The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1916, Page 13

See cate ee anarecenerneameeiapeniien onsen eneetenlntt™inlioy Viipsjentertane eats elsaalinaiatanaiieate eae ee _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1916. eons AFTER YOUNG VOTERS. zoung nad te, overs for Wet w flying squadron” , . 5 te > Tarrytown, Newburg, : ' ua rs of the Young » Hudson, Kingston, League, No. sen [Wien Byracues,” Troye Albany and ‘o-tlay to bogin a ten-day | P4 Direct ALL ON waa e day meeting# will be held in Who is a resident of the r ' Entrance sour of the State campaigning among | tho factories up Wa Eee e ath ONE LEVEL i mission experta, but they were not from Subway regarded by the board, Albany County was found by in Vestigators tu bave its yy SPECIAL SALE Biqustieaioes Bowrd Ignores . 5 per cent. Broome County 1 from an actual ratio of Let these Fashions and Economies Test the Wonderful Down-Stairs Store at Wanamaker's | Tomorrow—Misses’ Modes |Women’s Coats and Suits | Specialized at $15 and $22.50 vat Minimized Prices: 320 SUITINGS ; Facts, Protests and Figures 80 per cent; Chautaue | {| Every Yard Pure Wool Tested for Politics. Trankiin from a6 te 6t Orange | Under the Microscope COMPARE THE QUALITY ff) (Secs), fom 2 Stat Correspondent The Evening Worl 68, TEXTURE, PATTERNS AUNT, N.Y, Oct 2%--New : have teen aking Ine AND PRICE— York City again hog been penalized ¥ tion ne bus | sation of the Remember that only 320 in taxation by up-State politicians. department worked — with suit lengths are offered At meoting yesterday of the pr pared comprehensive and every length is guar- State Board of Equalization the ra- rty values based chief. ahead Te Wo i tlos of assessed property valuations sane ie Badd were fixed on a basia that diserimt- ic money Niagara from 62 to from 65 to 75; Ul- ag prices or savings mpany apprais= sseased valua- | ‘ Styles are new and correct, nates againat the metropolis and fi 4 Coats Suits P Cag wofth. Wa RGRAY eco liu Where Waal cabate afhowed fiat nearty || Street Draia | SY Materials are Fashion's latest hat , o mt le of es p| i i While they last, $15, ‘has been marked down far below real York was enjoying. w higher pete} “td er Bett k 2 lt f selections. Prices are the lowest ‘value for tax purposes,’ ‘This was than justified, while the city morited Evening Frocks ‘done in the face of tabulations acien-, * See! possible. pe +) Coats at $14.75 and $24.75 » cheviot coats at ¢ $1 are full-lined and have deep collars and cuffs of plush; slashed ‘kets arc also finished with plush. Navy blue and black. 8: 4.76 Coaty are of wool velours—the model illus- trated has an unusually smart collar; half line Coats of a lighter weight tifleally prepared by State Tax Com- mission experta after extensive in- SAFETY FIRST! valllgauiohe Matic Wess, Preciisny Owing to the rapid 1 an jof the Commission, vigorously pro-| fivor ruts! comstineneee xed fo eho, of «wootena much’ shoddy, NA Dal jtested against the action taken, but! It was disc|ssed that in the $18,000, ine ed. 000 direct State tax levied last year ato Board of Equailzation ia] and now | collected, New York Micio body consisting of the! gne shoul aon a just squats iat bee Lieulenant-Governor, Speaker of the ization. Up-State counties were text Asseinbly, Secretary of State, Comp-| dodgers to $22 to $30 Values teller , Moree Genie aad i State Fn, jente and arbitrart- bers of t Tax Co: mniias! ston AU are} ly fix Inflated equalization rates for Republicans, saa 8 because no direct tax has “t been levied this mr and the tax- bh » det et Ita business ie to determine in the! pavers of Now York will not feel Im- e several counties the ratio of assessed | media' ocret meeting of the! : tate otticers come! As coat - wearing weather is at hand we obs first place to the erge collecticn of coats ~s, which we have as- \ sembled for tomorrow. \) $18 coats include the \ } rward, aaqliare= The In” fact x an ex. English model iustrated, which we hav » reproduced in a smart heather mixture, f trimmed with plush; this cut has the new back with =| inye rted ple Also coats J wool velours are lined with eA\ of heavy cheviots, zibelii a \ i \ . peau de eygne. Brown, aS, he nal f velours-finished ma A) aie, | Ay we green, navy blue and black fie The injustice tes {n iy oem , we “4 in both models. 3B Pieces valuation to full valuo and to fix an| the fact that a basis has been estab- Coats with Fur monk collar of snowy crepe metoor,! lized average for the entiro| lished for futur sd as the basis of/ Md that an at ees * ©" | take taxation out o HER#é’S THE SELECTION ALL ONE PRICE apportioning @ direct State tax and} defeated, also has a bearing + bins taxation | ——< Scotch Twee le Fan oy Cheeiots Pin Stripes irect State texew experts to tics has been | a he buttons that adorn it are Suits at $18.75 and $24.75 ~ Collars, $22.50. ed with the velveteen. Dark) A siall but attractive col-| be selected in wool veldurs of broad. Wool veloute tn aavy tluedark green, wine blue and blacks! ection of suits at $18.75. |clths. trimmed with, soaldyed or brown, Russian green and black,| $15 frocke—Wool jersey, pleated | plain tailored models in gab- eng -dyed bonnte by be urgundy, with large collars of natural}and einbroidered; serge with the! fine 1 whipcord. N dark green, navy blue wn, raecoon, natural opossum or seal] new Chinese coat effect; serge come} @Pdine and whipcore avy | or taupe. OR vidi hela ha al ade to Mea This i dyed coney, bined with satin, | blue and black, hse wool velour, an and The principal object of up- state! Also a model with stitched ‘ titer = cheviot suits at » plain an counties 18 to hove thelr ratios fixed FOR HER MARRIAGE collar of the wool velours. | ait ate [het and ati ke ot! ‘The $24.76 model illustrated may | {ur trimmed models. as high as possible so that ‘t will] or =e Ser ee eerie * “Suits, oe ale Sarl ‘Women’s French Suede Kid ardine, serge, poplin, whipcord ara'uioit’ nhs we're] Evening Frocks, | Gloves, Excellent Purchase, $1.25 appear as though thelr local assessors | Girl Arrested Charged With Rob- | were coming up nearer to full vuiue.; bing. Fatend's: House, IDeclare The higher thotr ratio the more they} ng Friend’s House, Declares My Workm aehis Not only am I giving you pure woolen thy MAG can evade thelr own Just proportion She Will Refund, | tily lined, Modish colors, wpe : : oo ¢ ‘ the style, tints! shifting heavier burdens onto! le oe oe j $22.50 suite—poplin, cheviot, $15 and $22.50 Women bh know the increasing costs of sete and ork man ‘ew York City, where property is ary Ayr ia bedi gabardine and n dressy and the scarcity of foreign gloves in particular—will readily recog- aissbot aa Bervee oo plain tailored Is. Some of the] Adorable models in Taffeta come| nize the unusualness of this opportunity. trimmed with fur. bined with silver and gold laces, at * a Pr anywhere else { : sh rt models in the new] $15 and $22.60, Gr.y, mode or black, some have Paris-point backs, The average rate for the entire| ; | _ Jersey velours. Frocks of taffeta embroidered in| Women’s gray mceha glives Women ys Seasheis ery epee State proposed by President Saxe,! hail to-day by Justice Joseph Fitch silver thread, Delightfully sime | $1.60 pair gloves, $1.26 pair 7. Hard his department's investiga-|at Jamaica. She waa accused of | Velveteen Dresses, ple, $16. ailor & Importer to Fit S814 pe ; | eo avernge 924. Thied Avenue, ot, Seth Street lgority of East 14th Street, nr. Sth Avenue 149th Street 1520 3d Avenue, nr. 86th Street BROOKLYN STORE: 126 Flatbush Avenue Opp. L. 1. R. RK. Station, mr, Atlantic Av. fe an fxod by a sacl Willa Mebane’ whesan tony ft an oe pedal huntratod—tal seesoeae ome tet mole +t Black Silks in Dress Léngths F ; r Less—95e to $1.75 Yard A Paris Slip-On Blouse Fo $ 13a ard of Ey wUpHEeNe with 4 sworn ft board 500 yards; all double, width; all sg remy gs than Nant i ‘rene >» Chine, $3.90 ing retail prices; lengths vary from 114 to 7 y: C a _ ie ee $3 Black Satin Duchesse | Black Satin Charmeuse ustrated—awhite, flesh, ” hat her. | en trom Albert importer » Avenu t $100 cash worth $700, A trained n tres for an aged relative | F more two and a half points for rural ¢ | m unity benefit, s y 8 ste Black Taffeta Chiffon Black Radium de Sole Black Crepe Brocades | Black Crepe de Chine All Stores Open E: Cat ob. Me n No ralsing thott! icyaux waw to be absent from Wed Black Moire Velours | Black Bengaline Velours Saturdays Until tO. Be Me own fehau: 5 | ai Black Peau de Soie Black Poplin Tables submitted by President! nesday to Friday of last wee Miss | |) Unusual Dainty Bleck Setly Mocottne | Piece Gobe oe Londres i Saxe wed that New York ty | Ayre . & friend of the Mic x fam | - , - | ily, volunte nok the place of the | ses yr , sara th Blouses Blouses Black Chiffon Velvet, $3.25 Yard. at $2.25 Exceptionally low-priced, made in France. \ host of mod- Nai k com- els in sheer voile, zea a 8 Sh finely — tucked; bined with plain A trinmed, with chiffon cloth. 1 WS r—~ wide bands of Crepe de chine, tailleur | imitation filet lace embroid- and lace-trimmed models. | ered in lovely designs ; tf 88 to 40 inches wide, at $3 ae |French Novelty | Jewelry—35e each Smart Scarfs ° $2.25 to $3.50 For Girls and Women Fine vicuna, $3.50. Brushed wool, $3. Zephyr — scayfs and caps, $2.25'a set. An importer's sample collection of Lado which he has dis- posed of for very little because he cannot duplicate them agalo for stocks nh pins, vell pins, hes! ina— Russian Blouses of Voile at $2 Saturday's Bulletins of Other Down-Stairs Store News Handbags, $1 |Marie Antoinette Long od moroceo, India, ¥ (Curtains, $2. 50 to $8.25 chee novelty pouch bugs for MIOIAIEL (GA ROSA GURY. of women; exceptional. French net; variety of style Black Petticoats, $1 |Broudeloth, $1.95 yd. featity Softly finis of st shades; 2 Racaae . Soap Street, ‘ ed fiounee fin , h in lo} hasmual, Williamaburg, andthe strikebreaker bloom” ruffle d d wi Women’s Handkerchicts | Wiig have tuuan, Diaip piace or lavender flowers; guar anteed to 75e for a box of six—these hay h give good service. blocked initials, | ‘The 360 men a amen eMniplo: 15e evel, for faney embroik | “STRIKERS ARE CLUBBED IN DYE WORKS RIOT Heads Ci | Men Arrested 1c een se Raia nena neeernetieeseteceninene rte ner mr ere handl Many a Man Wants Just This Sort of Shoe stylish, practical, good be a bad yeer for good leather. looking shoe that is in every The shoe illustrated above is the Briton way as good as it looks. the most popular last in the Reg + ant Wane . » A Wonderf ul Collection | korchiets with quarter and half One of the cleverest mo-} velours, cut beavers and knitted ma- inch hems. N, one who| terials, in rich and exquisite colors; Women’s Brushed distes in New York one We | majority’ embroidered or appliqued: Dolores , makes many unu a fow are trimmed with fur. Two lace all around | Wool Sweaters, $7.50 for specialty shops, gave us| models are illustrated, style with i an introductory ction of Velvet Hats, $2.50 Corsets, $1 Pp ¢ hip mode | h ft ceptional. Inunch sets, napkins, yar Boudoir Caps, 50¢ inthe . favors, st mat one Shop. ined. Ot be Bandeaux, BSc astening ir »s-—-ultogether 200 hats, i] Id and Silver Lace | Hats, $5 and $7.50 Trimmed with dainty flowers, | tty velvets and effective furs. | ure. usually sold tor| ieur | or, brown and mix: | hey des at considerably X A shoe of the English type—flat, heavy single are A a RL pen ha Trimmed | None of your dry, brittle leathers, sote—broad shank—low heel. Spaced siitching | Hallowe’ en Decorations les {han her an tha ‘al Models for Young W i 1 the window and bad on the foot. heei-seat to top. Good leather is scarce — price In Black Calf-skin at $5— is about doubled. If you buy —*ho*#nr Russia Calfar $5, haphazard you are likely to get Find Your Regal Store pi a finish in place of life in paw Yoax crry eather, and Ano St. way That is why it will pay you thrnwar *Broadwo do lace ew Underclothes | ns, 65e and 81 ciscut onthe pa ama | are muiny others at these have colored Women’ s Hi eh Cut Shoes, $3. 85 : —/n Styles gi > Find Difficulty in Dinitanem So great has ied the den at Sth St p—; ood i around vamp-—invisible eyelets to top—pinhole oiled uP end dressed & am perforations across the tip=narrow backstay from 4 sol 4) West sath St, 125th St, at 7th Ave | for these fashionable shoe: to step into a Regal store —to Brosdway at 27th St 2429 Third Ave. with the correct eight-inch te © very difficult has it been to re ee } have the Regal organization. be- BROOKLYN secure them in good leathers to sell at these me © prices Rt the waleatien i hind your shoes, Here is an in- 4 Flatbush Ave. (‘ey that, we one ey it very fortunate to be able to announce Wes a h ribbon. AW : ; 1099 Bro Lat shal! have re on Saturday a GOOD) REPRESES riON O y, | t ” stitution that can't afford to fool . ALL SIZ! IN AA ‘TO D WIDTHS in these six syles IS atch the | } anybody, or disappoint its custom- Newark. N. J. JERSEY CITY hoes with dull All black soit ghized. kidskir éf have xematitehed : ers just because this happens to "Preeti eos Only) V2 Newark Ave erases ie tind arnt comet uns Ar on wing tip and uhoos with Plain take Ane Aa ee y | she ice med f NK the gone mably meeting ne | i Corel Coven Bie } May at Dallas, on right), | 0 5 | White leather laced shoes with | $4.40 pair, (Same model as) and leather Louis heels, $3.85 | Hien wi, or enicaey ted Preatdent covered heels and perforation on shoe pictured { Pee ull te \ther button shoes with | k Bodices, $1 shoes | dul toes, leather Wide satin and lace or crepe de aS with plain toes Louis heels a} 3.85 pair. | chine trimmed with organdy. Boston, M Broadway ‘on, Mass, ‘ormerly ; 4. T. Stewart & Co JS ol ( bre = : tin nore General Beaetary, nanan AO.