The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1918, Page 10

LLM LE LL LL en Read What Father Lynch Said. A recent attack of pleurisy left me in @ rundown condition, My strength did not return as fast ns 1 desired, nor did my general henith improve as ft should, and a bronchial cough distre: ¢ greatly. I consulted my physician, who recommended Lino: nine, Before I had finished the first bottle 1 began to improve, the cough disappeared entirely and 1 commenced to gain in flesh and strength. Lino. nine has my hearty indorsement. 1 recommend it to all who are in need of a builder, or who suffer from bronchial or lung troubles. REV. H. J. LYNCH, Pastor St. Peter's Church, Danbury, 1886-1905. Kerr's F. S. E., Linonine, has been an effective remedy for coughs, colds and bronchitis for years. It was best in Father Lynch's time, it is best now, | eee EM Usioy Above on every bottle. gists.—Advt. All drug '400 SHIPYARDS WORKERS ARE QUT ON STRIKE | Fleet Corporation Officials Hope Staten Island Trouble Will End To-Day. Officials of the Emergency Firat Corporation spent yeaterday trying to settle a strike of carpenters and Join ere in the Staten Ialand shipyards. The men walked out Monday morning without previous Warning, Four hun Jred are atill on atrike. From the yards of the Johnson Shipyard Company at Mariner Har. bor, 150 men we ‘This concern is constructing w en sbipa, One hundred mon of the Standard Ship. bullding Corporation have stopped work. The third concern affected ts the Btaten Island Shipbutlding Com.- pany. Of Its carpenters 150 aro out At the yarda of the Downey Ship- buliding Corporation and of A. ©. Brown, it was said, no mon were on atrike All those yards, except the Brown yard, are under direct Government control and the company officials bave not had the authority to ne. gotiate for a nettiement they would bave to submit whatever domands they made to the Fleet Cor | poration, and nogotlations for a at. tlement have been begun. The men jof the Staten Island Shipbullding Company and the Standard Company ‘The carpenters were advined that | THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRU NEWS NOTES OF AUTON MISS BETTY HAMILTON IN HER MAXWELL have expressed willingness to arb! THE CHALMERS HOT-SPOT trate, and the Johnson mon, It is ex pected, will follow sult, It was sala GIVES DEMONSTRATION that in all the yards they might be | back at work to-day = average figures of the reoen week of national ilities in this Uptown—22-24-26 We. [| SPEAR & COMPANY |] | a Thies Brass Bed ‘© inspect the Special February —— This is an unusually low of such fine appearance and quality. & two-inch continuous post. deal Satine iilcre agent, cong mite ax’ learn about Spear Credit, it offersa $78.50 splendid war-time service for finan- | cing your home needs. ing, vlectricaily welded together, insuring rigid construction throughout. All siaee: satin finish B0c Weekly Spinet Desk Finished in Antique Brown Ma hogany. A beautiful plece of furnt ture, artistically con- structed. 34 In. long....' ¢ % Cash, $3 Monthly. ee A New Library Suite of st 34th St. $1 Cash Delivers You want to make it a point |), $18.50 Sale values at —on their rounds of inspection, are visiting us daily, The large number of people buying has convinced us ’ that the Spear high up among the leaders. rice for brass beds Sight worth seeing. Take time to The bed ta A Dainty Period Bedroom Suite Finished in = higher, Consisting of Hiapecially low priced - A beautiful suite which should be priced considerably or r. I oF Chifforetie, Double Hed und S761: | 5 Dressing Table. fi 915 Cash, $10 Monthly. td Mahogany, as attractive as it is distinctive 78) Table Colonial Period Dining Room Suite A Buite of 7 pieces offered during J this sale, because tt is « most usual value; 6 Chairs are cov with Genuine Brown Spanish Leather. 4 The Table te $-foot exton~ 9.97 sion, Bale price, complete $3 Cash, $3 Monthiy, , $19.78; Table, Finished in Mahogany and cov. ity Tapestry etl nese eens 76| Rocker *. +++ M409 Bench Pic un- ered 75 fO 4 ately priced eutte Rutiat 48 tn} : in, a2 William and Mary Library Suite ered with good qual $46.25 rin with 2éx8 © Cash, 08 Monthly Wd Unique Design in Solid vis ts -Piece Adam Dining Suite in Mahogany F Jy, exceeding engineers, parts of the | South and even Including a number of places on the Pacifle Const were not al wed owing to the mildness of the Finally, in order to trim the certain weather, Downtown—6th Ave. at 16th St. | [fil irurer dows to the mom severe att-| vnditions, the returns of the teu od ae the Const-to-Const peln—7 eeccmia, logon below tae, Jade "tn each ety. fe in the oven. in Aarne, ‘nlighily betow tn auarket rformances wore sla, and Groat Moines the avarag. Hun- either store. seconds, and in 2 4 to 22 miles per hour Is the mercury on below zero for ar jow throughout the teat nda for the Chalmers all alx eylind nde It was a mum power, The fuel at exhibition is classed |#!' Itisa BROOKLYN SHOW PLANS. With a total of seventy-seven exhib bile Show, which opena Feb. 23 in Regiment Armory, Bedford op rooklyn, the prospects are t for un exhibition that will easily equal, if not surpass, all efforts of oth Thirty-five makes of passenger cara will be display r fl Easy to Make This Pine Cough Remedy S Yusmnds of families swear ty ite Prompt reutte, Inexpenst ve, Mahogany Aad euves about #2. You know that sine fs used in nearly all prescriptions and remedies for coughs. ‘The reason is that pine | contains several pecullar elements | that have a remarkable effect in sooth- | ing and healing the membranes of the throut and chest. this purpose Pine cough ayrups are combinations of pine and syrup. The “syrup” part iy usually plain granulated sugar syrup, Nothing better, but why buy itr You can easily make It yourself in five minutes. || To make the best pine cough remedy ney cun buy, put 244 ounces (GU cents worth) in w pint snd fll up with | ome-made sugar syrup. This gives you « full a value offered |/¥\| pint—more then you can tay ready- Solid Mahogany |i} Tea Wagon | specially during g an made for 82.50, It ts pu od and e; wo 75 pure, an | grane Hb 00s Wels price 10 very. pldaaeut—ablideen tats eagerly. You can feel this take hold of « cough or cold in # way that means business, Splendid, too, for bronchial | asthma, hoarseness, or any ordinary throat ailment, Pinex le « highly concentrated oom- } | pound of genuine Norway pine ea- famous the world over n prompt results, Beware of substitutes, Ask pour druggist for “@% ounces of Pipex” with directions, and don't accept any- BY | thing else. Guaranteed to give abso- j| lute satisfaction of money promptly efunded ‘The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, | nd Acvt. $1 Cash, 600 Weekly ‘inish and we William and Mary Cane Top Table $19.75 | | FEB.9-1 The Leading Iiodes of 1918 Delivery Wagons, Trailers. N.Y and Evening, So! ished in Mahoganys inch top Cash, 8) Monthy. t States were selected by the oom: | # and tho following figures have |‘ |\tors to date for the Brooklyn Auto- | Pine tw famous for | BRONX SHOW MODELS. A tour of the Second Field Artillery at 166th Street and Third Avenue re- veals that the Bronx Automobile Show under the aus of the Bronx Automobile Doal Association is up- |to-the-minute in ry detail and the nodels shown are the very Iatest Some models which were not exhibited at the New York Show in January, owing to railroad congestion, are to be seen at the Bronx display. “Fou “alxes,” welves” are to be fo enger types in lar . the I-eylinder ¢ | f chan building vehicles and trailers in dnptable to every type of business for which @ motor truck can be used, also are to be found, ee SCHEU AND “KING EIGHT.” ‘The King Car Corporat! tributors of the “King Ei reorganized with B. A ing J. D. Porter as general manager C. B. Rice continues as sales manager. ho new organization will enlarge its sales force and inaugurate a big wales pian o ne extensive territory Under t new management, th tre for the “King close relations use, in addition to r, Scheu is also 1 wales manager for the factory ling the entire Atlantic sea- 8 of experience tn thi b eas, For five years ard Company, years with some of the bi« oll companies. Rice is one of the vet erans of the Row and makes a fine teammate for the general mannger, oe Simplicity, individuality and good taste are combined tn this year's Mitchell line,” saya President George H. Stone of the Mitchell Company. | “Thin year «the element of per formance will be the chief consider- ation of buyers and in thie respect the Mitchell line will invite compar- ison with any other car. | "The Mitchell policy to manuter | cure automobiles of power, endur- ance and stability on reserve lines | of dignity and elegance still exists “Radical changes in the mochant- cal construction of the cara are few. The changes in moat case marked in lady design, in furnishings and in minor refin of tho charsis, engine or equipment.” paren ‘SIX HUSKY SENATORS HAVE EYE ON SOCIALISTS |“Vigilantes” at Albany Prepared to Act on Further Display of Anti-War Spirit. ALBANY, Feb. 12. Committee of six me of remarkabl nd ~A Vigilantes bers—all men 1 development— has been organized informally in the Senate to “take care of” the Socialist members whose anti-war activities | have excited indignant protests from mombere representing ali parts of | the State, What this committee will do ts « matter for speculation. ‘Tho tact that it 1 headed by a man who has a son fighting on the French front in ¢ American Army, however, in \trouble if further attempts are made |by any of the ten Socialists to block logisiatton designed to be helpful to the soldier. The Sociatist members of the As- sembly have been proparing a bill making {t a for the head of any State or c! to demand an oath © © the Nation ind the fl 2nd FIELD ARTILLERY ARMORY 166 th ST. Near 3rd Ave THE BRONX. OPEN DAILY NOON TO10GOPRM EXCEPT SUNDAY ~Passenger Types, Motor Trucks, C, Marine Band Concerts Afternoon Mi. Le Zite conducting. ARY 13, {OBILES 1918. AUTOMOBILE INCREASES = PERSONAL EFFICIENGY| ared utility of the neng ear has done more to the standard of personal effict | than any other one caus jaye C. 1 Silve:, Metropolitan I butor of the Kissel Motor Car be meth- “Ths ie apparent b ode of Uving and in our business ac- tivities, It hae created desires which have neceraitated greater efforts and! harder work “It has made us the time | waved; It has apeedod wal activities: it has health, The Very ac car invigorates the mi aad pute us in the rlgh r individ: | n good} menta! condition to aavume greater Feaponatbilitins” ean THE NEW DORT MODEL. | The Dort Motor Car Company of Mint, Mich,, i# shipping the new Model 11, the [latest development of Dort engineering and body design. We. fadital changeelare fountin te oar, although several refinements 11) do- ‘im and minor mechanical improve- ments are noted, each almed to beautify the lines of the car and «implify opera- | tion, The outata Dort chassi ta its The body di improved b hood and fe i ype radiator in pisc fin tube formerly \e starting and light ter, Jacox we | 1T MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED aD’ among the ear give it a high valu $985, chassis on',,, f. 0. b. Detroit. Electric lights. Electric generator. Worm drive. 10- foot loading space. 2400 pounds. More brains than metal are used in building this Brains are hard to find and come high, but they are the cheapest in the long run. Ina great organization like the Maxwell Motor Company which, in four years, has done a business in excess of $100,000,000, there-are, many great minds, These great minds have found a way to make trucks stronger, yet lighter in weight (more thought and less metal went into the © truck). These great minds have found ways to build them better, yet at less cost. That’s one reason why you can buy a Maxwell for $400 less than any other truck of similar capacity in the world. That’s one reason why the Maxwell has a verdict of close to 100%: perfect from its service record based on the 6600 Maxwell trucks now in use. Small monthly payments arranged (f you prefer MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORPORATION 1808 Broadway, at 59th Street (PHONE COLUMBUS 7181) Brooklyn Branch: 1410-1412-1414 Bedford Avenue and Prospect Place _ BLACK JACK } —A WORLD “WANT” AD. WILL GO AND FIND IT) —