The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1918, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, i ai MAY DIE. |coet the tite ‘of Giuseppe Uitagia, No. |who naid Smith was elected and doe! LINE-UP oF THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE | | rota (D>. 548 Owen (Boe). HH. COX'S PLURALITY. 1,019. 10 Ludlow Street, who is at Bellevue | manded payment of w $60 bet. Joe Brinn? 7 y PLURALITY, 900. 3d District—Oq Mare CR), 18003 Hospital with three bullet wounde, Ultasie instetes | Peg sess. renult Py t—Donovan (1%), (D). 6.890; ‘ ae Me Uitagia was on his way to work tne / wae in doubt and refiwed Of Pets, and SENECA. Frank Hooper }, 9.284; MeVicker (Soc.), 681.| TAYLOR'S PLURALITY, 4 791. ine Until Count ts OMetal. |morning when he passed No, 120 Fast! fed. The police eay they expect to ar-/ THE NEW STATE SENATE. | tows w. sone sveeihees sM ih Dikeladnatiaae Ww. Kugene R, Norton .. Unpaid slection bet of $50 may! 44th Street and was accosted by a man rest him soon. STEUBEN. 1. B.B.O’chonbushR-S-P/2. D.C, Hunter, SUFFOLK. Fraat D. Gaytora* .... S.mmis, RP BROOKLYN. Ist District—Parisi (R. fith (D.), 6,947; Davis (So GRIFFITH'S PLURALITY 2d Distriet— Wing (R), ra ae if. ds Beards? Nig R rs Pi 6th District—Dimin (R.), 4,647; Sol- (Continued on Tenth Page.) VOTE FOR ASSEMBLY BY DISTRICTS. MANHATTAN, 18th Diatrict—Boccia (R.), 2471; Kier- Jet District—Cohen (R.), 1.603; Ham-| nan (D,), 6,299; Cassidy (Soc.), 2,726. M_(D.), 10,647; Zucker (Soe.), 1,612. KIERNAN'S PLURALITY, 3,573. HAMILU'S PLURALITY, 9.14. 19th District—Johnson (R.), 5,557; 24 District—Rosenderg (R.), 1,908;| Healy (D.), 6,977; Randolph (Soc.), Barra (D.), 5,066; Axetrod (Soc ), 1,976. | 1,078, BONWIT TELLER ExCO. Shop of Oripinaltons jom AVENUE.AT 38™ STREET Sweeping Reductions on & ; i an. > BARRA’S PLURALITY, 3,090. a; pag hd PLU hi 4 yah ws e . Bal Extraordinary Values Thursday THE NEW ASSEMBLY, ~ | sreragoct cD, 1x07; Donohoe (Boe), [ter CD). 876: Gan (aoe) 36h. Millinery i pa %h ‘ ALBANY, “WELUGOTT'S PLURALITY, 10nd |_ fH elite District —HaWkina (RL). 6.443; f Exquisit 17% MISSES’ APPAREL F ASHIONS en un gS wn | Ath Die Plates DD. ” Sintole” \ At Much Reduced Prices A group of séveral hundred charming millinery models, designed for late Fall and Winter wear. j -_sho ; DICKSTEIN'S PLURALITY, 1,530. | BREAKS A } 5th District—Brooks (R.), 2,055; Don- i ohue (D), 13,186; Richter (Soo), 613. } % R-D | “ DONOHUE'S PLURALITY, 10,131. 7 ra, } * SR ucuacchiie nn ver (ae yeh C : a Bement 3, Jenin? N'S PLURALITY, 1,401. | Misses’ Frocks of Serge, Velveteen, 8. 00 3 ue bd 7th District—Milenbogen (R.), 7,637; E Jersey, Satin, Georgette ages aa +-RaP| Lilly (D.), 7,468; Vogel (86c.), 486. t ; t i BLLENROGEN'S PLURAL ITY, 69. Hy These frocks have been assembled from the ade att | in styles of 5 ath District—Welss (R.-D.), 4.956; Wald (Soe.), 4,218 which there are‘only a few of a kind remaining. They present ‘ “ WEISS'S PLURALITY, 731. Offered for to- the 9th District—Bourke (R.), 7.720; Wal- | . ‘ : ys a ore most desirable types. In lal tan OGRE Tee ae » morrow and Friday jeading colorings. Sizes ‘0 18, WALTER'S PLURALITY, 231. only at prices that | : : = it CB) kioes Bettas the ao are a révelation—especially at this season ! ngs onl er abl ia as steecama=~ Oe Sema ek a a ofthe year . A CORTLAN pe De 6.848; “ " P Three Different Styles. . 44.00 tri a cB.) bart: Gunaiacn csoe).m. | “Pape’s Cold C Compound The Greatly Reduced Prices Are These frocks are of exceptional quality imperial velour in the leadin | 5 see] 12ta Distetet—wW: 8,086; Moe] | r di Fi ed ria hE i y 4 ‘pat h lai I if raweades “OUTCHESS. Cue ©), 13.834; Trachteaterg Mabe ny Is pleasant and affords $5.00, $6.38, $7.50, $8.38, shades. Featured are straig if line models wit! ge pockets, punc! 1 3, G, Wobb....R-212, Frosh L, Gantowe RP | 1,207, Instant Relief $9 00. $10.00 $i! 25 $12.50 work embroidery and combinations of heavy lace dyed to match material. ERIE, M:CUE'S PLURALITY, 10,478. : WW es 49, ° | farm, Ah eto MEER | Lith District Brewster, R.). 6.682: | The original price tags remain on thé hat a) * ’ * Ef Sicha, BE dees ce tee Soke, heel oes. A dose taken every two hours until for your De ShPaanestiey ‘wil “ pteve faithful : ‘ Misses Suits of Velveteen, | ie Bone} | Mth Disttiet—Malle (R., 2.764; cold. siery. and Sivak.up.& oui. vihdlted witnesses to_the genercatty of this offer. Little Velour, Silvertone, Corduroy 44.00: pee dh MARR OEY Be | wt meinem geet be tell the hte chenielotdtiay ane ‘ . ; ; | ELTON AND HAMILTON. | nasty discharge or nose running, re CU AIA Ube le PN he oh Nadas es ea In this group are strictly tailored types to be worn with separate furs; Boorty Mutdblaeon...... om |,lSth istrict “Steinberg CR), 7458: | Tleves aick Neadache, dullness, feverish One of them is pictured sbove. also demi-tailleur suits, belted, double breasted and shield effects. Sizes N a |e ete, sore throat, sneezing, soreness ang ‘ 14 to 18.°. » “¢ | STBINBERG'S PLURALITY, 550. Don't stay stuffed ue Quit. blowing | 1 dale 2 | al ), 2900;| and anufing! — F: : HP 3,116 tue! - promp\ relief a8 “Pape's Col < } ; ‘ Mises hg Ma aan Coats 28.00 iM aig SCORAERE: bats Benes oily ram sul TO GOTH ST-—LEXINGTON 70 3b ave to ear wit parate urs at 4 assistance, tas niece, enuses no incon: venience. Be sure you get thé genuine. Don't recept something else Advt B. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK y-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street 88 PLURALITY, 1,007. Made of heavy winter-weight cheviot with large collars of seal plush also belted models. And burella cloth with novelty linings. In brown, navy blue, mahogany, tan, henna and taupe. Misses’ Coats of Bolivia and Crystal Cord Without Fur. . 55.00 Soft, beautiful fabrics in black, navy, light blué, tan, plum, brown, M. Morel E, ‘Taltett*. Delphine, Santiago, stone and castor. Two splendid styles with wot Ae large convertible collars. If i pines fh Cadre nae 1g POON | Ger Aousny, | Alton A. Walratis NASSAU. 2 T. A. MoWbinvey. Re P12 ~~ Exceptional Values in A Special Offering of A Gecnge No dened Mint ea | 6Silk Jersey Underwear Handkerchiefs ONEIDA. BV. Booth... KPIS, George 1. Dats RP : Bod sR Oe | (superior quality; white or pink) AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES |. bsgyey a, doula’. tt, Gourge Maron wiil be offered in a Sale arranged for | ONTARIO. | to-morrow (Thursday). will offer a splendid opportunity to-morrow baegipteabaeetuar © 0) 9 Cagmmabnie ela he te a SAB A Bi0D (Thursday) for purchasing practical gifts at 1. Wm F. Brush BEE Obs tL umat! Bloomers Pere amaby Rename nena sepia V1.1.) moderate expense. ORLE: . [Prank H. Sattin....... . | OSWEGO. | Thaddeus ©, Bucet, | OTSEGO. Allen J, Bloomtield. . ‘ PUTNAM. Combinations P acaek Goat vie Pee aera ae |: At the same time Ribbed Cotton Combinations (medium WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS (sheer all-linen) Plain, hemstitched, per dozen . . - $2.15, 2.85 & 3.85 ” the Rubber Heel Science Perfected ie P. Dovobue. 1 Rediet'y wore at, bs nens light: weight), low neck, sleeveless, knee With tape border . . ~ per dozen 2.50 8 Jobe Kenea ere Pate length, will be on sale at the exceedingly , With embroidered corner, 1 20° %, shannon: D3 seit Onm,.Be) | low price of . + 6 6 2 + 80c. per half-dozen, inbox . . $1.65 & 3.50 |). to eta: ere (Women’s Knit Underwear, Second Floor) Also Real Appenzell (Switzerland) Hand-em~ |Gerdon M, POMRsnss-rsscsssessctsrersesees uP broidered, Hand-hemstitehed Handkerchiefs; ST. LAWRENCE, The 406 | & o ANGARATOGA. ssleie oe ee ere a_very special offering Rubber Heel- jose ‘SCHENECTADY. k $1.25, 1.65, 2.25, 2.85 to 10.00 Invisible Joint [1 W, 8, MoNab*, Rati? BA, Dartea?,. RP uantit of cacn o ae eh, he t . Never Pulls Loose i Harry M. costae soeneesnees RP A Q y MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS Tt takes the repair man almost “Usco” Rubber Heels are the Wiser: H. Gesham.veseseee \ i ite zs much time and trouble to put _ product of scientific thought. ; = Blankets, Bedspreads, Etc. ‘ Linen, plain, hemstitched, on old-style, rubber heels as for a . ny ss . g “7 & dicing Whites ead. dor 0. party. They are the world’s best rubber =H, Kitby,..D will be on sale at special prices to-morrow per dozen . + $3.45, 5.00 & 7.50 rf heels—made by the world’s largest — § b, Campbell*,.R and Friday. Extra size per dozen 6.50 & 11.00 He can put onapairof“Usco” rubber manufacturer. : LCW.b stephenaedte | : i 12 rubber heels in about as little time C liver HM. Shoup..R Linen, initialed . . per half-dozen 2.10 as it takes brother “Reddy” to get They are hollowed out on the ieor; fh ML. Dorvey®.D White Blankets Cambric, in plain colors; initialed, into the old swimmin’ hole. under side. When nailed the f-d in b $2.50 The old-style, flat rubber heel spring of the rubber sets the edges “Henry 3.Allens SR per pair . . . $8.00, 10.00 to 16.50 per half-dozen, in box oes $25 is set on with rebber-cement and 8° ‘lose and snug all around you jusetin Calvin Coclideers: ‘ c With novelty colored border, Maile. 4TY leon: srg shale 4d the °an’t pry them loose. ° Albert Be. Sleepers. Satin-finish Bedspreads (scalloped) perhalf-edozen ... . . . . $1.68 edges, and gets frazzled and floppy. A firm, flat tread to walk on, Nevada... oh 3 Bove: || Size 2 x28¢ yards. each $3.75 & 4.75 Khaki-colored Cotton (suitable for soldiers) The “Usco” rubber heel comfort in every step, econ- pr peaaipehive. conn Hi, Basset Size 214x234 yards . each 4.75 &5.75 |: |mitiated, per half-dozen, in box . $1.10 . i 4 f k : h : h y P. ()) New York Chas 8. Whitman. R wing Paar "Usee” Heals come in black, tan . fe, Gofhemonrer B & 5. half-dozen ° 68c., $1.00 & 1.50 a spy glass to find the joint, ‘ pid teselk Dreyon....... Jus, Withyeombes K Cotton-filled . . . each §3.75 & 5.25 per hai Net & 1.5 Furthermore the joints pea here ene ioe Tatand BE yg | | Woolefilldd . . © «+ «+ «© each 8.50 Extrasize . . . + «© «© each {5c, never gap. far the U. S. seal, . Dak “Peter Norbeck | Bh Ibert H. Robe tsb | * 5 (It is requested that orders for the initialing United States Rubber Comp Mechanical Goods ‘ B We Clement “g}, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases er menograming of Handkerchiefs intended Division 7 ‘obt. D. Carey... at equally attractive prices : | for holiday gifts be placed without delay.) 4