The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1918, Page 10

[statement recently made by Vice Presi- jdent I ©. Reuschaw of the Mitchell | Motors Company, Ino, of Racine, Wis. “The very reverse te, in fact, the case, AUTO PRICE INCREASES NOT ARTIFICIAL BOOSTS eae tains Sea tt “Tt te @ rather remarkable tribute tolcreases forced by rapidly increasing the fine epirit of the automobile busl- | manufacturing costa, {hess that tn the face of the most serious! “For @ long time the materia) situa- @hortage of cars the industry has ever!tion has been « hard nut to crack. With Pees. no manufacturer even thinks of |stecl makers and other suppliers boost- applying the old remedy of boosting ing their production to meet war-time @rlces to cut down demand.” was the requirements, M hae been aN labor situation | ‘t made the Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets job rs] enmter, You car ake a million and a half or two million of our youn, men away from the working forces o nd not feel a sharp short. the line. We have found r to employ good men at good It actually costs less to build an nobile with alert, intelligent men with cheap labor. | “Prices must Increase, of course, We joan't (el when such increases will hit Jus, When the raise comes it will be no false or artificial one arbitrarily made | to increase pro! pn WAR TIME USE OF AUTOS. “You know fifteen men ‘over here’ necessary to feed a ‘over there.” How wel doing your an one of the fit- thelr olive color | tant” aake F. W. Wright, Dort dis- Toharencear bentyl bright eves, | trfouter Ms ots hong ape de lp by Ae ng ike with his patients, ive Tabletsare P Dr Bawendi Olive Tebtonens sari bd mabe wo “Look about you and you will find Runp ‘Uncle Bam's aoldicra healthy wna © Dr. Ed Olive Tablets act on the eficient are men who drive automo: fiver and bowels like have {fie ore oy OV y ee “I belleve that a census Would dis- close a predominant percent owners able to show a la ‘They start the bile and overcome con- stipation. That’s why millions of boxes lag valuanie “time aaved af re cold annually ot at 10c and 25c per box, | t ugh the employment of their are, Ail drugeint. Paks one oc two UghUY | Sint ira' ts tebe fosked uso Lin atment rather than an exp Saves you $400 now and makes you a present of its total cost a year hence te, Worm drive. Electric lights. Electric generator. 10-foot loading space. 2500 pounds. $5000 truck guarantee. Built right to get it light. More brains than metal were used. Self- supporting. Amateur proof. More than 6600 in use. 99.6 % perfect, according to the serv- ice records. If you like, take your time with the payments and let the Maxwell buy itself on the run. It pays its way from day today. $1085—the lowest priced truck of similar capacity in the world. MAXWELL MOTOR SALES CORP. 1808 BROADWAY, N. Y. CITY BROOKLYN, N, ¥.: 1410-1412-1414 Bedford Av., cor. Prospect PL hard enough | | MOTORISTS’ BEST ROUTE SHE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NEWS A AND GOSSIP OF THE AUTO WORLD: Popular New Typ That Is Interesting Broadway) SEDAI e of Sedan APRIL 24, | — ORT ETRE APPOINTMENT OF TRAFFIC ° BOARD CALLED O OPPORTUH Coupled with the statement made by \tr Secretary of State Hugo that hia office | ¢ ie registering an average daily increase of 836 cars over last year, Mayor Hylnn's announcement of the appointment of a ‘Traffic Board of eleven is opportune, #0 Cc, H. Larson, President of the Motor Club, points out Hugo's figures mean that an add |ed 1,000 of these motor driven vehicles, | Ea solution of the ht cated task | renche | erent lenthustasm over the baby is simulated TO REACH CAMP UPTON For the benefit of those who are plan- ning to run down to Camp Upton tn the near future, the Tourist Bureau of the American Automobile Association, No. the routes leading to the eamp. ‘The shortest possible route ts that via the Jericho Turnpike and the Middie| County Koad. ‘This road t# very guod ns far as Smithtown, but the balance from sixteen niles, Present. Motorists are therefore advised to fol- low the Merick and South Shore Konda as they will then find a good hard road all the way to Tangiers, a distance of sixty-five miles from Now York. rond leading north to the camp from this point, which Is only about six miles in length, {9 under construction but 1s nevertheless kept open to trafic, To avoid congestion on the Merrick Road many motorists will no doubt pre- fer to follow the Motor Parkway, where there is a straightaway run of nearly forty-five miles, with no speed reguia tions or crossings of any kind to hamper fast running. ‘To reach the Motor Park- way from Jamaica, follow Hilletdea Aw hue to the Rocky’ Hill Road and turn left at the greehouses. The entran the parkway is only a short distance north of this point on the Rocky Hill To reach Camp Upton by the shortest turn left at the end of the park- way and run north through Jake Grove to @ junotion with the Middle County Road Just beyond. At prosent. however the better way Is to turn right at the |lake and run south to South Shore Road at Sayville, ‘This cross connection be tween the Middle and Sonth Cov Roads tsa dirt road, but in dry weather \ft is usually in fate « | One other road exists. which could be }used In case of necessity, though noc oF is In poor condition at dinarily advisable, This ts the road for peas fn use, running north — fro Patchomue to Medford Station ar. th | east through Yaphank to the camp. Thi fa at best but a. oor dirt road. a lh H® COULD UNDERSTAND. 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