The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1917, Page 12

__THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH ing the city free to make \ when you ¢ 4 Will be put, it is in dollars the ben- ny fu arrangement there it ees | ft with the New J railroads, and |making It possibl have a city- owned marginal railroad along the water front from Fifty-ninth Street to the end of the island, connecting | Future Earning Power of the! tt wned docks into a great , . : or Improvemen Vv New York Central Not Fume and money Be n time and money t Considered. right here gained by 1 features ot The Frenne World 26 last you printed the |} the exchange fourth of my answers to quertions or ay also that the west side Improvement. 8: ld force the that time, and until’ the pi do these things at its own These benefits are as in- nd up with the real es- as are the future earn- railroad. If the railroad 0c business many of the features of the co have been under discussion bet Po nembers of the Board of Estima and the railroad, resulting in material neessions to the elty. Some of the matters discusséd had relation to * ts raised in ‘he Evening World's | “ I preferred to withhold || ers until the contract oximate a final adjust © differences between the If you intend moving your Business to another location or your Home to another GREATER. city a ; I tho railroad. I am prepared es with your yplace of residence— |ew to coninih ay -ARSReCED eo itis | Evening World’e questions, which |" were ted on March 21 t Please Advise Us at the earliest possible moment and thus facilitate the installation of the telephone at your new address. Has the ap- est side property n the basta of reat without consider. ation of the railroad as a business — | re | Proposition and its future earning | power Theranswer to this question Is yes. The appraisal was made on th v f hat those 6 a larger |p f n it is proposed | tix st ailroad to the | fu elty. ues were the} j« basis on the transac. tion | QUOTES THE STATE TAX COM. | !)'" MISSION, w how far ‘ a Our Spring Moving Problem is a Big One. Thousands of telephone changes must be made within a few days and— |r ufleld it] ¢ id Hd ni al Franchise evenue too will increase as time Wecan take better care of all if each does bis part and tells ,us of his move EARLY! owers and as a part as a further enue to the How unsub- from similar en- trains under the bf ‘ to-morrow's paper pnditions than at present, el| WILLIAM A. PRENDERGAST, Mite ‘Tax Conunlssion was. r¢ PERGAST, forcing to & portion ohly of the new| Maron 96, 2817 mptroller. f Irieht of way and not to the whole cde ae ! h would have c . eer : NEW. YORK TELEPHONE CO. [ey Saka sauteed nr yet Jafter these months Now the price of dill picktes heen ore haa gone up from to 83a thou sand. vt wnt Are You Fat? eo Park ——— The ef Father of Missing Girt Names Man Our Forefathers | Thrived on Bread | 'N YEARS gone by although pota- | toes, vegetables, meat and other ] kinds of food were cheap, bread was the staff of life of the sturdy stock which helped to build our coun- try and make it great. In these days of high food prices, the ten cent loaf of WARD’S BREAD (TIP-TOP OR DAINTY-MAID) provides the same nutritious and strength sustaining food on which our forefathers thrived and at a price which makes it still the most economical and healthful food you can buy. | The ten cent loaf of WARD'S TIP-TOP or DAINTY-MAID bread is economical because it keeps fresh longer than the small loaf, has more dough, crust and there is practically no waste. It slices to the best advantage for household serving, it is better tasted and down to the last crumb is palatable and arpetizing. Heres One tabie drink that kiddies as well as the older ones can safely enjoy brain power Organization Every day, thirty-nine thousand pairs of Western Union eyes, ears and NS | ANT DOSTUM hands watch, listen and work in the "a dispatch and betterment of . — _— yy ‘ (NO CAFFEINE ) “There’s a Reason" WESTERN UNION Service Fast Telegrams—Day Letters—Night Letters —Money Transferred by Wire—Cablegrams THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. r the uses to which | | OPENS WAY FOR CITY-OWNED Just Try This ing or eny| If too fat, | 27, 1917, rl The First Aid to the “Speeding Up” of Business —is the adoption of any method or machine which cuts costs or promises the possibility of increased production. If, in your business, there is a process dependent upon Steam, you can obtain this First Aid to ‘“‘ Speeding Up” by installing A Gas-Fired Steam Boiler For extra or “rush” work requiting night, Sunday or holiday “overtime,” it gives you steam quickly, economically and as long as you want it; for every need except power. Simple and safe to run. Steam pressure, gas and water supply automatically controlled. Maximum gas consumption but 60 cubic feet per horse-power per hour. Makes no dirt, smoke or ashes. You can see the boiler best adapted to your needs at the INDUSTRIAL APPLIANCE SHOWROOMS, 130 East 15th Street. Step in and get the facts. Bi Tea aot Consolidated Gas Company of New York GEO, B, CORTELYOU, President ‘The Right Way is the Gas Way Is i buts HHL (aa —— Of The Woman of Today | Is More Iron In Her Blood! (TO PUT STRENGTH IN HER NERVES | HER CHEEKS. AND COLOR IN: Any Woman Who Tires Easily, Is Nervous or Irritable, or Looks Pale, Haggard and Worn Should Have Her Blood Examined for fron Deficiency, | Administration of Nuxated Iron in Clinical Tests Gives Most Astonishing Youthful Strength and Makes Women Look Years Younger. | neehiea seen ioe healthy, beautiful, | rosy cheeked women wit Dr, Ferdinand King, [olan and Medical Aut talks to physicians on the grave and wert ous consequen n blood of Amer emphavized th his after they had in be for monthe it But don’t ed iron, ren simply manded coloring weak, hag- Pallor @ anemic y. The mus. fame and thi they becom, Ceepondent and melancholy, When the tron goes from the blood of women, the roses go from thetr cheeks. most common foods of America, should be 4 of the women of Dr. Ferdinand King, New York physician and author, tells physicians that they should prescribe more organic iron—Nuxated Iron— for their patients—Says anaemia—iron de- ficiency—is the greatest curse to the health, strength, vitality and beauty of the modern American Woman.—Sounds warning against use of metallic iron whic ae may injure the teeth, cor) \° vode the stomach and do foil far more harm than good; advises use of only nus-| eee _| {17 MAKES LITTLE DIPPERENCB WHAT YOU NEED~A SUNDAY WORLD "“W ANT’ ADVT. WILL GO AND GET #& ! , eh [ated iron.