The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1915, Page 11

frm Ore CANDIDATES IN 218T WHO RAISE PROTEST AGAINST FAKE BALLOT, RG. SAMPLE BALLOTS SET 0 CONFUSE VOTERS IN 31S Lyons, Republican Leader, Charges Marx, Democrat, With Issuing Them. John J. Lyons, lender of the Thirty- first Assembly District, in a state- ment to-day charges Samuel Marx, the Democratic lender, with attempt- ing to confues independent voters by sending them a ballot marked for the Democratic candidates, with a state- mont that it can be used as tho offi- etal ballot in case of emergency, In support of his statement Leader Lyons has offered to give $1,000 to charity if the ballot sent out by Marx ean be used under any conditions. ‘The ballot alleged to have been sent out by Mr. Marx contains the follow- ing notice: “On election Day the ballot clerk will hand every voter his official bal- lots, properly folded. Preserve this ballot, as in case of the loss of the Official ballot this ballot will be re- ceived by the inspectors of election.” The only names appearing on the ballot which, {t is stated, may be ured as official in case of emergency, are the names of the Democratic candidates, and opposite each is a printed “X." In his offer of $1,000 if it proved the battot can be u Mr. Lyons points out that the election law specifically states that the "X" opposite the voter's choice must be in pencil and there must be no other or printed character in the space. “This 19 a desperate effort to con- fuse independent voters in a last mo-| | ment effort to defeat Aaron Feinberg, the Republican-Progressive candidate for the Assembly, and William H PG DLO LED TEES 2 SUSUBOR Chorosh, the Republican-Progressive candidate for Alderman,” Mr. Lyons eaid “To defeat it I have sent sample ballots which I have carefully ex- plained cannot be used officially and have called attention to the deceiving statement made by Marx.” Both Feinberg and Chorosh are at present holding the of! to which they seek re-election, and they have been indorsed by the Citizen's Union, ‘ — > Karl's Son British Army Slatn. LONDON, . le-The casualty Mat made public to-day includes the names of! Lieut, the Hon. Ivan Charteris, son of the Eart of Wemyss, killed, and Lieut, the Hon. Arthur M!chael Bertis, son of the Earl of Abingdon, wounded, 22 Karat * Gold Teeth Suse the highest priced teeth made When you pay 910 a tooth tor Bridge Work you get the same grade of teeth Luse, Remember that...1 buy ma- terial in large quantities. 1 employ Pepmanen grote ol be, Iguaruntee work, Young men about to take eivilservice examinations, this fs your chance. ‘this work stand the most rigid test. My easy payment plan may interest you FINCH 215 W. 42d Stay“ siruuy, U7 10 Kenmare St., 4,00" 36 Grand ‘ Racoon fie ike kseoists adoving ron | Election Day Is MEN __FOR ME Your Motor Togs Will Cost Less at Macy’s TER you vote to-morrow, motor to Macy's and glance over the new auto togs in our Auto Apparel Dept. on the Fifth Floor, There you will find everything a motorist needs, from a fully fitted luncheon kit to the most beautiful fur coat for winter driving. Fur Coats for Men Black Manchurian Dog, roomy, . wellemade and durable. $19.75 and $24.75. Russian Calf Coat Made of full furred skins, Regular Auto Snap, $24.75 Natural Raccoon, pop- ular prices for distinctive Fur Coats for Women Raccoon Coats, cut on generous lines and made up in the hi art of the furrier. 75, $89.75 and $124.00, Fur Lined Coats, made of heather mixed kerseys, lined with muskrat, mar- mot, squirrg! and hamster, with collar of skunk, arments. $54.75, $69.75,|/ beaver, seal, or Persian 74.75, $98.75, $124.00) lamb. $59.75, $64.75 and and $149.00. $89.75. Men’s Cloth Ulsters at $16.75 For those who prefer Ulsters we have a special pur- chase of roomy, double-breasted Ulsters, with wide collars, in all the season's newest patterns and colorings, at the above price. Overcoats for Chauffeurs There is a big difference in temperature between the “otf” and the “in” side of the windshiel Your chauffeur realizes that fact. Here are a few overcoats that will make him ignore the difference. Dark Gray Frieze Coat, $19.75 A wool-lined garment with a convertible collar. Inverted pleat in the back. A large roomy coat. Gray Whipcord Coat, $22.50 Double-breasted, military mod- el, wool linea. Gray Frieze Coat, $19.75 (Mlustrated) This Is a double-breasted coat with a military collar and belt back, wool lined and will outwear any cloth coat that can be bought at this price. Other Overcoats, $24.75, $29.75, $34.75. A splendid se- lection. Automobile Robes A lal robe found only at May’ is made with Le silt sol ‘on one ep witha tates, own, green or blue mohair plus on the other. $9.74 Black Dog Skin Robes. Fur on one side, backed up with black broadcloth, Very Plush Robes. Animal hair plush, green on one side and black on the re verse, 54x00 In., $2.96; serviceable robes, rubber interlined, $3.96 54x72 in., $3.96; 54x60 in., $10.75, rubber interlined, $4.96 saxo in., $4.96; 54x72 1n., $14.75 rubber interlined, $5.96 54x84 In., $19.75 Macy’s—Auto Apparel Dept., Fifth Floor, f __| LL BIG LEAR Havana Cigars at prices which we believe are the lowest such igars ever sold for! To draw the attention of New g Yorkers to the fact that Macy's day in and day out sells all brands of cigars, cigar- ettes and tobaccos at a consistent 10%, less than specialty shops, we make this special ofier—made in Bond Valmont Panatelas and Valmont Fumeras Bonded cigars, guaranteed by the rie 4 ment to be made from a strictly clear Havana Noy tobacco imported from Cuba. {j $7.00 Box of 100 Panatelas $3.49 Sinn Crane’s Bonded Cigars $5.00 Box of 100 cigars $3.18 Rothschild Shape. U. S Guarantes Enjoy a box partly at our expens andsave money IN from now on by buying your smokes at Macy's. Macy's—Fitth Floor, 35th St, Also Main Floor, B'way and B6th St. AND BOYS AT Shoes That Men Like $3.24—Usually $3.96 Men like our $3.96 shoes for their good style, comfortable fit and wearing qualities. You know they are made of good leather the minute you pick one up—you know they're well made after you've worn them a while, and it only takes one glance to prove that they look well. To-morrow these $3.96 shoes will be priced $3.24. Styles for street and dress wear, Black gun-metal with lace or button gray cloth uppers, Tan Russia calf, lace models, Patent leathers in button or laced styles, Macy's—Balcony, Rear of Main Fleer, fi the outfit. most any man, prefer them that way. Take Advantage of Election 2 toGet Your Winter Clothes We've made the time opportune and the occasion worth while by putting our best foot forward. Stocks are now at their height, salesforce, greatly increased, is on tiptoe to serve and the values are typically Macy's We direct particular attention to the clothes we specialize at $19.75 —smart suits and overcoats, dignified suits and overcoats at $19.75, Others from $14.75 to $38.75. Here's a typical example: Silk-Lined Chesterfield Overcoats, $19.75 =| MARTER Coats would be hard to find, for they are just full of that newness found in overcoats at Macy's. Cut By the leading clothes designers of America, built by the country's foremost tailo ready-to-wear garments. We doubt if Macy's ever before offered so much overcoat value for $19.75. These coats come in dark Oxford and black vicuna, and are silk-lined throughout. All have wide velvet collars, and each garment is strictly hand-tailored throughout. Call and inspect these overcoats. Critically examine them. holes are hand worked; note the hand felled collars, Notice the width of the velvet collars, and then compare these overcoats with anything around town at $25. You'll buy at Macy's and save $5.25. Enough to buy a good silk shirt and cravat to complete Men’s and Young Men’s Suits at $19.75 To give you an idea of the values to be found here in new winter suits, we men- tion these silk lined suits at $19.75. Full of style and “swing,” and in sizes to fit We have them with fine quality mohair lining for those who rs, and offered at the price of ordinary See if the button- These Young Men’s Overcoais at $14.75 are a revelation in overcoat value. You cannot begin to compare these garments with coats sold elsewhere at the same price. Be fair to yourself—shop around —then come to Macy's and decide if these all-wool Thibet overcoats with satin yoke and lining are the best values in town around $18.00, Day ———) — Mothers and Boys-- Here’s the Sale You Have Been Waiting For ET the Boys have a voice in the selection of their Suit and Overcoats. No matter what the price, mothers may feel confident they will receive full value for the amount Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $6.49 500 Suits at this price for boys of 7 to 18 years. Ten of the season's newest models, each with an extra pair of trousers. ‘“Wear- proof” materials in smart mixtures, dia; als and herringbone grays, and navy blue serge. Mackinaws, 6 to 18 yrs., $4.89 Double-breasted, patch pockets and Nor- folk effects in a large variety of pleasing Plaid-combinations of red, black, brown, gray, green, etc. Overcoats, special at $6.49 Include the foliowing: | Russian Coats, 24% to 8 years Uleterettes, 6 to 10 years Mackinaws, 7 to18 years Skating Coats, 7 to 18 years Russian Coats in belted effect, with or without velvet collar; chinchillas, cheviots kerseys, also warm mixtures, Ulsterettes, the new “great coat” for small boys; of heavy mi cheviots in the correct length for warmth and comfort in Playing, - ; i ackinaws, bright plaids or plain colors in Norfolk or patch pocket effects. Skating Coats, similar to a Mackinaw, but having the additional feature of large circular pockets in which to carry the boy's skates; any of these styles, $6.49. Boys’ Overcoats, $9.74 Ulster effects, velvet collar coats, belted, double and single breasted models, in fact every desirable style of the season in velour, kersey, chinchilla, frieze, cheviot and peb- bled fabrics. Handsome coats, cut full; some with deep French sleeves; all perfectly tailored high-grade garments for boys of 10 to 18 years, expended we are offering an unusual assortment ¢ and Overcoats at the following special prices: $4 In this special Election Day sale, * superior quality Suits $6.49 and $9.74. Suits, with extra trousers, $4.89 For boys of 244 to 8 years we recommend the “Wee Georgie” Suit; smart Russian e- feet with belt and patch pockets; two pairs of straight style trousers. Your choice of blue or brown serge, grey, brown, green and fan mixtures, also plain grey and tan. Extra white pique collar and cuffs. Suits, for boys 7 to 18 years, $4.89 Norfolk, sem-Norfolk, single and double breasted models in T weeds, Cheviots, Cassi« meres and Homespuns, Suits of quality and style, made according to the Macy Standard, which means superior quality, fit and finish, All Wool Overcoats, $4.89 Russian style for boys of 3 to 10 years; in blue, grey and brown Chinchilla, or Cheviot in olive and gray ; some all-wool lined, others with worsted body lining and yoke Venetian lined; plain and belted models, buttoned close to the neck, High-gracie suits for boys of 7 to 18 years, some of which are exclusive with Macy's, Made of specially selected woollens from the best American mills. Models include the “Derby"'—a new two-button double-breasted suit, with inverted plaited back; patch pock- ets with flap; smart boyish patterns in tweeds and cassimeres, also blue serge. Another good style is the “Thoroughbred,” a four- piece suit, including jacket,vest and two pairs of trousers; made of rough English mixtures in tan, gray and brown; beautifully hand- tailored, with all the finish of alittle gentle- man's suit. Sizes 7 to 18 years, Macr's—Second Floor, 84th Street. = In the Men’ sFurni hing Shop Whether you vote the winning way or not, the profit of the day will be greater if you drop into Macy's Men's Furnishing Shop and take advantage of the special prices for Tuesday only. Our “Isna” Hats, Soft or Stiff, $1.69 Macy’s Usual Price $1.98 We thought these were the best $2 hats you could buy in town— we still think so—but we Anow they're the best to be had around town at $1.69. Four models in the soft hats to please different tastes. Four col- ors — olive, Oxford, gray and brown. Three models in the Satin-Striped Saturday. derbies — the first for stylishly dressed youn for the somewhat quieter dressers, the third for older men. Tub Silk Shirts, $2.69 Only received from the maker and unpacked last Friday and dust as much a “special” as the hats because regular prices on these medium-heavy, tub-silk shirts run around $4.00 in other Broadway shops. all sizes, all coat-cut, and all with soft double cuffs, Business Shirts of Good Madras, 89c Part of big special purchase, or we would not be able to sell them for so little. These makes our $1.50 shirts and a: terials. Only a big cash purchase enables us to offer these good shirts at 89c, Either laundered or soft cuff models in madras, crepes or highly mercerized materials. Sizes 14 to 18, men, the second Practically all kinds of color combinations, e made by the same manufacturer who made of regular $1.00 and $1.50 ma- Imported and Domestic Silk Cravats, 74 Heavy, high Sualiey silks and the finest of patterns. n't bought the silks by the yard and had them made up for them if we hac ourselves. Rich in ap) Mogadors included. arance, and so heavy You'd pay $1.50 they'll wear unusually long, Stripes, fleur de lys, clover leaf and all-over patterns. Men’s Blanket Robes, $1.74 Macy's Usual Price $2.48 Made in one piece, as high-priced robes always are. Jacquard figured designs in gray, brown, maroon, navy and Oxford, with border effects at bottom. All have waist girdles. M RH May ¢ Ce . "s regular $2.48 robes. Macy's——-Men's Shop, Main Floor, 35th Street,