The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1917, Page 12

peers sors ——— “ ghowers of rain and sunshine are to STEWART OWNERS NEED WOT FEAR FOR SERVICE USE YOU: OARS AND AD MONS ARSPRTATON |F EUGENE, p. WERRMAN... CE LOR EE eE EE oey te the wave of peesimiam |p) in cartain circles of the , the Marmon Au- | ft New York, Inc.| wion of its new ements mt 1880 eoveral thou =|n A CHALMERS DUPLEX BREAKS TEXAS RECORD | Joo Dawson has once more driven a Chalmers to victory and the possession ofa Lage or | never eq poke pa by ead ROT A PARTIE, OF DANDRURE OR sss Sis Driving the same make of car with | Save Ges n ae ite | Ta Boar retina tt She : eauty in just a me piloted a. fou few moments. “Danderine” makes hair| Rin ; t thick, glossy, wavy and beautiful. Within ten minutes after an aj tation of Danderine you can not find a single trace of dandraff or falling | "Ty hair and your scalp will not itch, but |b vwhat will ‘please you most will be after ce a few ~ecks’ use, when you see new | \ hair, fine and downy at firsty-yes— | but really new hair—growin, over te eal era cat ee (OVERLAND ANNOUNCES Danderine is to the hair what 0 vegetation. It goes right to the roots, NEW LIGHT F UR SEDAN’ invigorates and strengthens them. Its inne ai aimmpasied -exhilurating, stimulating and life-pro-| There will be more people riding In ducing properties cause the hair to|closed care this year than ever be~ grow long, strong and beautiful, fore. A fresh impetus to the closed A little Danderine immediately |car businers is the announcement juat doubles the beauty of your hair, No|made by William Colt, local Willys- difference how dull, faded, brittle and | Overland manage: new convert- seraggy, just moisten a cloth with | \tle five- passenger | Been on the tee and the Chalmers M odel 90 Neht Danderine and carefully draw it call thie rar eee Light Four Bedan a closed through your hair, taking one small | strand at a time. The effect is amaz- | ing—your hair will be light, fluffy and | wavy, and have an appearance of |! abundance; an incomparable lustre, | woftness and luxuriance, i car would but half! ay “In a Get n bottle of Knowlton's Dan- |< derine from any drug store or toilet |! ar . counter ,and prove that your hair is | 7% pid sola | and soft as any—that it has | che. lected or injured by cureless | t--that’s all-—you surely can atiful hair and lots of it if you will just try a little Danderine.—Advt. rangement,” Stewart 20 MILES per gallon of gasoline is the average of very many Stewarts. 7,000 MILES per tire is the average of 30 Stewarts in the service of one firm, $1.52 PER CAR is the average yearly repair cost of all Stewarts as shown by our annual factory sales reports. IN 5 YEARS NO STEWART NAS EVER WORN OUT, HERRMAN MOTOR TRUCK CO., Inc. 607-615 West 57th Street, N. Y. Phones 5572-5873 Columbus. 8¢ Ton, $845 1 Ton, $1,390 1}4 Ton, $1,695 2 Ton, $2,195 NEWS OF AUTOMOBILE SAVE YOUR GASOLINE THE “DUAL PURPOSE CAR.” " THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1917, One of the Firestone’s Testing Fleet No. 3 Doing | its Bit — in Teaching Tire Bowne FIRESTONE TESTING «CW: BEAUTY DOCTOR bie OWA _— TELLS SEC SECRET t Besuty Doctor vy Doctor Gives Oelee to Darker Grey § ieivand™ Make It Soft and G ' Miss Alice Whitney. a WF i-heown trot, Mich, te We following nh look twenty ye 3 n ye hy or grensy and does mot Bnabe Infants for ‘invalids te of the dual purpose ’ Ss man recently ox K c. T, Sliver, metro r of the Kissel Kar. | ¢ THE ORIGINAL PERFECT SERVICE MALTED MILK CALL OR WRITE FOR Rich milk; malted grain, in powder form. peratte vying children Prre nutrition upbuilding ie wholebody. | Phone Vanderbélt seoi Invigorates nursing mothers asd the aged. WAREROOM! NAve. «at 39th More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc. Instantly prepa: . Requires no cooking. Substitates Cost YOU Same Price Automobiles Keep Men and Merchandise Moving Railroads are ean to their limit today to supply transportation for man and merchandise. The automobile has stepped into the breach, and is the second greatest factor in meeting the national need for more—more—more transportation. You must keep your car fulfilling its part of the need, “Use your car, passenger or com- mercial, more and more to relieve the transportation pressure onthe Nation’s railroads and merchants’ delivery service.” SAMUEL P. COLT —keep it ready day or night to do its part in your transportation service, —keep its “feet” well shod, —give it the tires that have stood, and are continuing to stand, the test of mileage, —the tires that give low mileage cost and high anti-skid service. Put United States ‘Royal Cord’ Tires on your car—make compar- isons for yourself, =~ United States Tires Aho Tiree for Moter Tracks, Moter Are G ood Tires Noo, 12, 1917 foe Beery Nerd United State: Tabes * Poe aad eis and Tire Accessories Have all the Sterling Worth and Wear that Mate United Staus Cycle, Bicycles, and Aeroplanes Tires Suprowe i" i is i si i inf Ni aman i oe i ia i a I AE SAH NH