The evening world. Newspaper, June 20, 1917, Page 11

pe May. Best.Month in Company’s His- “tory and June Promises to I am not only satisfied, but highly encouraged with the outlook.” — HOLD RECORD FOR LONG DISTANCE TOURING Several! hundred motorists greeted “Hyatt Roller* on its arrival in Perienced the greatest month in {ts| this city. During ite stop it wag on yy Seated Lg re sald, “when Teer ecagtired and shipped almost | where many people saw the oat, which, so far as is known, has trav- elled further than any other car in ork branch of the Maxwell Métor Sales Corporation, who just re- from a visit to the Maxwell fastory at Detroit, is full of optimism ing the auto trade outlook, days the output exceeded 500 cars the day, and a record shipment @ single day was 626 cars, WOMAN SICK Could Do No Work. “For about two years I suffered ffom a female trouble so I was un- bee t of Hyatt bearings. mr able to walk or| . Before starting on its present tour| ; this old 1909 Buick covered a distance | do any of my own | of"261,800 miles, It i | po rs. 17 » ale a Ave., Chicago, IL, e success of Lydia E. P’ " Conipowad, AR eos motorcycle equipped with Goodrich roots and herbs, is unparalleled. It |f*fety tread motorcycle tires, may be used with perfect confidence | P'oken PY three days and twenty hours by women who suffer from displace- ments, inflammation, ulceration, tr- al regularities, periodic pains, backache, | #xt*en hours heating-down feeling, flatulency, ine | DUNS, his run, Break Record, J. De Bear, manager of the Maxwell Motor Company ex-| the enthusiasm was shown| ‘te world. record, work, I read about Lydia KE. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound in the newspa- pers and continually for nine y: It brought almost immediate relief, My weakness has eared and 1|thousandths of an | Pi had better health. I weigh 165 —— pounds and am as strong asa man. I think money is well spent which pur- E. Pinkham's Vegetable . yaw | Allan T. Bed o' BRYAN, on a Hende Allan T. Bedell, on motor and tire trou digestion, dizziness and nervous pros- | tion of one nail punc yd E. Pi 'g . |in this city June Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- |'n this clty table Compound is the standard rem- by. Major ¢ Aw for female ill: and Hupmobile distributor, has enlisted In the ambulance aerviee of the Am- merican Red Cross, . Mr. Riess is to sail from “somie- | where in America” for “somewhere France” some timé this week, and ects to get into service imme- itely. the caaployets at the factory fndoing their bit for the Liberty bond issue, the company sub- scribing for $250,000 worth of bonds for the members of the organization. “From present indications should have even a better month in June than the last one. RIESS JOINS RED CROSS FOR WORK IN FRANCE i Son of Hupmobile Distributor Will |exn Do His Bit at a Motor To those who know him, this an- houncement will come as no surprise. | Mr, Riess is an expert driver and his Antomobdile men will be Interested Wide experience should ald him in in the announcement that Bryan H. of Aut Riess, son of Charles FB. Riess, the | Riess. ° ° Killed by Poisons All acientists agree that poisonous products in the blood are eliminated by ‘The kidneys act as a kind bh fe chang Toe aaperated, ed or degenerated, by », then these poisons are If wo wish to pre | 9: vent old age coming on too soon, or if w want to increase our chances for « lor life, Dr. Pierce of the Invalids’ Hotel that you should drink ily between meals and with your meals to flush the kidneys. Then ure at your nearest drug store Anuric, is Anuric drives the uric acid out. ish to keep our kidneys in the test condition a diet of milk and vege tables, with only little meat once a day, in the most suitable, water, take Anuric three times a th. Anuric is many times m« than lithia ‘und dissolves uric acid as hot water does sugar. work. The best wistes nobile Row go with young exhibition at the Buick salesroems, YOU'RB AN BASY PREY, with flesh reduced below a healthy sta: for Consumption and other Sorofu soases. And The “Hyatt Roller,” as it is chris- tened, #8 the endurance ear of the Hyatt Roller Bearing Company which | is making a tour twice across the continent for the purpose of demon- strating the wearing qualities of Hyatt bearings in automobiles. started from Detroit in its pri mileage grind on June 4, sinc time jt has added 1,200 mil overy 1s eapecti ‘ou're thinner than nu from wasting diseases, ipetty nutrition, or whatever cause, io" - up to the healthy standard. the al action of the plenty of water functions, {t arouses every gource and means of nouris! This veteran car is a 1909, Model 16 Buick, owned by ¥. B. Slagon of N Str Plainville, Kan, It was the winner of @ mileage contest conducted by the ow ‘ong as a Hyatt Roller Bearing Company n. 1915, when prizes were offered to mo- torists throughout the country mileage records of the greatest dis- Pleasant Pellets are the or pills, first put up over never equaled. ind easy to take as candy, tances travelled by motor cars on a| Don’t Wait for An Epidemic Last year the epidemic was on us before we knew How many homes are there that wish they had protected themselves against the dreaded disease. Prepare now. Hot weather is here. tion with the retail sales age! Buick cars at Plainville, Kan. ing which time it has seen a deter- ccording to be af opinions of §; perts after a careful examination, the pees ey on the bearings even entirely disap-|y is loss than NEW MOTORCYCLE RECORD. and disinfect your home. The New York City Board of Health recommends Uncle Sam uses it in the Sprinkle Acme freely in garbage can, on in Seven Days. the use of Chlorinated Lime. Army Camps. sink, toilet, bowl, etc. At all grocers and druggists, 15c. Refuse substitutes. DISINFECT NOW x Bedell Y QU cigarette smokers are strong for a new idea— when it’s a good one. You've certainly shown that —the way you've all joined the Lucky Strike smoke circle. The tobacco is toasted—that’s why. There’s a new idea that repre- sents the only big advance in cigarette making in 20 years. Toasted tobacco appeals to your imagination and your good sense. It makes you think of delicious hot buttered toast, of broiled steak, of coffee (roasted)—all sorts of things that taste better cooked. You know that 95° of your food js cooked— and, consequently has more flavor, We twast the Burley tobacco for Lucky Strike Cigarettes to give it more flavor and seal it in, In almost any store you can see this “demonstrated.” We show you why we toast the tobacco, The Lucky Strike cigarette is a new creation—a new idea because the tobacco— Its toasted , f, 5 te by 2 ince ma Copyright by The American Tobacco Company, Inc, 1917, €C Tasteful but inexpensive cigarettes \Toasted tobacco _That's why ver Vanity—piain or fancy | with compartment for | 14-Kt. Solid Gold Waldemar Watch Chains—for boys; choice of sev- coin, powder and rarest eerie pest ; monogram included; $f&| eral style links; excep- ° 5) “$6.95 To the lover of dainty china, How to open the package Tear off part of the top only, as shown y= 100-Plece American Porcelain Din- | conventional border deco- | ration; suitable for 12 persons; | Cefn rice $1498: $y BG)! price Sais) ule 17 EQ) Order These Groceries Laundry Starch BEST LAUNDRY STARCH 50. th. box, 83.90; 40¢ GLENCOVE’ GLoss 1 Crisco. ortening, frying, et 82 34, $1.56, t, BOs; doz. PINEAPPLES-—ripe, aweet Florida fruit; 41.70; excn. Le UW your dealer cloes not carry them, send $1 fir a carton of 10 packages to The American “THE BIG STORE” SIXTH AVE.. IBM TO 19T! STREET What True Economy Means--- ursday Is Double Profit-Sharing De Two “Sperry” Gold Stamps With Each 10c Purchase ALL DAY And What It Does Not Mean It isn’t difficult to differentiate true from false econ- omy, once you look the matter squarely in the face. TRUE te NOMY means Bivins ‘what you need, articles merely because they FALSE ECONOMY means buying unnecessary e “‘cheap;” or, golng to it, for as little as you can spend without the other extreme, exercising parsimony when you iy. ada should be liberal (not lavis! “ONOMY means ing @ store which hout . thas demonstrated its ability fm, ite will ° bev into the breach when buying problems threaten to over- Such a Store Is Greenhut’s Any Trimmed Hat At % Price The Annual Sale Is Announced for Tomorrow. $5 Hats at $2.60. $10 Hats at $5.00, $15 Hats at $7.50. $20 Hats at $10.00. No reservations, Hats for every Summer occasion included. ingness to step “Red Cross Week” Greenhut's tomorrow. Children. Jewelry Gifts For Boy and Girl Graduates ieces of Jewelry from our superb stocks, specially priced for our Annual June Sale. Sterling Silver Bar Pins—choice of Solid Gold Cuff Linke—choice of several fancy designs fine rhinestones Sterling Silver Lavallieres- fine rhinestones; three drop and other fancy designs; § | et with 53 et with tional value Dinner Sets American TOT Te price $19; sale, ar ROLLED OATMEAL... .cssee sense PINHEAD OATMEAL BEST FARINA WHITE CORNMEA a WHOLE HEAD RICE ; SCOTCH GROUND OATMEAL BABBITT’S BEST SOAP... MULE TRAM BORAX SOAP. BORAXAID LAUNDRY SOAP BABBITT'S NAPHTHA SOAP, » New York City in the ax Oifice on the Fifth Floor, Stamps till 12 o'clock. Bear Greenhut’ expenditures. Let us put our helpful facilities at your disposal. We can do so now better than ever. “Do Your Bit” Remember, This Is Call at the Red Cross Booth, on the Main Floor at GREENHUT'S A Special Purchase and Sale Boys’ and Girls’ 75c and $1 Canvas Pumps and Sandals, pair at... A49¢ 4,000 pairs of these coo! in whit jal styl | Solid Gold Lavallieres--dainty drop effect; set with three chip dia- monds; complete with $ soldered link chain; at Porcelain ow trip through this department is a real pleasure, for the very thing which excites your admiration you will find priced most reasonably and within your means. A Few Specials for Thursday and Friday 49-Piece American Porcelain Dinner | 100-Piece American Porcelain Din- Set—with neat lace gold border | regular price $ $6.95; sale price....... 5.50 100-Piece American Porcelain Din- ner Set—choice of two floral border decoration designs; one set with | border decoration; the other with a blue forget-me-not; ished with gold edges; regular ner Set--with neat light blue band and two gold lines; re, Fresh Cereals 10 Ibs. 8, Huntley & Palmer’s | BREAKFAST, So lde 28e 19¢ CUBAN | FINGERS, Wheat Meal, Prult; 9 | packet Age CHEESE Assorted, Milk,| pa p ket sees nape 18¢ | PTT BEURRE 189 |) 7 Flour GOLD MEDAL FLOUR FOUNTAIN. PREMIUM. PATENT. FLOUR HECKBR’S SUPERLATIVE FLOUR Sold with Gro Box 100 bare, 10 bare. 60¢ Single aa Stamps thereafter, and stinting yourself mind when apportioning your Concert by National Staff Band Salvation Arm Daily This Week From 12.30 to 1. On the Fifth Floor, During the concert contributions will be solicited by the Salvation Army to buy ambulances to be sent to France, and comfortable pumps and sandals for little ones will be distributed at 49c a pair in this remarkable underprice event at The manufacturers have had a backward season (because of the weather) and that is the only reason why you can save from 26¢ to Sic on each pair. Choice of Three Styles as Illustrated The uppers are made of c in “Mary Jane" Oxford and or girl from 5 up to size 2 for larger children. Pumps and Sandals for Growing Sizes 2'2 to6, dt .. 59c PLEASE COME EARLY tan and black; leather soles; All sizes for the small boy Couch Covers Striped effects in Oriental colors. 50-inch size; regularly § 50-inch size; regularly $ $2.25, : 1.95 60. regularly $9 35 regularly $6 ee aoe Window Shade#--size 3x6; ready to hang; In all colors, opaque; special, each at c Here’s a Great Sale of Wall Paper A splendid opportunity is pre- sented in this sale to purchase high class wall papers at remark- ably low prices: 12}4¢ to 20c Papers, with borders; per side wall roll 5c 20¢ to 36c Papere—for any room in the hous: 1 36c to 50c Papers—real bargains; at, per roll... 18¢ Store YourFurs They will be safe against moths, id burglary, in our cold, dry air vaults. The charge: ‘e nominal, 2 per cent. of valuation, Subject to a minimum charge of $1 for a Coat and 75c each for Seurf and Muff. Repairing & Remodelling Expert service at special Sum- mer rates. Phone Chel 000, or write us, and we will call for your furs. |. Bring your Grocery order to our mammoth Pure Food |» Sugar Market. The best quality Pure Food supplies are quoted || Beat refined granu 19¢ at money saving prices. Mail and telephone orders filled |] !ateds 10 Ihe promptly. Telephone Chelsea 4000. std Ubh Cretiee ertine, ibe 4 : Dainty Dessert be 13k 10e package. imit 3 dozen t > 4 chaser afd SAMPSON BRAND BAK. ING POWDER 9 na Me 1k has Aa PRINCINE BAKING POW DER aire sem, 61-46; 30¢ COTTAGE BRAND TRMA TOES. 2.30 a a 20¢ NOK BRAND TO MATOES. doven, $1.05; HAZEL QUALITY TOMA. TOES Ret deren... ane Go Filled Books ‘‘Sperry’’ Gold Stampa redeemable for $2.50 worth of merchandise in any department, or for We give aa Green Trading Stamps as usual. Ask for them. Double Sperry’? Gold Stamps all day Tomorrow only ' Greenhut’s Sale of 1,000 Summer DRESSES 5.50 For Women and Misses, ‘esses made to retail at $6.50, $7.95 and $9.75. Smart and serviceable dresses for city, country and seashore wear, ata price whieh will at once solve the problem of hundreds of our shoppers of how to add to their Summer ward- » workmanship and ma- such as you find only i the very best dresses that retai $6.50 to $9.75 each. 20 FOR YOUR CHOICES(2 BRE) GLANCE AT THE MATER VOILES, " WOVEN © OTTON GABARDINE, g ty om All sizes for wome: Auto Tires & Sundries At the Lowest Prices You can easily test th (Guaranteed for 3,500 Miles) he prices |i on” |S FOR FORD CARS SECURITY SWITC tect your ear from this EVERIGHT GAS GAUGES—< NO JAR STEERIN to your Ford; regu: OIL FEED AND BREATHER PIPES Qe a ter FORD BRASS RADIATOR CA \ ' EXHAUST DEFLECTORS: FRONT COMBINATION Lit ET, CRANK HOLDER AN! PORD SEAT AND TOP COVERS- & new car of your old one; # Also Sundries at Money-Saving Prices SPITEIRE SPARK PLUGS. . ATED HORNS--at. oy sylinder “$1.45 $1 MARVEL VULCANIZER MBTAL TOOL BOX-—22 TRIC TAIL LAMPS-~at UNIVERSAL RIM TOOL RUNNING BOARD COCOA MATS~ PYRENE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS RAPHITE ON A MODEL ASE.