The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1919, Page 9

Ruled Sones rskorni Suboy SPNNSFaghle ad begs tee spl oO Gee one aR ROO rear eH syipiclatias si THE EVENING WORLD, WED | sli Dill bail iG i , i ' D sinaimabiaanehaaie GIRLS! TRY TT" PEOPLE SHOULD PAY SSzs=""="*'s% suse se srnom,ces tesceecBe Generous —_| a “The Fifth Avenue Coach Company | Its gross earnings amount to $3,000,- Y is @ twin brother to the trust com- | 000, The investment is | With Stomach ie panies, theatres and jobster palaces| A hotel with a $3,000,000 rn- | and other Ii cl ings ought to be taxed as } ) practically noth nd reap millions. | which amounts to $150,000. It would be | L understand the capital stock of the |an easy, matter to pick out the many Give It Nourishing Food and ) venue Company Is $50,000 and | hundreds of places, such as hotals,| Ge : f , 0 BUSINESS IN N y that its last annual report shows «| theatres, restaurants and other en Give It Generous Assistance ; ate BS — profit of around 400 per cent. If you| terprises, Which owe their existence} With Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab- | want to tax ‘soinothing worth levying | to their location, If they paid their on why not the Fifth Avenue Cos Every particle of dandruff lets. For Gas, Heartburn or ach | just share it wouldn't be necessary Company or the income of some of to spread the tan burden haphasard Distress After Eating. West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues). West 43rd Street disappears and hair stops the big trust companion instead of the | over the entire community: | This! vou may read tbrary on what to aat ‘ * . °, poor low who has brains enoug to | policy o indiscriminate taxation tr id what t void ¥ y follow the coming out. Edwin S. Harris Hits Tax earn 10 per cent. over his investment? | not only impolitic but it 1a danger.| its lald down tor dieting mn. sti The Fifth Avenue Company com- | ous. It will open the door to « ‘ Evaders Made Wealthy plotely escapes the special franchiae | and into a new field of exploitation Draw a moist cloth through ‘ * of the por d ct y ok. | ¢ r ab Vi hair and double its Because They're Here, | "Sas ares atu in ene signe ahiection | chook’ by wumoerouines rimeintsee Remarkable Values for Thursday beauty at once. = would be to get after the big gross| “There 1s $50,000,000,000 worth of p (Spectal From & Statt Correspondent of The Ere | C4rnings groups who have no invest- |#0D@1 property in New York Cit v Age an wing World.) ments, who don’t create any values i SE 4 Bi Went an to expls ‘our hair becomes light, wary, LBANY, M 6.—Characterizing 4nd who owe everything they have ean tangible property o fluffy, abundant and appears as pet 5 t t agate Solan se to the fact that they are located in| al! kinds, including stocks and bonds, lustrous and beautiful as a young | ‘te ‘come tax system as evik- | the heart of the big pleasure district | household furniture and. clothing gifs after a. “Danderine hace |!4% an oppressor of the man with|of Manhattan Instead of up here in| above A certain amount. If the per- cleanse.” Just try this—moisten «| brains (and an accompanying good | Albany or even a little further north eomad agalnnt the were absolutely en- cloth with a little Danderine and care-|{ncome) and @ protector of the un- |/n the heart of the Adirondacks. Pic. | totien Geninel this Amount the aum of WOMEN’S SILK STOCKINGS Pure thread, full fashioned, made with lisle tops and soles; in black, white and the most desirable colors; regularly sold at $1.75 a pair, ture one of the dig chain of New York | $250,000,000 would be raised. But it J ne jeeded as fully draw it through your hair, tak- | scrupulous wealthy man avho secretes | hotels trying to eke out an existence | happens that only $90,000,000 {y need: | Sarkis sgrdithchabbesecomte SPECIAL ing one small strand at a time. This |tis money in exempted investmon's, |p here, Picture the Fifth Avenue | ed to meet present requirements. Hut | 1 ctieg, im Stenrte | peseenein 1 25 cleanse the hair of dust, dirt and | ¢ r Acting State Comptroller Ea. |Coadh Company making 400 per cert. | don’t you seo that, as I have already | TAhicis combined mith fat nlgenly ie [Ses . pr. * excessive oil and in just a few, Ormer Acting ian hes profit in Albany, The very contrast |astated, this tremendous figure of | n't on mements you have doubled the beauty | ¥12 S. Harris has outlined for The | shows you that these Immense gross | $250,000,000 would be a very great In. | ae aeurtiar. Evening World a plan which, he be- | carnings fellows, who have practical- |ducement to unscrupulous official! ides beautifying the hair at|lieves, will place the now tax bur- je aie New York to pk hdmi ted Fam sources ot once, Danderine dissolves every par-|dens on she shouldera of those who |" st will cite you an instance of the! and the like?” ticle tas Keep htiad cleanses, purifies | snould tear them. He says the reap- and invigorates the scalp, forever . ” OO stopping itching and falling hair. hed bene tphtcehataeetl flag turnin tea ut what will please you most will |!¥ in New York City, pay tho leust be after a few weeks’ use when you|toward the maintenance of either = ee eo = will actually fee new halr—fine and |local or Stato Governnent. ite = - | lowny at first—yes—but really new | charges that the man witn an expert | hair growing all over the scalp. If|xccountant's mind and the heart of | at $1.85 pr. | at $1.69 pr. Men’s Mercerized Lisle Half Hose, % Of Mt, surely invest @ few cents in a|% Crook cun defeat tho ands of tho | . ‘ In black, navy, brown or grey, with contrasting vertical stripes, also 48c bottle of Kiowlton’s Danderine at |$ncome tax-any day by devious tech~ | Medium Weight Silk Plated Half Hose, black or desirable colors, pr. any drug store or toilet counter, and | nical evasions. | 1] | jf Just try it. ‘Those best able to bear a fair sharo | \) Regularly sold for 75¢ a pair ' Save your hair! Beautify it! You |of the tax burden and wno pay least, | eo e || a> will say this was the best money you | i] aver spent.-—Advt, says Mr. Harris, are the big hotel keepers, the owners of certain vlasves of theatres and other resorts which | MADISON AVENUE-FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK | : _icers bern tat they ar erate ttc | Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street | BEACH & BUNGALOW DRESSES face of the globe, and last, but not * east, ompanies a | For WOMEN, attractively priced on the Second Floor } Skin Troubles || iris sveous Coan Company. | | | Women’s All Silk Stockings | Women’s Silk Stockings Extra reinforced soles or heels; black Cotton tops and soles, clocked, black with or white; regularly sold for $2.25, | white, white with black; regularly $1.95, 3 Sony %, Olvtment 26 wnd 0, Taleure 28. + D0 ie e H priate; Sony 7 ‘The trust companies, because of rea of “Outicura, Dept their location,” said Mr. Harris, “have | f = I'boen aboul the: bikgest SeneSclaries Another Special Sale of at $2.50, 3.75 and 4.95 == in the metropolitan district. They pay | * ae AN “Tort and Founa® articten }{an insignificant tax and get away | Large assortments to select from, in simple, well-made models, developed @dvertised in The World or reported with the re y aw” oom fo Start and Pinion Bureau.” Ri Me eeatetln Gentine, a 9 O O \ in such attractive materials as Plaid Ginghams, Cham- Brin teen Thine lite canbe || short of an outrage. If you were to \| | A Offices, look thoroughly into the real war bray 8, Novelty Stripes and Checks. nts || profiteering situation, somo big finan- | of The World's || cial institu: Jen or can bo tly to ‘The World. man, New York, of 4 New York City— which owe ness solely to at 1 the fact that they are doing business ] 5 in New York City—there would be || startling revelations Sew «ee! | will be commenced to-morrow (Thursday) NEW CRETONNE ARTICLES f SALE AT FULTON ST. STORE ONLY—— MS ! ° a Fulton St., Cor. of Bridge St. At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn. Some useful, others ornamental, will be featured in the Art Needlework Dep't on the SIXTH FLOOR | : | At Very Attractive Prices. Glove and Handkf. Boxes, 65c | Desk Sets, four pieces, . + 2.00 Utility Trays,. . . . + 1.65) Scrap Baskets, .« . » +» 1.25 Utility Boxes,. . «+ + + 2.25) Veil Boxes, . . - + . 95e Pin Boxes, Trays, Frames Scarfs and Pillow Covers, and Pin Cushions, . each 50c| Excellent value,. . each 50c | These suits (sizes 7 to 18 years) are made of fancy | fabrics, in new Spring modes, many of them having | two pairs of knickerbockers. \ This is a favorable occasion to secure a high-cost, well- | | tailored suit at a great saving in price. | PILLOWS, various styles, floss filled, 95c, $1.50 to 2.25 To-Day and To-Morrow The Last 2 Days + OF OUR FAMOUS ‘ Automatic Reduction Sale Every Winter SUIT, COAT, DRESS, BLOUSE, SKIRT, and FURS must be sold by Thursday, March 6th The Day That Makes the Price B Here’s how it works: ¥ Cony, of Ticket a 820.00 Garment Printed Cretonnes Bric-a-Brac Of very good quality We are showing an attractive en- in chints colorings, semble of Japanese Bronzes and Porcelains in Vases, Ginger Jars, at 25c yd. Figures, Groups, Jardinieres, etc., on the Fourth Floor. _—._ Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Formerly 35c to 40c a yard Special for To-morrow: Lace and Scrim Curtains | | Porcelain and Pottery Vases ; ae in various Japanese or Chinese designs Of fine texture in ivory and wanted sizes; regly. $6.00 to 15.00 shade; hemstitched i Special $3.75 to 8.50 at $1.65 pr. Japanese Bronze Cloisonne Groups | New assortments of Spring Cre- for Incense Burners or Lamp Mounte, tonnes are now being displayed. Special $25.95 ||| THE COTTON GOODS SECTION Will feature, To-morrow, on the Main Floor PSS < “ol CONTINUING THIS WEEK THE Great Clearance Sale of MEN’S CLOTHING Our entire stock of fine all-wool Suits and Overcoats from the Kirschbaum Shops COATS, SUITS ° COATS, SUITS and DRESSES | «24% sv.6@. | and DRESSES VALUE... 4“ Ast Formerly to $35.00 | ees" | Formerly to $55.00 Waday . . Rho Toedday . . Reed Wednesday . 18.00 Thursday . 16.00 Several Thousand Yards Zephyr Ginghams in a large assortment of checks or novelty plaids; and 38c Suits up to - - $35 | Suitsupto - - $45 Overcoats up to $45 | Overcoats upto $60 $21.50 | $31.50 em OUNG Men’s and Men’s smart Sack Suits of Worsted, Cheviot, Flannel and Serge---many year-round weights; Dress Overcoats of Moulaise and Melton, full satin dined; Town and Auto- mobile U]sters in Cheshires, I'riezes and rough Shetland effects. Printed Voiles, 38 inches, extra fine grade, in an attractive collection of new designs and color combinations Silk and Cotton Georgette Crepe, 36 ins.; | 95c in an extensive line of printed foulard designs and colorings, TaeQtay . . VQ Wednesday 11.00 Thursday . 10.00 { ' ’ All High-Priced Garments Marked at Proportionate Reductions ALL SALES MUST BE FINAL Do not expect to find every aize and color in every atyle, but come expecting the biggest bargains your money ever bought, of the Last Half Century 1919 WORLD ALMANAC | CLOTH BOUND, 75c, By Mail, 90c | 35 CENTS ree vor taht , cay 50 CENTS At Newsstands By Matt Nore C. 0. D. No Exchanges SALE AT FULTON ST, STORE ONLY: ‘