New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-26

the other subjected everything but personal s ssees
As things stand his respect FOR his stamina cant over
balance the discomfort of his position This what happened to one
Of him:
On ETd1y last in COMPANY g H. H. cG 65J GENERAL %sns
~ % Ii , @ IL 6rcTa Giy CAL: Ffe
1agsbary Los Aacc'cs real e man, and COchrane, also
Inc Universal New York went to- the KnTSr6OTAeT ; .siG3a aSG
Tipping trust Tie gnsed the stopped
a d4 6 % nat a was BUILT E lses
Tn. head s s T' s '1S You mus: s g0ap hat
The assistant added: only
DO you mean you order unless check
q mean precisely that he answered ,...s.,.
Tipping Trust the several voices eSciaimed
K5iebsr6ocS.T management the Tipping Trust
compel " guests check their hats n SS@ sSPs f1' hotels
here have the same n Do d of ASa nSF Of Se Is
there one that protects 5n 5G b enough to compel me- to-
cheek hat if don't want to check it. won't pay trbut: to the
Were served hotels their guests
ID, &c n % % a5 to 5dts5 & s S
and has no contract S S Be furnishes CHECK n roo BUT the
dsto1 tBs, ' we P are obigated to provide"
Write Of the mentioned herewith and get their sTrs9 81
G eR be aran wod yoa% Ny idea Of it that the
keeper and the Tipping Trust SHOULD be hsd court for eOGspiF
ing Of hats forces the public int. the position Of checking S or being
building The Tribune 1t is and courageous and be2Ga
There is no question in most instances prong
keeper the who the checking privilege lawsuits
S a9nt calico tBe Ritz had sut filed against BY
s aGSS o I9@ 's e o. one e TBe Chicago
Sale of the check
ing department because he averaged only 81 cents from each person
We going into this subject We know the big toad IN tins very
existing between these cononares and the large hotels
refreshing aspect of the situation and let all
credit be given where credit due;
lived at another hotel for FIVE d10RP%d up to the roof Of
the RS s'; 9s as s 3 & '4 oF its Guests and
nuisance gets my patronage moved mere HOTEL GUEST
The sign which brought this guest quarters this
THE HOTEL MAJESTIC ,,..-.-,...
Tbose seccptj3C tins viii be dismissed
''0'' accepting '' COPELAND TOWNSEND,
If there any hotels with similar policy The Advisor
will be glad publish their names
TWAS interested to note the letter of R. Landau telling
complaint handled Cammeys regarding shoes he had had
Being shoe salesman car appreciate how he FELT in this mater
i5e 6 S Be4s away TG the Hp9s d S Other her
and one damaged in making but such
the Furthermore would consider far the
get wear but hoes mus stand up under the daily grind
sncw, dirt gravel and abuse When it rains we an umbrella to
on protect our shoes? Result shoes soaked think
Shoes curl up drying hdens wearing
Email @ @ S ss n f. Of !,s pair 5 G ss.: Two s
s m R ao tRey % reta4 their sRape Will NOT curl eF
And above all have the back
S am Y % ea yo"r sSoes Without inj1rine tbem
s P: g. chance remember Mr. s'''' sh5 5 sAi&sa , he
Intelligent advice. shoe fits put on
GONE ago YOU ctsne practices
y certain tire manufacturers in making good faulty tires Since
tell
by
o
medic o. we'll recommended m
several friends. purchased this
had
themselves
y
which had
They fault
e mileage
without
tire AN blowing out his time
the tread returned as the others am Enclosing their reply No
clubbing; They could
OF the facts and credit
irgy They tho fact that been
cheerfuly and willingly. Their
o
certainly
experience s. so "seeka to
and qubbe' adjusting mileage
OF think will other sutomoblis
II. HERMAN HITCHCOCK
This the letter;
We have examined the tire and do not believe that this instance
s fault a
Of the the fabric which what
IS difficulty
however had such uniformly unsatisfactory experience
the
OF this f mileage which claim
would therefore furnishing
0 Sis6f. less per cent for cash
truly. CONVERSE RUBBER SHOE C0MPANY
Your experiences Ruff ENuf. Many manufacturers