The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1918, Page 12

Oe ame SEF ee i ci re A et ee re lene eli eee PRICES GOING HIGHER “What about future prices for auto- mobiles? Will they cost more after the wart” were two questions asked George Stowe, President of the Mitchell Motor Car Company of New York, on his re- turn from @ visit to the Racine factory last week. “Well,” he replied, “in the opinion of our officials, who are constantly In touch with Washington, the trend of prices is bound to be constantly upward, and, as they see It, automobiles will cost more after, the war than the present range of The man who can afford @ new car and wants one should buy now. From indications car prices, instead of de- creasing, will increase. Car prices dur- the year 1917 were lower than ever before and cheaper than they are ikely to be for years to come, “It was during the year 1917 that motor car manufacturers reached the peak of production distribution. them from the Buy The maker's W. ticular. Eastern Distributes __ 18% BROADWAY, NY. features Mid-Week Clearance ‘‘Specials’’ Desirable Apparel for Present Wear At Extremely Reduced Prices Waists Tub Skirts THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1918. Machinery that must be charged on th ad production was mostly paid for Je * plans had been so systematzn thatthe expense from this end wa atively gmail, In addition had become very keen amc ferent makers. “All of thee things te the price of motor cars tion has been changed MUST PUT DELIVERIES jed to lowe Such a cor the war ON ECONOMICAL BASIS, “One of the most atriking examples of inconsistency during these war days In the man who economizes in spots,” says W. F. Meihuiah, President of the Pul- ton Truck Company. “Some will re- ligiously observe all the —less days and keep right on smoking as many or more three for a dollar cigars, Again means more to you than salesmen’s « talk. You have implicit confidence and S purchase without hesitancy. The CASE-SIX Cars stand for the highest order of merit in every par- S The maker’s name is your * guarantee of service, durability, econo- my and comfort. Case Cars are of the “D. S. 0.” we find some firms crowding every de partment for big productions and low You buy some things because of the Pi mark of difference and superiority; the eminence of rank which separates ordinary. name and guarantee ~ to-the-minute machinery and meth- FULTON AND DRIDGE STREETS an i | ONDER IN SHOES SPECIALLY ARRANGED SALE FOR TOMORROW, THURSDAY 1250 Summer Dresses For Women and Misses 3% & For Dresses Retail Up to $10.75 A marked diversity of models and patterns and all the materials in vogue, Foulard Voiles White Organdies Every dress involved is fashioned in that smart, crisp manner so appearance and durability. patterns, colored stripes, Georgette collars and velvet and fringe 0 * of the features. 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The billions of dollars to be spent | in good roads and in a widespread | development our farm lands for| instance le directly to the tre- hat power equipments | will play in these vast developments | re in g! which will count so heavily in our | #nd fast ; and bun plan to strengthen to the limit our resources. To farm lands and good roads, in a discussion of machinery and power 5 .00 equipments be added, of | thethings Made to arene | hn no Ao WELL AS GUNG Foot=Ease to Be Added to Equip- ment of Hoapvat Corps at Fort Wayne, Tnder the above heading the Detroit | , emong other things saya: | iers whose feet || A an walk further | | who have corns | in rawhide,” \| amp Mannal advises | \| ing to shake Foot=Ease in| ach morning. mendous eporta, of all | in their Com automobile and ne'| the most’ pri menof the navy. 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