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OVER 3 BILLION
IN TAX INCREASE
tonnai assessments Oo
. p to $4,000,000,000
on Rolls.
?EALT) LEVYJ1 Mrs
\BOUT $100.000,000
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ACTRESS BAITS CHAUFFEUR
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Astor Cup Race
for I... d Gentlemen
m ?.' ndon's best-known maker
ble, viceable,
at" Coats
tl ? lint d Ut eatcoats.
sha It i and model?.
i ! Fur-lined Coats.
imer Rugs in attractive de
pl< i m lid materials.
vlufrlers of silk, and wool.
?li ves ir all styles.
in des rabie shapes and
patterns.
Al - \RY FOR THE CHILLY
AIR OF SHEEPSHEAD BAY
Kmox Hat Co.
1 p ? ? - d
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'.,1. AVENU1
DOWNTOWN STORE 161 BROADWAY
Your own taste will tell you?
convince you?that
1 WARDS [pheal^earloBRaUP
the genuine wholewheat loaf, ii an unusually
fine loaf and is ae palatable and appetizing
a? it ia healthful.
The reason for WHEAT-HEARTS fine
flavor is that it contains a very large propor?
tion or volume of whole wheat flour, and this
Hour ia ground specially for us by the old
fashioned stone proc?s:..
Order a loaf of WHEAT-HEART BREAD today
from your grocer. It is made in large aize 1 Oc loaves.
Made in the WARD Bakeries at
New York, Brooklyn and Newark.
S?' T?HvaI
?j&sgt
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for fine Fall Suits and Overcoats
$20 that have n ver been excelled at
that price.
i|f'h Ave bii.ldi
or24ihSt
George S. Viereck Wedded,
But War Delays Honeymoon
! i : . ; .;? married jresterdaj
Edith Hein at thr Hotel Plaza.
ter Viereck, edit
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LAYS CAVE-INS
TO SLACK WOR1
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'Engineering; Journal 'Sa3
Not Even Ordinary Pre?
cautions Were Taken.
It' thi engineers had used o
liai : 11 ai
mi-. . there would have hei
no 11 t Si avenu
Twenty-third Street nor ?* Bi
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vire Coi
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there wonld i
ir v.
? ( the men tui
itreeti
of "Ti
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pnbliah on October - ?<
lia of bot tere an <
? ! iblic Servil
ng
? - - cont rai tor
propel ?? .? ng th
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going into hyi
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' "The loui iv. ' Thi
eonati l I orb
the wl ret ? kablj free from
la no excuse, ! owever, fo
in elde f the ord f oni
that are boons1 to happen in any worl
"'1 .- ? ? ion i? being di
what ai the 'cover and cut
system; that is, : lie street <? p
1 over the earth and rocks are undercut
the planking being supported by beam
.1 Thil pioces* is analogou
to many operations in mining.
"An invi ? .- .'i in ot' the i I
the .-ecent disasteri !?;. 'The J
onvinced it that 10 inch method
in 11 ?
1 oro nary mining rr"
tice, ' ? ting tin
subway n . ere no diner?
from what th. mining engineer bai t<
meet all the timo. Indeed, the - ?
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"Any mining engiineeer would pto
the ees na te be die in on?
.- ...i ? ?-.!'. 1 a' and ii
?<. 'mn of giountl,' both re
sun..'., ? ? a ?'? ing to 'bad I im
bering.' In the case of the second ;>c
cident, the mbwny trench waa beinj?
1 ehii ? not ?m e^i>e
. j dangerous rock. A- the trend
wat excavate the schist had a natural
tendency ;" l< oil ie and
slab and fall on the other. I hi I rO| I I
laieguard on h^'n ?ides wn- adequate
. ?? ? a-is dona ?*?"
1 old up
the roof. 1 .? reel
either timber
? ? ? properl] aced.
" 1 be Pub ic Sei vice * !oa
.itter of supporting the
to Iv '? er^'ineers ?
tractors. Ail of t.tem have mat ?
, proei aded thi them ? tl at the
doing nothing more serious thi
.....
Sitl er to have be? 1
? rented
"If any blame is to he flged i
? I l.e Journal' is of
opinion that it should fall
aponi f the Publie
Coi ir not obtaining I ?
si stance of
the subway work waa begun, i i
it is ridiculous toi
v tchel to be giving ?Irectii
more bracea, an.) having ins orders
carried out by somebody spiking on -'i
. few '?'> by 10 inch diagonale srita four
sn penny nails pay end."
MRS. J0H?BUNNY BUYS HOTEL
"Movie" Actor's K*taie ffmsll. It'idea
1? i aaapelled la Ween,
1 pelli .1 -n -A..ik bee -
is bua
Bunngj hai
Valley Stream,
.;. and arill thi re
estate grow tl
? ,. age of eutomewile nart.es.
WIDOW Dl : rTELF
Arm Strained for Teli i md
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Salads o
cookings
v i i aaa
.sot only costs leea
but makes so mu< 1
better things (o eal
2? and BO cent cans
Save The Ba
Use the reliable
HORLICK'S
ORIGiNAL
Malted Milk
Upbuilds every part of the body ?tfHentry.
Endorsed by thouiani!? al BB
Mothera and Naiaaa the world o\?r foi
taoro than a quarter of a century
Convenient, BO cooking r..ir additional
milk: squired. I imply dissolve!., water.
Agrees when other foods often fail.
Sample free, HORLICK'S. Ratine. Rfk
ajaaa^No Substitute Is"lu> it? I Good"
eat HORLICK'S tl o Original
."?BELGIAN (00kBOOK
Piles lt.ee ae*. M laj Boakstae*.
E. Y. UlifTONi CO. 681 Stk A-. NY.
?ARPET nLEANSING
lit i.- \si. Ml I ? DOR rOVl KINfiH.
I>>rtas, WU ?!.'>-? Bel ?? . Bol I 4
lag, Km Repairing
THE THCS.'j. STEWART CO
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ARPET J. il. W IUIAMS
LEANING 353 I.MtaSt|
SUBWAY EXPERTS
END EXAMINATION
Board of Two Will File
Report To-day?Coroner
Holds Hearing.
SAFETY WORK BEGUN;
MORI-: STREETS OPEN
Towers Being limit Trafrtc m
.loth Street antl !';irt of
Seventh "Avenue.
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'YELLOW DOG* FUND
SLINKS FROM SIGHT
Thompson "I." Tracking Inquiry
Fails to Find Mongrel's
Tracks in Contracts.
omp
non I ? .
'or a "yell
the c ' ' ?
?rough
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THF. MAN'S STORE, BROADWAY Al NINTH STREET
^?*
Half a Million Men
in and about New York are
needing new Fall clothing.
How many will get as good
clothing as they might?
Wanamaker clothing expresses the thinking that comes with the wish
to Rive the beat servi? e. Il ?a the most indiviriu.il of all ready-to-wear clothing. It take*
account oi varying taatea in color and weights ol fabrics. It ?,\rs expression to the di
rectneaa and decision o? ?he buaineaa man. the formality ol the professional man. the clean
cut optimism o| muscle free youn<_; men. It otten pas-es as custom-made. It is used
i. i standard, but no one has yet produced any clothing like it.
Fall Suits
,ue it in price*, from $17.50 to $40, in
120 carefully chosen patterns, in Uzee M
iv type of man. i ?te diner
hut in price is a matter of cloth and re?
finement of hand-tailoring. I he V
mikcr individuality ia in every auit
30,000 Shirts
."^ure y thnre s a dozen here for every
man: soft materials, printer! and woven
madras, percales, crepe?, silk?; soft and
??iff ruffs: n wonderful showing; $1, $1.50,
$2.50 and $6.
Topcoats
A necessity in our uncertain climate.
Oxfords, appropriate for day and evening
wear, $18.50, v.1". }25; some silk-lined
,.t $18. >0 . nd $25. Mixtures are $20,
$25. $30. Best of all are the REDLEAF.
made for us in London; $J7 JO, $32 and
$35.
* ? ?
The Motor Shop
\\.\; comfort! lor all who arc going i
the races tomorrow; light Shetland sweater
jackets at $5, a little heavier ,?t >7.)0; of
fine camerlanr- wool, $10; of Indian kash
mire wool, $15. Luncheon baskets, knee
robes, Knglish motoring coats and rain?
coats.
Neckties, 50c
Plain, dotted, ?figured, striped; hnght
and dark; brilliant and dull; each better
than the other; the finest Autumn collec?
tion in our history.
New Fall Underwear
Our stocks were never in better shape to
give every man what he want*, for this sea?
son of the year.
These new additions have just come in.
bbed cotton comt n itioo
suits; white <>r ecru, 11.50 taca.
Medium-weight riHvd merino conMnatioa
?s; white ur :.atural. ? 1 each.
Burlington Arcade Boor, Nea Bldg.
GOLF Supplies in the Sports Store. Sixth Gallery, New Building.
JOHN WANAMAKER
A Military Bar-Maid
An American girl who saw voluntary service in the
British Camp canteen on the Continent tells in next
Sunday's Tribune how it feels to serve an apprentice?
ship washing dishes and scrubbing oilcloth and finally
rising to the supreme distinction of making change
and cutting cake!
It was the "sofesl bar on record," where tea, cocoa, coffee, sandwiches, cake,
chocolate, ices, eggs and pincer beer were served to a constant rush of hungry,
khaki clad, respectful Tommies.
Nothing more photographic has come from the war zone, nothing more in?
timate and human and unconsciously plucky than this story. Be sure your
newsdealer reserves your paper for Sunday. Tell him you want it. Otherwise
he may sell your copy to some one else.
?Iji? ?>an?ag G?riban?
First to Last?the Truth: News?Editorials?Advertisements

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