The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 4

‘ fue BvENID | geaahichons , WSO DISTRI Ges Democratic Nominetion f+ District Attorney to King NOW NUMBER 908 Despite Bye OF orm - Phe Aeteat of Pinte Menai Wiha bor ® 3 ’ B Carewet of Meee or re (Continued trem Piret Page . weet 2 1 ON ' | th FRrnecrattc pr tor # wer otthin the pet fee « he . have eoeared themes) vee penly as Republicans . MCORMICK BAYS RESULT a8 viricte of Kings | OURES homme be re wat thew nation for ' wee the Ith strone omer OMe won byt fenator Carew ear | National Gheirman the pace be had the tndor a" bk ald) “Progressive prt n 4. | Mary resuite show that « suMctently ae teaver the Dome Gupert of James Ferrell of Seth Dheiriok tn whieh be Live : ere! Oat ‘oe t© ineure abeo ++ MOOSE ARE COMING ee the vlection of Iresident BACK AS IN MAINE,” Ace turns, tens 1S WHITMAN VIEW, | ose & — vote adde Cow Whitm at the Neale] will give N ated result of the] Wilson. ry elections did net surpries| primary Indicate that the Demoe polled considerably more thee % per “My majority over Rennett will be] cont. of the Progressive - reer,” he sald, “when the full] John J. O'Connell, Cha v | . te vole comes tn, The reavite| New York County Progressive Com ; ow that the Moose are returning to! mittee, sald eee Fae Dont be discour- an fold here, ue they did] wpne peturne indicate that the!” Warn a tes me Hoeraodherty - See on: ie tie E Progressive vote hes split about 60 ed . Heal your at hie on pate to “ fg Sys Tee anne, No countyin he Wate aon owed such IC A STO R 1A ck skin with i ma hine in thie Mtate|°”!'4 Sta aah, go + Foe lat | e { ed by Mr, Hotchkiss, Who | Karnes, Ite percentage of total v« beg or Infants and Children * Jeg a bes san to tole’ Gr The cant at the primaries and ity masort- |i Use For Over 30 Years) esino potaMt, Pia unlimited me back of the Whitey) 0°'" Bare gg Mt lg bee HE Le TEE, “ chine, and, lastly, the @reat, big, open : iScesraeeml acca wat hace, erie he | barrel, pray vain Gol hecaeravs | ET HNN ] mn MTT FNMA a " ‘nonal influence, it te not surpris- Un ti ] HVAT IIH) meine tony re ahh bathe taking up the we vand ha * : ina th bean Poe woh = Kt lt uu NAP Wi ; : : . olgente vs ova you shoud wy ton Wan Wills Wersets, | voted for Whitman did, ao. because HE October list is the greatest list of *f ! 4 . The Prening World) they are returning Hepubiicans fron e A ' cr rapee, Wealthy, shet aod: Mteal tine oheleer the Progressive ewes! great records “ever issued in any one a meeting of the seunty orgeniaation month by any company! You need only glance at these names to know itor to hear a few records to be convinced / ssru aTma MPQ ORI U Kathleen Parlow Pablo Casals FASHION Ril plays the Thais “Meditation” -a wonder-record, puts the soul of the ‘allo into Bis interpretation a@ miracle of fone, jtanados' "Spanish Dance”, ‘ " Chicago Symphony Orchestra b makes first recordings, Suits, Coats, Dresses, Dancing | ieee daa eT | American operatic baritone makes his bow in oloratura soprano prima donna sings Ibsen's , , 1| STYLISH STREET BOOT two ballads, “Solveig's Song”. —\ 9 Frocks, Millinery, Furs is Johannes Sembach is filling a popular demand for a smart walk- Greatest of German tenors sings the great ing boot. Made of medium shade Russia calf word Aria of “Siegfried”, In the Season’s Ne Mod ope so much Otto Goris Margaret Ki ith the eight-inch h desired thi tt itz largaret Keyes ' nm the Season's Newest Modes [eis Gap ages serpin, Opera ase ft mora Ms Baaien tn bln with Be te cont : — nighty voice for Columbia, voice, i PRBENTING a spomprehensive display of authoritative fashions {ff E Goes anaes are) om eeneny, d Maggie Teyte for Autunin and early Winter. H & S Daintiest primadonna sings “Home, 1 | anan on Frank Gittel una Ballet Series i Moderately Priced wove hf eee ey rank Gittelson : Bos Broadway, near Duane St. = America’s enius makes his initial Under personal direction of Ernest Ansermet, con+ if oe BS: + newt axon ‘Samar Laberty St. = ] a recordings. ductor of Diaghilett’s Russian Ballet Orchestra. { { 3 = z America laugh again, | q For Women and Misses i = _ Hh tt HH HA \\ Then there are eighteen unusually good popular hits, including } j \ WH Hit WHI WAI “My Country, I lean! You Calling Me” and “Pretty Baby”; ten | HI HANH , y $24.00, $27.50, $32.50 i & $79.50 \ : ma sparkling dance-records, with “Walking The Dog” » the big fox- } p PY aby g Penseeadly coe. sade, oS hocks: i trot hit, a “big four” of march hits, two patriotic songs, four beauti- | models Fur'Teimmed. Vay desirable pon Me iia A ful ‘recordings of the Columbia Stellar Quartette, orchestral triumphs, quartettes, trios, instrumental novelties and sacred music—everything t | Special Showing that could make this the most varied, as well as the greatest monthly ‘ he] , ° ’ Our Liberal Credit record list ever issued, ‘ | i Women ‘Ss and Misses Dresses unre cir Terms apply also to New Columbia Records on sale the 20th of every month | ; We Close Long Island, New | | Priced Unusually Low Evenings al Jersey and } Silk Dresseg—Combined with Georgette. Hand embroidered and nish "C Connectical { | with smart new Georgette pointed collar ; . $24, 00 S i 1 This Week— Alex. 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