The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 14

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1918. PCO re wee y pie HERE C ATONOBLESHOW [22 he exhit At irvine 7 rm aX gion Avene T yh of t M . BIG SHOW PLACES src | ttn THE IDEAL CLOSED CAR 4 w f and art nv) doth | : M ve satan 69th Reci-! ad fe lings for ingle aa a a thal tne ls At this time of the year, when cold o. | anegement ents a CRIs | sdminsion rice, | Thia arrangement | niin by about 4.30 winds, rain and snow make riding in the 4 ment Armory in Addition al tN k] tha ea meu Gs Et Ved | open disagreeable, there is no vehicle like to Garden. t t @ Gard ue to ; Ai anaiyaia af Gre etal the Reo closed car for real comfort and ESE OER ; re eb, y]nuinber of th fie tad saline a utility. The Reo answers the call of the space for the New York Au ile) to 8, will be devot paserrn see 8] beet al seasons. | We are now displaying a wide variety of the Reo closed types in our salesrooms, just suited for winter needs. The DEVON ‘i nancies 7 — In appearance, economy of upkeep, ease Black 56:45 and up MILLIONS IN COAL NEW OVERLAND PRICES. OVERLOADING RUINS TIRES. of control, cost, and in many other points, PEERLESS °*&’ = ATT —— Many men of moderate means who the Reo has established an enviable repu- ys-Overiand announces @ Have bought motor trucks during the ind Rave wone into the tation. Our closed types embody so many 1 business have had little! features that they must be seen to be ap- ning or exp tion and stand in a position to incur mers | The Willys Six wil nbd , ix will Theavy expenses unnecessarily | ., ‘ : Fu cee wot te Uonod Beate $¥6 Come in and see them. They make | pric |Company, as its most important word ideal Christmas gifts. a drop of of advice, s4 “Avold overloading - $1 1H down: | your aruck too heavy a load) sedan, $200 6 nd $43 on the 3 Fight Opened to Add $300,-! 000,000 to Valuation of the | RE BSI Aleta arreotte born: tHe advky heap ReoMotorCarCo., of NewYork, i. of overloading than | A good solid] Broadway, at 54th Street | | t a! Schuylkill Region Lands. A. C. A, AT HOTEL SHOW. Bl ae CRU aaa One of the exhibits at the Hotel Ex-|cut down this mileage is to put too} Brooklyn: Newark: New Recholle: cial to The Evening World.) position in Madison Square Garden this|heavy a load on the truck 1380 Bedford Ave. 37-39 William S:. Main St POTTSVILLE, Pa, Dee, 18.—A |the result c eck that is attracting much attention | "silos ite nity ortho as: | PACKARD MAKES CHANGES, A. C. NMarringto 4 les of the Py |the County Comm or eo tax | he “ na} pany of New York, mass | n, Vice President of 4 Motor Car Com: ned to han- | veut nt tens ate i Pn eid | Heke ita beon wt ‘ $100,000,000 without much ¢ i it | from e| REO PLANS FOR AUTO SHOW. valuation must | Although New : | now Is several wee Di aanir souGe| eated to fill Mr. Harrington's H. Bertram Lewis, | r In add ready have made plans for James J. unt, General Young Man, Are You Known as a Good Foot-Dresser? Note the heel of this shoe, It has just the number of lifts men who know what’s-what demand. Note the toe. It draws in and drops to just i | panies, by their p the tapering point the fellows pick out whose shoe ree Aeorh lati taste you admire, \ Note the tip. Lots of length to give balance to the narrow toe. A thin, racy last, yet comfortable, heikae and with real, honest-to-goodness style. You'll papain Rubbi Isaac Z Vendroveky, one of |rooms at Columbus Circle the education of children has been the foremost students of the Talmud | well model which, he assert have to have it. It looks right with the rest of neglected on this account; that pub-|and author of many works on Jewish |the latest and most noteworthy in Max- ce park have en rutnl « Jay at|well craftmanship—the new Maxwell your outfit. f mtr after | Sedan WALK-OVER SHOE STORES j 15 i ; sia, in| The cur has a Fist : in, he | set low on the chas: seal fsa uneooar ane sErOrS Jor minery with their fat Ge line Gaeree oh tne h , to find be is something new glass look hung at th or the car Within h Pennsylvan Frank C, Reese, Aud Highway Department, of the Anthracite and mot charged at to-d " Charles n William Cur re will han - ' ing under his st ' eir jand burden of public ex- Se | VENDR Le Baad Harry J. De Bear, Manager of the o ROG TArmer ent of Tatmad,|New York Maxwell-Chalmers branch, towns have bec ellatous Badttor, [has Just put on display in their sales- new Max BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. CLLINS & C Fulton Street. Brooklyn A Special Sale Thursday Was Leading sume cause; that! represents Newark, Nod. in the way of a plate out, The gasd tunk ts r, with a vacuum feed Paterson, N. J. Ist Mar | uphkeepsio, N. Y.—207 Main ot no detail seemingly fe the owne a= FARRER SSS! 4 ~ Peter : al region | Misa Helen Simon to Wed. | e Con-| Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Simon of No.| Swann Awaits Crack « | 6 Riverside Drive announce the en-| District Attorney Swar gement of their da D. Stapleton jr U. ‘s. Helene, to|day that he w crack of doom. ee HAVE MUSIC WHEN THE Ctedcent BOYS COME HOME th, i tupieton of ton has just returned | p “| Come Mother, This Castor Oil Is What You Need---Don’t Cry! though the tons of ¢ © Klond It you, mother, had to swallow the awful dose--- | | Think back to your childhood days---Ugh! | | Give your children Cascarets instead, Cascarets | taste like candy, Every child loves to take a quarter of ont js Retual'y Fald Cascaret. Besides Cascarets act better on the three-quarter cents finding its little liver and bowels when the child is bilious, | | | and Engi | showed that of the eight-cent tax | per ton of coal charged consum- ers by the coal trust only one Women’s Black Boots [Two new models made of fine, Black Kid Skin with Black Cloth tops; welted soles ; Louis XV. or military heels. Sale Price 5 00 Value $8.00 e Also on Sale in our N. Y. Store =All Sales Must Be ae, ir f th a way back into the treasury of the constipated, feverish and sick, Cascarets are corporations. Cc ! delightful---harmless---cheap! 100”, American House Liberty Bonds Takenas Cash Pathe Phonographs, $15 to Here you will find a choice of the finest quality of PIANOS, PLAYERPIANOS and PHONOGRAPHS from the least expensive to the highest grade. UPRIGHT PIANOS FROM $275 TO $450 ANDERSON PLAYERPIANOS FROM $560, $590, $610, $640 TO $800 : Your choice of Player actions—Auto De Luxe, Standard, Pratt Reed, Higel and * the famous Welte-Mignon. The Autopiano, Playerpiano and Anderson Player ; Grand Piano. Pathe and Crescent Silvertone Phonographs from $15 to $ Used Uprights from $65, Playerpianos from 8890, Pinnos taken in exchan as part payment. COME AT ONCE, DAY OR EVENING—OPEN UNTIL 9.30. Help co-operate with the Government. Do Your Christinas Shopping Now. PLAYS EVERY MAKE OF RECORD WITH- | cout. conipat have refused to OUT ADDITIONAL ATTACHMENTS. » bi how ‘ Other Styles, $50 to $290 HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “‘Offers of Positions”? than any other two mediums in the universe. French Prontt bration, VA, Dec. 18.—Th h Savoy border! reriand wa iuminat Each 10 cent box of Cascarets, the pleasant candy cathartic, cons tains directions and dosage for children aged one year old and upwards, LIBERTY 291 LIVINGSTON ST. Reppin ome meres bonfires Bun¢ nt ; When the little one’s tongue turns white, breath feverish, stomach BONDS ong Gi Nearly Oupesite Keeney's Theatre MOST LIBERAL ae | PT Ics etn nasi taa: Bout, there is nothing better to ‘‘work’’ the nasty bile, souring food | there was dancing on a large scele an . el beac oT Spore mae eneing sf Maree Beale and constipation poison from the child’s system. . Give Cascarets, I Established 42 Years Bel. Nevins & Hagover, Brooklyn of the war, then never worry, ~Advi,