The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1916, Page 7

Parchase of 4 re Confirmed, Vice Chancellor James BE. Howell Newark, .N. J., to-day confirmed th bf the assets of the Newark Daily ade Vertiser Company, which includes tho Printing riant and the newspapers the ‘ing Magle and the Evening Star, to lam W. Chapin of California for was no objection to the of the sale, and Louis tor the Fidelity Trust Com- wih is acting as receiver for United States Senator James ntl ed the confirmation, FEDERAL TAXES UP $9,000,000 IN “PARALYSED AND HELPLESS Prominent Merchant Restored ta Health by ‘Fruit-a-tives” * Thad a stroke of Paralyris in March, fand this left me unable to walk or help triyself and the Constipation was terrible. Finally, I took ‘Fruit-a-tives’ for the Constipation. This fruit medicine gradually toned up the nerves and motually relieved the paralysis. By the use of ‘Fruit-a-tives’ I grew stronger mantil all the pa'sy left me. I am now well and attend my store every day. ALVA PHILLIPs. ol, July 26th, 1914. nature's oWa remedy and it Big Increase for 1916 in Lowe End of Manhattan Island. ute to the Federal Government $9, 000,000 more in direct taxes this yea than it did last year, according to th war taxes nearly as much more. hettan Island, which composes th while ‘the estimates for 1916 are fo: @ total of $25,000,000, of which $20,- 100,000 will be income tax This cnormous anticiy will be of great impor nee financial policy of the Governmen ‘ = the framing of bi tongre: to 8 Gee Pyhoyd © framing ills in Congress fo! |'Tax law becomes better understoo said Collector John % Lowe to-d “there is a tendency to better resi Do You Neglect Your Stomach? The health of the body depends upon the condition of the stomach, as the m undoubted!) ‘oming in daily, vble to form many and from these jan estimate of lar \8 reports It of lowered the improper The constantly J) “Th must by 4 J | undou © to build up the m strength to resist the disease germs created daily. Duffy’s Pare VL alt whiskey an absolutely pure tonic-st made from strei ae giving grains, is an excellent wid to digestion’if take: in tablespoon doses in equal amounts of water or milk before meals and on It stimulates the flow of juices #0 the food you eat st If ‘you ure M f feud, \district beat us on spirits, but W and profits will over ‘WILSON TO BE am IN HIS SPEECHES {To Tell Country U. | Large Army and Navy Be- | cause of Present Conditions. WASHIN! net to-day ¢ hold booklet free: 0 Duffy Mait Whiskey Co., Rochester,N.Y Ww ies wil on his coming trip, and it was ag \"TACCEN ARCH PERMANENTLY Cl CURED | |he should treat the national defen WITHIN TWO WEEKS BY THE question with the gre : t fr ane and tell the country the ited ale McBonald Method needs a large army and navy } sclentific Vaintons. sctentit} of present , the ided |Vreataments at mi Xo, ante si n speak Thur sabe road Busi Motion I Gall or write for Hooper auteed will leave midnight pturn here k ‘Bhursday th 1,500 clergyme # PMcDonald "gy |] | Thursday tor Weat End atic | in New i from bin’ stu Wh Continuing today and concluding Wednesday night | THE ANNUAL SALE OF Saks Overcoats For Men and Young Men Reduced from $38 and $35 Now $21 (A small charge will be made for alterations) == ' | Ever noticed that a Saks Clothing Sale never starts | yut with apologies for the assortments? This is tecause of the Saks policy of keeping assortments at the white heat of repletion right up to sale time. | Of course, this sale is considerably thinned out | iow, but we would not advertise it again today unless the available selections gave good promise | of meeting your individual needs. $14 to $17 is some saving! Also continuing today and concluding Wednesday Evening '| ° Saks Overcoats at $18 - Reduced from $30, $28, $25, Saks & Company . Broadway at 34th Street. $23 ‘Phone Greeley 2626 ONEN. Y. DISTRICT Downtown New York will contrib- estimates of intetnal revenue officials, The income tax is expected to yield | |) 46,000,000 increase and the special) \ In round figures, the lower end of Man- Second Collection District, paid $26,- 000,000 internal revenue taxes in 1916, of wKich $15,000,000 was income tax, |} increase to the Treasury officials in determining the | and will play an important part in| § At dealers of from Fru ‘]raising of additional revenues to Onstensburg Y meet the fall oms dutie = = the ine nditures ex- ed for preparedness | “As the operation of the Incomi ‘does not expire until March 1 there j ON PREPAREDNESS S. Needs us who desire | Pittsburgh Jan. to-day, Except « Louts, all of his addresses will be de | Hvered before public meetings. | In Pittsburgh the President wit! | speak under the auspices of the) | Chamber of Commerce; in Cleveland rfc fr e rr @ | $e: t | r 8 sree or reuse 4 eh DRRARAA TET i RPE TUTAU TARA TMC NTA ie) sro which 29, were Western trip, also, the Chamber of Commerce wili | have change of the meeting: Mity Club is 1 Committee and in St. Louls the Busi League will give the Pi brea Icfast. acacia NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. obo, Umbrellas Recovered, 74c For this month only we will recover umbrellas with linen gloria, tape edge, for 74¢. Recovered with gloria silk (mixture of silk-and-linen), $1.29. Main Floor breakfast in St of Commerce are ating; in Topeka and Kansas City the Commercial Clubs will take charge lolling ; three, i THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, to express their appreciation for his efforts in behalf of peace, and may reply briefly volt arrangements for the Mid- ale opens at completed in Mil. | making the} Club Ireater and thi co-oper- ness Men's resident a ti year-olds: { 00 Although the time for making returns ~ so RTT ERRR II IORI RTS IRR RRRRRORAOURIERIERGT ‘At Bloomingdales’ 1916, Many Accidents Are Caused by Poor Eyesight In these days of fast moving vehicles it is necessary to see clearly and act quickly. Blurred, indistinct eyesight is dangerous, Eyes Examined Without Charge by Registered Eye Physicians, Perfect Fitting Glasses, $2.50 to $10 QEhrlich & Sone Eetabliched $3 Years New York: 184 B'way, at John St. 228 Sixth Av., 1oth St. 850 Sixth Av., @@d St. 101 Nassau, at Ann St, 17 West 42d Street. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St., cor. Bond St. minutes her inerenaee strongitt r expla to appear tn this Ark your doo tte Stores, al ‘SORETHROAT | and tonsilitisif neglected frequently result in | serious illness, The ration that will give sroqokcuralic andi sot at ty coutoeh yout druggists and at the Riker-Hegeman stores + BENZOMINT THE OMY EAM-COOKED OATMEAL All Crs Transfer to Lexington to 3° Ave. plete size ranges. ——— At Bloom‘ngdate’ Women’ s Shoes Reduced Now $1.95, $2.45, $3.95° We have grouped together several lines of desirable shoes and marked them at decided reductions because of incom- At $1.95 are offered shoes which have been here- tofore priced $2.98 in our regular st< Louis heels of leather. Second Floor At Bloomingdates A Tremendous Sale of Skirts Just Arrived from One of the Foremost Skirt Manufacturers of America This is one of the very best sale events we have ever been able tooffer. The skirts are new in styles and are in qualities that we have never seen at such prices. There are skirts for every occasion—for business women, for afternoon wear, for sports, traveling, or any other use to which a skirt can be put. They are divided into three lots, as : At $3.00 About 15 styles, waists from 23 to 30, lengths up to 42 inches. Silk messaline, Tartan plaids, worsteds, serge and satin com- binations, tweeds, poplins, over-plaids. At $4.00 Wool velour checks, broadcloth and charmeuse combinations, Bedford cords, wool poplins, black peau de soie. Ten styles in this lot, consisting of 242 skirts, are made of elegant checked velour. At $5.00 Fine all-silk charmeuse, Chuddah silk, broadcloth and char- meuse combinations, gabardines. Six styles, and emphatically the most marvelous values you have ever had presented to you at anywhere near this price. Second Mlvoy At Bloomingdaics’ Graduation Dresses for Girls Also for Confirmation Wear We have just received a collection of white y dresses such as would delight any girl or her mother. . Snow white materials, daintily trimmed with laces and embroideries. Sizes. ks. To make | | 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 or 18 years, $1.98 to $14.98. S> selections larger we have included a special purchase SCHOOL DRESSES, of linen, repp, gingham or of shoes which are big value at $1.95 chambray, in two-piece effect popular sailor OPEN $49 00 f A WEEK Write for dresses or other models to select from; sizes 6 to 14 SATURDAYS nf an Account Our New At $2.45 are shoes which were reduced from $3.50 years, 98¢ to $3.98. UNTIL 10P.M. | Our Liberal CREDIT Terms apply let Al 1 aus a lace anid bs dak) cep . . 4 WE CLOSE also to Long Island, New Jersey ai and $3.98. Also a special purchase of lace and button CHILDREN’S SKATING COSTUMES, consisting EVENINGS Ponnecricute shoes with white, gray or fawn top of coat, bloomers and scarf of corduroy; belt of leather AT 6 O'CLOCK WePay Freight & Railroad Fare At $3.95 we offer shoes which have been re and corduroy enn § O28 saat AS \ = duced from $5.50, 9-inch boots in bronze, tan se erik aaeda Uf tiny tater white or tions \ Russia calf or black glace kid in lace style with 2 to 6 year sixes, 49¢ to 98c ny At Mlo Union suits, shirts Muin Bloor Lisle white, at 89c. ymingdates' Men’s Underwear of wool, attractively garment, 55¢ Union suits af hea ecru only, or medi natural gray wool shirts or drawers, thread bodies tops of glove silk, tight or wide! bleached white cotton, wide or | knee cuffs, all sizes, in flesh or| tight knee, regular At Bl or drawers priced at, avy cotton, um weight Th all sizes, 55¢. Thursday Root's Tivoli heavy shirts and Our optometrist drawers, gray only, 69¢ eyes without chorg a AL Kloomingdé Women’s Glove Silk Union Suits, | | 89c with) Union |sizes, 29, Kayser’s cotton union suits, shaped, wide or tight knee, 48c. — Main Floor Eveglasacs at $1.45 For Far or Near Sight offer te suits, Annual Heslery Sale For Men, Women and Children For this annual ¢ efforts in value-givi | many thousands of | | tell more elequently our | | awaiting you Fibre silk, thread silk, cotton or mercerized hosiery on sale throughout this week at the following prices: Men's Seamless Cotton Socks, 5c Men's Fibre Silk Socks, 9¢ and I4c | Men's Pure Thread Silk Socks, 23c Women’s Mercerized Hosiery (Seconds), 9c Women’s Heavy Fibre Silk Hosiery, 29c Women’s “Gold Stripe’’ Hosiery (Seconds), | Women’s ‘‘Courtly” Silk Hosiery, 65c | Boys’ and Girls’ Corduroy Hosiery, 8¢ | Children’s Cotton Ribbed Hosiery, I4c ts = Vain Floer. ent we tried to outdo our best previous y by planning months ahead. The rs of hosiery on display RIGHT NOW 1a words of the remarkable bargains shaped and | 49c or extra | ALL CARS BI TRANSFER TO LEX. TO 3D AVE, BLOCMPIGDALRS 59TH TO 60TH ST. Re EES go ese o eet i Lerttt ett etic teteereercrere ne ter rt erste. enh) | | 4 — The Tremendous Response To Bloomingdales’ Great Sale of New Pianos and Player Pianos is a positive indication that it will last only 4 More Days Come to-morrow and be sure to secure one of these superb Player Pianos at $350, for you may never again have the opportunity. The general increase in the cost of all materials entering into the construction of Pianos indicates higher prices, Just Think of Being Able to Secure a New, Perfect, Reliable, Fully Guaranteed, Metal Tubing 88-Note Player Piano A Magnificent Music Roll Cabinet, 12 Rolls of Music of Your Selection, a Bench, Cover and Free Delivery. [Beate 59h) On Terms of $2 a Week In PERFECTION of workmanship and EX- CELLENCE of finish, this superb new Player Piano EQUALS Player Pianos sold elsewhere at $500 and more. The Player Action is a marvel of mechanical ingenuity, containing more vital exclusive features than many of the highest priced Player Pianos. Anybody can play it with- out previous knowledge of music. We are unable to adequately describe the wonderful qualities of this superb Player Piano. i \ WALTERS PIANO You must come and play it yourself in order to fully appreciate it. = with eye ond hank Asa Special Piano Offer We Present a without any ob! Filtintcration \ New Style ie Player Sale \[ ne} $225 | se | No Interest No Extras sm ce ST RST - WAMWE Esc aaevatcens On Terms nar: 3 STREET oessseeseseeeres $1 a Week CINE woncccencansenen Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery SOTH TO 6OTH ST, LEX. TO 3D AVE. OOOO OOOO OOOO OOO 0e 0 UI ALL CARS RRABA TRANSFER +o BLOOMINGDALES’ 0 OM AH BO Ca J BAU! 84 ST. & SAVE.: Ss are.Con.84"Sr. KES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHA® YOU NEED— i A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO AND GEP IT,” ll