The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1917, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1917. * DUNNIGAN PLANS TQSAVE MILLIONS FORN.Y. TAXPAYERS. Would = Alx bolish Spee Board and Let Westchester Pay Her Own Bills, ft Cormayondent,) Feb, 13.—-Dunnt- (Syecial Fran a St ALBANY, N.Y eines is Senator from the Brons— ants to fare the k City $5,000,000 ohn J. are hi lo of New *. Dunnigan +—has a very ition to place New ¥ ork City. Repub- Iw jan the building of a driv ‘om Kensico wala to the Bronx, twelve miles of h are in Westchester County and milea of which are In the Bronx, | enee ‘and that the Republican State Ad- min tration insists upon gently #et- upon the people of New York City 75 per cent. of the cost of build- |ing the “speedway” which leads up to the Kensieo Dam, en ator Dunnigan had introduced a which Ee that after the LESS MEAT IF KIDNEYS HURT OR YOU'RE BACKACHY AND RHEUMATIC Meat forms uric acid which clogs | Kidneys; causes Rheumatism and irritates Bladder. If you must have your meat every , eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted authority who tells us that meat forms uric acid which almost para- lyzes the kidneys in their efforts to expel it froin the blood. They become sluggish and weaken, then you suffer | with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is couted and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. ‘The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night. To neutralize these irritating acids, ‘to cleanse the kidneys and flush off \the body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Salis from any phar- macy here; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has beerf used for generations to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it no longer irritates, thus ending blad- der weakness, Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in- jure, and makes a delightful effer- vescent lith Suitable for 7.50 Formerly 7.50 remaining stocks of the Du All Sales Final. OAL dealers shortage. mark expense for fuel. amount of Gas, but 1 to-day, 22 East 34th Street (Opposite Last Four Days Saturday night, we close for an extended period, to permit extensive alterations; this necessitates the immediate disposal of ou: remaining Winter and Spring stock of fine Coats and Dresses 430 Afternoon & Evening Dresses & 180 Smart Winter Coats Fur Trimmed and Tailored & Formerly to $25.00 Above includes selections from our own stocks and entire All Other Coats and Dresses At Half Price or Less of domestic coal. Provide yourself to- GAS HEATER or A GAS STEAM RADIATOR Either type will,neat your Rooms, Office or Store at a minimum of Gas Heaters are made in various designs, and we sell them for $1.50 and upward, including odorless tubing that can only be detached except through effort on your part. A Heater burns a trifling Gas or not, as suits your pleasure. Altman's) present wear 10.00 to $30.00 10.00 Barry Store, purchased by us No Credits. Gas Heaters Are Necessities expect another The mercury in the thermometer has been hovering around the zero day witha radiates its heat instantly. he Gas Steam Radiators are made in various sizes, and may be connected with the steam service pipes in your building thus permitting you to generate steam by Call at any Manhattan or Bronx Gas office GEO, B. CORTELYOU, President y.| other department, which may be des- “sharp rise” in the price They are quoted as saying that “New York City is face to face” with an anthracite coal Present commission, avhich ty rontle prospect in view acquired the lands necessary to co! y, the Ltd commission | } Tho pill provides that the Board of Estimate in New York City or some ignated by law, shall have the power to make the necessary contracts for! the completion of the improvements | which were contemplated in the ortg-| inal speedway contract. Fils bill con- templates that the City of New York shall pay for only the three miles which are inchided within the elty limits and that the County of West: | chester, which is seeking to pick the| the additional $6,000,000, shall be re- quired to pay for so much of the un-| completed contract as will result in the Immediate benefit of that county. | The question, as the Senator pre- | sents it, Js merely this: “Shall the people of New York City | be taxed for the payment of an im- provement which is largely for the benefit of Westchester County, with- | out an adequate sharing of the ex-| pense by fhe county which is most | benefited?" | Senator Dunnigan said to-day: | “Under the terms of the law as it now exists, a speedway is to be mel from Two Hundred and Seventh Street to the Kensico Dam; the dis- | tance 1s about fifteen miles, In the| City of New York the road runs for about three miles, Outside the City | of New York It runs for about twelve | miles, The estimated cost was at! first $1,650,000. There has already | been spent for the lands necessary | to complete the roadway, $4,000,000. It is estimated that $2,000,000 more| will have to be spent to acquire ad- | ditional lands. Including the ‘m- provements that will have to be! made, the Speedway Bill will cost the | City ‘of New York 76 per cent. of 5,000.00, he whole {dea of the Weatches- | ter County people is to make New) York City pay for the major part of| jthe construction of the speedway. | |In the bill which I have Introduced, | L provide for the abolition of the | present Bronx Parkway Commission, | and turn over to the Board of Esti- | mate of the City of New York the control of future expenditures in con- | nection with this improvement. | “The present Republican pro- (gramme not only calls for expendt- | | tures on the part of the city for the purchase of land and the making of improvements for the speedway, but {t includec the maintenance of the speedway under present conditions, This cost should not be borne by the | people of New York and my bill is jaimed to protect the City of New York against this unusual and un- |necessary expense.” | ——-—— TIDES CAUSE CABLE BREAKS. | Any- thing to Do With Them, | Rumors that a cable had been cut off! |of Far Rockaway were dispelled to-day | by Newcomb Carlton, President of the Western Unton. The trouble, according | to Mr. Carlton, was only that there is a break, caused by the tides, in the | cable between New York and North Stdney, he cable rip Robert C. | | Clowry, has lately been work- ing on cable, and another ship, the Relay, 1s looking for a break in the cable to Bermuda, also duo to natural causes “There have been cabl the beginning of the said Mr |Cariton, “but they have been fewer| |than before the war, and all of, them | |have been due to natural causes." | sR SehAhiiieite ads JERSEY MAYOR PREPARED.” c, Firemen and Drivers Ready for War. HACKENSACK, N. J., Feb. 13.- James Westervelt of Ten: » who was the first to block traffic in his borough | during the infantatle paralysis epidemic ix the first to make war preparations within his borough limits, Ife has or- dered all policemen to carry thetr night- sticks, that the taxi drivers | nal from the town sire {ough Hall to be comma officers, and has sworn | special! m The Mayor is ¢ of riet guns an (and all regular p dered to take tars Taxt Mayor by poli 1 all fremen as dering the purchase t Le practice. “The Right Way Is The Gas Way” Consolidated Gas Company of New York "| FLOOD DRIVES DINERS OUT. - | Borating Spris last few days pocket of the City of New York for|* GOOD-BYE RHEUMATISM, | BACKACHE, WEAK KIDNEYS Kler Causes Score to) Forget to Pay Checks, | A sprinkler head on the ceiling of Ja@ob Altman's lunchroom at No, 472 Broadway froze and purst during the day St thawed out and @ great flood of water fell upon Mr, Altman and the sandwiches, beans, cake and pies he was dealing out to his waitresses. ‘The passage to the street in front of the counter is narrow, When firemen arrived they found the proprietor la- Frenung he had not been able to get Into the channel tn time to intercept a Score or more of his patrons an suade them to settle for thi Otherwise the damage was mn —_——. An unhealthy body and the unhappl: | p Ress and misery which follow may e Prevented by ordinary judgment and care when urinating, urine, too fre fn and discomfort ¥, cloudy and stringy ‘or AUpPreawed panangen. All thowo ature's danger signals to warn you | of diseased which may lead to on't wait to your dri heya’ work matters wh perform this work regularly and a matically the other organs will take caro of themaelven. d conditions of the bladder ot Are indicated by nervousnons, |« sleepleasness, that tired, wornout feeling, Taurea, backache m, pain in the lower ted “female troubles, ¢ GOLD «They are m Haarlem Ol, Maariem O11 je of the pure, oF the kind your ‘great- About two capsules ep you toned up and ey refunded If they do : Hut remember to ask tor Imported GOLD MEDAL. bretd.oc, Advt BONWIT TELLER &.CO, The Specially Shop of Onginalions FIFTH. 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