The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1921, Page 13

TRANSIT COMMISSION ASKS SHOWDOWN Mash With Estimate Board Over) * Employees’ Pay May Come ead To-Day. n will Save a] a @ Sstimate meeting at which the » Division requir- New York to transfer nthe funds it hus he old ‘Transit Constrt on will be formally p arrangements are be! and more appropria 1 The ‘Transit Co showdown with t to-day at a put order of the A ing the City L. I. SOUND FERRY tion Comm. }: sented and der action in ¢ Motorists w tfter many. tri now in consent has nc by the Corporation Counsel KELSEY CAR SHOWN ON iia ae iN Island. ‘Se summer. NEW MAXWELL OFFICIALS. ps manager of the | mers Motor Car Company Mr. Plath's connection with the Max made in ng car, runabout, sedan and | Both Mr. Plath and Mr. Clark are well) [ requainted with the fleld organization | ; NOW IN OPERATION| glad to know that nd tribulations, up nd disappointments, the Long | a AUTOMOBILE NOTES. out is made by Arthur 1. | President and general | Maxwell Motor tment of John Max h the Maxwell and | | 3 also extends over | culiarly well fitted for their new | makes -VALWES23 Many Orer Beaurirut Desiens At Bargain Prices-MAiL OrveRS SOLICITED = WATE root £04 BAY STATE FIBRE CO. = 866 BROADWAY ; Tomi McCreery THE EVENING WORLD, | WEDNESDAY, et that the number with the oof and a Land and Buildings (new or enlarged). $ 6,534,000 | Outside Plant including Cable and Conduit $6,767,000 Switchboards and Central Office Equipment $13,997. war Sub-Station and Subscribers Apparatus $3. 947,000 ale of Electric $31,245,000 —A Year’s Outlay for New Telephone Equipment Only the most unusual circumstances have enabled us to sell these splendid “] maghines at 79.50. A large purchase } and the co-operation of the manufac- turer have been instrumental in saving 85.50 for each purchaser of these machines, which regularly sell for 165.00. Construction Assures Years of Use f We cannot mention the name of this washer, but our customers may take our I : word that it is among the best. The se- I lection of the materials, and every detail of the, construction was made to insure ( durability and long use. It is so simply and well built that it will, with proper care, give practically a life-time of service. Each is in perfect condition. 79.50 First and Only Expense If you have a laundress who comes once or twice a week, she receives about \ 4.00 a day. Do youknow that, averag- ing one wash day a week for 50 weeks, she costs you at least 200.00 a year? Even more expensive is the ruinous and unsanitary work of the laundries. Whereas your own labor is too long, comparison. For years, this machine will wash the laundry for a family of tt the small and sole expense 0} of 79. 50. wearing and wearying to even admit of \| Washing Machines 50 | 9 regularly 165.00 This machine at 79,50 is one of the most excep- tionat values we have ever been able to offer, Simple 15 -Minute Operation Merely turn the lever—at the end of quarter of an hour, without any exer- tion on your part, you have a tubful of delightfully clean clothes ready to be fed into the electrically operated wringer which swings into three dif- ferent positions: 1. For rinsing. 2. For bluing. 3. For the final wringing into the basket. There is not a bit of wear on the most delicate garments during the entire operation. (Siath Floor) scene James McCreary & Co. 34th Street In the period from June Ist, 1920 to June ist, 1921, net additions to the telephone system serving the world’s greatest telephone city totalled $31,245,000. This expenditure was subdivided as follows: Land and _ buildings, (new or enlarged) $6,534,000; switchboards and central office equipment $13,997,000; outside plant, including cables andconduits | $6,767,000; sub-station and sub- | scribers’ apparatus $3,947,000. This huge construction program is enabling us to gradually cut down the list of unfilled applica- tions for service, although there are still 58,000 applications on: our books. New construction work for the remainder of 1921 from June 1st to December 31st calls for the gross expenditure of nearly $20,000,000, a sum twice as great as that de- voted to similar purposes for an entire normal year. These facts give an idea of the task measured in terms of money of enlarging the city’s telephone system to again give you tele- phone service when and where you want it. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 3 € = =) ry = 3 AND RAPIDS RNITURE Apartments Furnished Complete from $50 to $5,000 | Teeth ca iz 4 Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat Diseased Gums ( i 7S —_ cS ~ s J—t maniac x 00 | R. Ory iia 75.00 $ 100.00 2E. 125th St. | N69 E, 34th Se 10.000 150.00 8. Car. Sth Ave. | N, W. Cor, 34 Are 740 Lexington Ay.. cor. 59th St (Over Lagaett’s Drug Store), OUR (25TH ST. ANO \sTH Sr OFFICES WILL GE OPEN Gy un: DAYS UNTIL | mM ON DAYS, “AND THUY LUNTIL 7 PL soars iG Hours 9AM. to 6PM. Dal | Fee fmm fa tenet ed NN 7.00 La} 200.00 300.00 ‘Aes! anf am] an] as] oo [ee jue fmjmf, THE WORLD James McCreery & Co. Sth Avenue 35th Street Men’s All-Leather Oxfords--REDUCED! $'7 85 Formerly $10.00 and $11.00 Like the entire stock of McCreery “All-Leather’’ Shoes that lies next them on our shelves, these are all that their name implies, It will be most advantageous for men to pur- chase them now that they are reduced. They may be had in Tan or Black Calf with round or medium toe and Tan Calf with Ball Strap. All sizes included.