The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1917, Page 4

THe BVENANG WUBLY, When kbouvant, maw 46, ivial, a —— z ‘ | } | a socom pial. Wt ow. Tals leat Pes Stee ROBS BROADWAY WINDOW | sme ow wowy ve sna) whieh rent nual fee, 0 pent where real estate values have itnaell ahd WOR kway @ith Jewell 354 oof enuinte Waa alate, Yoeall f ef millions Where fo Enlist eer PeLWee Wittertt Dalle Goes } a cipts waa exacte \ Tuirecuend OF $1,000 IN-JEWELRY | vivre at #000 sition seins sees ; he of the third tracking priv- In the U.S Navy ’ | Soon after the busulury was t ets \leges accorded in 1913 to the Manhat- f je We een ported, Detective Murray of tive } ap Railway Compa nd to the City under the proposed agreement — i i oFurth Branch found on the sidewalk } is Bi Be air Combe with the New ror Cont hey Men are enlisted for the United | Thiet Smashes Glass and Uses|a@ small iron bar which the tht \! ‘00! either do not exist at all or in a very . 4 ; and the franchise given to the Penn- indefinable way in the elevated rall- | States Navy and the New Vork Cane to Drag Out Rings, 1 kills all germs — 5 sate (0 30 nue and the Gash in Riverside Park. Revenue Is Assured—Official Answers Evening World’s Question No, 7. March 27, 1917. Te ine Déltor of The Drening World: The seventh question in The Eve- ning World series on the west side improvement was as follows: sis Source se Sr ries BETTER FOR THE CITY THAN —COMPTROLLER PRENDERGAST. 1 . of fixe . 5 a ‘Will’ Obiiiterate Death: Ave-| Sais "Sem = @ ieee Snes ee vine a, for thied. I desire to answer this question out tracking their lines, Both thesa com-) PENNSYLVANIA, EASY FOR R. R. | The case of the Pennsylvania in| very different trom that of the New | Pennsylvania JAMAICA, Ratlroad jad no entrance to the Isl- | Evening World of yesterday. In m 3sS. answer to that question, I promised | «reat ad |Lo show how much substance there is | were In the to the suggestion that the city exact|Ject to expulsion. \rentals from the railroad for ad-|are true of the New York Central. ditional rights granted to it, under the proposed form of contract. In the firet place, let It be un- derstood that the city is not granting an additional franchise te the raliro The New Vork Central already has @ permanent franchles, of adequate compensation for right There’s a good way to keep growing boys and girls healthy and happy and that is to give them tracks of the elevated line are of the - W Black Milans, Milan Band- Grape Nuts STOP DANDRUFF! 27 FS pte P . Milan, Black able for jun- for, breakfast. erty; they eurfa bee ee that is the hard bargain which Belgian misses’ wear. This wonderfully nourishing Suoreey and br the searesh Gtde te iis ee came to tt not as one having Splits; ma- @ ats ‘tan food has a sweet, nutty flavor that tree tee Mee Natian toraatan the WAVY BEAUTIFUL, Rindsicetia g ebanipa pes makes it popular with children. comnmo ‘advantage of and the ; hats. gold .. $2.50 One of the few sweet foods vanla produces the increase in taxa-|Girls! Draw a cloth through Sailors, Mushrooms, Continentals, Marquise does not harm digestion, but tec r| ble values represented, fa @ small your hair and double Turbans and close- fitting ‘‘Cloche’ Hats Ide them strong and bright f wit bs In| RAILROADS RIGHT MILLIONS its beauty. with trimmings of ribbons, wings, burnt effects, ornaments and velvets, Mt grocers everywhere, of its order, because the thought be- 7 otk | hind it is very closely allied to Ques-| panies had perpetual franchises; bo tion No. 5, which i answered in The|O¢cupled city streets; But [have no desire to quibble over | Which is the terms. You have raised the question|°of the Queens County Mnes for tte granted, and you cite examples of | this way the two sylvania Railroad for entrance to the island of Manhattan, I will discuss RAILROAD WILL NOT USE A FOOT OF CITY BUILT TRACKS. In some respects the nearest parallel to the present case is the contract made four yeare ago with the Man y| additional facilities; age of being where t All these things In the subway contracts a new sys- tem of transit was provided, of which the two elevated systems became parts In each case provision was made for the use of new structures which the city built, euch as the use by the B. RT. of the Contre Streot loop, and the use by the Interborough, lessee of the Manhattan, «| Second Avenue elevated trains. In ated systems be- came hooked up, #0 to speak, with the new transportation lines which the city paid for, There is no euch paral- lel with the New York Central con- tracts The ratiroad will not use « paye for. ING TO PRENDERGAST, No one would argue that the third ees, but in the residential section, where the raliroad is hidden far more successfully than own right, and not eub- | single foot of track which the city t WHAT THE CITY GAINS, ACCORD. | 1 There is # second great difference. | 5 road third tracking agreement, W in leu of these benefits? On t the Comptroller receive payment talked-of rental actually mean in dollars and cents, being used very nearly to capacity. HARD BARGAIN” {York Central. The and of Manhattan except by ferry ind the directors felt that a physica already had a perpetual franchise. It would appear, bargain, with nw phatio reference has be the use of the underground portio: I state the figures, how- | order to show what this| It covered a period when the third tracks were) WITH THE! s necessary so that the | any could maintain competition | with the New York Central, which therefore, that the Hon to drive a hard Pennsylvania, Em- le to No service Commission. and othere,| Yertk Central would be one, dleorim: as showing the yalue of the rental 4 plan to the city, Let me give you the fitures: The city received in 191h from the Pennsylvania Railroad for jal Reserve at the following offices in this city: BROOKLYN. . 115 Flatbush Avenue. . 6304 Fifth Avenui . 1239 Bedford Avenue. |. 1028 Gates Avenue. Navy Yard Gate at Sande Street. BRONX. No. 394 East 150th Street. No, 324 Fulton Street. i | NEW YORK NAVAL RESERVE. MANHATTAN. No, 26 Cortlandt Street. Pier A North Riv BROOKLYN. Building No. 1, Navy Yard. ting in favor of New Jersey and at New York. are doing exactly what is now in effect with respect to the New York Central's improvement north of of “Phitty-fret and Thirty-thira | Grand Central Station, The benefits for the underground rights | Which will accrue to the city in tax to the East River, for tte $50, jt wou! d, FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES. York Connecting Railway. ‘or year 1916 we ed $ which includes $6,880.10 for the te: truction purposes. With th of construction work this latter pay- outeide pier heads on the Bast River and the North River, the sum of But this sum of $50,696.97 wae not, L Id id ee Oyen id came in fed ees. HAR GPS THK Streets, able values, in opportunities to do {n Manhattan, from the Norte Yet | business and in living conditions ean- the Borough of Queens, and for the| "ot be overestimated. WM. A. PRENDERGAST, Comptroller, Succe. Dr. J. 8. Billing Dr, Dinsley BR. Williams, who 1914 bas been a Deputy Commi: te 8. Billings, res March 1 The salary attached position im $6,000 a year Now as to the case of the New|Spend 25 cents! Dandruff vanishes and hair stops coming out. d of heavy, ment will cease, but we will receive | be soft, lustrous, fluffy, before 6 o'clock this morning and af- Watches and Pins cane 38th Street All of the pieces were taken hen | flag pitfs were taken, and noteworthy adaptations from Paris. These lines embrace hats of bright fin- ished straw, Black Lisere, China and Prices, $5.00, $6.95, $7.95, $8.95 & $10.00 Fourth Floor FIFTH AVENUE Charge Purchases Made This Week Will Appear on Bills Rendered May Ist The Black Hat Vogue Emphasized Here Never were Black Hats so popular. a black hat right now—that’s why we emphasize the vogue with a distinctive showing right up to the minute portraying in a smart and exclusive way clever It seems as though everyone wants ‘nor-injurions cen i swallowed. : 25c 50c $1.00 hese, and in addition the fran- Sate ar cae thane UNITED STATES NAVY. A window full of rings, watches Bottle ranted to the New York Con- ough a o' k for $8,584.73, which was MANHATTAN, and stickpins attracted a robber to| their cases and DK ison rs © tirow nf you. necting Railway, by which an all-rati offered as our share In the profits for No, 1129 Sécond Avenue. the jewelry store of Henry Nockin,| back Into the window. TM tonnun | established through New ‘he first six months of operation. It . 108 East 125th Street. at the northwest corner of Bighty-| fi ‘iy za, six watches, some - Lda deeds may be that the lawyers for the city 130 West 8t 8 away | For York from New England to the South. wiil he able to force a slightly larger ‘ eat Btrest. fourth Street and Broadway, shortly | stickpins and forty-eight American ' ie ’ 7 ' 39th Street Just receiv- ed. a very special value on Patent iors’ and A Unique Shop, foataring Styles of Distinction at Extremely Low Pric RALPH & CO. 29 West 3416 St. 5 cents @ yeur for each linear foot of ningle track when operation com, mences. The company also made a additional payment to the city 1 ot $110,000 in compensation for rights ls of ‘Reoeliens Dan secured under the contract, Just 8 /derine now— the York Central agrees to spend a net gum of eeooh 101 for and within ten minutes there will be ee ee ted to|@M appearance of abundance, fresh. wcNeM, Eranehions were granted. 10) hess, fhufiness and an incomparable York ‘Connecting Raitway, “We are gloss and lustre, and try as you will ‘a new franchise to the | you cannot find a trace of dandruff or Yalling hair; but your real surprise l be after about two weeks’ se, when you will see new hair—fine ani right to operate freight trains on the|downy at first—yes—but really new Sport Skirts ii (Semi-Made) of Imported Corduroy in the wanted \ shades—Cadet Blue, Old Rose; also white i White Pongee Silk i] j A special lot of Dress Gill, | inches wide, will be on Sale tomorrow i —Thursday, at $1.98 \ Former Price $2.50 a yard. | ‘ Grownd Floor “Specials? mg Frnt ene Se ials”’ drug stores recom- mend it—apply « little as directed corded effects. $3.50 A very Special Value. Second Floor A Remarkable Pre-Easter Sale dione, Riversige Park yi been sca ner BG we elleve the THINaHAnS Monogram med | In Cotton G only sure hair grower, destroyer o: ‘er Paper Jermey “ohote a nighly. developed |fandruff and eure for itchy scalp and Little Jewel Shield Hundreds of Designs Dress Fabrics ° ° freight yard to whioh it te ready to|lt never fails to stop falling hair at Holder At Reasonable Prices Fine American The Newest & Most Exclusive Suits a Ag a Pigg Pa i If you want to prove how pretty end with rubber lined shields. Select your _ Ginghams P Lene ene a ene atty soft your hair really is, moisten a cloth Sizes 34 to 42. Formerly style of mon- 32 inches wide; stripes, with a little Danderine and carefully $1.00. 85c checks and plaids. Special ULTRA-SMART DEMI-TAILORED ah treed aaa Gear tSl8 | Root Numan Mots Note | | he snecincns a yatdesess.se, «++ ABE FEATURING THE \ 2 r have thi Je specimens EFFECTS—REPRODUCTIONS OF COSTLY MODELS Of niaher feolaht rates on all he few moments—ra deligntal surprise (] | in colore—light, medium | | sampled here “EN tie Coe ’ deresy roads, of which the New waits everyone who tries this.—Advt. and dark brown. and have it q variety of patterns, Forme = - 4 a onan stamped on our artis- erly 25c a yard...... 1 $ 75 a ee ee asked tae $1.05 lic writing papers or Becond Floor Selbadjusting 12¢ $1.25 correspondence cards. BPR Os Shoe Specialists for Sixty Yeare shoe Deanne Or, if you preferd ,, He ng. Safin ie 00 Were Now bring your own de- colors. . Wear Pat es $ ° A d Alexander Black or tan..... aoc 15¢ stgns and the price will for two seasons. 36 inches n rew Black or tan A be surprisingly moder- wide. , Formerly $1 90% - aste.. toc c ate. B FOG. cr ccccccasecs Gro or, Ground Floor. Stath Avenue 548 Pith Avenue Ground Floor, " Ft S000 O00 0 S90 0S 0 a SS OOS SS OO 0 Soe | Fashioned of Tricotine, Poiret t Twill, Mannish Serge and at 19th Street at 45th Street : i in Navy, Black, ° : : : oe The Test Featuring New and Distinctive Models Entirely new braid bound and \ ’ : ic ° Untisely new braid bound and ae a Women’s Tailor-made Suits signed on long, slender lines. J A collection of unusual interest and importance presenting the smartest Also Sports and Dressy models ) phase of the Spring Tailleur, In fashions authoritative, and in fabrics most of Wool Velour, Burella and front and | Y in favor, there are scores of models at prices marked by their moderation, b Gunniburl, in the high colors beck ob one Suits of Superior Quality Men's Wear in vogue. Sizes 14 to 44, at $25.00 i Serges, Gabardines, Burella, Poiret Twill, Wool Jersey, Silk Jersey, Silk Faille. ‘ Pre-Easter Sale Exceptional Values at $25.00, $29.50, $35.00 and $39.50 Newest Coats pi eee cnn) eo: ents cashbasbisedihvdimaaiaiianhieei ssiahiin . ° $1850 $25.90 For Thursday and Friday | HE ultimate economy of paying the c Models favored by the fashionable aerate pier east ce, Cee 8 Clearance of Women’s Boots woman, in the smartest flare, questioned. This spring good shoes ; ; : J beveg yoke, panel and barrel are sure to cost more than formerly, but it Aboot 00 pairs | high-eut Boots, taken from regular stock and radi- Rreaiyat Feperh ae is equally sure that never were way more | cally reduced for quick disposal, ool Velours, Gabardines, Burella economical, The test of economy is get- i Novelty Boots Black B ero fe i tat the ene ting the full measure of service out of a pect sizes) $4.95 (ln all mer high colors; also smart Checks rel shoe. A good shoe can be worn out and | Suede in blue, green, brown or Formerly Patent and dull leather, bute Plaids, continue to look well in the process. This y urple, Bronze kidskin, Tan 96 oo to gro.oo toned boots, Black cloth or black 8 t. si Ae tae spring, as for sixty springs, our shoes can be ‘all, white tops and other smart ‘ PTO.00 kid tops, Correct but conserva models in pst nye cen counted on to give that sort of service. . effects * Bet Hive atyian, Aocond Floor ee ee ee ea 0a 0G 0 Gar (00 an 0 a 0 ane 0 ae (0) ae 0 ae a