The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 20

20 ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OUTOBER 6, 1092, orld’s Weekly Road Maps for Auto Owners of New York]: sisixti"s's|Make that OLD FLOOR NEW This Fall" Lincoln Highway from Columbus Cir- — ——— — cle, go south on Bighth Avenue ty wy ’ “") y \ \Y | ied Street, ‘turn right to the 42a ‘ ; Le ry on © Street Ferry, which 1s crossed to Wee- hawken sf ‘To reach the Battery where the a wae A en e Municipal Ferries are taken to St. i len apo ey George, Staten Island, go south on *" Kyenise. nl ° WF, Mf | Fifth Avenue to Washington Square, A Shortly after going under the Wash- ington Arch, turn left into Fourth Street, cross Broadway and turn right Into Lafayette Street; bear right into Park Row and just beyond bear left Into Broadway, which ts followed to the Battery. The entrance to the Williamsburg Bridge is made from Lafayette Street into Kenmare Street, crossing the Bowery into Delancey Street. The entrance to the Manhattan Bridge starts from the corner of Canal Btreet and the Bowery. The entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge starts from the junction of Lafayette Street and Park Row. All the prominent thoroughfares used by motorists for through trafflo, uch a# Broadway, Fifth, Sixth, Sev- enth and Eighth Avenues, including Riverside Drive and the main drives through Central Park, run north and south, Fifty-Seventh Street is the most popular cross street to reach Queensboro Bridge, and 42d Street for the Weehawken Ferry. There are also ferries from 24d Street to 14th Street, Hoboken; also from Chris- / topher Street and Cortlandt Street to > OPER * 1 5 Jersey City. There {s @ ferry from pie : B, 1\\ h ; “i Ray Ridge Avenue in Brooklyn to ens onK inay We St. George which ts conventent for / hose who Hve in Brooklyn with a desire to reach New Jersey trunk lines via Staten Island. New York City’s Entrances and Exits for Motorists Every auto owner planning a Saturday or Sunday tour should |Friday of each week will print a special article on tours that cannot e e be in possession of the very last word on road conditions before mak-| fail to prove of incalculable value to owners. Save yourself tire FERRIS 5 Dries overnight ing a final decision. By arrangement with O. M. Wells, Chief Road-| troubles, breakdowns and kindred vexations by consulting The Eve- . man of the Automobile Club of America, The Evening World on| ning World maps and facts about roads, HAMS & BACON —with a tough waterproof gloss By O. M. Wells bilg Club of America, which ts constd-Seventh Avenue, then turning south |Ferry is reached from the corner of] “A little higher = (Chief Readma , the Automo! ered the most comprehensive detailed} and going through Central Park to] Dyekman Street and Broadway—note in BUT!” the old floor riddle. Kineteas map ever published covering the same | Columbus Circle. small church in depressed lot on A good brush and « can of Kyantse Benitary Floor) abdasight: Sole Gate: tore seeening Wee's), [TE Motorists coming into New York| southeast corner, Enamel (any of the eight shades\, Uy ‘press Publishing. Company. Columbus Circle is In the centre of | from the Boston Post Road should — All ready to apply—timply spread from can to the floor,! Why do 75 per cent, of the motorists |the city and most all automobile routes miey. Pelham ards fy Seis <a 4 In almost no time it's done. Next day « bright, cheers try to avold New York City? Man-|Padiate from that point. Motorists} fore enine a ey oy bn ful, waterproof floor greets you. hattan Island is one -of the easiest |coming down Broadway or the Albany | Hurgnan Road also cana to Broed. * es rawhide — a floor'of besaty cities in the world to go through with |Post Road can follow Broadway to the | way, which ia 207th Street. on the at's the result. An automobile. The streets are wide|Circle or turn right at Dyckman| Biogaway end. Those who desire to eritical folks who value ease of and the traffic is well regulated by an|Street into Riverside Drive, which} cross into New Jersey without com- @fficient Police Department that is|is followed to 72d Street, then by £0-|ing down into New York City can . ~ constantly studying and being drilled |J"s east two blocks, Brgadway ts again | ¢ojjow Fordham Road to Broadway, HERE’S OUR TRIAL OFFER TO YOU by the greatest experts on traffic in fentered to the circle, 45 * then south to Dyckman Street, then “ Gut out, this advertisnmest, Dring It to the store of any, of the deniers be, this country. All we ‘need in New peas ttle west to the ferry. tecolve FREF @ half-pint Gan of Byanize 8 ied City - properly placed signs that} Motorists coming from White Plains} To reach Southern New England I b for your pantry floor or shelves. ice of eight colors. il not only give the directions to all | and ints beyond can follow the] Points and the Boston Post Road from n every part subj ferriee and bridges and prominent White Plains-New York Post Road| Columbus Circle, it is preferable to AA uubjected to stress and wear, Manufactured by BOSTON VARNISH COMPANY trunk lines, but will meet with the ap-]to Lincoln Avenue, there turning] 6° through Central Park, accepted standards are not good enough New York Office, 141 West 36th St. Telephone Fits Roy 5904 Proval of the Municipal Art League, | right to Mount Vernon Avenuc, then} Motorists coming: into New York for the d Maxwell. I . New Jersey Office, 340 Hillside Ave., Nutley ‘ Telephone Nutley 1234 apd now ts the time when signs are |right under railroad and:nt-once left | from Long Island via Merrick Road, rs af g00 laxwell. Instead, margins ‘Wholesale Distributors n e most. We have strangers | into Bronx River Parkway, which is|the Jericho Turnpike or the North of 8 tot \ i : ON from all parts of the country here at | followed to Mosholu Parkway in the| Shore will find the best entrance via ety are insisted on that make sure RHEMAS 5 DUNHAM | 006 ath vl aha) Brons BARA ele Leah the present time, 10,000 bankers in| Botanical Gardens, then right to the] Queensboro Bridge of continuous, low - cost operation with- ANHATTAN, DEALERS. | nvan Paint. @ Supply Co., Nostrand en | mount RISCO, Cox & Fish. convention—the World's Series just} Grand Concourse, where a left turn ? ® . * - ‘38 West 28th Bt i » (ON, Mount Vernon Héw. starting—and during the next six or|is made; or Mosholu Parkway can be} To reach Northern New Jers out the necessity of frequent repairs. mene Kutermannscatene ancy eae Ah F ne .. iO PuRRY BDA artis aug a weeky Sheennge of automo-| followed through Van Cortlandt Park] points via the Dyckman Street or the Gad Lilcssi nasernla grec ana 4 Elco Hardware ‘Co, 1141 Second Ave Sol File, Jos . » 2220 86th | OXSINTD w & Co, Ellsworth les will pass through going to the|to Broadway. Motorists coming down| 180th Street Ferries from Columbus These AERR ARDC ic ta ote SU mae Aiea teat, AS 3 30 Gates A: : football games, and for the benefit of] the Grand Concourse can follow same| Circle, go north on Broadway to the Type, fammne;” Alemite “lubrication tentereaeiinn ae aaah fag ith Ave B Cee eRe eecnel Comber Os, motorists who wish to go through New| to the end, where a right turn ts}/Manhattan Avenue elevated station, electric horn; unusually long springs; new type Louis Fagin, 987 Am: . H. Hf. emi I TARRYTOWN, Cramer & McCutcheon watertight w aS ; Xo Boman, foe Fulton Bt " York City, The Evening World pub-| made crossing the 138th Street bridge] where a left turn is made for the TAerHaht windsnleld., Prices FO. 2. Detey Weather Bone, 1408 THIN | Mr Hielechman, 8086 Fifth Ave Co. tne. DEAS 8 it t WHITE PLAINS, lesy. YONKERS, A. Sklar, 76 Riverdale. lishes a map compiled by the Automo-! over the Harlem Ri to Lenox or|180th Street Ferry. Dyckman Street Hondater, 4885; Coupe, $1,200; Bean 81350, W: Garber & Sons, 786 Third Ave 8. stein, 111 Beni, Gere 8 OL The sua Takaad YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, Mekee! Bros. x komm Gos *Y PUTNAM CO, DEALERS. COLT, STEWART COMPANY, Inc. saa. Nhe, cade 1 Wanglter, 2342. My : BREWSTER, Danbury Brewater Libr, Co. Broadway at 59th Street—Circle 5550 Aig 46 § Wels. CARMEL, Ulleworth Fowler. Bs : ¥ir nd Hdwr, Co., 1076 86th St COLD SPRING, Gilbert Forman Bronx Salesroom—Grand Concourse at 175th Street—Tremont 4914 Davia’ Maver, 2818 Third ne, 4 | cor, oa St. LAKE MAHOPAC, Agar Bros, Katonan ‘ ve vumber C0. Maxwell-Chalmeis Sales Corporation, Inc. Fim Cittuck sen eighth * QUEENS CO. DEALERS, MAHOPAC FALLS, Henry Barrett, 1110 Bedford Avenue, Brocklyn—Prospect Stl.” Bont Siete: ae n }. Prey, 178 Flushing Ave. | PATTERSON, J. B. Carey. sillee, White Bt ORANGE CO. DEALERS. Miller, White Bt: | FLORIDA, Calvin C. Crawford 3 J. Newman. ‘Third Ave. ‘ > Eisenstadt Brow, Washing: 1D MILLS, Florence Bros Baul Orsolek, 493 Amsterdam Ave’ n Bis., Long Is! e PORT JERVIS, Westbrook Bros. Willlam Picker, 84 Greenwich St Ae k TUXEDO PARK, MacLachlan & Cram. av Roth Bros., 927 Sixth Ave eee an, 201 Fulton st, | UNION E, J. W. Halll M. Rubin, 1989 Amsterdam A SAND CITY, Joseph J. Ball, WASHINGTONVILLE, Re duenge ant Bcheps &' Goldbiadt CKLAND CO. DEAL A. Semenza. 304 B 265 Bteinway | NYACK, Hill @ Hubbell, 98 Main 1. H. Simpson Hdwe. . , 326 Am: E. B. Brinker Hdw. Co., BRAGK sive Guoree’ we radeler pend the difference ) ies BUDA HET we oe | ECR ° 4 ser ‘, Whrit é 4 P H | TH. & w Ke keon Ave. PF ae pimber ! ® Bon, A ¢ Ld « Z . ung. | oe De i8in Be sis HUDSON CO, DEALERS. ? ‘ omalce Asya son.2a75 Jamatea Ave, | ARLINGTON, Fred Rubi. CHIU, TF UFC, y { BRONX DEALERS. Ae hia Tidoo atiantic A BAYONNE, 11. Resnick; 687 Broadway. = * Armstrong & Atwood, 2582 Third Ave. i ‘Truppner Bro | Gite bate tienety,, 408, Avenue Gs — = Busch Bros., 8900 Third A i Seti TTENBERG, Win. mel, . & A ap! 4 Hikes Go” 2304 Jerome Ave. AON J. Stragow JERSEY CITY, Louis Brey, Ri Centre! : Dean & Seaman ’ Ave. J. H. Cook & Son. ‘1156 Summit “The Good m Hella, ap Newer (A Bi 132 Weet Bide Ave 4 610 Commun t Ave 671 ELL! “ ne OLLE ak i" ¥ H 7 Wm, Brereton, 424 Ave Howard B. 529 J " r Herman Broer, 8518 Third ix ‘Thomas F. Lachall,: § ees + : John A, Budde. 3M L VARK, Joseph Boa Perkel, 7 re . H.C. Catuna, 1510 King ray Misho_‘Turnpl : Ziteratein, 313 Grove Bt as James Clark & Son, 986 Nostrand Ave: FRPEPORT, A. Siegel. BERGEN CO. DEALERS. P Cohen & Diets, 796 Flatbush Ave w BERGENFIELD, Jolin Roebi a STL Wythe Ave. T NECK. Hick ton Ave. Bergen Co. Pal 4 . i « 8B. Day! GRE, A ON s BEACH, Emil Mennlgs, ware Supply Co., Washington tbrouck Ra hn Haw, | CARLSTADT, Henry Petri, HOWARD BEACH, Howard Beac . | Ceara 0. & Lilly Pt Bteinway 402 15th 04 Broadway nge, A. Herst, Prop., HOY care SALLEY, Downing Bro Esl Thirteenth Ace K. Levison 8010 Church Ave . vv. Duryes Hiatcmnanrémnre Con, 842 Flatbush Av TTT Reon Vardware Co . 6509 20th’ Ave F. Jurgensen Barn, Brow, 480, Bergen Bt Near Tuthilt W. H, Glessler, 784 Nostrand Ave. Co. Coal & Lumber B M. Goldberg, 18% 1 } AD, H. Nelson. Smith | RUTHERFORD. . Young Ce. Gotlander & Behiiog v B: ren | KVILLE CENTRE, G. Combes ry G 1 Ft. Store, OF Figteueh Ave AG HARBOR. T. allen 30. ; ‘ and Ave SAG Neleon Btrong. ESSEX CO. DEALERS. Hundreds of Thousands of users in tate ’ SAWILLE, Neleon Trrommedieu, | WILTED Geo. Ea e Bon, 108 ticall lin: f b gpogpren. f 1 AY SGCTHAMPTON. Fordiam © "BIt0n. | On Rant ee ee rac eve: e i Y L Nae SE PARK. J. A. Likewise & | | Broad gt. | ssa! 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