The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1913, Page 2

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This wonderful main concourse of the platforms which are on the same level as car « New Grand Central Terminal in New York floor. No stairs to climb. pertectly provides for the needs of the travel- ; ‘ * Incoming and outgoing passengers use be ing public. All the necessary facilities for the purchase of tickets, obtaining Pullman accoinmodations, checking baggage, are progressively arranged so that no time need Comfort and convenience of patrons are be ldst, no step retraced, from the entrance further insured by a large, sun-lit waiting of the station to your train. room private rest, manicure and hair dressing rooms for women; private dressing rooms and barber shop with baths for men. separate entrances and exits, avoiding cone fusion. It is a magnificently proportioned room, in architectural details dignified and simple, scarcely equaled in the world. Surrounding the concourse, covering 30 city blocks, will be a great Terminal City, The New York City Hall, cupola and all, embracing convention, amusement and ex- could be placed within the four walls of the hibition halls, hotels, clubs and restaurants, Concourse with space to spare all around. post office, express offices, modern apart- ment buildings and numerous specialty shops. While its bigness is inspiring, yet its compactness and convenience are truly re- It isin the midst of the new shopping markable. You may stand at the 42nd Street district and within a few blocks of 49 hotels, entrance and see The 20th Century Limited 58 clubs and 85 theatres. It is the only aeross the waiting-room and Concourse. terminal on all lines of local traffic. More than 7000 elevated, surface and subway cars pass Passengers proceed directly from con- its doors every 24 hours, affording convenient course by gently inclined walks to train transit facilities to all parts of New York. The Heart of New York Grand Central Terminal covers 80 blocks and com- prises scores of monumental struc- tures with 83 miles of tracks under- neath, : To make use of its convenienc es, plan your trip Kast over the New York Central Lines’? ® Water Level Route. You Can Sleep *