The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1911, Page 9

Pita aad SHAT VOTE BA SURPRISE O FF YEAR FH Third Party Wins in Many Local Contests in All Sec- tions of the Country. ELECTS MANY MAYORS. | Vote Shows Increase in All Sec- | tions and Berger Predicts 2,000,000 for 1912. Politicians of every stripe agreed to- day that the most Interesting feature of the “off year contest’ was the it vote, but opinions differed as use. The Socialists claim the showing of their party was due to ‘natural growth, while old party man- ‘agers figure it was due to Republicans ‘and Democrats who were dissatisfied y™ith local conditions and took this means of rebuking certain candidates, Morris Hiliquit, es Edward Rus- sell and other local leaders said social- sm has reached such a point that poll- ticlans must reckon with it, whether they want to or not. Mr. Russell be- fleves that the older parties will now reanize a reform party to “fool the ple and cheat the Socialist party jut of its just reward.” + One of the reasons for the good show- ing made by the party, according to frsiive Gerber, secretary of the New ‘York local, 1s the Government's prose- Heutions of the Trusts, which caused ‘plants to shut down and threw many men out of work, He called attention to the fact that some of the biggest gains were made in manufacturing \towns. In fifty Eastern cities the Poctalist vote has doubled, and in some snstances shows an increase of 600 per pent | WIN MANY VICTORIES IN WIDE- |i + LY SCATTERED SECTIONS. f Sootaltet candidates for minor vitices were elected in many States, but among 2 more important victories were the lection of three Assemblymen in the e, one in Rhode Ff chusetts; eleven ast—one in this land and one in payors in Ohio, a Mayor in Schenec- ff Sady, Mayors in New Jersey, Utah, Min- Yesota, Pennsylvania and Mississippl, ind municipal officers in the West and South, The jump in this county's Soclallst \vote was 42 per cent. The leading can- recetved about 16,000 d Tuesday for Sheriff polled nearly jowing an uplown trend, s are now! 9 fifth Assembly The Soc with the York State the first time in history been elected to the Leg! selection of the Rev. Ge: Mayor of Schenectady him the whule Ucket, cause y jubilation, Herbert -M, Merrill is the jf Soctalist elected to the Legislature from the Schenectady The Socialist 2 put the vice to Dr. Reid's y showed ff tory 1s attributed lar p@rsonal populart Ro noteworthy g yote. Charles H. to the Assembly in Massachusetts BERGER PREDICTS 2,000,000 VOTE IN NEXT ELECTION. New Jersey elected a Socialist Mayor in Willlam A. Matthews at Kockaway, Morris County. Matthews is a middie- Englishman and a mason. He ft 4 his Republican opponent by| wenty Bix. ‘The Socialists won eleven out of nine ty-three Mayoralty contests In Ohto, the most notable victorles being In Canton land Lima, The smaler places captured § by them are Barberton, Cuyahoga Falls jaiem, St. Mary's, Loratne, Fostoria, fiertin ‘» Ferry, Toronto and Mount ‘Vernon. The town of Kenmore is atill fn doubt, Socialist Councilmen were slected in many cities Tn this State, Buffalo almost doubled # {ts Soctalist vote and large gains we shown in Gloversville, Hornell, Roch |ter, Glens Falls, Amsterdam and Syr: se. |"in Pennsylvania the Socialists elected | part ir ticket in Reading, where . Baer, president of the § HO CONNECTION wim any OTHER svORe GREENHUT— SIEGEL COOPER G WHO FON J BGREENHUT, Prog S888 vee fo MAIN BUILDING: e Cigars Loando Ambassador is a well-!nown advertised brand of cigars in New York. It is a full five-inch Ambas- sador size with a splendid long filler of seed and Havana tobacco, with an imported Sumatra wrapper. We have just received five cases direct from the manufacturers, and they go on sale, tomorrow and Saturday, 'way below what they have ever before sold for, Our price, in Tle boxes of 25, (MAIN Buliding, Main Floor.) Quality Vote for YOUR favorite benevolent Institutio oF soctety, to receive a portion of this big sum. WE donate the money YOU say who shall r Every 10c purchase grants you one vote. ) Main Floor A Smart Velvet $5 and Fur Hat. . Complete Set for..... There isn’t a woman who won't fall in love with this combination “‘at sight.” The WONDERFUL RESOUR- CES of our Millinery Depart- ment and its intelligent grasp of EVERY NEW VAGARY OF DAME FASHION were NEVER better illustrated than in this instance. IT IS A DISTINCT TRIUMPH OF UNITED STYLE AND ECONOMY. The hats and muffs are made of a combination of velvet and fur. All the new and fashionable colors are shown. Both articles are in excellent shapes —the hats being CHIC — SMART —GOOD LOOKING, and the muffs the POPULAR LARGE SHAPE universally admired. = This sale, tomorrow, is successful event. cases and tassels. Hand Carved Pimento, Buckhorn and Ebonine, Pearl and Sterling Combinations, Hed Gold Plate, ey Etched or Chi es the hand! k for the en: (MAIN Building, In many instance ably more than we as! MAIN BUILDING: Clearance of Baby Carriages These EXCELLENT BAR- GAINS are offered for to- morrow for the purpose of making room on the Fourth Floor of our MAIN Building for our Christmas exhibit of toys. Note the prices, please: $15 Reed “Pullman” $10.50 22 to $23.50 Reed" Pullman” 15.75 16.75 English “Puilman”.,, 10.75 11 Collapsible Go-Car 6.95 4.85 Collapsible Go-Cart... 3.75 (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) ——MAIN BUILDING Great Sale of Office Supplies In Our BASEMENT Here are a few of the many pecials lor tomo! row: MIRE DESK TRAYS. . H, BRADICATOR: (MAIN Builiding, $30,000 to Charity a, church Ly erate Booth, Fourth Floor, Centre, or ju. Main Floor, MAIN Building. Al KH Information Bureau ia our GREENHUT Bailld- ‘MAIN BUILDING————. Our Millinery Salon Presents The Latest Millinery Fad (MAIN Building, Pirst Floor.) ‘ tramed ; size 16x20 inches; value $8. 9 e More reasons why wi joing the biggest business in New York: main BUILDING Women’s Skirts] | wiser se ies Satie ttn Leather Hand Bags 49c Value, On Sale, Tomorrow, at . Excellent grades in popular styles—colors include navy, brown, tan, green and gi Bi frames; many of these bags have cord handles. A Clearance of 25c to 50c | Belts at 10c $1.69 to $2.50 Umbrellas Styles for Men and for $ Women; Tomorrow, at These umtrellas are made of fine on excellent frames and rods and are fitted with superior The big assortment of handles includes: Full-Length Pearl and Gilt Effects, Mission - plain or ornamented, is the improved and enlarged Edison Phonograph con-| Edison records, both standard (two-minute) and $3 and $3.50 Grades; To- $ tu ‘ees ‘gliver- | | verted Into a most attractive piece of furaiture—charm- ray pepe S Fy Nacoral Woods plain or silver. inaly simple: in dealgn, with the horn removed from Amberola (foureminute) cause the listener entirely to morrow, at...........00005 e ased Silver Caps on Fine Mounts. ee a THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1811. and Economy Go Hand in Hand Here | NO CONNECTION WITH GREENHUT-SIR / 4aNY OTHER GTORE BEL COOPER © TWO MAMMOTH BOTH SIDES OF 6¥AVE. Bul to INGS. UTPres (O¥819"STS.NEWYORK. « Hats Trimmed Free MAIN BUILDING A Great and Timely Sale of Women’s& Misses’Sweaters The Entire Surplus Stock of the Germania Knitting Mills Offered at Three Sensationally Low Prices, Tomorrow This sale gives you a fine opportunity to prepare NOW for the cold weather which is “just around the corner.” The sweaters are so good in quality, the styles and colors are so desirable and the prices so low, that we expect a tremendous response to this announcement, tomorrow. Therefore we say to you—COME EARLY! Included in the assortments are: SINGLE- AND DOUBLE-BREASTED MODELS—V neck or sailor collar effects; in white or ox, with pretty combination tunings. GREENHUT BUILDING —“Everything for the Home.”==" Pre-Thanksgiving Sales Another Most Seasonable Sale of Thanksgiving Dinner China Thanksgiving is EVERYBODY'S feast. Accordin tomorrow's sale will appeal with success to EVERYBOD means. These offering receive it. % ae. ations give only a hint of the breadth of the ere are ever so many in-between prices and |A Muff to |Match, for . . seve 10 5 equally’ interesting money-savings: $8.95 Fine Porcelain vase Set — 100- $9.75 Fine Porcelain Dinner Set — 100- dainty florai “8.50 EXTRA SPECIAL! Two A acai J 0 Dinner Service—100- piece service; white id gol border; a 17D Thankagi Thin-Blo with your intial ; special, 19 c (GREENHUT Building, Main Floor.) 6 for _ An Eventful Friday dn Excellent Domestic Rugs 2,500 Seamless Axminster Rugs from One of the Leaaing Manufacturers These are mill-samples. Some hav: y slight imperfections, which do $24 Austrian China Din- ner = Service — piece set; complete for twelve persons; pretty floral border; “fopen stock’’ in “Guernsey” Cooking Ware. Oval Casseroles t 29 one % ts ted " i not atfect their wearing qualities. Ex nt assortment of Oriental designs Lot 1—Women’s $1.25 Ves SOmUIRAKORS| "BQ and colorings to choose from, tomorrow. WOUIETOW «ssc ois + tskc cekecayaccee ic ‘1 Regular Sale Regular Sale Lot2—Women’s $1.50 Mannish Weave ate Pree) ee rive tries 9x12 feet.. 18.50 | 4.6x6.6 fi 8.50 50 Sweaters—v neck; gray only; tomorrow.......... B3x10.8 | ary 36x70 tach 3.75 ber) Lot 3—$3.25 Fancy-Weave Double-' Breasted Ox0 toot... MO RRAN IIIT Behawe Fite ten Cs Sweaters—laree sailor collar or plain mannish § . weave withsailor collar; tomorrow. (MAIN Butlding, Second Floor.) 1.85 MAIN BUILDING Oil Paintings . . .§ Anumber of popu ar subjects for your choice; a!l handsomely \ sold for precisely DOUBLE $ this price 1 1 | Sheep and Cattle Paintings—size 20x30 inches; extra $1350 Spe fiche and some 12x24 inches; $6) Exceptional Oil Paintings $ —size 16x24 inches; 7.50 « aa nt Burtdi 25c Values, $4 to $6; Tomorrow, at . $2.95 Just 600 in the lot, embracing EIGHT of the newest styles. ALL-WOOL SERGES, CHIFFON PANAMAS, DIAGONALS, NOVELTY MIXTURES AND ENGLISH \\\CORDUROYS ; handsome gored models with modified girdle fastened on side with buttons of same mater.al ; pretty plaited models with self-told and trimmed with silk buttons ; also the new three-piece skirt with tailored belt or high girdle and still others with panel back and front, with inverted plaits at side; blue, black, brown and gray ; all waist-bands and all lengths. (MAIN Building, Pirat I ‘oor.) Floor.) ilt or silver-plated ‘MAIN BUILDING: Untrimmed Millinery We Start Tomorrow’s Selling With Pure White atroro Beaver Hats, And at that there’s a saving of $2. These are genuine long nap beaver hats of pure white and are very desirable at present. These hats in a regular way sold at $5.95 each. High-Grade Black Silk Velvet Dress [Silk Beaver Hate—these are made of Shapes—formerly priced $4.85 and] hatter's plush, commonly known as $5.05, and they were excellent values at that; the manufacturers had too much velvet on hand so they blocked it into 8 of the very best A digpergal of small ots from our ows stock The c hud 1.15 ‘MAIN BUILDING: Edison Phonograph and “Amberola” As ever-ready entertainers, both ee neta te are unsurpassed. We will deliver to you an ON and 12 POPULAR RECORDS at...... 5] a week ' No Interest—No “Extras.” Absolutely the most extraordinary offer ever made by any store in the United States. You can make your own records with an Edison [plyieiad (Blanks cost only 20c each). dison ‘Ambero “silk beaver’’; these in a regular way, sold ac $4.85; they are choice, Ae bos suet reogited By the maker in the very best shi including large, medium and | shapes 7 a 2.95 nd sold them to us at a price | New Fur and Velve! new poke al that enables us to quote $ =| of veivet aad fur combina: ‘ this greet offering to you, at 2 95 tion, ar (MAIN Building, First Floor.) the “second edition” of a selvedge edge fabrics MAIN BUILDING: Women’s Footwear In All Sizes and Widths; forget that he is listening to a mechanical instrument. The cabinet has drawers to hod {20 records, The AMBEROLA, in cither oak or mahogany finish, ‘3 ¢ | delivered to your home 02 Moni! MAIN Bullding, Pourth Floor.) hhly $10 payinents, sigh and builtin as 4 part of the cabinet. The new style reproducer gives a full, far beyond anything hererolore possible ducing instruments. Its lifelike reprod A dis ersal of a prominent manufacturer's “sample line.” All. fashionable, beautiful and trustworthy shoes in the favorite 1911 Fall and Winter styles. Wherever a size was missing we added shoes from our superb stocks, and in this way we can fit everybody, Other Specials for Tomorrow: Men's Goodyear-Welt Shoes—gun-metal, calfskin and also tan grain peninaty blucher style values $2. $3.50; at. Boys’ Shoee—caltskia tnd patent leather; button or blucher Styleai all sizes up to 549; value $ $2, a0 les alone are worth consider- tire umbrella. Main Floor.) Best Groceries, Meats, Fish and “Daylight”- Baked Cakes Do Your Marketing Here! We offer all the best foods in the market below the prices usually charged elsewhere; besides, We guarantee PURITY as well as full net weights and measures. Prompt City and Suburban Delivieries. Telephone 4,000 Chelsea. bh ds Se Freshly Roasted Coftees Fresh Mex its We give the beat coffee values in » deliver al! paid and ch patent leathers; oat 479 Misses’ and Child ton Shoes—hea all see up to at Smoked wvieats MAIN BUILDING: SUGAR-CURE! MS— ‘ IF 3 SUGAR-CURED HAMS. Ive No GREENING " 82c basket Specials for Friday rie ° > ° POPULAR BLEND COFFEB— $4 || SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS 17s RTHERN ” 420 fer Tbe lolae of fresh 196 Wines & ich and Saturday Rovai YACHT crus CorreR APPLES 95 Jersey: tore’: (94h ees" ag IS 40c OC 1 | stow tn PERS selected, j . Bass & Co.'s Ale & Co. 3 Ale 5 iti Balti TE BLEND COFFEE—"" 976 ira eee iow ‘onions ‘or kiln- |i] Jerseys 40, fr 196 unter Baltimore FANCY A ite ec iris 82c¢ |) Great awarters of Rye Whisky anade wiock FANCY MaRAC AIBO. COFFEE sibs, Sei 25¢ ENGLISH FRUIT rent elonreiea Sy pe London; ME 25 bot- u“e | dle YELLOW TURNIPS, “hie pa ced by Wm, Lanahan or blood beets; Now's beter PORTO RICO ORANGES— very Juley PRARS~-for No. 6 basket 28¢ |) 29¢ || 29¢ || BAGO Noevel brand; mild gugar-cured; Ib S¥OKEN BONE ESS sHoUL, DERS—Ib GOLD SOAP — Procter & Gambie's id 13¢ ing oF preservings Genera! home uses XPW SPINACH or KALE— 18¢ | Rhine and Moselle : “12 $rdinec , pets ene: S oureir 1] Gee repuier ho pact | wisi c det NE eh Wines now for the Winter month lwashlen toede h corned Oe Cannes stout 4! Bported from Burckhardt 120-1b. bag, 60-1. bag, 18 tbe |] f iia rte Annes’ Sto Ce ‘ntain quality bie OOLONG, E nee 12¢ ChickENS si 14c ioe ene RAM ; 20c | maxed tes salon jug, 35c; large battle... CHORES —chelee quality dry-" 4B. 40s TRAS ai Froch Fish der; S-Ib, caddy, 3 AIN BARTS c Om D5 bresu Ucreais \ PAST COCOA— 9 i saci WALNUT. STB Ks" ny c : : BA i NEW ROLLED 0) OATMEAL D1 @ Te TEAS ai _ ide fg ae j & Sons’ ‘Holland der; Sib. ca A NEW HEAD RICE--10 iba, ¥e)" Ce Bision codfish ste 2 Hy Gen i = 7 . Boston mackeret : SEE Loti tks. See Sie a ait i aks A By | PREMIU tae R—Founiein, quality heat | Tong Ptah etish. | te... 12440 “D. ylight” Cakes Best "09 } Yerbol.-bag, #6 3le |] Freeh supplice “trom our own ovens (aL peeeeeeereeeereceereeeeerr Sir about every 30 minu i 10 lbs. Pte ees aC |) P || pres “POUND Cake imirote KAY. ot 6 bottle: hove i ~i0 ibe, 2085) 15 b |] Biss resin or dy cake Rao rem $1.04 124 ¥ Mitte FARINA” 986 w 10¢ |) Reduced from $1 64 ( F le 82.00 to, 5 EX EANS=i0 ibe, 6 BBQ is FeLREN Hob ea Kes Strom $1.10 eereys Te ||| Hitee-LAVER’ CAKES “pares 80c} | gies’ — KY #42 Best refined granulated; in 3%-, § FRESHLY. OPENED ROCKAWAY OYS. 7. regular 10s, and 25-1. cotton’ bigs? 6iic TERS a1 sold meatono waters BQe CLER HOt aa SRY regular 74e We quart bottle. (MAIN Bullding, Third Ploor)