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cast , Senator Walsh Votes by Mail. CHICAGO, Nov. 2. - J. Walsh of Montana, manager of Western @lection at his office in Chicago to- © FORWILSON, TRADES UNION MEN TOO ‘ican Men Who Labor and Think Avoid Distress After Eating! There are fur all sorts of stomac! have probably tr nervous dyspepsia, heartbuen, fullness of stomach, sour stomach, dizziness, or if you have no appetite at « sure to take the little gastr tablets and see how much diffe Gastro-Pepsin for Heartburn ¢ Indigestion wo ~ Senator Thomas Democratic headquarters, his ballot in the Presidential SOCIALISTS STRONG | Abandon Other Candidates | for the Pr dies for “All who want Slee but nothin Wilson," «writes Clarence Darrow, ia tablets, becaine wothice ounsel for many international tains the same ingredients in th unions and general adviser of miners’ proportions. — Gastro-pepsin y| Unions, in the current issue of The works wonders, If you are distressed | Citizen, a labor weekly published in after cating, if you have indigestion,| San Francisco. The Citizen is sup |, be pain nee cent. of the votes of 500,000 organized workers in California they make in your health. ‘Twenty-| Managing Mr, Wilson's campaign, five and fifty cent boxes. Advt. Mr. Darrow's article reads, “did well when they gail that the’ country If ever organiz: portunity to and its symp. didate it is at the present time, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE H@ME OF TRUTH" 59th to 60th Street _ to3dA. Fre 3908 Let There Be Music in Your Home If you want to enjoy your home life to the fullest extent, come to Bloomingdales’ and secure a Player Piano. This marvellous instru- ment gives you the faculty to play at once the music of the masters and all the popular music of the day. At a family Gathering, a Musicale or a Dance at home, the Player Piano is absolutely indispensable. Why be without it? Come to Bloomingdales’ and secure the World's Greatest Player Piano Value, our New and Unrivalled Tri-Solo Melodist ° WALTERS 88-Note Player Piano 19305 On Terms of °2 a Week FREE: (Own Selection) and Free Delivery to Your Home * Muse (You Truly a Marvellous Instrument Compare the Walters with any other Player—and you will find a number of entirely new and exclusive features you to ‘give fancy dictates; in fz edge of music, to F not in the least ¢ uman interpret ation to music your body, without knowl iiled artist. It ddeg of the piano in the usual way--on t an advantage to the piano pupil, as it can: also 4 played by hand like a regular piano, the player mechanism being separate and in no way interfering with the 1e performer. Our New Style “F Walters Piano ' The Beat Piano Built to Sell at rie) S25Q) [i es] On ~ On Terms of *1 a Week Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery. Walters Upright Pianos, $ Walters Player Pianos, $395 to $500 Walters Grand Pianos, $52. to $575 ol vhard Upright Pianos, $300 to $490 Erhard Player Pianos, $500 to :600 Erhard Grand Pianos, $625 to $1100 EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beautiful new Walt or Erhard Piano or Player Piano, We will make a liberal allowance and let you pay the balance at the rate of $1 a week on a Piano and $2 a week on a Player Piano, Upon request a representative will call. Send for our 1916 illustrated catalogue, P/ano Salesrooma, Third Floor, Oth CARS BLOOMINGDALES’ ery TO GOTH eT, ANAPER TO TOSD AVE, to $310 war are aiainat| porting the Prestdent for re-election | and predicts that he will get 70 per “The people needs Wilson more than we need him. labor had an op- w its real strength ny for a national can- Wil THE EVE. son should get the vote of every worker if for no other reason than this—he kept the country out of war, and In doing so sacrificed none of its dignity, none of its best ideals.” Darrow and other well known lead- ers have been stumping California for the Presidént. Two weeks ago the Socialist leaders frankly admitted that the President would get a large part of the total Socialist vote of the country, but they contended that It would come largely from the Intel- lectual group, Within the last few days informal polls show a deciled |change in the attitude of Ssoctaliste vy. WORLD, THURSDAY, in_general, and particularly those [ever to ele who vote in the Socialist Labor Party) State candids two, if —_ column, Frank J. Harrington, a Soclalist Labor Party pleader from St. Louis, now at the Broadway Central, told a reporter for The Evening World that In the Western States neither the Socialist Party proper nor any of thq “reformed political bodies that have grown out of It,” are making any of- fort to persunde the voters in this group from voting for Wilson. “L say that,” he sald, “in spite of the fact that all the Socialist groups are working harder this year than but my opinion, bused of syatewmonts made to ma by members of my own party and from general observation, is that President Wilson is very popu- lar with the rank and file of Socialism and will get equally as many votes frem the workers {n this political group as he undoubtedly will from the Intellectuals, I would say that sentiment now seems to mo to be about fifty-ffty, About one-half will vote for him and their local candl- dates, the other half for their own national and State tickets, ions. | Siatrday Ao. Be = THE [REAL SITUATION GRAPHICALLY TOLD BUY TE WoRLD EVERY MORNING. NEmptY 400.000 OTHERS Do | BONWIT TELLER &,CO, The Specially Shop of Orginatons FIFTH AVENUE AT 88™ STREET HAVE ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW (FRIDAY) A Very Special Offering OF WOMEN’S WINTER SUITS Priced for FRIDAY ONLY. 38.00 About two hundred Suits have been assembled from the regular stock and included in this offering. The special price will obtain for the one day (tomorrow, Friday) only. Included are all the varying types of the season's smartest suit fash- Demi-tailored, tailleur simple and more dressy models with the fashionable large fur collars and deep cuffs. These Suits are developed in BROADCLOTH, VELOURS, GABAR- es, VELVETEENS and MANNISH MATERIALS, Rema vie HEB BAIRD SiO Just Back FROM — Begins in— Che Giorls. | Every Day Th i = Denti Se: za ar i: 2. — Se zs in By Germany softer. S\ UVB io RE 2, 1916. Final Tailoring Sale Of the Year Men’s Suits and Over- coats Madeto Measure — $15 Sale Ends Saturday, Nov. 11 50 Fall and Winter Fabrics to Choose From Fit, Finish and General Satisfaction Fully Guaranteed. Size 46 or over, $17 Second Floor At Bloomingdales" Dining Room Furniture 10-Piece Dining Room Suite, $85.00 Jacobean finish, China closet is 38 inches wide. Dining Table has 44-inch round top and ex- One Arm Chair and 5 Dining Chairs, seats of Spanish leather, in colors. Buffet is 48 inches long, has 10x40-inch mirror. Serving Table is 34 inches long. tends 6 feet. 10-Piece Adam Design Dining Room Suite Solid Oak, $89.00. Mahogany Veneer, $120.00 As illustrated above. . Solid oak finished in Jacobean effect, Buffet is 54 inches long, has triple effect mirror, 5 drawers and 2 China Closet is 44 inches wide. Serving Table is 36 inches wide. Dining Table has 48-inch round top, Five Slip Seat airs and 1 Arm Chair to match. cupboards Seats are of brown Spanish leather. Pieces sold separately if desired, Sglid Oak Price Mahogany Price Buffet $24.00 Buffet $30.00 China Closet China Ch 24.00 Dining Table Di $24.00 Serving ale Ser $12.00 Chair Chair $4.50 Arm Chair ' Arm Chair, $7.50 iF Fr == \ f hid } Ai eos ‘\ | : v iP loon | | etd ~ Ww = 9-Piece Colonial ‘Dining Room Suite, $79.00 In quartered oak veneer Buffet of 45-inch base, with French bevel mirror and scroll f China et is 38 inches wide and has bent glass er Di able has handsome Colonial platform base, 8-inch pillar 42-inch Five side chairs, one arm chair to me round top ch, with genuine Spanish leather seats Sold separately as follows Buffet, $27.00 3 $15.00 Din & Table, $15.00 TRANS ne ‘ro BLQOMINGDALES’ Lex.to3d Av. SOTH TO GOTH ST... LEX. TO 3D AV Phone Plaza 5900 At Bloomingdale A Notable Sale of Real Laces Wonderful values in real filet edging and inserting; priced at, per yard, 35e to $13.98 Real Duchess inserting and edg- ing; also Duchess edging; 114 inches to 10 inches wide; yard, $1.65 to $12.75 Rose point edging; yard, $19 to $39.44 . Real Irish point edging and in- serting; yard, 9e to $5.98 Real point de Venice edging and inserting, in a large assortment; yard, $1.25 to $25 Real Valenciennes, Carrickma. cross, Milan and Binch laces at tempting prices, J point lace Real Cluny laces inserting and edging to match; also, y wide bands at very reduced stain Floor, At Bloomingdaleat Smokers’ Trays & Sets Copies of Viennese Novelties 55c to $8.95 Attractive novelties, com- binations of nickel plate with y hard enamel green or yellow. .The selection tray sets, |Imatchbox holders, »smokers’ sets and ash _ re- ceptacles to be: attached to table. Also many other articles of interest to smokers are on display. Lexington Ave, Arcade "At Bloomingdales’ Men's Underwear Standard Makes Shirts, drawers or union suits in such representative makes as Root's Tivoli, Glastenbury and American Knitting Co. It is a common custom in the trade to term undergarments containing wool in part as “wool underwear.” Bloomingdales’ policy in regard to trade terms is well defined, We advertise and sell undergar- ments for just what they really are, irrespective of trade terms or labels. * Root's Tivoli Underw: rious weights and qualities; gar- ment, 98c to st 50 Glastenbury Underwear, va- rious weights, 98 to $2.00 American Knitting Co.'s Un- derwear, garment, 98 to $2.50 Wool-and-Cotton or Merino Union Suits, standard makes; medium er hea 98 to $3.50 Main Floor ‘At Bloomingdales’ 30-Inch Wall Paper Roll, 19¢ Scotch Process Oatmeal Du- plex Wall Paper, in various shades fi Oe ro 5, libraries, halls ov Doms. di Inexpensive Papers for any room; choice selection; roll, 7!s¢ Estimates submitted for paper hanging and painting. Work done under our supervision. Thr FOOT aeeeent Ath singdat Groceries, Fish and Fruits Bloomingdales’ Pride" Floyr, put up in 7-lb. paper sacks for 33e Pure Breakfast Cocoa, | 15e Crystal Domino Sugar, pieces; three 10c size pack fot 25e Fisher's Whole Rige, 1% net weight package, © Queen Olives, 36-02, jar, 30e; 30-02. jar, 24; 8-02. bottle, 10e Maid" Macaroni, 25e “Minute 3 packages for Fish Flounder or Haddock, |b., 8¢ Butterfish, Ib., We . Halibut Salmon Steak. or Fresh Plackerel or Fresh Blue- fish, Ib., Fruits Florida Orange 29¢ Lemons, small and juicy, dozen, 1c | King Apples, York Imperials, Greening Apples or Sweet Pota- toes, 5 quarts for 35e Baldwin Apples or Cooking Pears, 5 quarts for 32e Grapefruit, small and juicy; 6 for 25¢