The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1917, Page 5

; What You Should Know THE EVENING About Your Auto; How ome COE CAN CLEA Yo Drive and Keep It ; Expert Advice How to Keep Automobiles Running LOST GIRL MYSTERY Smoothly and the Best Way to Remedy Machine 4 ae, ay | »|Says It Was Big Mistake to | Let Cycle Shop Proprie- tor Get Away. Trouble—Traffic Suggestions and Pleasure Routes for Evening World Reader cee By GEORGE H. ROBERTSON. Ts Tepaire present a wide field for the amateur driver who {s deeply intere After a long talk with Potloe Come sted, The common {dea of pneumatic tires is formed | foner Woods and Deputy com- from observing them when fully Inflated and thus practically solid ¢ missioner Guy Seull, Henry T h cer, father o! eighteen-year-old to the touch or to the casual blow, | ; | From this many persons who know)» | little of the construction of tires |< ; think of them as being solid, or | at least fully as solid as wood or| believed the best chance of tearning What has become of the girl lay in H i] similar familiar materials, With this! ~ Mi iscovering the whereabouta of Al- thought firmly implanted ia thetr | t Ace? fredo Cocchi, the man at whose shop minds, they treat the tire about as} + wa Noukidtcn, she was Inst een ®| they would one made of wood oF | b4660¢000040066 Mr. Cruger sald he blamed himecif POO ROE similar taterials at all times. ‘this, ane te ot! 88 Wella the pottoe authorities for is so far removed from the actual,” ‘deanna nt Miee Ruth Jomne| owns Coch! to atip away, basta case as to be ridiculous, for rubber | baka ji ‘ yauee, whee gotlog questioning, two ; ston, daughter of Dr.and Mra, Oharles days after Ruth disappeared, had s Just as delicate and needs just as!t, Johneton of Brooklyn, to Francis! ¢rigntened the mechante. At that time much care and attention when in-| yp, Phillips. Mr. Phillips was grad- Mr. Cruger had private detectives flated to @ pressure which makes it! Hated from Princeton and ta a gon of) working at his direction. The pollee appear eolid like wood as when en- poll iy ais L. Rowny Rae of 1e, he sald, - f reenwich, Conn. No date has been noe whieh he tirely deflated or when handled as t for the wedding. ve whieh hi an empty inner tube only. ——— Thie cannot be emphasized too strongly. Rubber itself simply forms an ‘\ @ SOBERTSON- were 0 more to bl jin that they had ex _. [lacked Lam ee fed that Mr. Woods and eo envelope, which retains the air pressure, and it {s the latter which sup: Mr. seu with me now that Dorts the car and upon which {ts ocoupants ride. The rubber {3 smply « Ruth, if whe in alive, is detained Container for convenience sake, made with an inner tube of pure rubber, so again her will and that &nd consequently very flexible and yielding, and an outer casing not flex IXAALIW. BE SAYA: BARAUEL: ible and only slightly ytelding, but of a composition and #o constructed ,,.", Mined Witiva USTUAILIRASTEET St be cen cheat Wl inal We SUNT Bene #6 to withstand the wear of road shocks and obatacles as much as possible, Automobile BAttor Mr. and Mrs. G. What ts the trouble when the gear i ; No. fe: sion stroker ddenly force: itt wn of No, $99 lever moves easily at first but near! straighten epee” forces it to " straighten up. the end of the motion goes very hard? at their home, Park Avenue, new methods, Tho Conmissic told that we {information er meomed to have were holding back from the poltce. 1 went rge Barker Hodge: | rk Avenue gave a} been bailroom of the Ritz- inner in the Automobile Raltor (atiton leat night in celebration of | over with him the mans of informatio A. K. Is | What are flywheel pullers like? Tr eae Tere h We had collected about the git’ The teeth of the gear which is being J. HIRSCH, mari. Miss Kathering friends and her acquaintances and told shifted have become burred up and! s Hamilt php abd they have a by pelt gd baal nm hter of Mr. and how the police had gone to one “e i he With three projecting onds, each one of Mis. James 1, Hamititon of DVI, former ucqui 8 0 rf e soratched against the teeth of the which has a sort of claw or bent-over N sit TAeut former acquaintance of Ruth's in thi Joseph Waite Geer, son of Mr. and Mra, Walter take place Uils evening in. to i Y Be iw vinecrs we meeneu Fie thie 8 Kronx and pulled him out of church sation him. In their reports the have «imply Ignored the mags timony favorable to Ruth's cbar- tip. These are made to catch on the Promptly, otherwise you may damage! back side of the flywheel, while a hub the second gear so that both will have reste auainst the centre of the outer : u end of the crankshaft, In the latter a te be replaced with new, there is a scrow which can be turned. A wi One of the series of dances known Automobile Eattor When the apparatus is in place the as The Hachelors was given last mient/ ter Which they have galned in this On such grades as coming down a gore is turned and first takes up all at the Vanderbilt Patriotic decorn- | Way tainside wha ecla: cau- | Of the slack in the arms, making th tion r wo lo: dances ‘ap’ D « the mountainside what s} 1 precau- | of the slac fywneet cantata them tions were used lonial daaces| Capt, Cooper, In charge of committee in! mW cy R. Pyne 24 foncure Robinson, ro. Charles D. W photographers, whoar oes overlook fy Aorace G./Cocchi’s shop, was vial, These men eters, W. Rhine- 4 ‘a and W. Wickham | "ere sure the girl they saw enter a cab with a young man was the girl |\whore pletures and description have been published. ttons should be observed? Jeontinued turning pulls the heavy J. T. WARREN Weight along the shaft and off. In ir: general, flywheel pullers are much the Great care should be exercised to] same as wheel pullers, which wi keep the speed of the car down be-| made formerly for the old style of fore atriking the heavy grades, That in which the wheel w. rr, ely to jander Stewart $r, iy Instead of waiting to reach the ac: /be a tight fit on the ax tend hed Hofman tual grade and starting down it be- |\° 08 "orced off of it by main strengt fore checking the car's speed, it ehould Smile Paltor ourth Branch Bureau, insisted thay nt of Beach and Lae, the in nels Roche fonso de Nay more, Hamilton le Stebbins, Richard the statem Miss Elizabeth Fine Spahr, dangh: It iddie, 4 ter of Mrs. Charles &. Spahr of inp a8 Syinine be checked ae much as possible be ack of atiffness, due te Princeton, N tnarsied: yortere| cea paneen a ae. hoy nenne fore starting down the hill. If this!» can thia be reme- day noon in the Cathedral of Si. John ; Sorld reporter, sald gift to whom be not done the brakes will have to! eveneg OTTO ean oes aie 1 Meee Rhee Rete | Lee called this attention Feb, 13 as absorb the entire encray of the speed duc tite trameree to ra bene reat Lytle of No, West One Hun.| th Indicate. Lee ts quite cer of the car, in addition to hold ng it Ith Street re a brown dress, as Ruth to a straight line and a very slight Ceremony wae per back against the force of gravity! amount more—that ia, give ta ama formed by Bishop Greer, assisted by ois SU nes Greve Te on eee acting on it. Cases have been known amount of upward sag. Then put a RHCAdEG ER ene rete bode had | in paper etaiia of the Incident far truss rod below the main frame on NO attendants, Scott Harrison Lytle| bers the detaila of the tnold ba in which adequate brakes and lange- both sides with a turn-buckle adjust. Was best man more vividly now than he did when sized engines failed to hold a car go-| ment. Any capable mechanic can do === he first told the story to reporters ing down a mountain grade because this, and the expense is slight. eat Hla tlan’ bafta RO eee the motorist did not follow this simple fe Batltoe 1. TL. WILSON rule, and started down the steep hills ere y eal un tag 2 size Graphite seems to have a glazing RED CROSS BENEFIT. at a fast pace. Even the combina: |‘! Hen (he seeR Ob) the Att” gction on any metal part to the sur- is. win Tak tion of brakes and engine was not _ Hi By NEAL, face of which it io bali dasa tubri- fternoon . they give a bigger margin of cant: To a cert extent, even the sufficient to stop it when once it yot rolling rapidly down the mountain- side, Automobile Pitter ele: most finely finished parts have a rough surface, and the graphite seems to fill in these rough places and stay there, so that it rend the surfaces Man volunteered thelr neert for the } Red Cross 8 isenweber'« nt sof the stage have services for the nefit of th and consequently will weer with less trouble. Another point of which many owners take ad- vantage: Larger times have the samo : h n which it ie used perfoctly and per- In case of breakage of any kind carrying capacity with less air pres- om" W 1 Be mine! driver do first an over © owner need not in- ' e entire proceeds will Ko to. the WALTER WHITE, || flate his tires a0 hard, and the car will Graphite has made the surface of the | ciety. bit off tha pawa uickly as tide easier and softer. shaft or other part pe y smooth, ere will be music by the cor ut off the power as quickly it rune with less friction. As a con-| peer eenen oy under. the possible, then apply all brakes im=! \uomulte ha sequence lessened cil consumption 8} ton of Yen Caslar, 1 prepara mediately, The idea is to bring the What is the usual charging rate for | claimed fer it. ‘ions have been made for a large at- car to a stop as quickly as pos. ‘ @ batterie Automobile RAitor | tendan Is It against the law to drive an} automobile with an eight-foot pro peller attached to the r through of results tot cart » stopping quickly at su time is more important than wearing out the brake lining, wearing some EDWARD SMITH About three amperes is a good rate, but the ordinary battery will stand four without any damage; and if new, nity atrent 3D ROBINSON rubber off the tires, or any such in"'OOG condition, and the charge is ty ates FRED HOPINAON: minor matter. required as quickly as possibie, five _ If the propeller is protected by the B Aptomobile Fiiitor amperes can be used when the charg- are peel so that pedestrian: * ‘What cauacs a piston slap? ing. is: aendueted ‘by ene able te 2k8 AA emMaren’, oaninet abeident pen. |wateh it see No reason why the machine can- : ae eps jet be used on tho streets with the Experts disagree on but it Automonie Paltor proper |i a3 it is @ motor pro- is generally thought to be caused by il has been short-clrouited by | pelled vehicle. @ piston which is loose on its pin 80 water soukinu dnterior, how | qyomobile Editor rid that it proceeds upward until it cin this bo re What is t route ' NM meets. considerable resistance and WALTER JOHNSON, | 4) What ts th pTUNe from | ’ then is forced down sharply. Simi- this city to We {ike If that is the only trouble it can be er remedied by heating the coil gently near a fire, or, a5 A woman would aay, by baking it over a slow fire. Too much heat will melt tho insulation and make it worse than bofore: in fact, render it practically useless. What is needed 18 just enough heat to drive out the water and to dry th entire interior in a thorough manna Avicrsablie: Rélcs wile E ” ve a mode KANN, [th Leave New York by Broadway to!!!" | Yonkers, Getty Square, two blocks left to Warburton Avenus, throujh Hastings to Dobbs Ferry then right to Ardsley and left to odland distance is about twenty-two ‘ larly, it is forced down readily unti! @ suction above draws it back by the amount of wear in the piston pin hole. Another explanation is that a ring may be loose in its groove in a vertical direction, and bring about nner as do scribed for a loose piston.. Another explanation is that the piston is too loose in the cylinder and sets in it at @ slight angle, until pressure against | $0 Overtand, and! (ie while going up hill in ne « [ _ i ‘on the compression and explo-! What good nphite and how doen | why fOMn® UP Nill In sec ne peeen st $ times right Into high. n you advise UY . _ a remedy? THOS, PURTELLI : ae N BANKING AND FINANCIAL, BANKING AND FINANCIAL, The gear. ahitt looky wileh tiide ‘te ee ne ane ; the shifting arm in place, no doubt Nar the rs - needs replacing. There is a spring by ae ont oe . which tends to hold the lateh in its fh a H proper position and this spring is | ‘ probably broken or weakened. f wn ff Deleo syster New Hoffman Company withdraws both Free Common Stock Bonus and Preferred miper, but t Stock Offerings from Public Sale. | et, iv om br After Midnight Wednesday, February 28 Ae war ent You can't buy elther Pre A 20,000 BARRE! OIL WELL is announced in Houston, Texas, “come in” Lussday, Feb. 20 (see York American, Keb. 21), in Go fred or Common Stock at New York Office. From your description | believe that the brushes need replacing. The atch will not work properly if dust allowed to gather, and it requires ind New York newspapers as having ‘age 13, bottom second column New © Creek where we ¢ trol more than 600 acres of le attention very often in order that it. is 1 This is the principal rea for withdrawing entire offering. bo kept clean, i Two companies which Homa ‘nized less than twelve n athe f. 9 Piuas hat teld have jy negotia a co et ” hieh stoc a , , in oil production that should return them many time 3 much . ‘ eh a (———-A FREE BONUS OF COMMON STOCK PROBLEMS SOLVED»... 23 &, is given with 8° preferred purchased (share for share) till mide night, Feb. 25, Par value common and preferred is $1.00 per share. Prospective owners Taasniccas aacicn Application will be made to list on New York Curb and other exchanges, 2 course In your Be err ene naar NEW HOFFMAN COMPANY Special Classes for Ladies i One Wall Street, New York NOT LESS THAN a0 Won MALE CASH _ Telephone Rector 5818-5819 PEKEON. | Geis: CASH OK IN DAYS, Call oF wrlte for booklet Stewart Auto School ite Hate 246 WEST O7TH STREET (at Broadway) H wo SOLD ONE AND WALL WORLDS BATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 191 ida aoursibe or CRUGERNOW SURE. \BROOKLYNAUTOSHON CABARET PATRIOTS He a on h Cruger, Who haa beon missing | Brooklyn from her home at No.:180 Claremont [the @xhibition ts bound to break all Avenue eleven days, anid to-day he | Previous Hrooklyn shows in attend & Lang, Iteo, Saxon, Standard, Seripps Rooth, Stearns, Stutz, —Studevake | Ven Vim, Westcott, yaret, Under the stimulus of a vest- Wiad: Dien fi 4 ful of food and acceasoring, ia per Capt. John W. Horden of Little Silver, | foctiy legal, provided you shout in i |N, J, dled yesterday In the dental office | ihe taco of the enemy with the eame | of br Walter Le Maron in Red Hank ie | fervor that you shout Inte the aoup | Waiting his turn when he was! patriotism on @ vacant stomach ta a 10 BE ‘DOUBLE HEADER’ oye Should Learn to Distinguish Petrtetteen From| Grandmother Leaves $5,000 to LASTIN TWO WEEKS Prate-Riotism’” ‘Even Edison Has Been Unable) Young Woman Who Disap- to Convert Noise Into Bullets’’—‘‘'Gen. Grant, einai sie pel ¥ pane Couldn't Play the Ukalele”—You May Cheer’ ensaoten, separaiet trom tee fan rr , for the American Eagle in a Cabaret and When '\v when sho was a baby, t# being Twenty-Third Regiment. Ar- You Migh if Yi mory Presents a Brilliant oe ee gp coh yal ioe erastnetaet wan tars” Scene To-Night. sought. She ts heir to $5,000 from Thought the Eagle Was the Same Color as a) The grandmother was Mrs. Chare 7 re latte A. Benschoten of No, 218 West | Canary’ —“Patriotism on a Vacant Stomach Is twenty-second Street, whe ded Fab, | Sia ward te Tho sixth annual automoblie show Patriotism.” | Hhies 81 Wace Wetwer arenes oe of the Lrooklyn Motor Vebtcle Deal: | sihisieshaciinalailases jiams of No. 9% jam Streot to find era’ Association will open to-night in By Arthur (“‘Buga’’) Baer j the missing gir the Twenty-third Regiment Armory. Ld 9 M | Orieinally the famliy were in poor Copyright, 1817, by The Presse Publthing Oo. (The New York Evening World). | circumstances With the international situation looking darker than the inside of a year old @he was placed in St & motorman’s glove, this te no time to throw a moth on patriotism. But! Luke's Hospital ae an infantile pas at the same time, we should learn to distinguish patriotism from prate ralysis patient, Subsequently she was rlotism. A megaphone isn't « musket | tPansferred to Orthopedic Home fo: Children, then at N 0 West One Ww t Tt is promised to be the most brilliant When the child wag automobile exhibit ever seen in From present Indications, ance records, ‘There will be clo: by several spoonfuls, A man might /itundred and Twentycfourth Mires 800 cara on the big armory holler his head off for his country) Mer family have beard nothing of Arranged that dexpite the crowd tho and at the same time object vigor-| her since. : Visitors will be able to view the care ously to having the same article shot! In comfort All exhibits are on one floor, The chief oharacteristic of the show Wil be @ double exhibition, tasting {Wo weeks instead of one, The first fection, from Feb, 24 to March 3 will be devoted exciusively to plensu care, while during the second week, Marob 6 to 10, commercial vehicles and Parte will be shown. The motor world Will show what It has to offer sure and for utilitarian pur off. A shallow brook gureles =olAT ONCE! STOPS than a deep river. Kven Thomas! Paison has been unable to Invent ay U transformer that will convert noise {nto bullets, The only time that! talking can win @ battle is over a telephone, Hollering that you are, @ patriot won't help the stadt The Government doesn't pick out ite generals by ear TERY “Pape's Diapepsin” makes well A cabaret ia a poor baitlefeld to ling that the territory repre defend your country on, The horn! — sick, sour, gassy Stom- by the Brooklyn) automoblie ji that tooted down the walla of Jer- icho wasn't a section of a jass band. 8 Is one of the largest and rich United States, manufactur achs feel fin QUO _PATROTISH, hae era of are of both the paaner rand Gen, Grant couldn't play the ukalele ‘ Do some foods you vent hit back ition to the exlibltion. Tie makers | Patetotiom fen't measured in pints and quarts. ‘The {ce that George Wash- taste good, but wrk indy fervent have co-operated with sl diss ington crossed the I ware on waen't In a ativer bucket, A chemical aeey heeneen? Thee, te aed ng wi bth y Cre te che wae } analysis of the “Star Spangled Banner” would reveal a very email per. Hyepentt jot this down: Pape's Dias e of alcohol, Keyos wrote it on water, And the Declaration of Inde Pendence wasn’t written on the back of a menu. acids in the stomach so your food The cabaret patriots who yode! the loudest aa the Jazz band pummele| WOn't sour and upset sou. There I they had to| Hever was anything #0 safely quick, show an op; bly the be makers but als tunity of seeing not) cen products of the car the Very latest types Pepsin helps neutralize the excessive a bey! nericon” i 0 Ifleally sor the » phows have! out “America” to fox trot time would get terri y te A 2 ‘a prevel ahh sful froma welling | Shoulder a munket inatead of n fork. The alcohol in liquid sentiment aoon hoe cane Attia tad etrb dg volnt (hat all eyes of the motor, evaporates, And hattles are ao inconventent They are Hable to etart, arally RL Ae ealiet in et you selling world are now focussed before dinner or right in the middle of a round walt War wouldn't be | } @ hat ys Aare Ber ip Nive mine this territory, Which Includes the | bad if the als got out a achedule, As wars are fought now they cut tt 4 what pleases you most is Fone cote eee and. Divided tnt into @ soldier's evenings fearfully. And the gencrals don't furniah dancing! that {t helpa to regulate your atom: four counties It has a total popula- i icant ach so vou can eat your favorite tion of more than 2,000,000 and an| PUMPS to skirmishers, Nt of 1 drinks, | foods without fear. area of 40,000 square miles, ‘Tho It 1s much easier to be a patetot when you are full of eata and drtn Most remedies giv Brooklyn show has become distinctly A pontoon acroas the soup is a cinch. Digging a trench In the you relief some- Minital Mow. Ut Im a buyers’ show | mashed potatoes tan't very tough. We wouldn't mind going to war if you| tines they are slow, but not sure, with @ rather amall percentage of n't have to get up before breakfort. And in a pinch we could charge the “Pape's Diapepsin” is positive in neu- sightace Practically every typ? | enemy with spoons while they bombarded us with grapefrukt and confured tralixing the acidity, so the misery De found ae dee este, Market will | oegs. In a battle we could pave tho regimental colors by telling the wadter wan't con back very quickly. fore has there been ao wonderful an | NOt to verve ‘om until the leat course ou feel different as soon an “Pape's Diapepsin” comes in contact with the stomach—distress just van- — ishes—vour stomach gets sweet, no willing to eat for! gases, no belching, no eructations of The cab t alumni who are taking postegraduats military course at |All hie patriotiem up in the cabaret, our best restaurants and ‘buffets, and | ortunity presented in Brooklyn to © a selection of a car. a The management of the show ts vested in a committer which consists Moat anybody of Herbert 1. Carpenter, Chairman; | learning thoir military manoeuvres) his country. undigested food, your head clears and CM. Bishop, 1 C. Kirkham, A. EK. from the wine Mats, will find that Raat you feel fine, Randall. A. D. Corwin ond 3 64 ena they don’t fight between meala in) i nae euaibias |” Go now, make the best investment son he armory is on Bedford ve; war, They eat between fights. A lot y, * * on ew le, ti iT abd 9 | Waving the American fing is the| you ever made, by getting a large nue between Atlantic Avenue and) Ore whon the band plays) last hope tn vaudeville, but it doesn't | ffty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin Pacific Street, and is easily reached by Of folk cheer when thi 1 ch to atart cheering | 4 ¥ ‘gg subway, elevated and street car Hnes! our national anthem ecauso they | feauire much to sta ring in al from any drug store. You realize in i Tr 1 cabaret. After a certain stage the / five minutes how needless it Isto suf. and by motor car. ‘The hours of the jihink it 1s atytish, Same way with] ; . i a ia a Ic s aty diners will cheer the goldfish, they | ter from indigestion, dyspepsia or any S'The. following maken of cara witl|"Dixle.” Some of the people who get| will hurrah the sardines and applaws jatomach disorder due to acid. fer- be exhibited: Abbott Detroit. Apper= Up and applaud the loudest don't) the walters thumb, mentation.—Advt “yea rn (Genta: ae $s know whother the Mason and Dixon Well, even a cabaret patriot is is 4 Ine of demarcation or « line of/mrought face to face with the atern aw capacity is nojrealities of war when the walter hardware, Your lung capacity 1a nojgcalities, of | w er to gauge your courage by, You) Dort, Da Hupmobs Kar, King, Franklin, Hudson) Lexington, Jeffery, Keas he ty, 199 mobile suaswell Marion ;may cheer for the American eagle in| . FIVE SPECIAL National, Owen-Magnetic, Oaklant{@ cabaret and when you get Into a| ‘Overland, Old le, Paige, Packard, | war you might act as if you thought erce- Arrow, 1 Peerless, micr, Rauch |the eagle Was the same color as & ps | canary, | |. Noiae fan't patriotiem., The sain Winton ane} bugle that sounds a charge Na | FEATURES | SUNDAY WORLD, White 401 streat, ‘The diner who sud- — {# patriotle when the chorus Divorce for Mrs, Adetnide Wheel | orances out in white and red, blue Justice Aspinall in the Supreme | costumes ian't @ bona fide patriot | Court, Brook to-day granted Mra. | Voker chips are the aame colors, Any | court, Urvoklyn, to-day ranted Mra,| Ukr clipe are the eame colork, ANY MARCH 4TH late divorce} er huaband Joseph, |red, White and biue chips if they're ® candy manu irer, at No, 10 Lex. |mostly dlue, But the white birds | rs) A stenox- | don't get much of a vocal reception Mrs. Rigs Somehow a votes full of food doesn't " te the cust sound fo patriotic. And distilled pa- nt rid ehild and $20 a triotiem isn't Displaying the right brand, your patriotiom in a 4, a pilot, and | pa commanded the = whieh plied t A AR enti: ¢ Is often accom- th rewsbury | panied by @ veart, a his wife and a» triotism 2 falling Hair Is | ployed ax eMeleney, P | On retiring rub spots of dandruff and Cabaret pate enerally Mek. | iiching with Cuticura Ointment. Next ers out with the It morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water, ‘This cleanses the scalp ne There was never any doubt about = aw patriotisn, Only trouble et: Pan ae anne a charge 18 (hele tendency to over . day when In ¢ of war ail the eaharet pa-| of dandruff and promotes hair health. Ie | trlots would ask for the post of honor 4 [ia the frat Hi tables | Sample Each Free by Mall Inge on i . . | with #2-p. book on the akin, Addrens post-card: H The cabnret patriot generally anon | ae Qith J2P book on ine akin, Address postcard: MAIZES A WELL MAN, abdicealD dined ity Procrastination is the thief of tables, and with air and good exer: cise you need little elae. di the hver | Re@lth: Keep yourself well by neods rousing—and moat of us need | the timely use and help ot ce a woek—take a sale vegeta. blo extract of the loaves of aloe, May- Apple, root of jalap made into a tiny sr gar-coated pill, @old by almost every druggist aa ‘Dr, Pierce's Pleas | ant Pellets and iret pat up nearly fifty years ago. Most people die eventually of an over-acid condition, If the blood can Separate Supplement be rendered more alkaline, the longer of Any Medicine In the Werld. ‘ , » live. With regular hours, 6 to 8 ywhere, Ue boxes, 10c., 25¢. Song ory glaseea of water between meals, sen LST | , fible coarse food and a chance to get Words and Music the poisons out of the system, a man ~ will live to be a hundred, Hut, un- fortunately, our highly nervous way . B * of y brings increused storage of t t ria'sol ike Ween oF A ans tat we tans ont oe ) SOCIetY Beauties The machine of comy the stomach, liver anc work for the common gx ertised in The World will be at The World's Informas » Pulitzer Building Vark Kows -World'’s body is @ highly organised | @ ented parte in wiiel ft the kidne’ a vd. Damage | poison, and consequently we suffer m headaches, neuralgia, lymba hes or pains, rheumati Get rid of this uric acid p Color Pictures, { th er ’ 4 Hl Office, northwest « hat bl Jb ”> to any one of these organs rieres , taking a harmless mediei sth Ke and. Broadway) t with on 4 @ motor meet a7 A which throws nt th i's Harlem Offies, fin J e rac or you w the stomac nd! acid by atin ng the kidne th Sty and Worl Color Picture Sketched in Battie, Howels oorasionally with « »Mxa- | Drink a pint t water bef Kiya Office, 203 Was ha you can keep well, T deh fue als and ta ie (double or rovkisa for 3. days — t . © printiag @@ in man’a machi ba & , \r ple ength) after weals end at Sdvertisoments He, t f t uch meat, ar alcohol or 4 time, Ane an be obtaines F Ph h rk and tw f ex out | at Alisosb any drug store, or send our otos 0 e air bring conetipation bad | 81.00 to Dr. Pierce, Tnvalide’ Hotel, nn err Si k f Tv healtas Eat lee meat, pleuty of vege | Bullalo, N.Y, for full eetemeng inking of a transport adn, | Remarkable Pictures, j