The evening world. Newspaper, June 22, 1915, Page 4

rs ret = mone NEW STEINMAY TUNNEL | WALLSTREET, [228-8 SPs": way im.nediately it was necessary to | er, Closed % of a cent decline, N FORMALLY OPENED: vaginas sion aon the in | 10 LONG ISLAND CITY Btock pete at epteiag showed ir-| CLOSING QUOTATIONS. ly . 4 painters and laborers were busy mak- regular changes on faitly large vol- —_—_ lag seedy La the s Np ohne qn umé of activity. With net chanises from previous closing: at eo at the a al ch’ ge. kag wes put During the firet half hour Amer. ts 94 ie . Che —>—— —— as q of the line. hen the road here was @ tremendous can Can gained 17 8 fu . ts, en beips United States Stee! = bi hat a . t, + Only Locals Will Run and tended bu ing the tines hat 4° Special Trains Bring Officials | A@sticss Steel Founéries opened up “4 windows, - Make Trip in Forty-two For the next eighteen months, or Interborough + Metropolitan issues + t R ° 5 Pp y until the completion of the dual to Manhattan in Five wained from 3-8 to 1-8 of a point.| im M3 en emarkabie pecia ering Minutes, ly Ig ad Minutes Afar «Wile Selidion the mare | ide Bis 2p : ud oame strong in industrials, and rail- | }\': Woe ae ’ e Sie ad our ot fuas gered tame prvi tw. a ts i This Season’s Most Stylish Effects At wo minates before noon to-day | Sundays and holidays. usiess #.8reat| rramio through the Steinway TUDO l4oneg, o new high recone. United (Amat hs i ies i the new Fourth Avenue-Sea Beach| change. The locals are supposed to Was opened at noon to-day and an- tee Rubber was weak, losing 2 Cauedian we 1s — # subway line between the Municipal | MAk® the trip in forty-two minutes. other connecting artery between ite, to 68 1-2, chee o. Me eet i When express trains are put on they wanhattan and Long Island City, feat ut Butlding and Coney Isiand opened | will cut the time down to thirty-two || )0 i oon Ik tt minutes. ie welded together in a common and market turned dull fi i. q iA with @ big rush. James W, Ferguson —_.—_ municipality, was estebiished, The|hege, “Cangdisn Pasihe lee fied ° ok g of No, 438 Avenue P, Flatbush, who) NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE, subway, which was siarted twenty’ points under selling pressure. eS Cotton prices were up from 3 to 7! years ago, saw its completion when| Around midday prices turned firm points in @ steady market with local President Theodore F. Shonts of the short covering and spot house buying. Interborough sapid Transit Company confessed he stayed up all night to be on hand, was the first man to buy & EELELEEEEPPE EEVPERERE EEELEECEESPE TES ssuseaa’ eee Seaet Special Price, $3.75 = *e g2st tye et PDEED De Fh leet etetees Feet ee] tel eet iee i+! it i+*t Ucket and pass through the turn- 41 gave the word tor the oficial train stiles at the New York City terminal. Since, Ang, 1, 0,208,94) | Pome tas sole venkren: avenee ore polkte, to Cy aadbateobe ii ! i t urth Street, Lon , The " fie overs, Serer Fe eee, Sasi, iad train renchod tie station. at Forty” |qq!tqpi'a: Content Laathor eavanced ‘he “AE TW E have just received one thousand pairs of sam- 181 venue, was Liss second Street, near Lexington Ave: Tr * | the first woman passenger to pur- Tuly'toSetober and December ‘opt Aue, Manhattan, In four and one-halt |t0.#% | Trading was more active in 4 ple shoes. Included are the season's smartest bday Open High Low. Lax. Gunutes, ‘The start was made {100 |prlogs for the days en Be Peat OTR eee an eee . 1.33 Jackson Avenue at 11.47 o'clock, A BT Y al De i} ‘The first train out of the Municipal 64 8. Speechmaking in the tunnel at the 1 Bullding terminal, which conslsted of | Oct : 5 starting point cooupled in the neigh Ive R INVESTORS, i BY We have also included in this extra special offering | a 1 the remaining sizes of some of our very best selling models. Not all sizes or all widths of every style, but we can fit you with smart shoes from this lot. Queen Quality Boot Shop 32 West 34th Street, New York City five cars, was in charge of Motorman | jan. . . i borhood of fifty minutes. President) Sale of Wabash Railroad at auction *§ Shonts, the Publio Service Commis- George Curran of No. 6614 Twenty 46 sivn, officials of the Interborough and second Avenue, Brooklyn. There were & number of invited guests were taken| 1 | about 300 passengers aboard when the by train under the Kast River to the| company for year : | point of starting, The time of the| Surplus equal’ to 2 = special was just three minutes. preferred stoc! A switch was made at Jackson Ave: es, a8 against 0.28-100 per eent. nue and the train run back to the|last year. platform in, the subway, wnere were Niplesing Mines Company's quarterty assem roug! residen ‘on- Rolly of Queens, Vice Presidents | Mviiend bi S206, gent, payable July 20) f George J, Ryan and John Adikes of : has been postpoi from June 23 to July 8. eeSezeny-mns Sens wensesere: FSERR FS FE FFE TE ee ss: FEE FEEPTEIES FS EESER BEESEE FES 13 ce UVUVAUUAVUTUUTOUAAUUATENUUUTAANUOATULCUUOUANTUATUTa nnn nTTANTATAAL Zee sstessee CSLPEESS E EEELR ES OTE FE ESE Ba sgseens: Sizes for Women and Misses _ Eepecially Purchased for This Event In desirable materials including White, Striped and Novelty Voile, Linen, Crepe and a number of sheer materials in attractive combinations, pleated, tier and ruffle skirts. At the Following Exceptional Prices 5.00 6.90 8.75 10.75 Bhortly before 3 o'clock this morning, | Ani y vw ie Ya we in ie ce cr ie te tw Ye te Reduced to $25 when traffic in the subway was at its lowest ebb, the present tube was joined with the new Seventh Avenue tube un- der Times Square. It took several hun- dred men just twenty-five minutes to do the job. This included the youern of @ number of heavy girders, the clear- away of debris and the laying of frogs, switches and tracks. gomplotion of the Job without enter’ lose, of life tee, ttumeh of the firm of jolbrook, Cabot & Rollins. The Inter-| 73 borough contended that its own subway constructing company should be per- \t the work of up * \ S several membera of the Charnber and| in hay"Tncreguwa soUsigee Wet snereaged a say () numerous guests, who were admitted | $1,247,286. Eleven months’ gross de- 8 | PPENHEIM NS & by card. Above ground a crowd of | clined $8,060,566. Not Increased t} i i : ° between 2,000 and 8,000 filled the | $1,410,724, ag ¥ | i PULEe wesw ws) o wewreewowre 34th Street—New York athe 'Arat tleket, through the, tube ts i et 8 | HI at position for thirty years. The 5 ‘. scaler Beginning Wednesday, June 23rd arene “the uecta, ‘Chamber of [be hela July 71 Dividend wil be taken || HTS Fy na yi Thrift in clothes expenditure plus ‘ Commerce, ‘The man who bought the| from surplus: oe coarse thet 1h ee 1g ry thorough satisfaction (ils Sat tetas Ges | 8 Per at fee a] B) thoroug ction sume up Davenport of No, 832 East One Hun-| favorable trade balance for week 4189) 4 Behind le the advantages forded in our Sale of 1200 Summer Dresses Aettannh’ PiAy-thiraStrvet, Man-|sorpaced with Han in Gaede ® present showing of men’s fancy —_——— + . aut SUBWAYS ARE UNITED. , mixture sack suits LORY. 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