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Towels. Blanket? and Conifortablea.
Fine Lingeirie and La--e Neckwear.
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1911
THE UTZST BUTMi DIlICTtgT
275,000 ffaSM SS TU Pi?*r*
WE have just
completed the
distribution of
500,000 new tele?
phone books, cover?
ing the whole area of
the City of New York.
A s you may have noticed, the new book contains 40
more pages, yet it is twelve percent lighter and twenty
five percent thinner.
It is printed upon M Telephone Paper,"a new variety
of paper, very thin and very strong, that had to be espe?
cially designed for our use.
The new telephone book has 760 pages and conttini
275.000 names. ?It is in many respects a unique and re?
markable book, made possible by a long series of
improvements. It is all the more remarkable when we
remember that only 33 years ago the New York City
Telephone Directory was a card containing 252 names.
Our next step will be to improve the type and
arrangement of listings and to arrange with our printers
to double the capacity of the presses. After many tests
and experiments by prominent oculists and typograph?
ical experts, a new type has been designed, which is as
plain and d.stinct as can be made. This new type will
be used in the next issue of the Directory to be pub?
lished in February, 1912.
The presses which now turn out 20,000 completed
books a day, will be added to and will be made to turn
out 40.000 a day. Even at this record-breaking speed it
will take two weeks to print a simile edition of the tele?
phone book.
Our Directory people are rot content with this
progress, but are continuing their studies to produce a
still better book at even greater spee?j.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY

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