The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1916, Page 9

eae nnd piers ang a2 A8 PREAMP CINE LEGAL RESIDENCE ALLA VOTER CAN HAVE, He Cannot Dwell in One Place and Vote From Another, Justices Decide. The Appellate Division of the Su- dee! lod a voter can- preme court h mot “pick hi Which to vote by Justice John Woodward, and con- curred in by his associates, with the exception of Justice Cochrane, de- lares a man's residence for the put pose of voting ts his domicile, his per- manent home, and not any other place. The decision, which must be ac- cepted as the Inw of the State until the Court of Appeals passes upon it, Will affect thousands of voters in this city who maintain voting residences in this city and actually live with their families outside the county. Board of Election experts say there are nearly forty thousand such citi- fens, many of them office holders in this county, who keep their jobs by Fenting hall bedrooms im New York | County. Justice Woodward's decision was Given in the case of several citizens | of Watervilet, near Albany, who voted from a saloon kept by John Donohue. It was alleged by the Waterviict authorities that the men, including Donohue, lived with their families in other places, All the men, on examination, gave eas their reason for not registering | from tho homes of thetr families the in| fact that they were not intereste the political affairs of the 4 where their homes were situated, were interested in the politica fairs of the district in which th had registered. “It seems clear from reason and authorty that a man cannot hav two legal ces a time,” “He canni ity for the venience family a tinct poli other 4 nds SUGGESTION: Antic. ipate your Nemo needs before prices advance. FASHION ATEALTH EMO No. 403 was the first corset made with Nemo Relief Bands. It dates back to 1905—of course it has been im- proved since. Thousands of women have worn No. 403 all these years, and will wear no other. Does No. 403 need further » endorsement? 403 SELF-REDUCING No, 403 is for women of full figure, flesh well distributed, Relief Bands take up, reduce a heavy abdom fores in back of batiste, sizes 22 t No, 402 is imilar, but for short full figures, No, 405 ie for tall full figures —$4,00, Bvery Nemo is an extra value simply asa corset For the health features, which are priceless, you pay nothing extra, Good Stores Everywhere $3.00, $4, $5 and up Remo Hrisale-Fasblon lasttute, New York saloon or Heavy | No. 2 No. 3 Covered 5-ply ve Regular No. 7 | 1 Fine No. 8 No. 9 Seconds checked No. 12 brims. No. 13 No. 14 white st sertions, Nes 21 Dainty No, 22 with plai 24 warp prin No. 25 No. 26 fingers, rO N merchandise elsewhere. Evety item, how- ever, is either reduced from our own regu- lar stock price or is offered at LESS THAN IS DECISION OF COURT! ANYWHERE ELSE in New York City. aS 5555 No. 1 Black Enamel Suit Cases,$3.65 Sizes 24, 26 or 26 inc! Black enamel. With two forms and side pockets. Fancy cretonne lined. With well protected corners, and leather straps. Shirt pockets and inside straps. No. 4 Fine Dress Trunks, $10.75 two trays, snap lock and draw bolts. All sizes. No. 5 Safe-Lock Wardrobe ’ ; ; ey laa tar i i Beautifully made sport models of all-wool white collars, fancy pockets and girdles. Made of silk No. 6 Women 8 Union Suits, 39c Soft white silk-like handkerchiefs, with self-border. chinchilla» In loose, belted models with large patch poplin, satin, silk Jersey or mohair. In black or Made of fine ribbed lisle. V or square neck models. pockets. Sizes 14 to 18 years. navy. All sizes. In novelty stripes and embroidered effects. Black, white and colors. Also—Richelieu ribbed hose, in black or white. stripes and clocks. No. 10 Athletic Shirts & Drawers, 39c For men. Broken assortment, made of stripes and Sennit straws. In all sizes and various width Also butter servers and cheese servers. |] No. 15 Solid Mahogany Candlesticks, 69e}) ty jovelty fabrics and plain colors, or all white, || With y panels of sheer embroidered oes de cygne. Colors: Tan, navy, Copenhagen, Bel \] Fitted with first quality candle, with Dutch figure Sizes 6 to 18, Also—pajamettes. Ages 3 to 12. bl front and back. In cit plain or gian blue, American Beauty, rose or gold. ‘fin colors. Height over all, 17 inches. —$ $$ A A $$ | trilled models, with insertions and edging of fine we. 16 7 *s Silk Hand Bags,$1.75 No. 44 Boys’ Wash Suits, $1 Val, or Venise lace. No. 91 Women’s Corduroy Coats, $15 | 0. omen 8 Sun Ags, pl. sw and exclusive models, Mad . In 14 length ls, Obtainable i |] in pouch model, with self-covered frames, jeweled || {hte and exclusive models, ‘Made of madray U1” No ¢¢ 200 Trimmed Hats at $1.50 || 1%, % length models, Obtainable, ee eee on ae SOS elf and white with colored combinations, Ages In a charming variety of styles. Also taffeta coats at this reduced price, " mW ; 4 214 toB. In navy blue or black moire and faille. Lined Bd eS ee | N °, ", k; navy, bli ‘ o. 67 Printed Jap. Crepe Kimonos, 79c |) No. 92 Women’s sitk Popiin Wraps, $15 flowered allls.or plainiaills nonlin: No. 45 Boys’ Smart School Suits, $5 || sapinose steoves and sash, Tn floral designs and in med with marabou,. In white, green, tan, No. 17 Women ’s Novelty Earrings, 50c udtia ete bnievers: Bicoled: or pols packet various colors . rose, Copenhagen blue and black. le models, a , oO ney mixtures, outs) mohair eer eamraamemeronaamaear-tamaarratmaes Tar ememmmmeneaeernr eamemmmmmarmmenel In pend: nt effects. silver, jet, rose, green or lin ed, Ages 7 to 16. ~Y . . ——_—EE]H=__=_=_=_=_=_====== gold finish, jeweled with coral, amethyst, sapphire, _— No. 68 Washable Satin Bodices, ted FIFTH FLOOR emerald, topaz or pearl combinations, No. 46 Children’s Socks, 12c Lace and ribbon trimmed, In pink and in white, PO deep skirt and 7-inch narrow frames, Fine reversible Men's and wome: No. 23 Fine Dotted Wash Ribbon ee eee neapin DEMIR. Lae) Maal Marte of linen, with Cluny lace top, or allover lace ff collar. Some with silk corded ecges, In jacquard No. 1 at 19¢ a piece; No, 112 at 29¢ a piece, Sold No. 53 Children’s Jap. Kimonos, $1 with Cluny front. yeas ‘ Hn: MD: x a ais colors, TR Amal Te in pieces of 10 yards. Made of Japanese crepe. Hand-embroidered, Sizes a7 - P= um and 4 fow freee any J ag ada ee eT ME, No. 75 Brassieres and Bandos, $1.45 |—===>= the most desired shades, 614 to 7 in, wide, Also fancy warp prints and 6-inch White, wi black French moire ribbon, CE GnMnE aWRIneTAETNe Crmene Unmet ae FONT Benet rarer N — corduroy, Russian cords and imy 1 washable $2.45 ; Women’s Silk Gloves, 35c gaburdine. In button-front. or side effects, with Made of French batiste, coutil or brocke, in flesh or " , eae 4 ith two clasps. ‘Tricot cloth, double-tipped ff slit or patch pockets and detachable belts. Waist white, Low or medium bust. Hose supporters at No. 100 Iceland Fox Scarfs, $3.95 bands 28 to 29, tached. ‘Trimmed with lace or ribbon Fine quality. Also on sale on main floor, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1916. Ps F we gave in this advertisement “comparative values” with similar merchandise in other a Uitp aUty stores they would seem like exaggeration, ‘ Come and see. The economies here provided Broadway at 34th Street. '’Phone Greeley 2626 are INCOMPARABLE. Tomorrow Will Be the Day of 100 Specials Each a Special Value, Specially Priced for Thursday Only | | ‘HE numbers corresponding to each of the items here an- FOURTH FLOOR nounced will be found upon sign cards at the counters and tables where the merchandise is displayed. No. 78 55 Women’s Dresses, $10.75 No Telephone or Mail Orders for These Specials Can Be Accepted In the latest, styles, made of crepe de Chine, tafe feta, serge or broadcloth, Broken sizes only. price comparisons are made with similar BASEMENT FLOOR leather wink Fancy cretonne lined. No. 79 85 Women’s Tateta Dresses, $14.50} All late styles. In stripe effects and plain color taffeta. Some with Georgette crepe sleeves. Women’s Hat Boxes, $3.85 No. 27 Women’s Tan Silk Gloves, 45c || No. 56 Misses’ Serge Dresses, $5 Milanese; two clasps. With double-tipped fingers. In stylish models. Workmanship and material are : excellent. Sizes 14 to 18 years. No. 28 Women’s Imported Gloves,89c White glace, with heavy black embroidered backs, No. 57 Misses’ Voile Dresses, $6. 75 Two clasps. Dainty ruffled, tier and sport models, with large Cowhide Suit Cases, $5.55 Size 24 inches. Ne 80 Women’s Sport Dresses, $18.50 and pockets of stripe smart. Waist, sle cape collars of self materials. In white, combined Dre 1 , $1C No. 29 Women’s Imported Gloves, $1 |) \ith Stripes or solid colors, Others with. Ince- vik Jersey, and pleated skirt of crepe de Chine. and interlined with genuine fibre. Has White glace, with lack embroidered backs and trimmed organdie collar and cuffs. Sizes 14 to 18 Sizes 34 to 44 black Forchettes. ue sewn. Two clasps. years, No. 58 Misses’ Silk Sport Dresses, $15 |_—---___—_______________. Tn new sport models, made of shartung pongee or No. 82 Women’s Bathing Shoes, 50c No. 81 Women’s Swimming Tights,49c emer ane oe No. 30 Women’s Wash Leather Gloves, $1 Pearl white. Prix seam sewn. One clasp. Trunks, $24.95 All fibre covered and interlined. Fitted with ten awning stripes, with collar and cuffs in solid color sh cut styles, in blac! . hi i neer hangers. No. 31 Men’s Gloves at 69c silk as rateh stripes. In rose, Copenhagen blue, UA RAL OTN el ht? 4 Kid suede, chamois lisle, suede lisle and silk odd- or green, Sizes 14 to 18 years. : ’ 3 S ments. Size and color assortment incomplete. No. 83 Women’s Bathing Dresses, $4.95 5 MAIN FLOOR ece models, trimmed in contrasting colors No. 59 Misses’ Chinchilla Coats, $13.50 MW gyi weit materials, Also dressy models, with sailor No. 32 Men’s Handkerchiefs, 6 for 55c No. 33 Men’s Handkerchiefs, 6 for 75c and extra large sizes. Women’s Glove Silk Top ey ee No. 60 97 Misses’ Smart Suits, $14.50 || No. 81 Women’s Summer Suits, $10 : le ‘ad i Most. kable values. Many of the season’ Smart models, in linen, crash and Palm Beach cloth, Citak Batre, 780 | No Oe eye ee eee eee ag | Makeeale i wirine: santa Eniee Deca | fr velely calored ett or oem cme : Handkerchiefs, 6 for $1.05 e white lisle body. Sizes 36, 38, 40. Made of fancy crepe silk. New desig Women’s Silk Hosiery, 89c fully tailored and finished. Imported. No. 35 Men’s Sample Belts, 25c Sizes 28, 30, 32, and 34. No. 36 1,000 Men’sopen-end Scarfs, 29c In a wonderful selection of designs and colors. No. 37 Men’s Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, 42c No. 38 1,200 Men’s Wash Scarfs, 25c No. 39 1,200 Men’s Silk Scarfs, 50c In a most inclusive assortment of designs. N THIRD FLOOR Broken sizes and styles. In serge, gabardine, worsted checks, stripes and combinations. Colors: navy, rookie, Copenhagen blue, green and tan. ‘0. 85 Women’s Tailored Suits, $15 No. 61 Women’s New Blouses at 79¢_ |—————_______________ Made of: plain or corded voiles, dainty organdie No. 86 Women’s Silk Suits, $19.50 or cross-bar dimity, in plain or laée trimmed models, For dress or sports wear. Made of taffeta, faille, with several style collars. Simple tucked models, plain or ned shantung, silk Jersey and heather. or trimmed with fine laces and dainty embroideries. [ees I On, || No. 87 Women’s Washable Skirts, $1.50 No. 62 Organdie or Voile Blouses, 95c Three new models, in button front and side effdts. In white or delicate colors, in semi-tailored models Made of gabardine, honeycomb or pique. Every or prettily trimmed with fine embroidery and dainty size waistband up to 36, laces. Plain or wide-frilled models. Men’s White Silk Half Hose,29c 50c grade. All white and white with black Madras. No. 11 Men’s Athletic Union Suits, 89c ; ; ; 7 Made of cross-bar Madras with lisle ribbing in back No. 40 Men’s Silk Paris Garters, 37c New Frilled Bl $1.45 No. 88 Women’s Corduroy Skirts, $2.95 at waist line. Cool, perfect-fitting garments. . yy No. 63 New Frille ouses, e Limited quantity. Eight models to select from, Sleeveless, knee-length models. No. 41 Men "8 Pajamas, 95¢c Made of white voile or organdie, with wide double Button front and side effects, with new pockets. f frills and deep collar, t ned with embroidered To be had in green, Copenhagen blue, canary, rose, Made of highly merce: 1 fabrics, in plain colors; woven Madr in pe effects, and crepes. SECOND FLOOR No. 42 Boys’ & Girls’ Hosiery, p2,, 50c Black or white. Made of fine quality cotton 1x1 ribbed. Sizes 6 to 1014 bands of white organdie. shed with hemstitching gold, peach or apricot. Exceptional quality. and edged with fine Val. lace. eee 500 Men’s Straw Hats, $1.65 aS ; ; No. 89 Women’s Fancy Tweed Coats, $7.90 No. 64 Charming Voile Blouses, at $1.79] jy « toose Raglan model, Well tailored, In brown, In all white or delicate shades of rose or blue, in grey or blue tones, All sizes, hand-embroidered models or with double frills or jabots. Finished with cluster tucks and hemstitching, No. 90 Women’s Smart Coats. $11. 75 with insets of fine Val. or Venise lace. : 9 In wide w or black and white stripe cheviots, era chinchilla, e roy, golf cord, Concord and Ave- No. 43 Boys’ Pajamas & Pojamettes, 59c |} No % New White Voile Blouses, $2. Huacluthy) Uallied! arilinadl tirGHghone wteni item Fruit Knives Sterling Handles, 39c) Women’s Rubber Bathing Caps, 45¢ In various new styles and colors. Made of cotton or lisle, All white or with colored |] No. 18 Gold-Filled Bracelet Watches,$3.50 || cuff tops. Sizes 6 to 9. No. 69 Women’s Undermuslins, $1 No. 93 150 Men’s Oxfords, $2.95 Thin "¥? gold or = ee enge No. 47 Missca’ & Girls’ Hats, $1.85 | c earance of discontinued lines. Only few of each Broken sien, Gnopatent tan, aad Gunmet| i No. 19 erman Stiver esn Dags, Smart styles in plain and faney straws. In the most sensual nstaia~-"7~ aera emer ueiesl 7 ’ ; In green gold finish, Made in three oa 40th desired colors, Paettily trimmed. i No. 70 Women’s'mported Kimonos, $1.19 No, 04 150 Men . Beach Robes, $2.65 i yiot cloth, mer- Made of Japanese crepe with Japanese sleeves and cerized fig Madras and candy. stri No. 48 Boys’ Low Shoes, $1.95 sash, Heavily hand - embroidered, mesh, rose ; ; Pique, ’. i + In a wonderful selection of colors. All sizes, ry In patent and dullleathers, Sizes 1 to 5. Copenhagen blue, light’ blue, pink and lavender No. 20 Taffeta Silk Parasols, $2.45 lua <-jemeer:sm~ "+ yenalesiese rags’ ~) mtiemmeer’-\- tau) - " Japanese, shirred and 8- and 10-ribbed shapes. Colors: No. 49 Women’s Shoes, $1.45 No. 71 Women’s Silk Petticoats, $2.95 or low models. Broken sizes of discontinued In robe style, In stripes and figures. Pink, blue, No. 9530 Men’s Terry Bath Robes, $2.65 { » or navy; also in all white and black and ripes, some with ribbon borders and in- » models, made of excellent quality taffeta, Flounces trimmed with ruffles. In changeable street No. 50 Women’s Sport Oxfords, $2.95 || ut: No. 96 50 Men’s Blanket Robes, $2.95 i lines. green, lavender and grey, All sizes. Children’s & Misses’ Parasols, 45¢ White linen, ‘Trimmed with tan or white calf, No. 72 Brassieresin Several Makes, 39¢}| With corded edves, pockets and double cuffs. Blue, i pink, white and blue flowered e ~ r - ni, xeey, lavender, brown, green and red color combi- ] No. 51 Women’s whiteLinen Boots, $3.95|| No. 73 Brassieres and Bandos, 69c nations. All sizes | Taffeta Silk Umbrellas, $2.50 With turn soles, Louis heels, and lumin plates. Hooked and eyed, in front or back. No. 74 Women’s Brassieres, 85c tape edge taffeta silk umbrellas, ng trimmed handles, 9747 Men’s Terry Bath Robes, $3.95 n or ste »be or gown style. Button at neck or shawl No. 52 Infants’ Jap. Silk Kimonos, 85c eae aaa BEN e Fancy Moire Ribbon, 23c yd. able f ashes and hair bows, In Also 514 to 6 in, fancy For street or evening wear, Maile of alleover lace, SIXTH FLOOR No. 54 Girls’ Washable Dresses, $2.65 aadhetthinat andtarned wteuainie iiek [Rev nas Tn smart Summer models, Made of sheer, striped ™ - A 4 : - er tanerodt lini. ae plaid nil striped oral No. 76 Crepe de Chine Bandos, $1.25 No. 98 Women’s Mohair Dusters, $2.95 and tissues, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Reatitulle anise Well made garments. Dark gray only. its at 23e yd, Satin Stripe Ribbon, 33c yd. In pink or white, No, 55 Misses’ New Sport Skirts, $4.65 |o 77 La Vida & Regaliste Corsets, No. 99 Men’s patm Beach Dusters, $5.95) |