Word: cheaper
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...signed the blue book at Leavitt's it was impossible to obtain special rates to the U. of P. game. The N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R. is issuing round trip excursion tickets for fifteen dollars, good for eight days, but the rate is somewhat cheaper by the Fall River boat instead of by train to New York. The "Federal Express," leaving Park Square station at 7 p. m., is the best through train, as it arrives in Philadelphia early the next morning...
...department for instance athletic goods have been sold by the piece, rather than by the complete outfit; in the book department, there has been more demand for small dictionaries than for the larger lexicons and reference books. Owing also to the hard times the society was able to make cheaper purchases than usual. The membership increased last year by from five to six per cent...
...Subway is practicable in construction. - (a) Surface and sub-surface surveys have shown no engineering difficulty. - (1) Pipes of sewers disposed of. - (2) Foundations of buildings avoided. - (3) Injury to Common exaggerated. - (4) Sentiment should not obstruct necessary improvements. - (b) Steel construction cheaper and safer than old masonry tunnels. - (c) Details amply provided for. - (1) Ventilation. - (2) Lighting. - (3) Drainage. - (d) Outside estimate of cost $5,000,000. - (1) Sect. 1, already contracted for below estimate...
...Jacobs, 98 N. Y. 98. - (1) This includes inalienable right to procure healthy and nutritious food: Field v. s. - (2) Oleomargarine is nutritious and healthy food: Dr. E. G. Brackett in 19th Report Mass. Board of Health, 272; Prof. At water in Pol. Sci. Quarterly II, 553. - (x) Cheaper than butter and serves purpose equally well - (y) Resists rancidity longer. - (3) Adulteration does not apply. - (x) Butter and cheese adulterated. - (4) Deception guarded against by law requiring stamp. - (5) That one valuable product resembles another no ground for suppressing either. - (b) "A right of property in an article involves...
...Corporation, we have every reason to believe, do not wish to look forward to a time when there shall once more be but one man to each seat in Memorial. The kitchen facilities could accommodate thirteen hundred, and board would then be so mewhat cheaper; therefore, say they, let us have the thirteen hundred. Now against such a policy we emphatically protest. That the capacity of Memorial Hall should be tested by its kitchen might be a necessity, but let it never be an ideal. Memorial Hall administers not only to the stomachs, but also to the minds of students...