The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1921, Page 6

- BELIEVED GREAT In 23 Districts They Number| 161,956 Out of a Total Registration of 381,625. entuusiasm shown by r the candidacy of ne Republican | primaries, the p advisers of) the Coalition candidate find mued en-) couragement in analyzing, the regis-| tration figures to learn to what exteat these women who alded in nominating Major Curran are prepared to go to! the polie. | According to the official figures, out | of & total of 961,625 registered in the | twenty-three Assembly districts in Bmohattan 291,669 were men and 161,- 966 women. With the districts groupnd according to their political tendenciés the registration of men and women! and the percentage of the total regiv- | tration represented by the women who registered ts shown in the table follow- | ing: Y DISTRICTS STRONGLY DwbMO- CRATIC. Lad PC. of Wirwen. 8 s “6 32 @eventh .. Ninth .. Tenth .. Eleventh ‘Thirteenth Fifteenth . + Nineteenth .. + Twenty-first ‘Twenty-second Twenty-third .....10¢ pa DISTRICTS DEBATABLY. ‘SS Bighteenth .. 14625 617751 i ‘Twentieth ... + 9851 4,197 29 DISTRICTS STRONGUY SOCIALIST IS GREATEST PROBLEM WOES “SER BOON TO CURRAN ‘Transit and Schools © Second Place, a ie the biggest prob. ent housing mark, ven transit BONWIT TELLER. &CO, The Spocrally Shop FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET For Women Who Demand Distinction and Apprectate Value NEW PHASES OF THE SUIT MODE as FUR TRIMMED AND UNUSUAL PLAIN TAILORED SUITS 75.00 EPLICA of a Charlotte model in duvet de laine with mole, black caracul, beaver o1 kolinsky squirrel; beaver collared suits of moussync, individual types with moccasin fringe or reserved and dignified tailleurs. REPLICAS OF PARIS SUITS a # { WITH OR WITHOUT FUR 460s 33] ‘ i 115.00 ANVIN’S suit with the clever strap fastening reproduced in moussyne with squirrel or beaver; Drecoll’s low waistline suit reproduced in moussyne with mole or beaver; Jenny’s capesleeve suit reproduced in marvella without fur. PROFIT OF .$2,712,000 & “SuMectent te Wipe Out Deficit © gording to oMetal reveived hers, je excess in rece! f. over of ras] in the year e: June 30 Bete Rimclent to wipe Gut the last ot Sho defett trom valldes in‘ tse @ariler years 0! ore en: The cout ot She ccmtal 10 June 30, * Sessioanies. a thick Your presence will stimulate the success of ‘America’s making” Exposition, 71st Regiment Armory, October 29th to November 12th B.. Altman & Cn. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street A New Selection of Misses’ Costume Tailleurs (coat and frock) will be offered to-morrow (Thursday) very specially priced at $89.00 ” These-are box-coat suits, some made of moussyne, others of veldyne; the skirt having a blouse-top of silk brocade matching the cloth. The coat is completed with a collar of beaver, squirrel, or kolinsky«dyed titch. \ The value ‘, exceptional (Misses’ Suits Department, Second Floor) LOT SERS ALG FIT ORES 7 TRE TINT ESE AT IIE PSTD FRR rape ay asa Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE Our Newest Dress Silks Have Quaint Charm Two qualities contribute most generously to the charm of our silks—the beauty of their coloring and the richness of their texture. Chiffon velvets, silky and smooth, embroidered voiles and velvet faconnes in most original and decorative designs, crepe brocades—many of them woven with metal threads—these are but a few of the lovely silks now gathered together in readiness for the busy social season. Satin Charmeuse $1.85 Yard This fabric hae a fine lustre and heavy. clinging quality that makes it drape particularly well. 40 inches wide. ‘ Crepe de Chine $1.85 Yard This soft lustrous fabric is shown in many delightful. colors. 40 inches wide. \ Chiffon. Taffeta $2.50 Yard For many occasions taffeta makes the most appropriate frock, par- ticularly in a host of beautiful col- ors. 36 inches wide. Satin Meteor $3.50 Yard Manifold are the colors revealed by this heavy quality of one of the sea- son’s favorite fabrics. goinches wide - Satin Canton $3.95 Yard Truly an exceptional value! This is an almost uncqualed price for such a heavy quality of Canton crepe in such a wide choice of colors, 40 inches wide GROUND FLOOR Fine is the weave and soft the finish of this Colored Broadcloth exquisite wool fabric for handsome gowns $3.45 yard and suits. In addition to navy and black we are showing many new Fall tones of brown, green, mauve, etc. Sponged and shrunk, 50 inches wide. Imported Cashmere It is a fine twill, all wool materiaf and the colors are particularly lovely in tone, $2 yard green, blue, tan, lavender, as well as white and black, 40 inches wide There are fifteen colors for evening and Crepe Albatross and street wear, including the newest shades Challis, $1 yard of tan, red, mauve, blue and green. All wool. 31 inches wide. SECOND FLOOR Imperial Outing Flannel, 18c Yard You will be interested in our new assortment of patterns and colors. Every wanted style, either check, stripe or plaid, is included in the collection. It is an extra heavy weight. 27 inches wide. Cotton Remnants Greatly ‘Reduced Fabrics such as organdie, gingham, madras, cotton suiting and white and colored flannels.have been very radically reduced for quick clearance. They ate in lengths from 1 to 5 yards. SECOND PLOOR Silk Zanana Robe, s29.50 The soft, lustrous quality of the silk, together with the lamb’s wool filling, give this robe its luxurious, warm quality, and its very design with rolling collar, silken cord, patch pockets and tailored sleeves invites comfort. It is lined throughout with fine Jap silk $16.75 and tax A Wide - Wale Velvet Corduroy Robe draped loosely and edged with soft Moufflon, silk-lined throughout $12.75 and tax An Embossed Corduroy Breakfast Coat tnmmed with Mouffion, silk- s. lined; an attractive and useful coat 3 Our, New Imported Work Baskets The last few weeks have brought many de- lightful new things toour Wotion and Nov- elty Section, among them \the most charm- ing work baskets and work bags. Pictured above is a work basket typical of the collection. It is well made of wicker with good silk lining, There are tape measures, emeries, bod- kins and many other small things in quaint and unusual shapes. Then, too, the price range is inclusive enough to meet the needs of every pocket- book and there are styles enough of work baskets to suit every taste. Work Baskets; 1.95 to 6.50 GROUND FLOOR )\ Lolly Pop ~ Dolls sr They are charming dollies, as you can see by the picture. And the best part of it is that you have the fun of dressing them! They come in sets, three dolls each — Pinkey, Daffodil and Red Riding Hood are shown in the picture. Full instructions are enclosed in every box with material for making. Really a splen- did idea for the children’s Hallowe'en party. Toys Marked at #1 Each Small bisque doll, dressed, with wig and sleepy eyes. Doll’s wardrobe, with dresses, coats and hats and two paper dolls. Nodding Nancy, a party game Toy telephones. Painted ten pins. Mechanical floor boats with 4 submarine trailers. Mechanical cat that meows. Mechanical motor boats. TOYLAND—SEVENTH FLOOR \ For Umbrella Week Very Special Prices on Umbrellas At 8 Women’s all-silk Umbrellas with wood shanks (very much lighter to carry) and a variety of handles, leather straps or bake- lite rings. The bright colors—red, blue, green, purple and brown are shown, as well as black. Tips and ferrules match. Men's Umbrellas, all silk with Prince of Wales handle in light or dark wood At 46.50 Women’s Umbrellas of changeable silks or plain silk bordered with Ottoman satin. Tips and ferrules mateh. At *4.75 Women's Silk Umbrellas, with tips and fer- rules to match and smart wood handles, straight and.smooth, with strap or cord GRAUND FLOOR