The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1916, Page 5

‘WHEE CONTESTS were G0 fellows, For Congress: Geeeed Thetriet, Gees CP Celtwel, Demoeret TO-OAY'S PARALYSIS |MAVY GETS FIRST GALL ("nae oo's | FIGURES ENCOURAGING FROW STEEL COMPANIES beet Prent Wasserman, Demers! | Only Highteen New Cases as Com | Notify Customers ‘Governenent Oo hieventh Uetriet, Manhettan and) Hieteneaé, Dentel 2. Rierden, Dome: | pared With Thirty tive ve ders Will Be birt to ° «| Twenty eeeond Dnetriot, Maw terday—Same Death Total | te billed Young Teeth at 0 Vian and brome, Maney Brecker! The Board of Health report on ih!) PIFTRBUNUH. Rep, 16 cousin MAN id Democrat) Twenty at Pietriet.tenitie paraives : ae Me is old hres, Daniel C Oliver, Demeeret) | cighinen new canes end ten as his teeth és anher'. lammenen bes or S oliwory in, tout abet . rther * nee - eote “ u You can have |“mecwn “ow Wh Ogeaby, Dome: bor the i Aig |B teeth at |} Over Hamilton by Close 2%" wemneas ne em sixty,’ ou use Vote in the Twenty-Fourth Yor Mate Menate Putth District Kings Willem J. Heffernan, Dem Borodont bos “ at; Seventh District, Kings, Danie the ‘ “old - master In moet of th ant | Carrell, Democrat : " © detrticts r For Assembly New York Coun leon i iat rte everywhere. idatce. Where soot — Jimothy FP. Gowld, Democrat; Thirty in ew Y * B. Altman & Co. will hold toemorrow (Thursdey), in the Millinery Department, on the First Floor, A Specially Prepared Sale of Smart Trimmed Hats of velvet, velours and felt, featuring the accepted shapes and trimmings for Autumn, all uniformly marked at the remarkably low price of $8.50 This assortment includes styles appropriate for both Women and Misses B. Altman & Co. are showing, in the Novelty Jewelry Depart- ment, a great number of imported novelties, all of which are strongly featured in the fashions of the day. Among those of excep- tional interest are: IMPORTED BEADED BAGS antique and modern, in a large and most artistic collection Which contains many exclusive models; Velvet and Silk Bags, ornamented with colored or steel beads; and smart Bags in many varieties, for the com- pletion of the fashionable afternoon, evening or opera costume. IMPORTED FEATHER FANS in ostrich, peacock and quill effects, with mountings of pearl, amber or sandal-wood. Fans for the debutante and the bride. IMPORTED SPANISH COMBS ornamented with net encrusted with rhine- stones; Neckbands to correspond; Novelty Bead Necklaces, in ali the fashionable combinations and colors; Pearl Hat Pins in every new and smart design. (First Floor, Madison Avenue section) Fifth Avene, New York =" 00DS ‘Zsoops DEMIVERED ANY WHERE IN GFEATER NEW vorWes ANY WHERE IN GFEATER NEW YORE. 219, 221, 223, 225, 27 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. ts Cor. Wyckotf St. No Deposit—s0c Weekly $125 Worth of furniture on $20 Worth of Clothing | No Deposit—s$i Weekly 164, 166, 168 umd 170 af NB "SATURDAY EVENING: * forth District, Mo Maldwin Fertia Democrat, triet, BOF Hurt, Demoernt County Niath i, Kepublican, F Thirteenth Distries, | Quer 4 Donnelly, Democrat; | Mehmona Morgan 8 | Pourteentn District, JP La Prene.| porta 6 | “Save the Pieces” | Pitieonth District Joka A] Por) caves to date, HAIG Tota f Demoorat; Twentieth DI | geathe to date. 2 | E'RE “First Aid triet, & ¢ Fiamman, Hepubtican The Aaures aie very encouraming to Broken Glasses. | In up Btate diet George A | said Deputy Comemnieno ner of Health 1 | Lunn, former Moctalist Mayor of | Hillings ‘ ' bd duplicate your he Achenectady, won the Democratic | .Lynebite, (he imal won rom the with- nomination for Congress. George W. | guaran: premises, the Depart. |} Out iption——accu- Pairchild, present Kepublican inember | men Jealth will continue to keep " Of Congress trom Oneonta, succeeded | the placaria on Wmplay rately and very quickly. n winning & renomination after @ DAF | gon” anid Lr Things today Lenese at 8c, 78e, $1.00, ete. fought contest with Btate Benator Hamuel A Jones, Senator Arenio LD. Sanders took @ Congroasional nomina- 1H Normed, | Hept. 20 tion away from Representative H. D | Wertn’s m D ‘ . in | relice and New York: 4 B'way, at John St. janforth of Rocheates, who hag been | (eiles ant 23 Gisth Av., 1Sth St. in Congress three terme stroyed HY Bisth Av., 22d St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St. 17 West 42d Street. Brooklyn 498 Fulton 8t.,cor.Bond 8t George F. Thompson, Public Rervice | Commission investigator, was renom- inated for State Benator in the Niagara County district after @ contest. on Haha port, which Was nonitles nor Founded 1826 Greeley 1 Lord ® Tay lor 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street e ferecn ex pF ees Davy Commencing Monday, September 25th During this important event, which only occurs semi- annually, you can make selections from our entire stock of Splen- did Furniture at substantial concessions from our customary moderate prices. Charge Purchases Will Appear On Bills Rendered November Ist Thuree Days of Display Thursday, September 21st Friday, September 22d Saturday, September 23d During which advance selections may be made and reserved for delivery after Monday, the opening day of sale, or later if desired. s A few suggestions of the values obtainable at this sale: NB BVENING WORLD, WEDHBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1916. io S00 S07 0 0 0 Sree F William and Mary Mahogany Dining Room Suite Especially designed for Lord & ‘Taylor. Ten pieces—Buffet, China Cabinet, Serving Table, Extension Table, 5 Side Chairs and Arm Chair, Former price $431.50...+.++ ANOANATNe $385.00 8 Same suite, beautifully finished in brown oak, Special, $295.00. ) i: . ry ee Our Rug, Drapery and Linen Sections have arranged for spe- etal offerings, at great- ly reduced prices, throughout the ‘Seven Furniture Days.” Solid ee Tea Wagon. With two small rear wheels, that prevent tipping. Bpecial, cassscccecers $15.00 Leather Arm Chair or Rocker, All moss and hair, loose cushion spring seats. Formerly $85.00..... -$57.50 ee ee eae eee er ereneeecencencanemn<} Blzth Floor aE | OD OI 0 9 I tO I I OO 0S 00 0 S00) 1CCN Jhe Calo Fore %\ a “low remarkably Those are but two of the the country. We know that you'll be de! at the Queen Quali 82 West Thirty-fourth Street 38th Street TAN CALF BOOTS Decidedly the Vogue. In feminine Footwear fashions, the high cut laced Boot of Tan Rus- sia leather plays an important yr For early Autumn wear, Lord & Taylor are featuring these ultra smart Boots in many lasts and at especially interesting prices. High-Cut Tan Boots, $8.00 Several styles, laced through blind eyelets and with plain toes, simu- lated or perforated tips. Gracefull modeled on slender lines with high Cuban or Louis XVI. heels. Also smart walking Boots with lower heels. All are made of Russia calf, fine and flexible, in various dark and medium shades of tan. College Boots, FIFTH For Girls and Misses. Tan Russia leathers, in laced or buttoned styles, with low heels. Sizes 214 to 7. Second Floor, Another assortment of five different de- signs; from four to six panels ofeach style—go or so inch widths. A charming combination of Lacet Arabe and Marie Antoin- ette, Former price $7.50, Onsale at $5. 75 H Fifth = Wo refteal cur Dralit Gy Lalas f° Aden Iwo of the MANY 6. jarmeng nau models Lord & Tay lor LACET ARABE PANELS At Greatly Reduced Prices ere ee ena ae ee see aoe, a 0 a 00 0 Gi 10 9 0 GD 0G pretty!’ “The daintiest, smartest boots | have ever seen.” many delighted exclamations that have reached our ears from enthusiastic patrons, Indeed the new Autumn shoes merit any amount of praise. They are now being shown by thousands of stores all over lighted. Complete stocks of Queen Quality Shoes are now being shown ty Boot Shop New York City AVENUE 39th Street SERGE FROCKS Are Autumn’s Favorites Women who keep pace with Fash- ion’s progress will be interested in these newest of Serge Street Dresses in models distinguished by their de- cidedly smart lines and clever fin- ishing details. ge Dressee—A model with ‘panel My back and the most novel of pock- ets, effectively embroidered. A belt con- fines the straight full lines of this one-piece Frock, giving the newest of new silhouettes. In all DIAGhs or In ayy. ie gray broad- cloth collar and cuffs, and col- ored embroidery. ......... ++ $ 1 9. 50 Serge and Satin Frocke—Braid and silver WT eraidery in Greek key pattern join the yoke and bodice, the flounce and deep yoke of this charming Froek of rich blue satin and blue serge; the soft sash girdle ties in fetching fashion $29 50 at the back Fur-trimmed Dressee—Broadcloth or kitten’s ear cloth in the new shades of balsam green, purple or in naty, with Hud- son seal (dyed muskrat) or beaver adding to their smartness, Copies of Bernard, Callot, Cheruit, Jenny and other foreign models. $110.00 te $125.00 Thrd Floor. A collection of very attractive designe on durable French net, These panels, besides being most attractive and of suogriog uality, represent a most unusual value. A limited number of each pattern, Former price $12.00. On sale at........ $7.50 Floor. > SRR 2