The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1915, Page 10

Smras s=**| pape peel THE EVEWING WORLD, "SS Seeeee APRIL i, 1916. oa ae ore ! sree ron investors. | we WEW YORK COTTON MARKET WALL STREET . - ; iw a | ay Games deen pagent cng Ob ree = «THE NEW TAX LAW | : “SATISFIED | ie oS | COULD NOTLWE” as ; . rier ‘ ! ‘ i. If it were not for 'Fruit-a-tives ried Through rhe Tas Ht ‘ « Me ' ‘ , pope ’ 1 -_ + + : MICAGO WHEAT AND COMN J sy ” . ’ e bs « it tt ae « . . ' ’ ‘ “ at i . . * ‘ ' er " ! Pi . | bend . . vr t i t Wis United n na; ‘ 4 fiebman Daboraiory, Uiibedelphie. . 1 " ' ad ve . _ — — —. — | the n utd r the H i recelp began falling off a urce , “4 | { revenue began to dry up Fo oyou should) spend two |) Gov, Waltran'® Soancial adviner : i au 3 | S have devised & new method which mt . hours or so with any one of our buyers at work, any day, anywhere, ' iders taking | ation, the till! br of the present) on hunted | (oy —We would never again ‘need to tell you that ‘‘you never pay more at Best’s.”’ | sere tos prement, alth Gorse. Bestenss) / in the paxt ¢ twesey-toos, H on of one-half of 1 t mingle payment | per cent Thin means that | will watk up to th and register (heir s bondholders who mmptrotier Ket of mills the regular. w York City ents on the Ty one-tenth lar, tu value, Something that you see elsewhere may be all right in every way, and it may suit you completely. But at the same price, we do assure you it will not be ‘the same.’ pe will be a dollar, 1 ay much t as real 2 ae Be |MASHINGTON NOTE. TO JAPAN WAS A FIRM REMINDER : _ 2 et for Aching, Barning |. Corns. Callouses and Hi THREE GOLDEN RULF STORES OLDBURG. Where Your Credits » Good As Your Cash One Price To All—Cash or Credit So, positively—"*Younever pay more at Best’s.”” Fifth Avenue, Weat Side, Corner of 35th St. Three Specitic Points Cited | |; Where Demands on China Might Prove Violations, | of Your pine Room EASTER. V Let Us Show You Our Collection of Fine Period Furniture Complete Suites from $136 up TOKIO, Japan, April The Amert | avernment’s note recently for Ito Tokio concerning the ne- kotlations now in progress be the Japanese and Chinese Go monty dwelt lengthily and in partic ular, according to rellable informa. tion, on three points in the demands made by won Ching Of these th cerned the om hoof foreign ad Visers by China, the second was in regard to the purchase of munitions of war by the Chinese Government and the third dealt with the question of foreign: toi The Washington Government, it is understood, submitted that if Japan YOUR "EASTER FOOTWEAR The Broad Range Embraces the Extreme, the Conservative and the Between Styles The Easter Stocks in Ele Big Style Blyn Stores Are Complete 1342! points the first eon The fashions of the hour find fullest expression —every 1915 style is in- troduced-fads and fancies are fea- tured—modified and conservative styles are fully represented. Shoes of every leather with top- pings and inlays of cloth, buck and For the comfortable proportions insisted On the right to be consulted | Easter Walk Suede—almost unlimited variety of guaine $18 Wk) by China In the selection of foreien | Ladies’ French Bronze Kid Paris |toc, vamp, quarter trim and orma- advisers it might be a violation. of Pumps, with cloth match, | mentation, ) OPENS AN ACCOUNT Bs leath the sovereignty of Chins onze ornaments, Spanish leather Neither the high character of the Kt iw further contended that fea 6 chee ema ath copie | it} Japan insisted on the purchase by | China of munitions of war in Japan| and insisted that she be consulted | with regard to certain foreien loans | in the Province of Pukien, in So! " y |shose nor the prestige of our name POPULAR lds to your cost, RICES PREVAIL. SPECIAL k Stockings Shoellig Newark road street, One of the Best Ladies’ Glace Kid Novelty Lace Beotsin the new sand, pitty and cham- Manchuria and in Bastern Mongolia in al} this course might Violation of Opposite Military Park shader te pesce shades. Diamond tips; all PE SA tho principle of ¢ tu Style 1950 leather Spanish Louis heels $5 and "599, 5 ipl al in the nt reached White Nu-Buek $6 in other shops. votwe when he Hine: Columbia Gratonetas inister to the United States! [Style 402 English Last »| Genuine 2 St ReiCassShoe | The New Models for Sorte vy im the Hed Cross Pali ment provides for main- | Indep tegrity of China a commercial in equality. of in that All Styles the opportunit April 1.—Th $40.25 A Cedar Chest For the Critical Man Men's flat last Mahogany Russia calf en made pan furthe bad Hat, Whyte fur or pay f tirls, Fashion: » perfect fitting and low priced, | in O: Eleven Big, Best Family Stor 4) Ale ak submit Articios Ih, Ornaments, hy ted without any Why Japan, (Phese r the ownership of in the interior of employment of Jap “$6. 93 Up : | pines ) Up AT OUK TWO BI EW YORK v9 UD AMSTERDAM AVENUE sad 148TH STEET THIRD AVENUE and 163d STREET (Branch at Yonkers, 16-18 Warburton Ave.) vd that China railroad conces: portion of the republic.) ant Japan ns i le eastern eontral part of the, tomers Be, CLOTHING ON CREDI te th oop yl he 263 6th Ave. 10 W. 17th St. ae we shark tent Colt We EN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL TF O'CLOCK, B. 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