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of r.ldse. Yes! You may select SS.00 worth rasa any addittonat merchandise with vou purchase of $25 or more of our many Mew IBiriallge Moaalway To (Dpeii WeaMesaBay The south roadway of Williamsburg Bridge relaid with a new metal grating surface, in place of the old wooden paving blocks which caused many skidding accidents in wet or icy weather will be opened Wednesday by the city's Depart money -saving Anniversary specials A few price-restricted items excepted v. CT- TO PAY T- Down ment of Public Wrorks. Jamaica Plans The north roadway, similarly treated, was completed last June 15, but the heavy flow of traffic during World's Fair activity caused officials to suspend work on the companion thoroughfare until Sept. 11.

Less Weight. The grating roadway not only will provide a virtually skid-proof surface for motorists, but will reduce the bridge's maintenance Flood Relief it Flood relief measures for Forest Hills, Flushing and other sections which suffer following heavy rains tons, officials reported Williams- wiU be considered tomorrow night burg Bridge is the first city sus- when the Jamaica Local Board pension span to have this type of meets at the Lost Battalion I in Elmhurst. feet between the bridge tower. I Pi Drainage facilities for Forest Hills, particularly in the Juno Boulevard area, is the major proposal scheduled for a hearing. Similar facilities are asked for Flushing and vicinity.

For 600 feet at either end the roadway has been repaved with fouu-inch concrete slabs. Cost of the work was $359,650, with 55 per cent, borne by the city and 45 per cent, from PWA. When additional funds are available engineers hope to repave all approaches with the concrete slabs. High Curbs Installed. Steel curbings, 18 inches high, WEEKLY Jews to Launch Building Drive were installed to reduce accidents.

I Congregation Beth Jacob of As in addition nigner railings will toria, Queens, will launch a it was said. These aTe intended to 000 bulldinS campaign today dur prevent repetition of past tragedies a luncheon meeting at its head quarters, 22-51 2fth Astoria. Abraham H. Wang, president an nounced. Work on the new build ing is expected to start next May in which, several times, drivers of horse-drawn vehicles have been catapulted over the old railing into the river when struck by autos or trucks.

(Picture on page 1) Draper in Sketches Ruth Draper will appear at the Brooklyn Academy of Music for OUERCOAT or 200 Famous-Make Floor Samples i FIREPLACES 10 ANDIRONS Sflr BR ASS S2 Dl 2-Pants SUIT two evening performances Thurs two evening performances thurs-i day and Friday, presenting herjjENTIN 1992 NOStrand Av. Character Sketches" and other (r. Rd.) B-kiyn. Oix-n Kvrs. features.

Ulittliedtet ZJ HAT Reg. 3.95 JSjR sruw- DYBOQPOSSUM- 1 iyl SHOES Reg. 4.95 YOU SAVE 13.95 FUR JACKET AND COAT COMPLETE At Only I 1 4ivI EXTRA Consider the sky-high wholesale clothing market and then you Will realize what an amazing money-saver this complete outfit is for you! Buying each item separately would cost you $33.90. For only $19.95 you get a regular $25.00 "Wilco" overcoat or 2-pants suit plus a smart fur felt hat regularly $3.95, plus a pair of regularly $4.95 Winchester shoes. Buy at and save S1.95 -k ii I A OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 Unbelievable but true.

We will be unable to duplicate value like this again! You can't afford to mist this opportunity. Euy now hundreds of other coats to choose from. Styles, Furs, Prices, to suit everyone. Sixes 10-20; 38-54 12 "te OPEN EVERY EVENING klyn: 291 LIVINGSTON ST. Near Nevws B'kiyn: 461 FIFTH AVE.

Cor. of 10th St. U6-25 Jamaica Aye. Jamaica, loo station Foot of 168th sr. Bivn Flushing: 136-04 NO.

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