The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1912, Page 12

THE BVENING WORLD, DIVORCEE NOT A “WIDOW;” MUST PAY INHERITANCE TAX ymous with the word widow. It would appear that it was not the intention of “The word ‘widow,’ said the Sur-|the Legisiature to include within the tomate, “has a certain well-defines |@imnificance of the words ‘wife or widow meaning, vin—a woman who has lort [of a won’ a divorced wife of @ gon.” » | Surrogate Fowler Rules That Mrs.{her husband. by death ‘and ‘remaina! ‘They Surrogate's opinion closes by 1 Unmarried. The words used to describe stating that the appraiser properly Augusta Temple Merritt Is levied a 5 per cent. tax on the inherit« Not Exempt ance and directed that an order by 4 issued accordingly. i only required to pay @ one per cent. tax, RAGETTEROW 228% }a com: EAL ROUGH HOUSE, LAWYER DECLARES They were harged with having written etters offering to ally th @ Woman who hae been divorced from her huaband are equally free from am. | biguity are not now regarded as synon> at tow to the divorced type of the ‘gramn” variety, which would seem to put the term “widow aa applied to a divorcee, on of the legal run ‘The Surrogate’s ruling grew out of the effort of Mre Auguata Temnpie Merritt to Buffrage party cocape a Btate transfer tax on a bequent Mise Kraft and Mra. Walten left the [of @ fund of 990,000 Iaft to her by Mrs oon quietly, Mre Hackstaft refused to | Julia Merritt, the mother of the husband Without any authority of the by-| he divorced ‘Pwo years before the off teliow [elder Mra, Merritt's death, an agreement rms to put (Waa made by which the son's wife ahouid her out, fhe welkhe nds and anid !beve $2,800 during her life or until she whe giessed she would ate And ave | remarried. An additional evidence of ’ > aid. Mre. Julia Merritt's affection for the Home Rulers’ Seek Permanent |” CONVENTION ADJOURNED TO [en's former wite war the bequest | Mra. Merritt ought to evade an ap- "Stop to ‘Tower Crowd’s’ arabada Sreliy |prainer'a tax of b per cent. On the fund pvention left Mr*. | inder the asotion of the law providing “ininuten they | “wife or widow of @ not @ Mea ng 1389 We 185 “St. Between 7° lenox Aves ten TOP BRASS BED Brookly n Women “Acted | ike, Herd of Elephants in Water- = Patch,” Court Hears. TRIAL HELD IN CELLAR, . a that the ‘SKIN AFFECTIONS ARE OFTEN CONTAGIOUS How to Prevent Them ‘The skin and its mill ; Call for New Convention. tloe Jaycox In the Sus! Lord & Taylor, Founded 1826 ay was on f rough house t the last wuftra-| 9 f the Hrooklyn re The Important Sale of Women’s Smart Dress Boots Evening and House Shppers and Carriage Boots Commencing To-morrow, Thursday AA New Smart Dress Boot ' \ 16-Button Model , All White Buck. Patent leather, with | was then bee «days jor felone (the skin found ii S'magatine. ‘mead thrilling ovory oF myotery and adve: ture. ty from the of- itan tower are f the choice and ideal et SULZER WANTS CHINA IN Fi “THE FAMILY OF NATIONS.” fees and experts, tes f standards. It is jed from natural nd all together, ingredient particularly adapted to the skin, It is WASHINGTON, Jon, 2— vhite calf or grey cloth top, plain toe. WASITING clap. OPAL eombaldere: wh OF Bre} p, plain t . LA ae Stag He — mar tet ey nta and a dollar, ac- Block Russia, grey cloth top, straight $5.00 . nin yer of “the ot |" tips, ; les C. Suffern appeared for the waa called for by a ren a ‘ , to pre tation y by Evening Slippers he Court should know $7.00 | f minary are Satin, handsomely beaded or plain, with | | | cei tall) Bagh mercury or lead, choice of several styles of very smart values. | he ointment is sold by all drug- r tnheritant rig trimmings. 3 nOtice, The houre wae not adequate | iment.’ . Bample sent free if you will men- Fa convention, ‘The delegates were al! No. 31. Resinol French Mule Slippers of beautiful em- waded together, and only thore who Md broidered satin and silk. 3°95 @ cluatered about tie chair had any re in what was going on KE ELEPHANTS IN A WATER. Carriage Boots CASTORIA . MELON PATCH. For Infants and Children, hale Velvet Carriage Boots, fur When the roll was called for the imme: cng 1 sae ofa ware | UO Kind You Have Always Bought |C_y y pro urecr penn duillen anes : Ibot-Perkine. The names of repre-| Bears the R 5 tatives of diatricts hostile to Mrs. E E. F.C. Cow Devt. ABO Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, er were not called at all, Protests of y 1kbi ‘Srasawers Pere tenored, Those ladien stormed and D Wau Yark Our, Great White Sale Now inf} Full Swing, Come Greater Values than ever are being announced by the New Store for the January Sales. Different items in every paper. Make your price comparisons anywhere, then come to Kesner’s, ~ Remarkable Sale of Sewing Machines $ 4 Domestic Sewing $2.00 Cash and Machine LINOLEUM st viiloth pr nen, We ords | to fiv lenty of © tT Large variety of patterne to select fom.” No limit to any purchaser Lp 00 Weekly CORK LINCLEUMS,| Twoyardewide, heavier, Four yards wide, OMCLOTH, 1, 135 2 yards wide, ecld by|quality, Value tte, Tic REWIRG MACHT yard, Velue 76c, ber din 2 yarde wide; at, WH cevere . ee 9 el fis 8Se B9e [so 15 e A Great Sale of Blankets (Guaranteed Values) S00 pairs, in time for jenuery ale Neavy wet falehed ‘Wenbets) regular, therelere, imetead $1. 00 of $2.00 @ pair, special at “ BED SPREADS 5,000 fine sat Street, Brooklyn, at Brooklyn, at tese very machine Wh iy. the Deane Isa onderful Machine NEW FEATURES: Latest Domestic patent tension; most sensitive, positive and simple. Discr of glass; hard, wear-proof steel. Self-threading needi: ber, Automatic thread control. Spool controller for chain stitch. LOOPER interchangeable with shuttle, (Sewe either chain of lock stitch). naruto) eae loor. News from the Housefurnishing Basement finish They came to us wy mere chance and ere of extra large cise " estore made 10 be rete a 6 10 85,00 each. $1.19, $1.98, $2.98 or lems. purchase for ale, of pod new, cleo well-fitted, sanitary BED PILLOWS--1.000 At all of Ute cndire stork of quay Pillow maker. the aciual values are 81.00, Fs yieaty haat rie Bibee, all hinds of fancy tihng, hdl all wre guaranteed. All will be wold at, each Economy Wash Boilers—heavy grade ; tove COAL SLFTER—sf gatvonise made of XXX tins 14 of None of You Can Afford to Miss. a ee copper bottom with tight fit- Qnk Move, high aradé; (uilisise call large thed aay ee ting lid. Value $1.29, Be apron inside, permitting use of large wood; lever aration and tight fitting doors. Full nic ails, nickel door register, nickel ring and nickel ‘educed hind acl (Ath Can and Hood sold separately.) TABLE OnCLaT a. includ- tas Sizes ht cole wee 5 ie rot ema tee scx ds are called manu- re are only 35 of these stoves, fo come a oe byte) imperfect goods. Sell regu 11 Washtubs — heavy gal | . me larly fer 1c a yard, Special at, per yd ¢}| | Sanued, large sie | Inder with No mail, ‘phone or ©. O. D, orders strong handles. Special, Popeae 4 one toa customer, bottom: Value Ge, at 45c y : , a pare ik ep Telephone, Chelsea 6500 SNERS SIXTH AVE. 22°¢and 23° Sts. Kitchen Table well made, three foot size. Value $1.49, at $119 ork perfectly; com: | plete with stand, 6 ft. of Rose int'ss83 $1.50. soc Five Pall--12 gual » to fall off out i With drawer. \ alue $1.79, at aN, $1.49 Unadver- 49. tised Values on the Bargain Tables, Main Floor filed with the Comptroller of the tate of Mew York, you 4% imterest om your dally alance (compounded quarterly), and 8% dividend om the total amount of purchases fer the yeas pald to depositors. Further information cheer. fully onpplied at the Gixth Avenue Balcony, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 38, 1913. We Give and taupe t haga in py hwy Over the Counter See the Irish Craftswomen’s Exhibiti Q'NEILL-ADAMS CO. ==: Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d St. salena bere camps 160 98.0 $2.50 Pr n Merchandise Over the Counter An assortment of about 75 pi cloths, cheviots, mixtures, tweeds, colors. plain tailored and fancy models, UO GRA.75, OE ccrrcvvcscrevccsccccscers $10 $10 Coats for Women and En; Best Quality, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avenue Mid-Winter, as You Well Know, Is the Most’ Satisfactory Time in the Season for You to Buy Women’s - Suits, Dresses, Coats and Waists Many Lines Under 4 Price Every Piece Essentially Correct and the Heavy Mark-Downs Are Due J to Our Rigid Policy Not to Carry Over Winter Lines O'Netll Main Store—Third Floor. $10 Tailored Suits, Values up to 924.75 specially and correctly made, that sold up Values up to $22.50 Of all sizes, 150 in many styles for your choice; you can select from coats made tinh mixtures, reversible and polo cloths, light and dark Wey Pee loose itted models, suitable for di ston formerly sold up to $22. An Assortment of .300 Dashing .Dress Waists made of broad- ges, in blacks and le of tweeds, Scotch i et $10 $7.50 Dresses and Frocks About 125 pieces, Liste A foulards, in several styles, blacks and colors, light and dark; formerly sold UPtOBlS, at...ccercccreecceeeeeeres $15 Coats for Women Values up to $15.00 Values up to 937. Large and small, suitable for dress, polo, stea: and, in fact, any and all uses, in velours, breadelothe, tweeds, mixtures and men’s wear coatin grays, tans, browns; not one model choice in Ellen collar, ee pry loose = $15 at. That Challenge the Most Rigorous Comparisons these considerations ex; business. consisting of chiffons, sill Specializing i is our forte—the best buyer, the best sales- women, specialists in their lines, instruct: what the merchandise ot ge up by our low-price policy— lain the reasons for our great waist In this offering are many st styles for your choosing, s, nets, laces, whites and light and dark shadings. ‘These waists are special! correct and the combinations used are very up-to-di ly to tell you exactly » messalines, in blacks, late. CORSE TS--All Famous Models By Celebrated Manufacturers O'Neill Main Gtere—Third Floer. $8 La Vida Corsets at 95.00 Mig? rest ‘spring model, beautifully meee eo lalle of lace, attached of French ‘imported coutil, boned thro ith eacelon; sines 18 to 80., pao Your Choice of All $2.00 Corsets at $1.00 Wenteins J. B., Thomson's Glowegr tring 8 Ndi garters attached; sizes 18 to 80 inclusive. 50,000 New, Up-to-Date Collars Corsets at Half Price B. Corsets, all new spring styles, beau! Selling for a Song. You Never Saw So Many ‘Collar Styles in Your Life Or a Better Opportunity to Save Money Than in This Three-Day Sale of Men’s Superior 4-Ply Collars. 6 for 50c 21 Styles in ‘4 Sizes Mail Orders Carefully Filled, and We Advise You to Order by Number: O'Neil Mala Store—Just Inside Bist Bt. Door. Better than most 2 for 25c collars sold in this mar- , most others are 3, and comprise late shapes with the famous lock front wing and turn-down shapes. These are excep- tionally fine collars, fully shrunken and uot surpassed by collar on the market. ket; these are 4-pl; the newest up-t hand sizes; 6 collars for 50c, Annual January Furniture Sale Now in Progress Over $500,000 worth of Hi pendable Furniture at Red luctions of 10% to 50% outwear twice over the half dozen lots of one sty igh Grade De- laundered and have eyelet buttonholes that lain slit types. Sold in fe le only; sizes 14 to 18; 14 Next Week (Monday) Our Great Sale of Cluett Shirts—Buy Your Shirts Then —_——" SALE NOW IN PROGRES 's on Cuts They are beautifully January White Sale Offers Substantial Savings Among Many Lines Including: White Silks Linens White Velvets Sheets White Waists Cases Undermuslins Corsets of serges, satins and, $7.50 it many for in Oxfords, nd uly