The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1916, Page 6

| | ae GIRLS! BEAUTIFY STOP DANDRUFF Hair becomes charming, wavy, lustrous and thick in a few moments. Every bit of dandruff disap- pears and hair stops coming out. For #5 cents you can save your hair. In less than ten minutes you can double th Danderine and carefully draw it through hair, taking one small stran te. ‘This will cleanse the hair st, dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your ir, A. delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has been neglect- ed or is scraggy, faced, dry, brittle or ‘thin. Besides beautifying the hair, Danderine dissolves every particle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigor- ates the scalp, forever eer ing itching ped fallleg halt, but what wil please you most will be after a few weeks’ use, when you see new hair—fine at first—yes—but really pen, . oes from any drug store or toilet counter and just try it.—Advt. 22-Karet Gold Crowns $3 neice Work Meer aE" FINCH «Ab 215 W. 42d St, %* fee lene “ff 10 Kenmare St.,**,°"" neue 409-411 Fulton St, ody hah, koe | been increased $46,8 SAXE DECLARES YOUR HAIR AND | THE CONSTITUTION HALTS TAX REFORM Present Method Has Weak Spots, He Says, and Better Method Is Needed. By Martin Saxe, President of the State Tax Commis: “| Hite beauty. Your hair becomes light,| 19 & recent interesting editorial on wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as| spectal franc taxes The Evening volt, iustrous i World criticises the “net earnings ‘safter appl rule” commonly uxed for measuring this—moisten the val ®. on the gre extrava nt and corrupt the mannage- ment of a public service corporation in the les tax it will be required to | pay.” Under the present administration of the State Tax Commission #pectal franchises are not valued at what they are worth under bad manago- ment, but what they are worth un- der good management, In Now York City, for example, tho assessment of special franchises this yoar has 79,692 over last year, But there is another and broader phase of the tax eltuation which ts worth serious attention—one that in fundamental to our present system. As referees in the Brooklyn City Rail- roai cases in 1907, I wae responsible for introduction of the not earnings rule into this State, The Court of Appeale has repeatedly eald that it is, in ordinary cases, “the best prac- tical method yet evolved.” That a better method ought to be found goes without saying, but under the present ite Constitu- tion it is not to be had. My sug- Gestion is for a gross earnings tax on public service corporations quitable basis. fifteen years I have had on to the working of our tax law, both in professional practice and in official capacitics, and 1 am quite alive to the very serious de- fects of the tax system of this State, It je absolutely true that the net THE EVENI | BESS, Winsted (Conn.) bird dog, stole fine muff toner.” California man, who was granted di gave him thirty seratches and a bite her, tralized tax administration. In my opinion, freesing into the ial Franchise ‘Tax Law somo utory rule would not tend to Im- in con- ¢ the situation, Tho vic Btitutional, 1 helped to secure stitutional tax article in the ¢ tion of 1918 which would hav possible a proper method for assens- ing special franchises, but it failed of passage, and 1 regret that The World was among those who opposed tt, We are in dire need of an intelligent} and comprehensive tax system for t State of New Yor tit will nevor LL MY FAMILY HAVE USED tee MT ATHER JOHN'S MEDICINE Providence Mother Says Father John's Medicine Keeps Them Al Well and Strong. “All of my family have used Father John's Medicine with good results for neveral years, whenever we needed a tonic. My baby, Inez, 3 aged 4, gained ex- cellent health by using it.” (Signed Mrs. Jus. Williams, 51 Grove Ave., “We cannot disturb the old natural balance of our food supply and get away with it. We may deceive ourselves, but we This “old natural balance” is simply Nature’s perfect arrangement and pro- portioning of food elements in our food supply for perfect building of body, Modern commercialism destroys this “balance,” when, in milling flour it casts out (to make it white) most of the mineral elements so brain and nerves. essential to health, Grape-Nuts retains this “old natural balance’’of nutritional values in its scientific blend of whole wheat and barley flours, including their vital mineral salts. Ready to eat, easily digested, deliclous—every table should have its daily ration of Grape-Nuts. *“‘There’s a Reason” OOOh! Nora’s mak- ing pie, Yum! Yum! We can eat all we want "cause Norah always says? “D & Ccrust is so loight it won't be hurtin’ yez.” She says: DIC Is the Flour for me BELF-RALMING 10c & 20¢ Packages Can’t Cheat Nature.” —Dr. Goudiss, Editor The Forecast Magazine. FOOD OR. 46" ST, 6&8" AV Good FurnitureatReasonable Prices On Our LIBERAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENT Our Terma Apply Also to New York, New Jersey, Long Island and Ts ALL HOODS MARKEY ib IN PLAIN FIGU WE PAY FREIGHT. 3-PIECE ADAM PERIOD DINING ROOM SUITE IN MA; HOGANY FINISH; Consisting of Buffet 54 In, long; China Closet 40 In, wide: Serving Table 35 In. wide, as iilustrated, at.... a WE SELL ON CREDIT COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES On Credit: with every R100 Ma: my B10 worth of 875 Machin: 850 Machin Write for Catetosue, Columbia Talking Machines purchan ood condition) for higher priced RES. Buffet In Mahogan: finish— anny G 2.50 ‘Three pieces, 1 Mand, OVEMBER J Nore % Hanged within 60 days y of DUTchAse price. JOHN BUNNY, Jersey pug dog, awoke in grave after being chioroformed and bufied and chased away “oxecu- AS #OON LAVE WITH WILDCAT as wife, awore ———— neighbor put on ine to alr and buried it in backyard. \s Pa ‘hc ’ METHODISTS tn Pinch Run (0,) mad because car- 1 ‘i | penters built bélfry on rear of new church instead of A - | front, and will make them tear !t down, | WORM DIGGING DIGNIFIED and respectable call- ing, and man may earn $3 duy, Long Island City witness testified. Ho digs worms for fishermen, CC } GOVERNMENT tasues report to announce that “It ae is useful to know the rotary effect of dextrose upon the a polarized light of @ single pure color.” EN} v3 — ——S vorce because she for trying to kiss earnings rule in by no means a per-| be obtained, ns I view the aituation, fect. mennure for apecial franchise|until the power of the Legislature is valuation assesament, but under the f in the matter of tax ad- Constitution of the State no more} tion and the restrictive pro- f the present Constitution re- lating thereto removed, | hold to the theory that, as a franchise to use the public high- ways comes from the people, they should share as partners upon a fair percentage basis in the gross receipts coming from the opera- tion of the franchise. In other words, we should have a tax on gross earnings upon an equita- ble basis. But the kind of a gross earnings tax required to produce a fair and equitable result to the people j Constitution. + | Queens President W! cannot be obtained under the present | The Lvening World has been a} strong champion of the people in the taxation of public service corpora. tions. In the interest of rational progress let me suggest that you first advocate constitutional tax reform as | the Initial atep tn reforming the tax| system of the State, - eee CONNOI.LY BACK TO-DAY, mapect Pro- Hall, 4 Boro Maurice EB. Connolly, Borough Prest- dent of Queens, who spent three days In Volyclinie I last week following fan operation oi ear, Will be at his desk in the Qu Borough Hall this mc he will Inspect the new fire- proof, aubway buliding te Long Island City to which it ls proposed to mote the} Torough Hall. _> Two Savings % | | COZODONT. > comes from two | Greek words which 4 | # mean “saves the 4 f tooth.” The thing § ) to remember about | Sozodont Liquid— the ‘‘old-master dentifrice,” is that | o it saves dentist biils, , too. . NG WORLD, MONDAY, OOTOBER 16, 1916. . Introducing To the Women of New York and Vicinity: An Old-time Shopping Center DIVISION STREET A street of beautiful well-appointed shops catering to women who appreciate “quality” in wearing apparel. Stores that have offered, and still offer, the best that Paris and New York produce in Fashionable Women’s and Misses’ Attire, o AT POPULAR PRICES Stores that have served generations of New Yorkers, that are up-to-the-minute in their business methods, that provide courteous attendants, prompt delivery service and liberal money-back-if-not-satisfied policies. To the thousands of Women who are not acquainted with this old-time shopping district we extend AN INVITATION Visit us, view our merchandise, compare our prices with those of establishments located in other parts of the city, and we are sure that you, too, after thorough inspection, after you are convinced of the truth of what we say, will SHOP IN DIVISION STREET Take 2d or 3d Ave. “L* or surface car to Chatham Sjuare. A short walk East from Brooklyn Bridge Subway Station, Williamsburg Bridge and Manhattan Bridge UYING shoes for ones-self or family these days is no joke! Men are asking each other, “What is the matter with shoes?” You pay more and the shoes look like they used to—but they don’t behave as well, ‘What are the facts? What is the matter with shoes? It might surprise you to know that part of the trouble is with you. The average manufacturer is afraid of you— afraid to trust your intelligence and common-sense. He knows you have always bought shoes by eye and he glosses over the facts. Good leather is scarce: there is not enough to go ‘round. ~~ United States grows only three-quarters of the leather je uses, The price of the higher grades has nearly doubled. Hence so many low-grades, imitations and substitutes; so much use of wax and finish; so many dry, brittle leathers oiled up and dressed up—but that won't stand up as you think they should, Your shoe-dealer {s to blame too. He has great pride of opinion: and there is much about a shoe that only wear will prove. You both have been looking intently at the shoe and not thinking enough about what is behind the shoe—the idea, the principle, the institution, These are times when you have to think back to that “something” built into the shoe—bigger than the shoe, Call it principle if you like, call it purpose. If it’s there, your shoe. is right. at bigger thing, that institution back of it all, is what gives you in Regal Shoes something more than a matter- o& ee) REGAL SHOE COMPANY 4 or) petty ' A eee peers heb pos ser eien ihe) VUE dura ; 3 i if eres Y Peet ‘ Bhaetiges pide meee Uden gt eg tsrerere Fabieerrle sent eeeesrrtre ice SiTpagtigs$ Tadeseqs of-oprnion shoe, It gives you a matter-of-fact shoe—and facts are stubborn things. 4 The Regal idea from the start was to give the best shoe« value in America for the money, It is the idea back of the Regal business today. That is why we have over two = P soctenppr al Regal shoes, ie demand ofour trade for better and better shoes led us to the highest grade of shoe-making: $5, $6, $7 shoes, In order to put a better shoe on your foot at a given price; ve sg ern ead yb stores, are egal Stores in the Metropolitan Centers. And about one thousand dealers, special Regal representa- tives, in other towns and cities—all giving you the Regal values, Price stamped on sole of the shoe. Because of our exacting city trade, Regal styles ha: ‘very fore-front of the fashion. se j ye Sobe in bs We have specialized for twenty-five irs in di loping Lay ri fashion—in lasts that give coateet on Mee me our leathers are of special tannage—fresh, selected hid skins. There is life in this leather, ‘There is no wear i ote . no w by diy and we) ear in leather that hat you want is the ‘glovey’ feeling; pliable but t: : You can’t get it for $4 any more, a vue SEP We advise you to pay $5, and up—and to get Regal shoes if you can, Find Your Regal Store NEW YORK CITY Wnccen at Ane OU Broadway et Spring St. Broadway at s?th Bt, M0 Broadway Bromdwey at 10th Bt, 14th Bt. at 8d Ava, Broadway atDuene@t, Broadway at 27th St. 6th Ave, at dint Bt, BROOKLYN 1373 Broadway 897 Fulton 6 40 Went sath St. 125th St. at 7th Ave, 4949 Third Ave, @Flatbesh Ave! 1040 Broadway 801 Broadway 408 FIC Ave, JERSEY CITY 108 Newark Ave, "IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A SUNDAY WORLD “W ANT” WILL GO AND Q&T ft,