The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1917, Page 13

S (Ne PUTS ARRYS ARROUN MOTORS TREASURY STOCK Present Price $7.00 Will Be Advanced on March 14th to $8.00 EST UNION TEL AM (REWCOM® CARLTON, present GEORGE W. E. ATKING, rine vice-rni DETROIT, MICH., MARCH 2, 1917. HARROUN MOTORS CORPORATION, 6O BROAD ST. , NEW YORK. HARROUN PLANT AT WAYNE WILL BE RBADY FOR INSTALLATION OF MACHINERY MARCH FOURTEENTH. ON THAT DAY THE PRICE OF HARROUN STOCK ADVANCES FROM SEVEN DOLLARS A SHARE TO * EIGHT DOLLARS PER SHARE. THIS IS THE FIFTHADVANCE SINCE HARROUN SECURITIES WERE FIRST OFFERED, EACH BASED UPON SOME DEFINITE ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THE PROGRAM OF THE CORPORATION. BOARD OF DIRECTORS INTEND TO PUT STOCK AT PAR WHEN FIRST 2 IS SHIPPED. REMEMBER FOURTE SN THOUSAND CARS HAVE BEEN SOLD TO DA I THIS YEAR, AND OVER SEVENT ‘OUR PER CENT OF PRODUC= TION SOLD FOR NEXT FIVE ARS WITH BEST AUTOMOBILE DEALERS IN THE WORLD. WITH PLANT PRACTICA PLET WITH MOST OF MACHINE EQ jIPMENT IN DETROIT AND WAYNE, AND SOURCES OF SUPPLY } S MORE THAN NINET PER CENT T, HARROU SUCCESS A OUR ENTI MARVELOUS \ FINANCIAL Us. ON HAS DONE 3 THE GREAT IS GIVING PRESIDENT RPORATION. To insure present offering, remittances should be mailed at once, ‘payable to the HARROUN MOTORS CORPORATION, Offi« of Treasurer, 50 Broad St., New York City. Phone Broad 2542, Or if more convenient, through any National, State Banl:, Trust Company, established Brokerage Houses and those who epecialize in Harroun Now Hoffman Company © Preferred Advances he $1.30 Per Share Thursday, March 15th Now $1.20 Per Share and one free share bonus of common stock given with each share of preferred purchased. Charter Provides That Preferred Stock Must Be Retired and Company must pay the market price of the stock on day of retire ment—not simply par value, Since the common stock s nothing and Preferred must be retired from earnings, then the» f this stock is obvious New Hoffman's Leases at Goose Creek to any thinking person The Company controls 600 acrps ut Goose Creek, Texas, where wells are reported “coming in” several 4 week now, ranging in production from 1,000 to several thousand borreis each. It hag let co well on Its leas nm which a nearest reported on chased one-half interest duction Company IL ae $130,000, Gulf FP acres In tie Hi $300,000, Its Producing Property at Humble, Texas New Hoffman 1 1 : cOHun gust north of Hi ufficient acreage the ¢ r 1 rty adjoins that of tirst Hoffman Ot Co in ten months. Its Management in Field fa under the personal supervision of Henry H. Hoftman {a the man who organized each and eve records are # orth briefly be ing ‘ds ry en Kkholders FIRST Hoffman Oil Caspase Searatad in Humble Field and paid nearly 3,000% to stockholders in 1) months. New Hoffman's producing property adjoins this very property ts President, He be proved by ofticers TWO other Companies organized by him summer of 1916 in Goose Creek Field just sold a seven-eighths interest to Humble Oil Company for @ consideration that will enable Company to pay stockholders of one a 300° dividend, and of the other 180% dividend by April Ist. They retain one-eighth interest besides in all future oil produced by purchasing company. New Hoffman Company in This Goose Creek Field where these successes have been made, cont hes let contract to drill NOT LESS THAN Teams Cash, or }) {Application wat rols more than 600 acres and 50 SHARES SOLD TO ONE PERSON Cash and ! in 30 Days ng facia of the au esses uw OIL SECURITIES & INVESTMENTS CO. 27 William St., Suite 714-715-716, New York Telephone Broad 6361 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— “in wre waaiaan oki A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND GET I" re Seer tn EVENING Wo "Sculpture and {CAR RUNS WILD, ans " Mural Paintings ONE AHEAD; AHEAD; TEN HURT ° | Montclair Show motorman says He Fett OR —Con- | ductor Badly Injured While By W. G. Bowdoin. \ Trying to Avert Crash, The Montclair Art Museum, in it#| A trolley car deserted by Its motor- current exhibition, which is to be man and running wild at forty miles continued until April 1, has as- - rst sembled garden aculpture, mural “” hour crashed into the rear pla paintings and draperies, and a model of another car at Sixty-elghth Street of an open air thentre that tt ta pro-|and ‘Third Avenue, Brooklyn, shortly posed to ereot on the grounds of | hefore 2 o'clock yesterday morning, in- Jullan R, Tinkham, at Upper Mont- suring nine members of @ large party clair, and which has been modelled by! jomeward bound from « ball und Ernest Pelxotto and Orlando Rou-|cnarteg Saunders of No. 11 Fourth land. | Place, conductor of the runaway car, The exhibition gallery, in the Rand | who made a plucky effort to avert the Room, ts thus far more crowded than | oiitgion, usual, but the fountains and garden police Capt. Gallagher of the Fort sculpture are charmingly arranged and the general effect obtained is highly pleasing. | Victor David Brenner !9 represent. ed by two emall bronzes, “Pan” and ind and, Matter” “Pan” appears ted with crossed legs and with , snapping fingers. A pmail frog is Of. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get pleasantly featured at his right and| at the Cause and Remove It. affords an excuse for his snapping Dr. Edwards’ Olive ae cant the and Matter” represents a confilct between a nude man and a | the Bowe! rl ag wipe eats ‘Ag Centaur. The group is character. | “C Dowels and positively do the wor feed By ViVIE a08 tntehes Gotion. | People afflicted with bad breath find Janet Scudder sends threo pieces, Gis relief through Dr. Edwards’ ot which her “Young Pan,” con- Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar- corned with the smallest of Pans, fe conted tablets are taken for bad represented as joyously piping on breath by all who know them. Ps, Coumte vines. Eile chupby Tight) De. Mawarde’ Olive Tablete ect foot rests Nghtly upon the back of 1 . crab, Scallop shells are used ay fa but firmly on the bowels and base motifs. ver, stimulating them to natural ac- ‘Malvina Hoffman has contributed tion, clearing the blood and gentl a pleasantly modelled nude male fig- purifying the entire system. They d ure, with @ panther cub held feteh-| that which dangerous calomel does inaly in his left arm, under the title without a the bad after effects, Fo Aaa ttargbel Be an! All the bencfits of nasty, sickening, neh A ain Gallery bee * griping cathartics are derived from ghown (at the Berlin Gallery some Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets without its Hie” & founbaln -fedre or any disagreeable effects M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of practice ainong patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint with the attendant bad breath. , Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Takg one or two every night for a week and note the | | effect. 10¢ and 25c, All druggists.— Advt. is newer but far more conventional, It deals with a nude maiden holding a bit of conventional draper “Baby and Doll, Sun-E Henry Berge, Is a cute trea @ nude infant who has sn. Q doll from off a sce-saw, and the weight of the balancing doll at the other end causes the see-saw to be converted into a gnomon for the sun dial, The modelling of tho infant is good. Isabel Moore Kimball has modelled a “Merchild” (fountain figure) the two tails, The pond lilles used as| hair ornaments and the one held Inj _ the child's left hand are all well CONCERTS AND Music. handled. METROPOLITAN ER | A series of tapestries from the TO-NIGHT, AT 8. SAMSON ET DALILA| Acta TAMRON GED, looms of Mrs. Cornelia J. Vanc | wee at Greenwich, Conn., ar - productions of classic designs colorings introduced are spien and realistically used. The offering by Andrew T. Schwa) entitled “A Pastoral—Over Mante Decoration,” is highly decorative. The spinner sits on a wall bench with her distaff, amid tall trees and by the placid pool. Grazing sheep come into view just over the bank and the masses of shrubbery across tne water contrast beautifully with the well painted sky THEATRES. ] WinterGarden {v1.2 SHOW OF WONDERS ve SUBMARINE. F.7 fh ee STRANGER THAN ic [ION PRINCESS Siihrca'wet"'s OH, BOY! #23"? Ernest Peixotto’s “io La Gh Ww Granja,” 1s a superb fou from. SHUBERT | which the water gushes n the mouth of a mask tn the fountain wall The curbing is charmingly rendered in the * CLIETON {Ww eonn | Maxine biiot’ 's wi in Its rounding. The others Petxotto gr the coloring Irene Weir vast ries O CASINO We s fous Bes semmeert YOURE IN “LOVE BOOTH UR. NaGiret 2 MR, WILLIAM GILLETTE HURL CCEASPUL CALAMITY. MoROSt CANA RY COTTAGE 39TH ST. ite 8 Oey rie The + will hold at Waal its club been captured bythe ovina wl Y EMMA DUNN It “OLD | LADY 31" Re Oe Short enitated: in, the Dos iN MEAVHOUSE Sta Gan nee Ininton atthe. beginniny of the THE MAN WHO CAME BACK Lares a Heil 48TH ST. Carte Bolg Pm ge » Home Defense Leag f the 7 nl ee The SSH. LONGACRE§,,, «. WM.COLLIERIn NOTHING yr TRUTH , THEATRE otiasitiny 3: Admini el Carney Suffrace Week March 12 WASH’N SQ. PLAYERS qomedy tre, OW. tt PRESENT BILL. PAST WEEK ¢ STANDARD \,: THE YELLOW. JACKET New Bright will appear in the le the Staten Island Academy David and ¢ 20. TICE, pail vs, ho" Ps Soe —_ We ten Hamilton Avenue Station sald John | to the Norwegian Hospital po igres f Costello of Nov 196 Fulton Street, the | Compound fractures of both Tore and motorman, had headed the car for the |Contuslona of the face and scdlp barn at top speed and then Jumped off. 78 SS aa Saunders had no warning of Costello's | HAL NOTICES. _ absence from his post until the car ASK FOR and GET crazily rounded @ curve and plunged | Is down an incline. Saunders rushed to | the front platform to apply the brakes, Oo r Cc but arrived there at the moment of the collision. The Original Costollo was arrested yesterday and | Malted a held in $1,500 ball on a charge of ' Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price. criminal negligence. He says he fell PHOTO PLAYS. ON EVERY FLOOR IN EVERY SECTION Spring’s Official Opening Matchless Sale Specials in NEW SPRING GOODS These for Today and Tomorrow:— off the car, The conductor was taken PHOTO PLAYS. 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