The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1920, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, ‘WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, ~ DEMOORATS IEER AT HAYS'S CLAIM OF AG. 0.P. SWEEP 151 Short of Estimate for Hughes. CHICAGO, Oct. 20.—Before leaving for New York for the final drive of ¢ the campaign, George White, Chair _.man of the Democratic National Com- mittee, to-day jasuod a statement dis ousmn, 4 recent clam of Will H. Hay Republican National Chairman, Senatorr Haniing would have that 995 “This is just ten electoral votes un @er the claims of Republican managers for Charles BE. Hyghes in 1916," said Mr. White. “1 cohgratulate’Mr, Hays | on his conservatiam., Ax a reward, he | will not have as far to fall into the | depths of false prophecy as his pre-| decessors In 1916. | “In that year the Republican man- agers claimed 405 votes for Mr, Hughes, Me actually received 254 and President Wilson wns ro-elected Using the same simple arithmetic, Senator Harding will have no more | than 24 electoral votes this year, which about coincides with the real estimates at Republican Headquar- tera, “Mr, Hays declared that {n Novem- ber the Republicans will carry all of the New England Stat Now Jorsey, Pennaylvanta, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio, Mich- igan, Indiana, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Tiltnols, everything west of the Mis- alssippi except Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas, and tBat they have a@ aspiendid chance to carry Tenneasee | and North Caro! | “He thus graciously South Carolina, Florida, Alabama, — Mississippi, | Texas and Ioutsiana. Even these, however, are more than the two States, Utah ind Vermont, which th Republicans, divided then as now, succeeded in carrying in 1012." — Mother Tried to Jump From Win- | dow After Child Felt, Alexander Stuto, aged three, of 208/ North Eighth Street, Brooklyn, was seriously injured to-day when he fell from « fifth story window. ir mother, Mrs, Angelina Stuto, was re- | strained by neighbors from throwing herself from the same window. Hoth were taken to Greenpoint Hospital. ee —_——EEaEaE concedes | Geor Arkan: | | | | | flavor — its food value. liquid form. —it does not sour. it will not freeze. the usual way. |CONFER TO-DAY \ Increast. Demanded Is $8,000,000} a Year—Drivers Get Up to A conterenee will be held to-day In ass, tl Say Actual Vote in 1916 Fell] Present at the me Drivers empl Farma-Slawaon from $36 to o $37; sixteen, $38: twenty thirty-five, 42; 214, '§ it ? tlectoral votes, | at $35,529,000. Spell it backwards | Milk is 7§ water and "4 solids. The solids give milk its character —its Remove the water, afd all the valuable part is left. Replace the water, and it becomes liquid milk instantly—just as rich, as fresh, as delicious as the richest, creamiest country milk youeverdrank. Klim is convenient. Keep a supply on hand for emergency or daily use. It is always ready to be restored to Inthe summer Klim needs no ice In the winter Should you find that ycu need sour milk, restore Klim and let it sour in Rich cottage cheese Klim is for sale at all the stores of the following firms: Charles & Co, Daniel Reeves, Inc. * Gristede Bros., Inc, C. M, Decker & Bros. ON MILK WAGE) — | $65 a Week. strike of | handlers | Miller Library Lamps $13.25 Artatie 19 dsalta, sound te Beatie tr ri se od ‘a Board w Ke by the Sheffield concern make y 6 the prem Frege tn Pcie rid ints for € ‘ie Ee fo Main | Sateen ce ae 190 Bast 13th Swe I wages now patd tn. pragent echedule are estiinated | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS A.welcome package that’s a delight to receive, is a fat, jolly box of Tetley’s Green’ Label. It means cups upon cups of heart-warming, mellowing tea, that both stimulates and refreshes. You sort of drink it slowly, so it'll last longer! TETLEY'S TEA Makes Good Tea a Certainty But land a'mighty, there’s no deep secret about it—we've been blending Tetley’s for over 100 years, and we've learned how to do it, that’s all! JOSEPH TETLEY & CO,, Inc. New York, N, Y. Fresh Milk at Your Convenience When you wanttodoa little extra cooking, when you go out on a camping trip, or take a hike in the woods—haven't you often wished that you could have milk that could be used in any quantity without waste. You can have it — by using Klim. BRAND POWDERED MILK can be made of it—proof’in itself that Klim is the solids, the food valug of milk. Klim comes in two forms: Klim | Powdered Whole Milk (full cream), for the baby, for drinking, for | cereals and coffee; and Klim Pow- dered Skimmed Mill, for all cooking purposes. Enjoy the fresh-milk flavo or rof Klim, Know what it means to have the conve- nience and high quality of this necessary prod- uct. Go today to the nearest dealer and get a supply sufficient for your family needs, | pow ieReD Pyrat sued {cies H, C. Bohack Co. National Grocery Co. | Aaron Ward & Sons i Rive deta Patz, Parts , 1920. JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway at Ninth, New York Telephone Stuyvesant 4,700 Store Hours, 9 to 6 Washington Arch, N.Y. Up stays Quality. Down go Prices For Miss 14 to 20 $49.50---an absurdly low price for these Frocks Crepe de chine—Poiret . Twill— tricotine—are the materials, And in each instance the quality of the material is a noteworthy feature, Little silk-coyered acorns dangle at pleasant intervals from the five flounces of the skirt of the crepe de chine model—illustratedy The becoming and dainty collar is of Valenciennes lace and embroidered batiste. In navy bhue, black, or dark brown, As many young women have been asking for dark brown trotteur frocks + we have had the model illustrated, made in a rich shade of brown, as well as navy blue Poiret twill. The straight- line panel in the back gives another charming line to the silhouette. The long neckline is very pleasing, too, Navy blue tricotine frocks are in two modela —one is trimmed with red flannel and tiny nickel buttons, and the other has a simple band effect trimming of beads with wee bits of wool embroidered in thecentre. Second floor, Old Bldg. Hand-made Filet Laces touch bottom prices For finishing purp are the narrow widths. Filet picot edging.. 2 | Isineh filet..... 68c yd. | Y-ineh filet... 45c yd. | 14-inch filel..........95¢ yd. | For lingerie and blouses are— 2-inch filel.......... $1.10 yd. | . $1.90 yd. 23,-inch filet. .$1.45 yd. 38-inch filet..........$1.55 yd. Insertions (in many cases i 1\9-inch filet........ 134-ineh filet....... 2-inch filet,...... y = The whole story is that we bought this lot at a very low price, and we marked them lower than we ever remember for this quality. Main Floor, Old Building 386 Women’s Sweaters | at $9.50 Originally these sweaters were purchased to sell’way under price, and that was one-third more than we are charging for them now They are exquisite att things, in mohair and alpaca, in the medium weight so much desired this time of year, ‘Two a slip-over and a ‘Tuxe ery becoming and very 1; made in plain weaves and in a weave with a little ripe in it. To be had in a delicious rose pink, and a soft wistaria color; a few in old blue, black and turquoise blue. Second Floor, Old Building This Coat $350 Near-sea! (dyed coney), of e veptional quality. Large capevcollar and deep cuffs of natural skunk, beaver, natural gr ; i squirrel; or ay Australian op os- J of or soft silks. Second floor, Old Bldg ings brocades ew low prices on Dress Goods 54 in, all-wool euitings, smart mix tu $2.50 yard 4 nu alle wool skirting plaids, riehly dark $3.60 yard brown ard blue 64 in. all-wool polo conti mixture 54 in. all-wool fine twill n serge $3.00 yard 54 in. all-wool velours in autumn shades 6 yard 54 in. all-wool fine twill binck serge $5.25 yard 64 in. all-woot suitings and silver- tone effects $4.00 yard é°, in. fine dress serge, atreet color- ings yard 36 4h. colored corduroy + pi shades $1.00 y Dress Goods Section, Main floor, Old Bldg. . ‘omen's finer Suits, $ =~ originally consi. 'y more. Some ofGiese suits are a special purchase. Others are from regular stock, The materials used soft and exquisite orlando cloth, veldyne, duvetyn, sil- | ver ‘ti ped silvertone, vel- our de laine, Some of the taflored. — Others are vishly fur trimmed with great collars of Australian opossum and some are col- lared with mole, beaver and models Developed in dark brown, ma- lay and zanzibar; in Pekin’ blue, midnight. blue, dark green and black, In a e of many simple, beautifully models. Second floor, Old Bldg, Down-Stairs Store Now--the Dress Sale. That hae become a October event in the Stairs Store offering frocks for misses at Savings of 's | regular Down- 1,000 “Savings of — on®third” s that these sale prices one-third less than First Group $15 100 jersey frocks 25 migrionctte frocks 100 serge frocks 100 tricotine frocks 50 velveteen frocks 25 wool velours frocks Second group— $20 75 satin frocks 25 velveteen frocks 50 tricotine frocks 25 crepe de chine frocks 25 taficta frocks 25 Georgette frocks: 25 wool jersey frocks Third group—$30 100 satin frocks 100 trivotine frocks 50 crepe de chine frocks 50 charmeuse frocks 35 tat Down-Stairs Store, Old Bldg. are | are | | | | | | Quality and work are first class. designed | | ! } Down goes the price on Suits for Little Boys Hundreds of handsome little suits ms | a price that for most of them is actual ly \ $4. 95 less than cost of production. .... What makes the offer all the more =e is that there is a complete range of colors and a complete range of sizes from 3 to 8 years. There are Junior Norfolk Suits and chestnut corduroy, extra collar of white washable There are Oliver Twist Suits ot all Corduroy with two breast poe! ket&, or with washable waist as illustrated, Colors are brown, green and navy. Smart Middy Suits with detachable sailor collar and cuffs of white rep, embroidered emblems, and yoke. All have straight trousers, in navy material, The iluitrations show the atylea, The price is so low that there should be a quick outgoing on Thursday. Boys’ Shop =Fhird floor, Old | Building “Quite the smartest Oxfords I’ve seen’’--- said a young woman of our 812 oxfords New shipments again make our size-range complete, for young women and larger girls—-sizes 2!4 to 8, widths AA to D +» Tan, wing-tip (brogue) Oxfords TWO MODELS more pointed toe and slightly higher heel. ‘one with full toe and low broad heel; one with First floor, Old Building Is the Dining-room ready, for Thanksgiving? \ Matched Suites and ) \ I. 3 less separate pieces are It is cause for eee: of itself to be able to get Wanamaker furniture at one-third below its normal prices. 10-piece matched suite (walnut) Queen Anne design, $731, 10-piece walnut matched suite, Queen Anne design, $444, 10-pi walnut matched suite, Chippendale design $717. 10-piece walnut matched suite, Queen Apne 10-piece mahogany suite, Chippendale design, 10-piece oak matched suite, Italian design, $1575, Mahe hina cabinet at #¢ Brown 07 nsion table at § Mahogany extension t Walnut. extension tat Golden oak buffet at Golden oak china cabinet at $54.50, Sixth Gallery, New Bldg. 180 Suit Cases and Bags---a quarter less Straight-out stocks $13.85 to $221.25 $15.35 to 356.60 reductions on our own Suit cases, 20 to 28 in.,) now 3 16 to 22 in., now And 7 cowhid> brief cases, now $7.50 and $7.85 The © of cowhide, black, brown and enamel finis jon. A few fitted p the lot. The brief rown, 4 15x10 in 11 in., with two pocke Fourth Galler w Bldg. OMEN’S Silk Um- brellas, special at $8.75. our a Overcoats, $39.50 to $84.50 Third toon, Old Bldg There is no longer any reason for waiting to buy your new suit or overcoat. Prices here have touched URRAH! The yottam—much below what the wholesale market war ‘C..idoe fle rant Prices here what they will be in’ other Seudder Car ! stores next Spring. We have again taken the lead, as y we did last Spring. We hope others will follow as they bh did then, like the wind of bumps and hk and is so strong that a hig man rode up and down the aisle on it, ou and $7.50, World, * Third és lery, New Bidg, Two “are The new prices are on our entire stock clothes, oor sampaign In the Lower-Price Store ° Come en's Clothing at rock-bottom prices NOW One-third less than the prices of Last May when we opened In the Main Store Burlington Arcade Floor Suits now $34.50 to $58.50 to bring down costs Broadway Corner Eighth Street Suits now $19.50 to $36.50 Overeoats, $19.50 to $36.50 when convenient; this is not a one-day sale, mmodate every one, no matter what his hours of oveupation The Men's Stores are open from 7.30 A.M. to 6 P.M. RULES OF THE SALE . which are obviously fair, consi g the low prices: Nothing on me morandun i Small charge for alterations except for shorten- ing sleeves or trousers, : Jo return of altered clothing, But to ace: De ED 8 ’ ec ny wee