The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1917, Page 5

EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1917, HEADS OF FAMILIES EXEMPT. ‘Treasury Extends Income Tax Ruling Beyond Married Persons. | WASHINGTON, Jan, 4. — Treasury Department offictats ruled to-day that the $4,000 ex ption from the Income Tax Law granted to heats of families applies not only to married persons but to others maintaining dependents. “A head of @ family,” the depart- ment’s ruling says, “is held to be @ per- News Oddities posal, unhappy ewain sues her for $5,000 for breach of promise, LARGE SUM paid Monroe County (N. Y.) dwarf out of estate of woman he alleged allowed him to eat F ; Jand retatiors in this ofty ony that the Prospects are for an increase in the i supply and a drop in the price In the near future, 4 ‘The Pennsylvanta Ratlroad atopped ] shipments of coal to South Amboy this There morning. was delay in ‘ getting cars unloaded, and that com- pany’s agents report that they are bes practically clear now, —_—— Frederick Willenbrock of Hencken int while he was a child, thus stunting his growth.|*on who actually supports and matn- Size only & Willenbrock, retailers, and Benja- fe hed eued for $60,000, tains one or more individuals who are é feet, 8 inches long min B. Mareo of Marco Brothers, re-| * © renee closely connected with him by blood re- . Federal “Grand Jury Hears ji bs wie A CIVIL WAR VETERAN, seventy years olf, won | Intionship, relationship by, marriage or 4 feet, 6 inches wide tallers of coal in the Bronx, testified iD ze ae handsomest at the charity ball of Free- | by adoption, and whose right to exer- Testimony Regarding the |to-aay before the United States eeu: glen family control and Brovide far Uheas $12-a-Ton Juggle. bbs as in o Sat eran; eles ~ WHEN Caldwell (N.Y.) man was harled over a|#me moral or legal obligation. 12 “ last No ber, when ten-foot embankment by an auto his horse stood on | —— ama weath ve tnveutigntion|",° can lovernbehy brink end whinnied unti! help came, weather and the investign there was only a slight scarcity in the a by the United States Grand Jury | supply, BERVANTS of Duluth have organtsed @ union and et a will present their scale of wages f> housewives Jan, 16. MOST SUCCHDSSFUL Kansas trapper ts a Saline County girl who is making a fortune catching gophers. 2804 up the cont situation very much|” pg. Foy, assistant to State Com- to-day. The embargo on shipments! missiongs of Foods and Markets @f soft ooal to South Amboy hae not| yonn:J, Dillon, was a witness before Affected the New York market, and| tng game Grand Jury on the iilogal Good Start $465 (© comme 6 cee 9 mee ome + me ee» ees) ee > Officers of the big mining compantes| methods by which the price of all TEXAS MAN has found in Caltfornia the two sons ||] RESOLVE Payable in convenient * | foodstuffs was boosted in New York. Wine eck ee flood, and inoumned as|| To make the New Year more amounts monthly An official of the biggest retail healthful by keeping the stomach U desired ‘The Pve- ine Wort ‘olay Get be did not ore No reason for the accident was! the total of 886,055 since the outbreak know any large supply of enthracite|""™ = ___g of the war, according to figures an- coal was being held up at any of the 885,055 Canadian Reoraits. nounced to-day. In the last fortnight ports that supply New York. OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 4.— During] 2,517 mea enrolled, @ decrease of /700 “Our barges are taking the ooal as the year fust closed 178,537 men were| in comparison with the preceding fast an we can got it," he said, “Pos-|Tecfuited In Canada, or nearly half! two wosks, James McCreery & Co. ing frozen coal. There is no appre- 5th Avenue 34th Street ciabdle difference in conditions. If the On Friday and Saturday and bowels active with the aid of HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS Requires but Little More Space Than an Upright Who in all this wide world that loves music has not wished to own a Baby Grand Piano? It is the acme of musical art. Its superiority has never been denied. The Marshall & Wendell Balny Grand - is only four feet, eight inches long and four feet, six inches wide, requiring but slightly more room space than an Upright Piano. But in every particular it is distinctly a Grand Piano of splendid musical quality. Its beautiful proportions, convenient size and moder- ate price make it the ideal piano for the city apart- ment or modest suburban home. Be sure to see it before purchasing an Upright Piano. Liberal allowance for Pianos in exchange. \(CHICKERING WAREROOMS! | Lord & Taylor Store FIFTH AVENUB 39th STREET Tt is the invariable rule of mild weather continues there ought our Oculists to take all the | to pe an improvement in the receipts time and pains necessary to | ot coal.” make every eye examination | ‘The Baltimore and Ohio has an em- 8 thorough one. bargo on shipments to ite coal ter- The _ satisfaction—comfort | minal on Staten Island destined for and value you get from your |New York. Most of the coal handled glasses depend principally | there 1s Dituminous, and storms and on the thoroughness, care |lack of cars have been factors in the ili congestion. pce chen ‘The Erie's big coal terminal at Un- i derciiff 1s under no embargo, officials eases Cea) Coe tn Le of the road sald yesterday, but the Reiter any other organiza- tia bord Gale fate n in the world. _~ 7 Thi led on account of freight congestion. is unequalled experience | yicg President T. B. Koons of the brings surer knowledge, | contra Ratiroad of New Jersey said greater skill, and — more |iast night that the coal situation at certain exactness in its ap- |the road's tidewater terminals ie plication. practically normal. About 1,000 cars of are on hand and shipments to the We give you the Very Best |oity are going forward. The produc- fesults at the least expense. tion at the mines is now @ little bet- i il i ii ter than normal. , Harris Glasses—if required |‘*Why ie coal $8.25 a ton In Now York ‘—cost $2.00 or more, ae against $7.25 last year. —————— SEStoNNIS ONE KILLED IN COLER ‘HOME.’ S$ Cement and Timbers Crush @ Meu ee and Injare His Helpen and Opicans Davia Lennon, fifty, @ plumber, ef No. 628 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, was A Special Reduction Sale of MEN’S RAINCOATS Suttable for Automobile Wear or Topcoat. Hast 284 Ot. near 4th Ave his helper, Michael Hoas!- West 145th Bt, nes 0 5 | eles eae aa: oF ra Aaa tt, Be bet. Bin a“eint aves | gan, twenty-two, Of No. 247 Ful Ranma “st, ene’ 4 nat St | street, was severely injured yesterduy ty Bt.Nicholas Av, U U 860 Toh, “Bt, Cisothaisist, | when some cement dlocks and timbers QSererererercervers *Kenretgn’’ Coats 102 Ratncoats 9.00 15.00 28 Broadway, pet. bith & 1oocm sta | PON the first floor of @ four-story 9. 2007 Broadway, nr. Willo'by, Brookiyn Bt Fulton St.. opp. A.&S.. Brookiya No) 170 New York Avenue, that bor- 2808 Broad st._next to Retell, Newark | ouch, fell upon them aa they were ry in the cellar. = | “ie apartment 13 betng built om the artment house, under construction at FOR A DRY, TICKLING THROAT | en ot the hg ot former Gone A large variety of serviceable fabrics | Strong, durable knitted and tweed ew 10s nox yROYES THEI WoMsul | troiter, Bird 8. Coler. Oy or Clee |i in broken sizes, but all sizes repre- | cloths in attractive colors. Velvet or BROWN'S sroncna TROCHES 222018 ett teen forthe Inst slee- sented up to size 44. self collar; set-in sleeves. een torn -wlIN L, BROWN & SON, Boston. Mase, tion, although his home had p MEN'S FURNISHINGS DEPT. 88TH ST. ENTRANCE. MAIN FLOOR, James McCreery & Co, 6th Avenue 34th Street GOSSARD CORSETS “They Lace in Front” James McCreery & Co, 5th Avenue 84th Street Annual January Sale McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE This Sale Is Also in Progress at Our Newark Branch, 645-649 Broad St. CAMMEYER STAMPED ON A SHOE MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT 6TH AVE. AT 20TH ST. Entire stock reducéd 10% to 50% IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT The Cammeyer . Januar. SAL Is now in progress, Reduced to IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ay Queen Anne Model Library Suite Frames are of finest solid Mahogany. Upholstered in Velour, with spring cushions aod pillow backs over cane. Sofa....e0..-regularly 190.00, 135.00 High Back Chair. regularly 110.00, 89.50 Arm Chair,.,, .regularly 95.00, 69,50 Table, jssctene .. regularly 45.00, 35.00 On January 15th the advance {n prices of Gossard Corsets will go into effect. Until that date we offer at the prices given below Gossard Corsets in a large assortment of the most up-to-date models for slight, medium and full figures, in various materials—all new and fresh. Gossard Corsets.....Now 2.00......Future Price 2.50 Gossard Corsets.....Now 3.50......Future Price 4.25 Gossard Corsets......Now Future Price 5.00 Gossard Corsets......Now .Future Price 6.50 Gossard Corsets......Now Future Price 8.50 Gossard Corsets ow Future Price 10.00 Gossard Corsets......Now Future Price 12.50 Our Surplus ‘Stock of Men's and Women’s High Shoes at Bargain Prices Men's Shoes | |\Women's Shoes WOMEN’S SEPARATE SKIRTS At Grectly Reduced Prices The materials include Serge, plain, check andl fancy Velour Cloth, Silks, striped and plain Satins. | Louis XVI, Model Chamber Suite Four-piece Suite, as illustrated ..... 198.00...... naa T. regularly 250,00 Made exclusively for James MeCreery & Co., in Mahogany, Walnut, or finished in Antique Ivory Enamel. Dresser, Chifforobe, ‘Toilet Table and full size Bed, Beds and Bedding } | - | | Former| Sold Formerly Sold | | Ivory Enameled Iron Beds—all square Brass Beds,—panel effect, with 134 tno i) $ 0 $ j29° | Reduced for Absolute Clearance tubing with solid cast decorations. 16,00 filler rods, regularly 29,00, 22,0¢ md | regularly 22,00 Upholstered French Edge Box eyeing bis ‘Ss A No. 1 Black Drawings Hair Mattresses regularly 20,00, 16. No cod No Exchanges- No Credits | \v 4.75 to 2 1.75 with French stitched roll edge. 40.00 Special Hair Mattresses,—45 pounds. .... } ; = | regularly 60,00 regularly 81.50, 26.50 — {