The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1917, Page 9

yrere 1 euftered ile oo 1 wer om she to walk oF | do ony of my own cork cad | ermnett Candidacy Aprears to Be the Only Fly in the Fusion Ointment The potle te the primary etretion | of can@idates for pomination for el Hy, borough and county Mose and | |® tow Mate offices open this after noon #1 8 o'clock and will chose at 9 o'clock this evening. There are tow contests of jmportance. That which 1 | Sirecte the mest ettention to the ot tempt of former State Genator Win. lam M Rennett. representing. escora- | ing to Bie claim, the etraig®t-out Re publican Party of the aity, to over come Mayor John Purroy Mitchel in| the Republican primary for the nomi. nation for Mayor. Senator Bennett has waged a vigor-| ‘|ous campaign in ali boroughs He) basse he opposition to Mayor Mitchel -}on the aasertion that the Mayor te «| Democrat and Robert Adamson, the candidate for President of the Bo: of Aldermen, is a Democrat, and Will- jam A. Prendergast, candidate for Comptroller, deserted the Republican Party to Join the Progressives, and flopped back when he saw that the Progressives were about to be ewal- lowed by the Republicans. On the ticket with Mr. Bennett are Judson G. Wall, candidate for the nomination for Comptroller, who claims to be a 100 per cent. pure Re- publican, although he voted for Judge | McCall for Mayor tour years ago, and Frank D, Wileey, the opponent of Mr. Adamson. BENNETTS STRENGTH COUNT IN NOVEMBER. Politicians are interested in the Bennett opposition to the Mitchel fu- sion, not because they think Bennett and his associates have any chance of carrying the primary, but beca they figure that the size of the Ben Pinkham'’s Vee ond MAY ] : a 24 cor. shove Grand ‘ Be 8 are 409-411 Fulton St., 2am He" ot Moonta Oven 9 te 7. Closed Sunda: ure the weaknesses—if any there be— of the Mitchel candidacy in so far as it depends on Republican support. It ts no secret that Bennett has the secret good wishes of a number of | influential Republican leaders who fee that they have been passed over by thi Mitchel Administration in the distri bution of patronage. Bennett con- wths appear, apply a simple rijentiy expects to carry the Bor- ‘made by mixing some water ough of Richmond, to cut heavily into Jt Ons Application St On Arpaia (Toilet Talks) keep her skin free ir or furs if she will wash the skin and the County Committee, refused to men- gon, This is a harmless tion Mitchel’s mame in an indorse- nett vote Will pretty accurately meas- | fy THE RVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, — ot oe oh he Queren Ae fu Manheton Brene, (he Renaett feeb eo them te Mitehe! ner a the Bennett vote te thee tee & ouge will be Curprisinaty tenet Suter tote Fo Merten for Mer barter 1 Altres B memih f peere of Alte om tbe Hie ore mo © Cow We pasition care in ene tnetar AUBH'S CLEAN FIGHT AGAINGT 808s MURPHY The eacry te the ¢ Thomas TB Mush ree Mere wt ently Teme worker that «Mr . obtain the nomination, buy the Kt campelgn bee been aktifully and « engetically conducted. Tt hae « been a clean campaign as It relates te the personalities and public ser views of the two candidates. Mr. Rush | hae confined his efforts largely to at tacks on Charlies ¥. Murphy's leader ship. lt wf! probably eurpriee @ greet many voters to know that Justice Samuel H. Ordway, who was #y pointed to the Supreme Court bench by Gov. Whitman, is an unopposed candidate tn the primaries for the nomination on the Fusion ticket, The newspapers which are supporting (he Fusion Ucket have devoted columns and columns to boosting the primary candidacy of Mr, Kush and have completely ignored the Fusion candi- date, Justice Ordway, Inasmuch « pbosedly for the wh Tammany leaders ure that the have been advoe the nominati of Mr. Rush be they think he would be easier to beat then Judge McAvoy. COLER AND O'LOUGHLIN MAY CAUSE A FLURRY IN KINGS. In Brooklyn Bird 8. Coler is the primary opponent of the McC ‘idate, Sheriff Edward BK th ney mann, f Preside that inasmuch the Brook the primary Edward T. inated by peti gandidate—wh: Riegeimann—and the rdidate, Lewis Pounds, without disc! rimination, Neither District Attorney Swann nor William L. Ransom, the Fusion can- didate, has any primary opposition for the nomination f nty. After the primaries Magistrate Joseph Corrigan will be nominated by petition and at CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years ee delitone. Apply this to the Mitchel vote tn Kings—whero the ib , but be sure you get -the ment of the Fusion tieket a few days veal delatone.—Advt. ago—and to come close to running ° ‘Help Hoover! E a 2 ¢ a ¥ We must all help to'win this war and when Our President and his men—bearing the _bur- den of another Lincoln, ask us to be sparing of the wheat, all of us should do our best. E If you are in earnest—if you really want to ; ® help, do as they ask. Thousands are doing it and more right minded people wil. * id = men emma) if For tomorrow's breakfast why not try a dish ot the best of corn foods— ost Toasties An all-the-year-round food! Eat these delicious flakes either with cream or milk, fruits or fruit juices. The satisfaction is immense and you will find equal satisfaction in knowing you have started the day by help- ing Uncle Sam save the wheat. For Your Corn Food — Get the Best of Corn Foods POST TOASTIES District Attor- | | | y all the fran tinen wan tn bene me | voters heve thelr only opportunity te-dey te express their preterences for party pelle, in Sale oD will be open from. 3PM. 008 Every voter whe is exercise hie right to homineca —— | ides Bievele Tee) Find Doctor. laying two mites | mn Pie ~harles Biawchard, who extracted the bullet. BONWIT TE pag AVENUE AT 38™ STREET The increased demand of Undergarments, so this Shop, has made it necessary for the proper expansion of the departments devoted to French Lingerie, Philippine Undergarments, Silk and Novelty Underwear of Bonwit Teller & Co. origination to arrange this CLOSING-OUT SALE of DOMESTIC at Greatly Reduced Prices DRAWERS —of fine batiste and nainsook with em- broideries and lace trimmings. CHEMISES—of fine batiste ered and trimmed with lace. PETTICOATS—of cambric with flounces of vee lace or cambric embroidery. CHEMISES —of sheer nainsook with dainty tuckings | and fine Val. lace and veinings. ENVELOPE CHEMISES—of sheer nainsook with dainty tuckings' of fine Val. lace and veinings, ENVELOPE & REGULAR CHEMISES—of ex. quisite sheer materials daintily designed and trimmed NIGHTGOWNS—Several effective models of sheer batiste trimmed with laces and ribbons, PETTICOATS — with deep tucked flounces with laces. Embroidery and ribbon NIGHTGOWNS—Empire model. with Iaces and embroidery with fine tucks, ENVELOPE CHEMISES -— with effective designs of lace medallions and insertions. ENVELOPE CHEMISES — Di wide, elaborate, excellent quality laces; also batiste of sheerest fine quality, Oo Gresser and never let a corn or callus and nainsook, embroid- | treed: Tt doesn’t irritate the skim or For a few cents one can bow act rid of every hard corn, soft corn, oF corn between the toes, as well = painful calluses on bottom of feet. Every jone who tries freesone becomes an enthusiast because it really doesn't hart or pain one particle. Ladies! Keep « tiny bottle on the ache twice LLER & CO, | Shop of Onyinalions Advt for only the finer type closely identified with that are in this sale- mixtures, good stripes—q host of fine ing the coming Winter as any we have LINGERIE anywhere else, Pearl gray kid- | 1.55 A Fine Surprise for MEN Full-lined Suits, our own ($27.50 to oer 50 grades---$24.50 “This Will Be Like Finding Money’’—said a man He heard of the sale—was going to pay $35 for a new‘Winter sult—saw some of the suits and decided to wait for it, and save 810.60. There are young men's models and more conservative models; grays, browns, fancy blues, | High- Cut t Colored Kid Shoes for Women, $4.50--Sale This is less than the maker’s regular wholesale costs A large cash transaction made months ago ‘brings these very fashionable colored kidskin shoes to New York women now at a price which is at least $3 less than they can be duplicated for Pearl Gray Kidskin Shoes skin with pearl WITH skin with cham- ray cloth tops cloth to) 95 | | ¥ito. Pearl gray cloth tops ry Atha Light cloth tops 95 | Pearl gray kidskin tops Champagne (Ivory) Kidskin Shoes In the Main Store | These are suits made for our 1916-17 Winter stocks. The prices of such suits today are from 20 to 80 per cent. higher than last year. We foresaw they would be, and, accordingly, bought heavily. But New York men are long-headed, and the surplus carried over — 941 suits — is smaller than we expected. Hundreds of suits —splendid. Good patterns —Hand-tailored. More than a dozen models, Good as gold for 1917-18. Plenty of sizes, 34 to “4. tterns and colorings; suits just as correct to wear dur- | ad made recently. siudepaniati: Arcade Floor, New Building, Champagne kid. WITH } 1.55 } 1.55 } 2.25 } 2.25 beadings. s of sheer batiste stinctive models | 2.95 rr ave Pler 18 “every day at MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE | | PORTLAND American Be, Geaoeresesessseooogent sis: THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE tbh l +S 26000 49b00004 |Sunday World Wante Work Wonders | (WHERE rose locus LIN spar Dee Lit L I N E All Service Dally Bacept Sunda ' all ona tow 4 West Iv. Batlery DAILY | KEANSBURG, N, J. HOw TO Cer THEM Witam Metndle Davie 090A. M600 P.M, | Pearl skin cloth tops, $4.50. ray kid wil De light All pearl gra; kidskin, $4.60, 4 LEGAL NOTICE Champagne cloth tops P) Light cloth tops Champagne kid tops All are extra high cut—8 or 9 inch tops. These shoes are all made on smart-looking lasts with long and mediunt vamps, welted soles, plain or imitation tips, Louis heels, $4.50 pair. 650 Pairs White Kidskin Shoes, $4.35 Part of the same special purchase—but only in widths AA, A and B high cut laced styles. Extra salespeople and plenty of space in which to serve every one satisfactorily, Down-Stairs Store, New Building, Breadway front _FOR R SALE. co» DIAMONDS CREDIT Ph DIAMONDS ON CREDIT FASY TERMS. ALL GOODS GUARANTERD. American Match & Diamond Co. 6 MAIDEN LANE; poone Cort, 6867, Ageat ealis, 4] = \7O Broedwoy Cor Maden - DeeSioanee) Cham} pena is. skin hb light cloth tops, $4. fo. | All champagne | kidskin, $4.50. Child ren id Fruit-Laxatives BOAL’S ROLLS | EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION. ac ? 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