The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1920, Page 13

DEDUCT LUXURY TAX “IN'INCOME RETURN MUncle Sam Won't Collect on'Levies You Paid on Amusements and ) ‘Club Dues. * Im making out your Income ‘Tax re- fur be sure to credit yourself with | | everything you have paid out during ‘the year in the form of “Tuxury” tax. Uncle no desire to get you twice. time you bought a theatre, nicked for 10 pet-cent. of its | @rloe. Deduct all such payments from Your gross income. Other luxury taxes or other amusement ticket you| ~ ec. os ay pares ain live, fr ew. York cotta te the Pater- son mone at X. “i ‘Carroll Street, the sansa and horses, and an annuity A fund of $100,000 is left in charge of the Leeda brothers, who are. at liberty tovuse It for any one of several philune th purposes. One of these is the establishment of a pension and sick benefit fund for employees of the shirt company. —___— Olty Needs Ambulances. In making @ request of the Board of Aldermen for eleven new city am- bulances, Health Commissioner Cope- land has informed the members that there is @ very alarming shortage of these vehicles. SY aS EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1920. 119 W. 24th St., Near Oth Ave. The only store that sells the everstecks of the National Cloak & Sutt Co. No connection with any other store More miles per galion More miles on tires The Rise of Maxwell Is Due To Its Metals ef Talegine es to deduct include the cabaret, roof per cent. of the price of garden or similar entor- fee “ments phonograph records; 10 per cent. of 4 the price of all sporting equip: ment; 3 per cent, of chewing gum. 10 per cent. of cameras, firearms ‘and ‘am- | munion, “hunting and bowie knives, or cigarette wholly or partly made of meercshaum or r cent. of all dues and 8 of social, athletic or club organizations, when such , fees are more than $10 ; gage. of the price accessories; 5 per cent of the price of pianos, organs (except pi raphe, or similar musle ber year; 5 ‘of ‘motor vehicles organs), ical instru- holders and pipes THURSDA Y—New York's Biggest Bargain Day! As- tonishingly big values, like the ones pictured, and many more, DOLLAR DAY being the banner event of all in this, New York's Greatest Bargain House. Come “See What You Save!” Fine soil makes fine wheat; fine feathers make a fine bird; and fine metals have made the ‘Maxwell. They have given it: 1—A life of 100,000 miles. 2—Thriftiness. THURSDAY'S Dollar Day Bargains were not bought to sell for the price. They are National overstocks, sent here for quick disposal, their real value being, in every case, much more. amber; humidors and smoking stands. > For its metals are light in weight. Therein ‘ comes thriftiness. LEVI LEFT $100,000 Six Extescreinaey Specials EACH TO CHILDREN £ But these metals are of extra strength. Will of President of Shirt Gaibedty Is Ped Therein comes long life. Paterson, N, J. \) Metallurgists—those who have ‘thade the study of metals a science—will tell you that such metals are costly, but they guarantee quality in a car and their generous employ- The will of Lewis Levi, president of the Manhattan Shirt Company, Pater- won, N. J., who died January 31, was diled for probate before Surrogate Beggs of Paterson to-day ‘Two stepsons, Abram and Jules Leeds, and three daugfhers, Mrs. Elsie L, Samuels, Mrs. Charlies M. Weil, and $400 | syoo | $400 19 W. 44th St. 1138 Murray Hin, ' ———————— — P : : y 92 on +]. Medium h | ment in a Maxwell is by far the best evidence non tot | tite front | sap atin] peemlelitent! atte aite'l quer weet ” ¥ j rf Checked Coats. | color cotton | Quilted Vest, in ered; sizes 6 to| French fintshed| mixture; dark All Outdoors anyone may need to determine its quality. 1 to a customer. | body white only. Linen Dress. | colors; 64x68, They are almost alone responsible for the rapid rise of Maxwell, for the fact that nearly 400,000 now have been built, for that ever- . growing friendliness to Maxwell the world over. Amazingly . Big Shoe Bargains air mt’ weelt Over 7,000 pairs. Se Shoes of white canvas with rubber soles; | Fdongp black patent with white tops, or rubber-soled white canvas Shoes; crildren’s brown canvas Shoes, patent leather Pumps or tan leather Mocassins; infants’ patent leather Pimps. A clearance of many small odd lots, Not all sizes in each style; some slightly shop worn. a House ras MORTON W dence. | 1 | Overalls or oF $4 | Jumpers, hour’s run into the open or a lingering ’cross country ramble of many miles—t is all the same with a Harley-Davidson. No schedules, no hurry, no trans- fers—just out and away to the ends of the open roads. For | eT ere ee an |||) | | | Maxwall, Motor Sales Corporation New York Branch, 1808 Broadway, Corner 59th St., New York City Phone Circle 5550 OPEN EVENINGS BRONX BRANCH, 175th Street and Grand Concourse Brooklyn Distributor Maxwell—Chalmers Sales Corporation 1410-14 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. Phone Prospect 8411 wid Plaid Percale, Linene Suits, pictured, feather _Blue Chambray and Gingham Voile Dresses, exactly like models pictured. Second Floor am. Me Overalls or Jamoets in grey striped pattern; each garment, $1.00. Main Fivor, Harley-Davidson. | Easy payments if desired Pay lain hyo el Open week days until 9 P. M. Sandays and Holidays until noon HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 533-535 West 110th St. Bronx Broach Webein Dimity me Jolle : ae | ‘a ed : . ne wou Broadway Ave, corver 1 it Vaists an iddies of Misses’ Shadow "| Girls’ Joutil Corset rocede Dimity, Linon and Voile— . Ob ‘ model for KOCH-RUHLE COMPANY all neatiy “finished” and | F giip'seith | veone of | Paiemas | } ft slender liuisses and 457 Fulton Street, Jamaica trimmed. Splendid styles, as embroidery | ,Cambric; of Lingerie | | #24 ™ecium | siender wo- - shown by the two pictured, flounce, lace trim: | Batiste. figures, men, ROBERT BRAZENOR ‘COMPANY 1180 Bedford Avenue, mosh Second Floor, Main Floor, Attractively made with |tucked bor | ders and ruf- fled edges. Limit 4 pair to customer, Women Vests or Pants of Petticoats of changeat changeable Tat. | Taf. ne feta, with tucked and ¢ 2 for $1 plaited flounce $1 in Floor Main Floor. The Electric Washing Machine Saves time, labor and strength, and costs surpris+ ingly little-about 15c a month to run, and Prpavwen PLAN APPLIES jy DEV envwoere (WAT HON 150 MILES OF NEW// / YORK WE FURNISH AP ARTMENTS|\ AND Homes \\ ON WEEKLY \! may be purchased on a very fair deferred pay- ment plan \ Cross-bar Lawn Chemise or Children’s Nain sook Gowns 2 for $i ee M tin’ Floor, a Several different makes are on display in our Show Rooms @R MONTHLY White Cotton Huck Towels towoin with em- broide red initial and scalloped 1 Infante’ mercerized Hose jsid: Women's medium weight white Cotton Men's seamless mercer. pr. $1.00 ized black lisle th PAvaenrs. secemmecicmst SS ENGLANDER NYIT-EOGE Toilet Articles 3, (1.78! Tooth Powder; Dental Cream: Shaving Stick 10 for $1.00 FOUR-PIECE QUARTERED OAK WILLIAM AND MARY SUITE 4 for $1.00 incke or Powder The air CHIE 8é Gonslesieg, of BUFFET, 60 in. long, CHINA $ equipped ‘with the za 9 CLOSET, Savina h N Y k Ed ( % 7 i id FABLE $ .00 (ee ew or 1son ompan [errs obit wide cin Madras with Men's Wool Mixtures in ||| Mem’s Vests Warm extra TABLE, 48 inng tt, ex Shirt Cc i TABLE, 48 ln ft, aus ; ‘ TUS attached collar and APS 4 choice of color effects ; a Cond ne em eomtte At Nour Service soft cutts, Full cut and gy gg |!| Lined: good $1.00 ey Seq urCs, Vents. with roomy weight el mn ng. Size 36 only | $1.00 Columbia” . ws Place 3 c que = i Geatantics General Offices: Irving Place and 15th Street - PTI CBT ar] ae i F ton omen's White Satin me of dur: | Boys’ Striped Worst rom senee Ue f : Collars with cmbroidery and | Dresses able khaki color Linene | (ali AScety ‘blue’ Serges, i Y Payment Plan District Offices flet pattern trim 9 top §4.99| lyenrs. of 2 to 6 $1. 49] "tor and well made.... $4.99 f Repruacy where Electrical Appliances of all kinds are on display mune ——— ana Gortina tes silk Popling tn solld bl Infants’ White Pique with 500 Girls’ Dresses of Foreign Lane 424 Broadway — near Canal St 15 Rast 125th St near sth Ave Ties | ain soltd bine or COALS embroidered designs and | DFCSSES Gingham, Percale, Line ad «i 7 i 10 Irving Place corner {5th $ 362 East 149th St near Courtlandt Ave marist: 4 for $1.00 | eatone 1 or 2 $1.00 | 22, tianantetto and 124 West42dSt between B' way & 6th Ave *555 ‘Tremont Ave cor Monterey Ave y awn ome tre 3 151 East 86th St between Lexington & 3d Aves Night and Emergency Call: Watkins 3000 pe Women's Suede Gloves | Mnghams and Cham “About 10 1! chil. Ope ACHINES ON CREDIT 5 8 3 8 8 Cloves with halt pique sewn ROMPEDS Sretss checks or| |Sweaters dren's Sweaters ve EN MONDAY AND SaruRDay EVENING. *Open Until Midnight eams Black. Small sizes $1 “0 stripes. 6 mos, to 2 for $1 vy wool and otton varns, $1.00 6 years r extra vale. - i casas <2 2 oe wrmene pets Vestas