The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1917, Page 7

—— _ ‘ ie INDEPENDENT VOTE HE SAYS, IS STRONG FOR ADAMSON Henry Morgenthau Confident That Fire Commsisioner Will Win. vice, and what he has done in cre- ating warm and friendly relations be- tween himself and the members of the Fire Department shows what be would do as a member of the Board of Estimate. “Pull and favoritiam disappeared from the Fire Department under Adamson’s management: the pay of Aldermen who might become Mayor. We must guard equally against either Possibility. “The Tammany candidate for Pres- ident of the Board of Aldermen is avowedly a Tammany man, He has been such all his life, and every po- Ing with the Enemy Act. and which Heavy Artillery at Camp Mille, w will be administered by the War Trade | ¢o, peuterday Hpk? Administered by the War Frade }found dead in bed of gas yeaterday at tary of the Treasury the home of his uncle, Herbert Johnson, jat Ridge Street and Cedar Avenua, Aqueduct. > He was visiting his uncle SOLDIER IS FOUND DEAD. & combination | light, Coroner eidental. sition which he has ever filled he} firemen was increased and there was gel Pd poate seid, be at good spirits, He was recently admitte secured by a Tammany nomination, eecathy. n iia hninlsatin ot Sheridan, Ore, @ soldier of the 66tn|to the bar in Oregon. | 4 and in every such position he has acted in full accord and sympathy with Tammany. “Another reason for the defeat of the Tammany candidate is that we must not give Mr. Murphy three of the nine votes he needs to control the Board of Estimate and Apportion- “New York for its own sake cannot ment, the body which makes all our city appropriations. Fresh and Refreshing official.” | | TO KEEP GOLD IN THE U.S. | Pro mn of Certain Imports | Ho has had a wonderful ex-| Planned by Administration, Seen eie Gn 6. ate soul Be WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—Prohibition | 7 of certain imports in order to stem fur- equal to that of Col. Waring’s and) ie. the outflow of American gold ts for President of the Board of Alder- Co eo ee a perssiais. ‘Wel imminent. President Wilson, tt 1s un- OoEYTLON THA men For Tomorrow a Special Sale of city as a model for other offict Geritaea. Sill ENNIS. Wee &. groctae weet Bim te 6 os oer ation prohibiting certain imports and| brings the fragrance of Ceylon's mountain gardens to your table. pore We ile alts dost mune co Wag io About One Hundred and Fifty Sealed Packets only—SALADA TEA C0., 100 Hudson St., New York a 1 WOMEN'S TAILLEUR SUITS “Mr. Adamson ts a young man Of| states and to concentrate on india- In Cloth and Velvet progressive ideas. He belleves in a ponsable commerce, Ia, the purpose in 55.00 the department it has never known before. “Behind Mr. Adamson is the entire body of independent voters of the city, and I am absolutely confident of hia election. aaar STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY UNTIL 6 P, M, (TUESDAY) ELECTION DAY. BONWIT TELLER &,.CO, The Specially Shop of Onginations FIFTH AVENUE AT 388™ STREET In a final statement to the public on the candidacy of Robert Adamson for President of the Board of Alder- men, Henry Morgenthau, Chairman Of the Adamson committee, said yes- terday: “1 am sure New York does not want a Tammany Mayor, nor does it Want a Tammany man in the posi- tlon of President of the Board of ne 0 City Government of increasing ser- imports control, authorized in the Trad- ALL CARS TRANSFER 10 Bloomingdale§—tor Election Day » Y be Formerly 69.50 to 98.50 Wh} 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE at ._ These suits have been assembled from the regular stock hes ‘ ° a and include the season's smartest modes developed in vel- i ¢ An Election Day Offering of ai) veteen, fine velour, silvertone velour, diagonal velour, 1 broadcloth and Rayonnier cloth. Short and medium length coats trimmed with Beaver, Hudson Seal, Australian Cpos- sum, Nutria. Also strictly tailored models to be worn with own furs. These suits in* all the favored winter colorings. N’S WINTER $19.95 $24.95 COATS WOME : $29.95 % | | i One way to stretch a food-do a OUR 1917 food-dollars look pretty small. Don’t they? But even now there are ways to make food-money go farther. Three groups of coats that undoubtedly have surprises in store in variety, choiceness of styles, workmanship that is skilled and careful, and values that are unrivalled . ; ’ Women’s Hosiery Women’s Gloves Here is one good way. At 17c, “seconds” of mer- i ‘ . At $1.25, gray suede gloves, |B] cevieed_ cotton, “full shaped, | Practical Coats, | Great Variety, | For All Occasions, | wih hres rows of embroidery, Serve H-O. One package of H-O makes 30 seamless, double soles. Black | in half pique style. Also man- or white. $19.95 $24.95 $29.95 nish capeskin gloves, with self dishes of delicious oatmeal. Full of rich flavor. se of fibre silk | For Juniors, Misses and Women, | For Misses and Women. Alle | Velour coats, with large kit coney | Colored or black embroidery. i i “1-0” ugAt 36 hoe of bee ail of ine! woat bre, tuch ae wool | wool, burella,, trimmed with con- | of moufflon collar and cule other At $1.69, washable P-K glace Full of energy-value. Economical H-O is more Recipe for “H-O” Bread ’ i 4 yelours, zibelines, medium weight | trasting fur cloth; velour ri- | of silk plush lined throughout; also | gloy i izi i - {iH garter top. Colors in wide va- | kerseys; also silk plushes and Sick licue wales, with large fur collars; | copy of higher-priced medi, made flores: iartvory, ane Gna energizing than expensive meat or eggs. Much oe wire! st ae riety to choose from. bolivias; lined throughout. broadcloth coats lined throughout. | of soft. vel with large ‘collar, | Eaceptional value, more. reo a pv \\ Fy Vein, ere rien a Some trimmed with velvet or | Models are those most popular | cuffs and bottom of plush. . , boiling water, cup mo- | Pe area nt fareons: Ge pe | fury others plain; many high-col- | in burgundy, taupe, Sizes for Misses and Women, in | Boys’ and Girls’ Gloves F , lasses, % tablespoon salt, Bae, re pure nih thread, lared, black and browns cc taupe, reir burgundy, green, H-O is a real friend to economical women. H-O In all wanted colors. Black, white and a variet Bloomingdales’ —Main Floor Sale—Women’s Higher-Priced Fo pairs A. 112 15 14 14 6 Bloomingdales’ Main Floor and style advantage: Finer Coats in Stock Up to UNDERWEAR y OF ecru nd drawers in t neatly brown, navy and $99.50 black. At 89, grays and tans in glace and suede finish, lined or unlined Bloomingdales'—Main Floor, is a real friend to busy women. For it cooks deliciously in only 20 minutes on the kitchen Woo pairs Rccsess| X18) 26 3K 38) 26) 3) Ks ‘ Ss fittine Kimonos, House Dresses Oe pia Di, fr) to) 8 2347) 91 aia a sizes 13 to 16 y ey and Quilted Vests cake of compressed yeast dissolved in 3% cup of 1 tablespoon shortening, 1 lukewarm water Add boiling water to Oatmeal stove. That's because we steam: cook H-O two oe nat heer tid m 6 Shoes Marked Down Women’s hours at the mill. H-O alone enjoys such steam- __ molasses, salt, shortening, il \ ; : : we dissolved yeast cake an i to $3.35 Fines unienWuile\ sibel sat cooking. So no other oatmeal can be like H-O. pais Ma eg i are ; . Hendsalshed Hubed union autts of if i in bulk, beat thoroughly — i Material reductions have been made to ong Hiplah ed Fea ben Uso Aull oF Why don’t you try H-O today and see if it use hand to shape—turn " effect a rapid disposal of 520 pairs of shoes— he ; doesn't actually help to solve the problem, “How into buttered bread pans, : all from our regular stock and styles which ante 8 a 5 a ot wile ki neadlof rising Goater? let raise again, and bake. fl 4 cancok beureondsted abaped nt yo to keep ahead of rising . 2 loaves, or 4 small ones. There are Black Kid, Gunmetal, Patent ni + Leat Brown, Two-tone and Bronze | Children’s Kid Lace and Button Shoes in the follow- Yeates Fanti aad drawers, of gray oe _/ ! ing sizes in the assortment: wool and cotton mixed—unshrink- meee it n the assortment: able, 59c, s 23 3) 48 Union sate in three iors; bleach | Our Semi-Annual 88c Sale of ena All This Week! Thousands upon thousands of serviceable, well-made garments will impress you with the astonishing fact that, despite present high costs, we have equalled the excellent values offered in former years in similar sales, House Dresses, 88c About 19 models, Of plain, checked also light blue chambray, Others tris Sizes 46, 48, 50 and 52 included Crepe Kimonos, 10 years, 16 years, HELP WIN THE WAR Eat all you want, but don’t waste an ounce A Lace Blouse You'll Elect Great Value at $5.50 -Main Floor Bloomingdale Women’s Votes Are Always for , the r striped gingham and percale; med with dainty embroidery. the onsense: items at | Flannelette Kimonos, Hand erchiefs— 88c 88c For the matinee ea after- i ; ikerchiehy Of plain or figured crepe, in| In a nice quality, in a number wards; for the best r the oc- Snecial 9ce floral patterns; plain or n | of pres y decal patterns on pink asion when the blouse mu n bound neck and sleeves; clastic r grounds, Model as illus ney attract the pall ane ie te Japanese Silk Padded Vests, 88c at an astonis Saki % ; Hand-quilted, All sizes, in black cedestan. “Ti ag ay 75 Collar-and-Culf Sets of white inf ered radium, ace over flak Chon Tina meat | gated otinca. "hae ee aes a of cream rad 3 over fl iffor asel coverec auailt Tee ory aan —PR: acorns trim the Cl ly effect lace vestee. - ee Special $1.25. ue Added Attraction Bat Lak obes, $2 | Others are b ntilly shadow lace—in a rich de- Seal Plush Stoles and Capea, Hf floral or Indian figured bla ) Mosh e large and Hl sign—posed over white 1. Really beautiful blouses! | tatin-lined ’ s for | Toomy. Collar and slecves sa mrGie Ot wa Bloom Main Floor fur—warm a $1.98, Bloimingdates —Mavi klar Bloomingdat r