The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1917, Page 13

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You moisten aren or * soft brush with it, drawing this the ee taking one small 7 Red Seren 4y morning the gr er anoth er appl Bios « or its natural color {s re- @ ptored and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years Wy eth’s Gage and Sulphur Com- oun is a delightful totlet requisite. bY ) not fatended for the cure, miti- i or prevention of disease.— vt, Ne Mxtra Charge for 1, Afvertioemetts tor The World may be lef of @ny American District Menprager office ts the ofty 30,000 CARS IN 1917 CHALMERS SCHEDULE FOR THE BUSIEST YEAR Ge Company Has 30 Acres of Ground, 25 Factories and Employs 6,500 Workers. “With one of the largest manufac- turing plants in the country and a manufacturing schedule of 30,000 cars for 1917, it ts hard to realize that the Chalmers factory just nine years ago consisted of one building in thirty acres of Michigan prairie,” says W. L. Agnew, Director of Advertising for the Chalmers Motor Company. “For the past eight years there has scarcely been a month when some new addition to the Chalmers plant has not been in the course of construc- tion,” oonmtinued Mr. Agnew. “During the first fiscal year of the company 8,000 of the famous old four-cylinder Chalmers 80's were turned out. To- day those samo 1909 cars are still pil- ing up the mileage. Many of them have over 200,000 miles to their credit. ‘Ola Reliable,’ the first Chalmers 30 bullt, has passed the 300,000 milestone and is still going, “At the present time the thirty acres of land on which the factory was lo- cated are covered with twenty-five giant factory buildings, manned by 6,500 workers. Many departments are working on a full twenty-four-hour schedule, We confidently look for- ward to the greatest year in our bis- Elastic Hosiery is coming more and more into the suc- cessful treatment of varicose veins, back weak ankles, aches, lame joints and weak knees. To most people all Elastic Goods look alli! but there is a vast difference in the quality. In our Silk Elastic Hosiery onl; > the vei best quality silk te us 4 silk of brilliant lustre ful strength © inferior grades, loosely tw! looks as well, but does not giv. e Elastic Hosiery ex frame which gi: lacking in machine m: mooth, uniform texture, entirely The attendants in charge of our Rubber Goode Depart- pete are glad to lend their experience and give advice in the ‘ion and fitting. SILK ELASTIC HOSIERY Garter Threo-Quarter Hose, LINEN ELASTIC HOSIERY Garter Three-Quarter Hose, $2.00 each nie iT each $1.7 fare, for ines carried tn Sng pidce to or short notice, Jenqureaient vidaie with dircottous ou how te measure fer pertest Mtting sent on request. BRONX—BROOKLYN MANHATTAN ete .< ete: aE EVENING WORLD, WapwEsDAY, | JANUARY 10, PLANS TO TURN OUT JEFFERY CARS UPON TREMENDOUS SCALE NASH IS SPEEDING UP GIANT KENOSHA PLANT; DOUBLES PRODUCTION Former General Motors Head Believes Tremendous’ Out- | put Necessary to Best Cars, One feature of the Automobile Show of interest both to the public} and those connected with the motor car industry ts the introduction of | |the Nash Motors Company, headed | by Charles W, Nash, | | Since Mr, Nash, until recently} President of the General Motors Company, purchased the great plant | at Kenosha, which manufactures Jef- fory automobiles and trucks, interest | in the new corporation has been gen- | eral, The policy of Mr, Nash, as dem- | onstrated in his active guidance of | | the General Motors Company to a yearly earning totaling $28,812,281.96, |!s the manufacture of automobiles | 4nd trucks on a huge scale, | It is his conviction that only a tre- | mendous output, with Its obvious ad- vantages in cost of materials and manufacturing, makes possible the bullding of an’automoblie or a truck of superior value, In the immense Jeffery factory Mr. | Nash has a plant ideally cauipped for his ideas, This plant h acres under roof and skillet’ workers, — ‘Tho t 400. different types’ of ma- and virtually ever to the finished ca: | can be bullt right in the f id tho dally produc- as alread e | doubled. Bis | A complete line | vehicles, including th fery Quad, will be i the pany, in addi cars, as the plant is }equipred to manufacture | of commeretal famous Jet- May on a charge day Law by of violating the Sun- riding a military tourna. "| ment in the Sheepshead Bay Speedway, © found not guilty in the ¢ and Court yeaterday, ‘Th Our Club Plan is an ensy and dignified way of pure hasing clothing for the entire family, Simply PAY $1 A WEEK Until full amount Satisfaction guarante Macht Brey, 53 to 57 W, 14th St., New York, Will Be Revealed Next Week. Anzemic, Bloodless, Thin People Watch for It. w BR ‘INCLOSED CAR FOR BOTH | THE SUMMER AND WINTER One Really Satisfactory Not Easy to Find, but Franklin Peo- ple Have It. “It is predicted by a great many experienced motorists that the use of inclosed cars will mark one of the greatest developments in the Industry within the next few years,” saya Glen | A. Tisdale, President of the Franklin Motor Car Company. the inclosed car does not appeal for winter use, yet any car they own must “There are very few people to whom | ‘#! a i question of suitable ventilation for hot weather conditions, which has ap- parently been worked out to the sat~ isfaction of inclosed car users, the thing on which general uso really hinges is the ability to make imc cars suitable for open road drivi “One manufacturer, the F Company, has done much in years past through the development of its sedan type, to bring out the advan- tages of light weight in inclosed car construction. Ever since the first ap- pearance of this car in 1914 it has been adapted by owners as an inclosed touring car in almost every c “Franklin construction discle influence of resiliency upon inclosed car road ability. ‘The introduction of in place of ‘rigidity’ further cushions the road shocks and driving atrains that, unrelloved, tend to hold down the apeed at which the inclosed bo a summer car also. Outside of the car can be Cie ‘ad 1927. STUTZ EXHIBIT POPULAR; NEW MODELS ARE SHOWN Company Has Record of* Four Consecutive Wins in Interna- tional Speedway Contests. One of ‘the attractive exhibits of care at the Grand Central Palace Au- tomodile Show ia that of the Stuts Motor Car Company, on the second floor, The latest product of this concern, the bullders of the world’s champion Stuts White Squadron, which holds the most consistent record of four consecutive firsts and seconds in in- ternational apeedway contests, is the cooking. sixteen-valve Stuts Stuts Company Lj onde! of its famous roadster, a bulldog spe- AUTOMOBILE “Tt satisGes my tani fg Morten vccmont, Nebo, $105,00 Our Big 0,000.0 gest Year 40% Increase 1916 was the biggest year in Overland history. We sold approximately 150,000 Overland and Willys-Knight auto- mobiles. This means a total volume of about $105,000,000.00. This is a net gain of better than 40 per cent over 1915. This is the largest volume of business ever done in one year by any producer of cars now selling above $400./ Think back a minute and you can better grasp the immensity of this gain?’ Eight years ago we shipped dur- ing a whole year only 465 cars. And we thought that wasn’t so bad. The company was then worth ‘a little over $50,000. In those days that sounded pretty large. ) Today the company’s net assets ‘are more than $68,000,000.00. For this year we reach the cule mination of our biggest idea—our dream to manufacture a complete line of cars under one executive organization, one factory manage- ment, one purchasing unit, one sales force, one group of dealers. We are the first manufacturers to do it, and we know it to be the one and only plan by which we can continually increase the quality and at the same time decrease the price to you. Watch us during 1917: Willys-Overland, Inc. 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