has Traffic Code That Would Min- imize Accents. ATLANTIC CITY, N, J., Oct. 11—| Hoarding or dismounting from a mov- ing straot car would he made’ an i al act unde presented to-day by tee to the convention o sre Sup ae ors Pee er eat | ° sensor's autitul deniers. ie for any reem 1 thie Yow ries Forniture Calleeted an fom ROYAL po UPHOLSTERY CO 110 W, 34 St. FACTORY *;,.5,. % BROOKLYN BIHAN! Build Well on GrapeMuts For breaktast each day, this palatable nour- ishing blend of and malt- wheat! ed barley. Reedy: cock N>- °c Sugar “There’s a Reason” THE EVENING WORLD, r NDAY, OOTOBER 11, BONWIT TELLER. &CO. The Speceally Shop of Onyinaions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38 STREET FOR TUESDAY About Tr ree Hundred Women’s High Class Dresses ‘ TRICOTINE POIRET TWILL SATIN These dresses have been taken from the regular stock and are placed on sale at much below the intended prices One Hundred & Twenty-Five Dresses MADE TO SELL FOR 115.00 TO 150.00 LOWER PRICES PAID FOR MATERIALS MAKE THEM 95.00 In this collection there’ are a number of charming simple dresses of tricotine, Poiret twill and satin while others are elaborated with beading and em- broidery. : ry One Hundred & Fifty Dresses MADE TO SELL UP TO 110.00—LOWER PRICES PAID FOR MATERIALS—THEY ARE NOW 65.00 Simple, attractive styles of tricotine and Poiret twill in* strictly tailored effects or touched with color. Also fashionable types in satin afternoon frocks. | WOMEN'S GOWN DEPARTMENT-—SECOND FLOOR OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY (COLUMBUS DAY) Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between Sth and 6th Aves. West 43rd Street Planned especially tor To-morrow’s selling we announce six carefully selected groups of | Juniors’ and Girls’ | Distinctive Atumn Attire | at prices unusually low for such superior \ quality, expertly finished Garments. Girls’ Regulation Dresses— | Girls’ Utility Coats— One-piece model of Navy Blue Of Heather or Plain Polo Cloth; Wool Serge; embroidered em cleverly tucked: large convertible | blems: braid trimmed collar and collars; lined throughout. Sizes 6 | cuffs. Sizes 6 to 14 years, - to 10 years, $12.75 Girls’ Fur Collar Coats— Dressy models of Duvet de Laine with fur collars of Australian or Ringtail Opossum; lined through out, Sizes 6 to 10 years, $29.50 Girls’ Serge Dresses— Of Navy Blue $19.75 Junior Dressy Coats— Unusually smart styles; fashioned in Heather Polo Cloth, with large fur collar of Mole Coney; lined throughout, Sizes 10 to 16 yeurs, | $26.50 Girls’ Velvet Dresses— Bolero model, of Black or Brown Wool Serges; em hroidered .in’ two-tone colorings; Velveteen, finished with two-tone | tie sahes; smart Autumn models. color embroidery; crushed satin | Sizes 6 to 14 years, girdle, Sizes 6 to 12 years, | i $21.75 1920. _ Where There Is Justice, Co-operation, Economy and Energy, There Is Service dames MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street ANNIVERSARY SALES Celebrating 63 Years of Growth in Merchandising Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases McCreery Standard Brands Reduced for the Anniversary Sales Hemmed' Muslin Sheets The wise young person who selects a.pattern in Ivory for her dressing table accessories is always pleased on gift days. So are her family and friends, to know just what will please her. She usually starts off with a mirror, Her brush and comb come next. There are lots of boxes and trays and little things to last through several occasions. One McGreery set, of artistic design, has an enamel-like in- lay after the Adam style in either blue or pink or gold. All McCreery pieces are in the rich, old ivory tint that im- proves with age. —————— Practically Our Entire Stock at ‘4 to % Former Prices A most exquisite collec- tion of Oriental Rugs from | which there seems to radi- ate warm, glowing flames | of brilliant hues and opalescent colorings. There are Persian Mahals shimmering with rose and violet lights,’Sarouks in tich subdued tones, brilliant rugs from Arak, superbly flowered Kirmanshahs and others which display characteristic cunei forms of the ancient Kast The deft fingers of the mas ter weavers of the Orient have made the texture of these rugs most durable, Yet as softly silky as a spotted leopurd’s | hide, The regular prices of these rugs were extremely Jow—so modest were they, in fact, that with these tions, values are so prominent added redue- | that no one who ever expects | to own @ real Oriental Rug can afford to pass them by, Size 54x90 inches Size 68x99 inches. . Size 72x09 inches..... regularly 2.10, each, . regularly 2. 45, . regularly 1,75 each, 1.95 cach, 2,25 Size 81x99 inches..... Size 90x99 inches Size 90x108 inches . regularly 3.00, each, regular! regularly cach, each, Hemmed Muslin Pillow Cases Size 42x86 inches... . Size 45x86 inches Size 50x86 inches. Size 54x86 inches. . each, each, each, each, ads § regularly 65e, regularly 70e, regularly 800, regularly 95e, 2.50 2.75 2.95 50c 55c 65c 70c We reserve the right to (imit quantities) re hae’ Sate of (Second Ploor) Persian Mahal Rugs Ove of the most beautiful weaves of the Orient, at aston ishingly low prices. Sixes range from 12x7.4) to 12xt.1 175.00 '» 295.00 regularly $50.00 to 600,00 viearth Size Rugs One of the largest and most beautiful collections to be seen in this country. Silky Mosoul, Dozart and Sarouk 75.00 to 375.00 regularly 125,00 to 475.00 Persian Arak Rugs Rugs of superb quality and beauty with a sheen like silk. Extra fine weaves, ideal for Liv- ing Room or Library, in @ va- riety of sizes. 360.00 to 575.00 regularly 450,00 to 795,00 Extra Large Room Size Rugs In Chinese, Mahal, Sarouk and India weaves, from 10x14 ft. to 19.8x21.2 ft.. 595.00 t» 2800.00 regularly $50.00 to 4000.00 And a New Shipment of Superb Chinese Rugs At Extraordinarily Low Prices Exquisite and luxurious Carpets. appropriate for almost any room in the home, savings. Siaa hy Sale Prive 12x0 345.00 lex 375.00 10x8... 695,00 375.00 16.489 695,00 575.00 12x05 825.00 450.00 12x9../. ++ 450,00 475.008 18.6x9, 75.00 460.00 | TONG. eee es 495.00 375.00 Steamer, three-quarter and full sine Wardrobe Trunks (illustrated A), made on three ply vene basswood frame, covered and lined with hard vul canised fibre; 12 hangers, 5 drawers, laundry bag and shoe pockets; lock on top drawer 55.50 regularly 75.00 Regulation Dress Trunk (illustrated B 1 on basswood frame; covered with hard yuleani fibre; two trays, top one ix divided and 40 inches. regularly 80.00 Overnight Bags made black or brown, Sizes 14, 15 regularly 11.00 to Cowhide Suit Cases, built on ners and edges reinforced around; soft shirt packets; siz regularly 80,00, Week-end Suit Cases, built on veneer frame raching corners and edges well protected; tray and pockets pilete blue lining Sizes 18, 20, 22, regularly 14.00, lea 24 and 4 Sizes 42 24.75 of genuine Cowhide in These Lain 16 and 18 inches the on Rich ret 15.00, 8,50 et this iustr steel frame; « iy ie standards 24 and 26 inches sten bulb 12.00 | vvrd. Fifth Floor These Portieres ooms and are o match the above Hand Carved Solid Mahogany Floor Lamps 50.00 ale 72.00 are exactly like ation hardl ol ’ 24.00 five exquisite and will t 40- Watt Tung und five with two This collection has rugs Note the unusual Size Regularly Sale Price 16.5x18.11. 895.00 715.90 12x9........+ 695.00 350.00 12x09... *.. 750.00 395.00 18%10.8...66. 825.00 650. 15x12 ++. 975.00 785.00 12.4x12......1075.00 975.00 18.10x10.2.., 825.00 595.00 20x12.8......2000.00 1475.00 18x12, 1550.00 795.00 (Bighth"Floor) A Very Special Offering! 250 Pairs of Reversible Velour Portieres pair, 41.75 were made up in our own work of an unusually fine quality. The re finished with Dependable McCreery Luggage miReb ce Specially Reduced Piece Reads pecially reduces open French edges. The mos lors and color combinations, have also beer regularly 5.25, yard, 4,25 Fifth Floor at the right, . are of Solid sutiful hand Shades with sssels; com feet of silk Sirth Floor)