The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1913, Page 13

EE ‘ “ $00 000 BOST +. -anm Explanation of Sud- i den Increase, Is Justified by the City’s Own Experts, Mmanding an explanation. publishes to acquire The pi courthouse as deserthed, | wet dow When was de sessmen and this appears in the 1913 record. The werk of the mission appointe ce has been «the city's 9% while th a difference between figures and the owners’ $4,214,490, RAISED VALUES. Chara sessment to-day added partmen 1 to further 6 Tax Depa house wite to! for the owner! value ax she py the increase tion this year a lotters of ex: have not yet been made public. —— MOTHER AND BABE BURN. Mra, Grover I Reaalts. ‘The explosion of a ki with the paring a meal for her husband Iast night and was using kerosene to hurry the fire whe n exploded and she is survived by five children, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, i B. Dobbs, ¥o. 23 Broadw: NOTES OF THE THEATRES. Arnold Bennet'’s new play. Great Adventure,” Novel, “Buried Alive," produced in Lon- Gon iast night, was found siow, the cables eay. The chief terest was the triumph of Wish Wynne, @ vaudeville actress, making her debut in drama in South American Mortgage C charged Jencks had accused him of su INASGESSNENT OF URTAUSE STE ‘Mayor Calls on Tax Board for en, former Governor of Georgia, Prominent in politics for many years. is dead from complications resulting from a carbuncte. He is survived by his wife and one daughter. -AENEMIC GIR “The Bill," Mrs. George Cornwallis West's play, produced last night in Glasgow, deals with universal euffraxe and bitterly declares that “the people with the money get their way whoever Answering the suit of Oliver 1. Jones for $18,900 rental for Daly's, the Shu- berte aay they were obliged to vacate the buliding because the owner would fot comply with the Fire Department fegulations as to fire- Della Fox will pla: the revival of “Rosed: Gam Bernard leaves Ladies” when it starts on tour April 5. Legrand Howland, composer of grand opera, has written a play, “Deborah,” in which Carlotta Nillson is to star. Girls of the Smith College Club give Ghaw's “Arms and the Man” Aerial Friday afternoon in aid of the college endowment fund. PURDY DEPENDS RAISE. get new life and vigor by taking Scott’s Emulsion after every meal. It revitalizes the watery blood and furnishes Nature with new nourishment to make red, active, healthy blood end feeds the neroe centers. Scott's Emaleion strengthens clothes Commissioner ‘Says Valuation ‘The Presbyterian Sunday Schools oard has made an arrangement with Edison for picture filme for Sunday 1A sudden boost of $1,160,000 In the as flessed valuation of property to be ac- quired by the city for the new County Court House, sald to have been effected through the activity of a certain law yer, Is being investigates by the Mayor. He has already written a letter to President Purdy of the Tax Board de- Scott’s Emulsion assimi- lates so quickly it conserves energy and compels health, Acott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. 12-76 ———_— Gets Siz Cents for Six cents damages were terday by a jury in the United States District Court to Attorney Willoughby The members of the Board of Esti mate ate familiar with the unusual prow ceedings and they severely criticise the action of the Department of Taxes and Assessment’ for permitting the more than one million dollar jift in the prope erty to be taken after the fact had been ‘ondonst that the city was court houses purposes. ‘ourthouse site ts the property immediately north of the new Municipal Building and was designed ¢ the plan to establish a “civic fter the assess completed and the nate had decided on the agscssed valuation of the property as the tax ‘books was $4,311,009. jon to acquire it pon and another ase de it was found that the figure bad advanced to $5,471,000, ndemnation coms x a purchase a. The result f the property owner's value is MUNICIPAL BUILDING MAY HAVE rizing the increase in the as | ‘extraordinary on its face at least,” Borough President McAneny | me, however, that the Tax De- | may be prepared to juatify this increase on the basis that the erece ' tion! of the Municipal Bullding and the | general natural improvements attending | may sused jt. 1 therefore am not iclae the | until I President y defended the action | $25 75: 70 Pi Ui all; $34 50 Teese fore eces-- Usually . ax Department is to as- © for what it is worth, . S : “Opinions differ materialiy at times ante values. In the case of the court e that the experts | lace the value of the property at almost double the assessed value, while the experts for the city put the vaiue at only about 2 per cent. more than the assessment. From our point of therefore, the city's ex- perts to be very nearly cor- rect. “When the Municipal building site was condemned the experts under cross examination differe’ among themselves as to values to the extent of nearly 276 per cent, It is indeed most dificult to The Advice of the Professional Model to all women who wear corsets: fiz values.” President Purdy called attention to the fact that the property adjacent to the Court House site, north of City Hall park, gieatly ine last, Mr, Purdy's| nation to the Mayor “T have to have style for my work. I have to have comfort for my health. I find both in an March 28.— pne can remiited nthe Long Branch Hos- of Mrs, Person Grover, prematurely born, dled Mrs. Grover was pre- “Many women don't really know what to look Of course, women want style first } But how many women know that style lies simply in the curves and lines, the cut and grace of the corset. A corset is just like a tailored coat. Its beauty lies in the way it is cut. can begin to do for acorset what the correct sweep of its seams will do. for in a corset. head to foot. She was ars old and was born in . She was the daughter Woolley. Besides ner husband No added device Leet year saved families over $200,0CO gf |MANAHANS TCHEL FORME L TARINE TARINE MOTH SHEETS f old ab all department end drug’ “There isn't just one kind of R & G corset. There are many different styles—each adjusted exactly to a different figure. yet who couldn’t walk off in a perfectly fitted So many look at just one R & G and I always advise my people to look right through the line of R & G corsets, and select the one that was designed by the corset artist for her particular kind of figure.” So said this woman, whose earnings depend on her good style and her good health, Take her advice, for she knows, I never saw a woman There is an R & G corset for you—one that fits you, suits youexactly. When you go to the store, —insist on that one. 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Dress and Play Hats for the. Youngsters, $1.76 to $10.76. Second Floor Russian Blouses De Medici Collar Blouses Trotteur Blouses Empire Sash Blouses The “Gaby Deslys” Blouse at $2.50 . is the only exception, but this was evened by one of Robert’ models. | back of shadow lace, which gives the idea of a drapery. iter ark the peer ras 9 ee veeond .00r presentation—we did rot have sufficient last Saturday, Third F. Two splendid helps for the woman who ts deep in making her Summer wardrobe: (1) The “DOMESTIC” Sewing Machine at $22 With the looper that gives you practically two machin in one, sewing LOCK or CHAIN stitch, as desired. Sol for small payments—$2 cash and $1 weekly. Come and see These Modish Styles and Good Qualities Will Revolutioniz House Dresses at $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $4.50 it demonstrated. x i ; 2) The “ACME” Adjustabl bi obetereg beet arene air one ( ) © djus able : HIG The.materials are the best-always in fast colors. 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