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2 a ee ee rs Vs I TI CATION IC. a {ON TODAY, WITH LEAGUE ASISUE Vomen Voting Son ‘Time yp. é, Both Sides: ‘3s ing” em. wb) H4.f Sept, 93.—dthine riedas vet be La te and and iy for the el eh ty officials, pase | lure and angressmen, after having been one Ghindpaign ‘that the jon. were upon them ; rage nat ‘indication of olits sre pnt ip i gf al in “The weather was clearing after rain and all indications oa ivy vote, Both par- ed! bbntidedés th the re- f plaimed vio- ¥. & 90,000 plurality while the indulged tn ‘fio. disguises, a haye been ational, with chief eimphasis placed on the taeudl J of Nations, | For the firat time women voted !n | this State, and thousands of them who | had) rushed to the registration booths | jana! been placed on the voting lists since the Leiviature adopted the Reg- day. Both parties claimed the sup- port of this new element. For Governor, Frederic H, Park- hurst of Bangor, Republican, ix op- posed by Bertrand G. McIntyre of Nor way, & Democrat, All four Congres | | men Jn this State aye Republicans and |three are standing for re-election | Congressman Louly F. Goodall is re- tiring in the First District, and Car- roll L. Beedy, County Attorney, is run- ning for the Republicans against Frank H. Haskell, Democrat, in the Second District. Congressman Wal- lace H. White jr. is opposed by Dr. Wallace N. Price in the Third District, Congressman John A. Peters has ag his opponent Archie C. Towle, and in the Fourth District Congressman Ira G,. Hensey is opposed by Leon G, C. Brown. On the ballot appear three | proposed constitutional amendments and one referendum question, | The polls opened at 6 A. M, tn the| cities and at 10 o'clock in smaller! places, and will close everywhere at 6 P. M. (Bastern standard time), yi ant iN #tulos if oidt don) biio aig. bit % I. Glim—Rich, Pure Fresh Milk istration Enabling Act two weeks ago | Cox, exercived the right of franchise to-|% MRS. COX TO ATTEND BRIDE. Latter Was Bridesmatd When she Chicago next Saturday, © ‘of the Demoorat will be an. atte Mre, Cox, then Margaretta |, Was married to the Governor, Miss { was A brideamaid, Stuart Shep- best man for his brother A PURE EGG MAYONNAISE HAKES EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT. BETTERD Cold Roast Beef Salad sent Wier aty ees Wicd pcos nay be tated to boven _ sePure fresh milk. Nothing but milk, and all of the milk except | “theiwater. ‘That is Klim. You add the water to Klim and imme- diately you have fresh whole mill, as fresh as if you lived on a farm. ws BY av.ee ae enod e Spell it backwards’ Store Hours: 9A. M. to5 P. M. Lord & Taylor 38th Street Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Fitzroy 1900—. Ask for Tele phone Order Desk FIFTH AVENUE— Advance Sale of Fall and Winter Shoes Designed Especially for Fashionable Women September 13th to 20th Inclusive Prices lower than they will be after the close of this sale. of value with leading style notes of the coming season. Beoond Ficor Septetnber Sale of Fine Bed Coverings The beginning of cool days and cooler nights probably reminds you that you need new blankets or comfortables for the coming winter. This sale of warm bed coverings offers a splendid opportunity to buy these necessities at moderate prices. White Blankets 60x84, 72x84, 78x90 in. ‘$10.50, $12.50, $15 pr. Wool and cotton mixture, finely woven, bound with colored rib- bon. Plaid Blankets $4.75 pair. Variety of color com- binations. Soft wool nap finish. Muslin Sheets $1.65 each. One size only—63x90 inches. Very low price for this quality. All Wool Blankets , $25.00 each. Large block designs in solid colors, bound with wide taffeta rib- bon; size 72x90 inches. Figured Comfortables $4.75, $8.75, $12.50 ca. Plain. borders to match, several colors and designs. Silk Comfortables $17.50 each. Unusually good value, pure wool fill- ing, limited quantity. lecond Floor. Models cgmbine excellence We invite.an early visit to this sale. Trunks for School and College The boy or girl going away to school or college needs a wardrobe trunk. It is the first step to com- fortable and convenient traveling. Pictured is a full size wardrobe trunk, made of three-ply veneer bass- wood, hard vulcanized fibre inside and out. Top drawer locks and is di- vided—11 hangers. Drawer for hats. JOCPR ED FOOT wn Cotton Union Suits for Women $1.10 and _ Including medium jight weight materials. round Floor, 39th Street The Victrola An Aesthetic Necessity in Every Well Furnished Home In* our Victrola rooms we are prepared to present to our customers the most desired models of this acknowledged leader among musical instruments, An es pecially popular model is pictured here a nd = one that appeals nl fmt | both because of its | Ni \ | convenient size and (Mtiiissec Ill its moderate price. No. X Price $125.00 New Victor Records are received here as soon as they are pub- lished. The following is a list of twelve favor- ites, priced 85¢ each. 1 A — Love Nest 18676{ ive Diamonds Mother's Hands 18668; When the Harvest Moon Is Shining Slow and Eas wen es cha Gonna do Kilima Waltz 17701{ Fvasian Waltz No News, or 172221. Killed the Dog The Three Trees Oh What a Pal Was Mar 18630{ Nobody Knows y Alexander 18637{ OiSzatal Stars Wild Flower 1869{ Nabama Noon What When There Ain't Any jazz? Oh, By Jingo 18666{ Diced ing Blues You'd Be Surprised 186434 Keep Movin’ Peggy 18632{ N88, shore Special Prices for Comrades of the Legion Record Alb 18683 {wet Who in Navy 10-inch size Blue V2-inch size leventh Floor. The “Seven Furniture Days” Sale Offers you an opportunity to buy really fine furniture—tastefully designed and carefully made—at prices that are very low for furniture of this excellent quality. Bed Room Furniture A beautiful collection, including every type of wood, design and finish now on the market. Dining Room Furniture An unusual display of the kinds of dining x BRAND “Hw room furniture most wanted today. POWDERED. MILK Klim users face no fears of milk’ shortage, no delayed deliveries, no undependable quality—they have no worries about souring. For Klim needs no ice—it does not sour; it does not freeze in winter. In any locality, in any season, it is always| the same excellent milk awaiting use. Should you want sour milk, restore Klim to liquid form and let it sour naturally, It makes excellent cottage . Leading doctors see in powdered milk a veritable godsend for human- ity.” Many hospitals are already using Klim, as are many schools. z Make your pantry your dairy. Get a supply of Klim to fill your family needs; Klim Powdered Whole Milk (full cream), for drinking, for coffee, for cereals and desserts; Klim Pow- dered Skimmed Milk, for all cooking , ; i purposes. ~ A . ‘ Klim is convenient ; with a supply of Klim on your pantry shelf it is Klim users know that there is a long list of merits in Klim. Use it and ready for use—day or night. You are —_ know for ‘yourself that Klim is every- (Prepared to meet any milk emergency, thing to be desired in the best milk. Klim is for sale at all the stores of the following firms: H. C. Bohack Co, National Grocery Co. Ten piece Queen Ann model dining room suite, walnut or mahogany. Four piece Louis XVI. bedroom suite—walnut or mahogany, including iweaeees vccccsceencecececsssnserse«+ $750.00 | gentleman’s chifforobe. With full size bed, $595.00. With twin beds, $725.00 Bizth Floor. “Mirro’’ Aluminum « Reflects Good Housekeeping Spouts, handle sockets and ears are welded on, leaving no weak spots. Metal handles are hollow and thus give comfort and convenience,’ Covers are inset with extra heavy rims. Cooking utensils made of this splendid quality aluminum are what the housewife covets and cherishes with pride once she possesses them. Gristede Bros., Inc. & Co, Reeves, Inc. \~ ees This fine quality aluminum has achieved a marked reputa- tion for value given. Every piece carries our guarantee of durability and satisfactory service. Distinct features place this make of aluminum in a separate class—not only are shapes and styles especially good, but con- struction is superior in every detail. ‘Hered water that rivals the arest Mountain Spring is used a 0 Corn Cake Pans, 12 CUPP cree cerns Ave Covered Sauce Pan, Colanders, 9 inches in 3 quarts diameter $1.20 1 quart measures. $1.00 Round Dish Pan, 14 qts.. $3.15 Colonial Tea Kettle, 5 quart, spouts and handle ears welded, noburn knobs, detachable han- dl i y 2 ‘ Lipped Fry Pans, 9- ‘oats, cone G65 Covered Bauge Pot, 6qts., $2.65 Lipped Fry Pans, 7- Covered Sauce Pot, 10 qts,, $3.75 $1.00 Lip g ed Preserving Family size oval Roaster, $5.50 Kettle, 8 quarts, , $2.