The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1919, Page 20

» | ; | | z Fal a eee ener —a amr erence ee fan { ma + THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1919. RELY EXCLUSIVELY ON GAS HEATING. pressure reaches a certain point. ARE NOW BEING DISPLAYED your Heater to-day. Cash or Easy Payments Sil clases il salina alessslaie A WD Aisegeiah, I SUR lanes WL ates 7 GEO. B. CORTELYOU, President: ‘HAT IS ONLY ONE OF SEVERAL REASONS WHY SO MANY HOMES AND PLACES OF BUSINES» ASK US FOR THE OTHER REASONS. Every Gas Steam Radiator is a small steam plant in itself. The steam is generated in a few minutes after the gas burner has been lighted. The gas is turned off automatically when the steam The Steamless Radiator gives the same heating effect, the radiation of heat being confined to the lower part of the room. A GAS STEAM BOILER IN THE CELLAR will furnish heat for an entire building, and you will have no coal pile or ash heap. 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OWN ANAESTHETIC applied to gums to relieve PAIN from ex oF gargery. , Gas, administered Men’s Bath Robes— Made from real blankets—various designs and colorings; soft, durable quality; com- plete with rope girdle and cords 3 16 all sizes—our regular $4.95... . ° if indicated or Dewrat Co Men’s Superweight Underwear— WACERBURY MPANY Soft finish, durable quality gray merino poserpersted, shirts and drawers—all sizes— 1.12 29 W. 34th St., New York our regular $1.48........... ° ulton St., Brooklyn Men’s Winter Overcoats— Smart Fa!l models in brown, gray, oxford and black; splendid quality and workmanship- —our regular 822.50 Men’s Trousers— Dark striped worsted finish material of serviceable weave; —our regular £5.00. 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REARN West of Fifth Avenue Fall Sale Opportunities in STYLWEAR CLOTHES FOR MEN Men’s Stylwear Suits 32.50 Our regular $39.95 Suits of all-wool materials: stripes and mixtures breasted models—newest' Fall styling and finely tailored—regular, short, stout and long sizes—colors include blue, brown, gray, green, heather and other shades, -plain colors, single or double- These Specials for Wednesday and Thursday: Men’s Night Shirts— Heavy fleeced domet flannel; blue, pink and helio stripes; with and without col- Jars; full cut and well made— 1.37 sizes 15 to 20—our reg. $1.95.., Men's Fine Wool Suits— Fall styles from best makers—smart striped fabrics and ‘mixtures, in wanted colors; regular sizes; also stouts, longs and shorts: our regular $45.00 Men’s Caps— Wool and mixture colors— our regular $1.15............. fabrics; varicty of Ae Men’s Glastenbury Underwear— Another make also—single and double- breasted shirts, also drawers; all sizes—our regular $2.95,.., 2.33 Men's Overalls or Coats— Union make; blue or brown and white stripes; regular sizes— our regular $1.74 1.42 See also our regulat 3-col. Fall Sale Advt. on page 23, and other pages for Exceptional Sale of Envelope Chemises and Two-Day Sale of Women's Coats. veld} desta a =i A =| yond question the fact that the com- PHONE USERS SAVE $3,000,000 A YEAR BY CUTINRATE Eight Per Cent. Reduction Will Appear in To-Morrow’s Bills. Telephone subscribers in this city, | when they get their October bills to- | morrow, will realize probably more fully than ever before what the an- nounced reduction of 8 per cent. in the rates means. In addition to the reduction in the rate of service to subscribers there also will be put in force to-morrow the new interborough rate by which the charge for a telephone call be- tween any two of the five boroughs in this city will be 6 cents and no more, It is estimated that on this score alone telephone subseribers will bene- fit to the extent of between $500,000 and $1,000,000 a year, The 8 per cent. reduction in service rates will mean a saving of approxi- mately $2,400,000, so that telephone subscribers of the city will benefit to the extent of about $3,000,000 annu- ally. The revised schedule is set forth in the following tabulation: INDIVIDUAL LINE SUBSCRIBERS, | tobe 3 4R982999 It has been saison that fully 201,- 000 subscribers in Brooklyn and Queens Counties will benefit from the reductions and that more than 800,000 persons in the entire city will save money as @ result of the reduced rates. ‘The new rates are to remain in ef- fect for one year, at the expiration of which time the Public Service Com- mission wii reopen the case, While it is still too early to foretell the ex- act effect of the new rates, it is con- sidered likely that a year hence a further reduction will be ordered. The World began its campaign to bring about a reduction of telephone rates on July 21 of this year, retain- ing for the purpose former Pubiic Service Commissioner Milo R, Malt- bie, who directed a corps of experts. Mr, Maltbie was able to entablisn be- pany had made profits of $17,000,000 in four years, which led Corporation Counsel William P. Burr to state: “The figures published in The World from time to time indicate conclusive- ly that the company has been profi- teering at the expense of its New York subscribers. This situation hav- ing been revealed, the city ts here to demand that rates be reduced to a firure consistent with a condition which will furnish a reasonably fair Profit to the company and adequate service to the subscriber.” ‘This statement was made before the commission for the Second District, The final meeting at which the 8 per cent, reduction was agreed upon by both the public officials and the com- pany was held Sept. 4. MAJOR D, K. JAY PRESIDENT OF 307TH INFANTRY POST American Legion jon Branch Election Attended by 400—Membership Campaign On. Delancey K, Jay, formerly a Major tn the 307th Infantry Regiment of the 77th Division, waa elected President of the ‘07th Infantry American Legion Post last night at No. 435 Lafayette Street. Four hundred former members attended. Major Jay, unarmed, Jed his men in an attack at Chateau du Diable, west of France, and although wounded y refused to leave the battlefield, pt. Ward BR, Chamber! one of the delegates to vention, received three lantry ‘in action and. ti ross for his w Capt, Franc! ther delegates wh A competitive ¢: is being Waxed among the various com- panies of the regiment, and the leading unit, Company F, to seventy-two, Other officers of the post are: Hergt, Sidney Gutman, First Vice Pi has brought its total ' HAT § does, it dors Witierourhiy —— penetrates withoul *| won't be an exception. select it. Girls 16 to 23 W 81 Willoughby St. 1336 Broadway are eligible. MANHATTAN 8 Broadway , 7th trom BRONX 453 E. Tremont Ave. 12 m. to 9 p.m. BROOKLYN + It a.m, to 8 p, ® NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 8 a.m. to 6 p. 9 a.m, to 5 p. .m. WHEN A GiRL (HOOSES eAN OccuPATION WuaT SHOULD SHE LOOK For? Good pay with opportunity for advancement? Reasonable hours; frequent resting periods ? Safeguards for her health? 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