The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 8

o m . _e ae ee THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1916, : . 7 oa a ost cert Py atre: | ull him through, SATE, BUT MOT | “THESE ARE THE MILESTONES” Manriann covenay ” Yu oa tct wacom alm ar No Oty OW ROAD 70 THE DEVIL Ls —— is PARTY LINES BROKEN) sate "we" sormaiy ‘Bes as World No Worse, Despite Women’: | bot . YOU ASK WHAT ROAD a | Rpecia! to The Braning Work ) Basry We aly ot about 12.000 ¢ Filmy on Says t «4 | PROPOSE TO rRAveL ? ” : RALTIMORE, Nov, .—-Prestdent biftostioie dre Seca y. Lawty: Buen ; Wilson Is expected to carry Mary-|ocratic nominee for land. United States He will be cut to some extent| Senator, has a hard fight against Dr by big business Interests in Baltimore | J, 1. France, Republican, besauas the | MILWAUKEE, Nov. &.—"Wo don't _ bélieve that the world growing : Democratle organization In Baltimore | Ser a Ria “cists ot cur welnonr ab which have been Identified with the|city has refused fd hin sa"aohrne , poem ihe Ha Bay nelle en picked to cut him at the p ; ‘ they wulk the ete docs suggest Democratic Party, but not so much as} fye Leliet of well posted wy Re that satan rules,” declared Bishop, * ‘Charles B. Mftche!l at the annual Mu- Waukee District Clerical, “There te a difference between the gown of beauty and that which Isa are to win. Abbreviated skirts, low ransparent filmy frocks may beautiful from tho artistic stand. point, man ut they are abhorront to the God, Who sees that the de- signers who devised such styles are Dageatly playing to human passion. is @ pity that the costumer can appeared probable ten days ago, On however, that Lewis's unusual per- Stern Brothers West 43rd Street Ee Re Frock toto one which hints only” at West 42nd Street Between 5th and 6th Avenues : evil,’ ; i A Very Noteworthy, Offering To-morrow, Saturday Misses’ and Girls’ Coats The true value of — Providing an occasion to secure this season's smartest styles and materials, is dependent NOT upon their . cost, but upon their proper At exceedingly lougprices, as follows: adaptability to your particular . ; , eye needs. Misses’ Attractive Autumn Coats, $28.00 and 45.00 more for eM Fv suitable for street, afternoon, motor and general wear, full ae or belted models, ; | eccurate glasses, their worth to with the new cape collurs; fashioned in wool plush, velour cloth or Bolivia, many you—is many, many times the trimmed with rich furs, silk lined and warmly interlined. On the other hand, glasses Exclusive Models for Afternoon and Evening Wear, $19.75 to 125.00 correctly adapted’ to een ; particular eyesight. require. Girls’ Street Coats Girls’ Handsome Coats ments are not only hurtful, | of superior quality chinchilla, in navy or grey; | in belted, shirred Empire styles, fashioned but expensive at any cost. with double belt ont and back, velvet collar, in velvet, velour cloth or broadcloth, many is Harris Eyeglass Service is as bone button trimmed, lined throughout; sizes | trimmed with luxurious furs, silk lined and ") perfect as human ingenuity, 8 to 14 years, interlined; sizes 6 to 16 years, Loo ry ere ee Special $9.75 Special $18.75 includ eat - ® phn Ayo Girls’ Dressy Coats Girls’ Velvet Coats i i tered Physician) skilled smart Empire model, full shirred yoke back, | an unusually smart model for the hard-to-fit » profession by years of ex- developed in broadcloth or velour checks, cape girl, fashioned in velvet, with large convertible ’ + perience and thousands of collar,trimmed with French seal(dyed coney); | cape collar, full shirred skirt style with belt, ’ pearching eye examinations. It includes the services of fancy double cuffs, silk lined; 10 to 16 years, $24.50 sizes 6 to 10 years, Presidential candidate but onoe : COL. N. B. THURSTON IS WELL. $15.00- ODDS FLUCTUATE t ; twenty-five years, Special Special Cin. ee anh and adjust Death Once Neported, but He Will Democrats claim Kentucky by ; . P . ; . _- to carry out in the smallest de- | ., utlolm Mestment tm Tesns, HSS Nee ae eee ah Misses’ and Young Women’s Tailored and Dressy Suits RET "5 vi ror eo onm = tail, the prescription written by | 14.0, was eo eerious that hie death in IN VARIOUS CITIES CHICAGO GIVES ODDS te sources Attractive styles, fashioned in wool velour or broadcloth, many with large collars the Ocultet. & border hospital cas at one thew ro ON HUGHES IN STATE; of Hudson seal or trimmings, new model skirt, some with yokes or pockets, ‘ Harris Glasses —if their need | port0a, col, Nat? is at even r Jel B. Thurston, chiet is indicated —cost 82 or more. | oranance ofticer of the New. “ork jonal Guard, will return to Pharr, e 7 Tuesday, to resume command of » | the Seventy-fourth New York Infantry, to which post he was detailed a = . EVEN BETS ON NATION (Bpecta, to The Evening Wort CHICAGO, Nov | Presidential race tn at $29.50 and 37.50 as BETTING IN INDIANA 1S IN HUGHES'S FAVOR A bs In Board of Trade cire zs 3 time of mobilization Inat June. (Continued from First Page.) Wall’ Shiai akeca oh Fovs—Dolls—Games Ceulists and Opticians | AVOIDING AN ARGUMENT. country,” be said. “The votera who oe i bed hel . . <! 3 - ‘ : fest 3Abte Sez, seme ane Aves! raking much outdoor eterctae | ot the eect mat wee emer | Leieutliay (and a An extensive section, on Fourth Floor, is devoted to an interesting exhibition of much outdoor exerctae| o, 1 i ‘i avorite, ar . ; Be RA Ae fhaae ape Sauwaise?” Me ue lod area ante ae pany | not wager at these « the newest and best American-made novelties and a very i td oe aii | ‘tore than usual.” LegicWe ABE Bence wore fortees) ts even money, remarkable variety of Imported playthings. feeys bet! Din @ Lon | ieee 4 ohn F, Bar . . i 3UT, Bevadrar, oe, Qiigushty. Broodire| yc vorgidesablyeaet ot mt went Hig... Seartadarana aera deg & OCMC ‘There are excellent assortments of Character Dolls, Celluloid and Bisque Dolls, Mechanical Seg coments SS ©. Brvokiza | Syoid one of those contentious pacts 7, . fughes will carry fl ‘Toys, Boats, Enameled and China Tea Sets, Steam Engines, Magic Lanterns and numerous ’ GBD Breas O.. next to Bedell’s, Newark | fists.” pacl+ (change things, We are fog Wilson.” | wine even money Brenck Bnaliah Novelti lecting the war influenc: isingly mod 2 And a lot of them are Kepublicans.” | n8 S°C mon y rench and English Novelties, reflecting the war influence, at surprisingly moderate prices. —_—_——- fn Leary, stock y e | EVEN MONEY OR ONLY, | 150.000 {8°pne? | || SLIGHT ODDS ON HUGHES |*; a 1S RULE IN OTHER CITIES, "09°98 —_ ie POLITICAL GOSSIP Boy Clothing for School and Dre j R AL | (Boma to The Krening Worl ) | PENNSYLVANIA BETTORS FROM THE CAMPS ~ TO-MORROW, ON THE PHIRD FLOOR, AL MODERATE PR F : ie +] CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.—Numerous OF BOTH PARTIES AVOR HUGHES; DRIFT TO WILSON ADMITTED (Byrotal to The Evaning World, PHILAMELPHIA, 3. go0d-sized bets were ma: o-day that Wilwon will carry Ohio, One commia- stoner placed $3,600 against. $3,000 and $5,000 even and $2,500 even on this! ition: Two $1,000 bets even and @ Crow, I $500 bets even th&t Wilson will | 2 CTO* ti ted. | to-day predicted that P Ho said ho had $10,000 to bet at even| MOU! & for Hug money that Wilson will carry Ohio, | “2mitted Wilsor {the offer to remain open until Satur-| Boys’ Novelty Suits, at $5.00 >| New Russian models, in blue and brown serge; Box and Junior folks with white pique collar and cuffs, all wool grey and brown mixtures and blue serge; sizes from 3 to 10 years, Norfolk Suits, $5.50 to 17.50 | Boys’ Mackinaws, . at $5.00 Newest models in fancy mixtures; 7 to 18 yrs. | In newest colorings and designs; 10 to 18 years. at $5.00 Non-Partisan Com- AN appeal to voters on of Judge Cuthbert ds a8 Associate Justice of als, of which he ts designation. 29 West 3416 St. | SPECIALLY PREPARED SALE FOR SATURDAY Featuring the Season’s Most Distinguished ») Jones, intimate osevelt, has come . including Wilkes. | n, Shamokin and Potts- Boys’ Corduroy Suits, $5.50 to 18.50 Russian Overcoats, ; jday. | r for P dent Wilson ‘ 7 78 ‘ 1 | ts fe W ° || Two well-known Republican sport- eeutewrii , Ritenour, Progressive siees 7 to. 17 years: sizes 219 to 10 years, i Co ing men announced to-day they would | ey eal (: a 4) adm! 7 : ; 5 § ats Tor Women & Misses |bet $5,000 even that Hughes carries || ore eee ikawine: af Galan: Boys’ School Overcoate,- from $9.75 to 18.50 f —————————————————————————————— | |Ohto and $5,000 uven that Hughes is! aro irc 1 Rudolph Spreckels, Pine ok, be o 5 size: 7 : | | | elected ‘Preaident. hi : like aie Ru Rien, Bates s Pinch back, belted and box back models; sizes from 12 to 18 years, | though in no very large sums. . 7. AT PRICES THAT stile Chases ef @ nandeiiaen| Areedt Det, of $20,000, was m forty- H ARE EXCEPTIONAL | ‘ }10 to 7 in favor of Hughes, Th jo and forty-one | a Bither War, . |ting runs from that Agure to eve conducted by h s R d s s | peclal to The Brening Workt,) oney. $10.75 CLR Rene ating | tee Fx akon Pres Emphatic Reductions in Jewelry 5 | | odds hore are 10 to ® that Hughes wil | HUGHES IS FAVORED ee eerste PREPABED FOR SATURDAY ON THE MAIN FLOOR 7 @ elected; even money on the Ohio AY ‘ g| = - i \| es Gov, Willis, Republican, will BY RE PRETO RS Pv DoE LE A a) co Were Were i be re-elected by probably 25,000 to 50,- ’ 0 28; Whitman, 166; Seabury, 80. ) BOto1 } $25: 00 a Myron 'T. Herrick probably| BT, LOUIS, Neve boPreradise | HPAII ESL Megbary BS Turquoise Brooches, $1.75) Pendants onRibbona, 10.50 to 19.50 4 i will beat Pomerene for the United odds in St, Louis to-day are 10 to 9 | Republicnn teadere announce that Enameled Sear Age Paral Uppartes Braschee, peat ie 400 rc 5 : States © by 75,000. Herrick is a|on Hughes, Betting in the State tn |S MONK those who have announced for hn Sautoire, Spear ea 95 pare ees Senn FO 38:00 00 | $ 50 |S to 2 favorite over Pomerene in the| the Innt few days has beert at even |haviicn ‘den ce Bolte Sacha Enameled Bells, —82.50to 83.50 Cc kets, 87.50 to 19.50 Oe |Con, win vere lis Egeyarite over | money. George D, Key of Oklahoma |Co., a Democrat whe 4 Wil- Earrings, £2.00 to 83,00! Hieres,87.50to 15 ‘ Ioiente y City placed $10,000 at even money on /#0n in 1918; Charles F, Btelnmats, Lavallieres, $1.75 to 84.50 8,810.5010 25.09 5 ' | ee Hteon | W. . Louls Monday, : otaen 3 Lar cea Whalooreect land ts expected to give Wilson | iicate of | PER Met & BYR olalis® and Bugene H, Onterbridge, Brooches, 83.95 to 88.95 Imported Necklaces, 819.50 7 wide sweep, carry thin var hie wager. adie (A Bar Pins, 83.00 to 86.00 F Pendants onRibbona, 17.00 to25,00 } 0 or better, angus ity of ug | fi, { i] 5 full flaring cluyino chanve of catering thosings.| apd Wilson ip at even iaaney: Wines Lavallicres, $4.00t0 10.601) S() ents sae adel pith Phe result ts doubtful, with little; bie Ww » been recorded and | Sautoirs, 85,00 to 10.00 | =* Brooches, 89.50 to 16.00 models, with Bitte Sr a ROARS ane wa SOR : 84.75 to 88.50 | Bracelets, Earrings, $17.50 Enameled Novelti | Velvet Neck Bands, 320.00 to 35.00 large collars and cuffs of _ KENTUCKY FOR WILSON $3.50 to $6.50) > HUGHES MEN Fur or Plush, in’ belted and non-belted effects, | 182 T0 1 BET, BUT WITH REPUBLICAN CASH WARY (Special to The Rroving World.) LOUISVILLE, Nov, 2—Until Wall [Street began to talk 10 to 6 on | Hughes Wednesday there was plenty y wagered at evens in Louts- A comprehensive selection of the correct fabrics are shown, including Bolivia Cloth, Wool Velour, IN BETS ON CALIFORNIA (Sprctal to The Braning World) SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.—The only betting on San Franctaco te on | the size of the majority for Wilson, There have been some beta at even money that Wilson will carry the olty by two to one anda few with odda of AND NOSE CLEAR First dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves all grippe misery. Don't atay atuffed-up! Quit blowing and anuffling! A dose A Sale of Desirable Books Suitable for Library or Gift Purposes, at very special prices. 7 to 10 that he will carry tt by 8 to 1. For a timo the betting on the result jin tho Sinte wan at even monoy, but {in the Innt days it haa changed to Todds on Khoa, Tho betting In no fn very henvy, A partial list follows: Hy) Below the Cataracte—Dy Writer | Dickens, ooo! Ryndale., special at A leather Paul the First, of Buse & apectal Woalisrows! 3, Eliot, George Bet 2 volumes B.| library cloth, epeclal $14.40 Legendary. $2,00| Hugo, Vietor—Set 10 volurmon ke Bldgwiok; leather Poe, Bd —fet 0 vola;| librury cloth; ,,. special $6, | e Hr vtpoctal at 7Be! jen d enpa' hg | Seat, Ste Walter Ballade and Lyrica of Love-- ++, $6.00 Mbrary cloth; spe felected by Prank Bldgwick;| Tolstoy, Loa N. h leather bound,.,,,,.. aac TB backs ‘and gon fielss Pasheeesern, of “Pape's Cold Compound taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end arippe lacey and break up a revere cold elther In the head, cheat, body or limbs, d Kentucky on the result of onal election, Some Jarge wagers have been re- corded at 10 to 9 and even 10 to &, ‘The large percentage of th ta are >_— It promptly opens clogged-up nos- [Up on a fifty-fitty basis, When tho BETTING IS EVEN [tele ‘and alr pasangeay stops aaty wal itr ne }, \dlecharge or nose running; relieves rated Asis Birtae tae wana | ON RESULT IN UTAH ii Nekdncho, gullness, teverlahness, |rush of Demoeratio money, which ([Rpecial to The Brening World.) |#ore throat, snoesing, soroncas and | found no takers, RALT LAKIG, Utah, Nov, §,— De.) While Demoornta offer # to 1 that aplto the apparent optimism of the| Wilson carries Kentucky, with no| Republican leaders as to the strenath t Broadcloth, Wool Plush, Seal Plush, Velfour pase Phen Chinchillg and Tweeds. ‘00k Bool Good Living) Rarah Van Buren; over ieee special price American Sporteman—ly Bad Lowls,........4peclal price Charles sey 15 bucks ani Colors include Black, Brown, Green, Burgundy and Mustard; also Mixtures, Models for Street, Afternoon and Evening wear Sizes 14 to 44, Other Coats Featured at $35 to $65 Cold Compound” te the jurest relief known and 94 conts at drug stores, ekent, costa onl Wm. Hot | takers, (here {fm jittle betting on|of MMughes In (tah, Wilson Tt acta without nssistaneo, tastes nice, | ESET: Louisvitie and the Fifth Distriet,| favorite in curb betting, Odds offand causes no inoonvenience, Don't | 5 tee ‘|eetm 18 Vale ane wore rrre 0 ‘ ~|