The evening world. Newspaper, February 19, 1919, Page 15

York, NEW MITOHELL SIX WINS BIG SUCCESS jel Mitchell Six, | t time at the re . met with instant | cent automobile shows favor. “There wa and at the f 6 question fn our minds hat after eighteen months of patient development work by | our engineers we had a ¢ command President Mitehell “but it ¢ to see the way judgment att ly was comforting confirmed our Don’t Let Soap | Spoil Your Hair | When you wash your hair, be care- | ful what you y prepared sham alkali, which ix very injurious, as it] dries the scalp and makes the hair} brittle. i o use is just plain | . for this is pure It's very ost expensive | The best th mulsified cocoan and entirely « cheap, and beat soaps or anythir all to pieces. get thi y drug store, and a few ounces will last the whote family for months, Simply and cub he hair with water it a teaspoonful is It makes an ce , creamy lather, cleanses tho roughly and rinses out The hair dries quickly and s soft, fresh looking, wavy and easy to han- it loosens and takes out Advt. Throw off the shackles of habit,—step into any one of our 15 Shirt specialty shops and see the excel- lent shirt values we offer. As shirt specialisis, we take pride in the fact that we show at all times an 5 sortment of patterns, a variety of styles and a standard of value not to be equalled anywhere else in the country. Beller Than the Ordinary. Russian Cord and Woven Madras - SHIRTS (GHAI SHIRT SHOPS SPECIALISTS In AMERICA "enor, 170 Waterbury = To Help Make \Strong,Keen Red-Blooded Americans SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS) sei | Touring Model of One of Latest Cars Put on the Local Market |i.2"oo%502" AMIE Fi One of Popular Eight- Cyl inder | All-the- Year-Round Models LIGHT TRUCK ESSENTIAL TO PRESENT DAY BUSINESS rticle of dust, dirt and dan- ne of the transp easily handled. @ freeing of m shipment of rawn vehicle went | FRENCH HAD BIG WAR JOB. | ly released by the ection with truction books | Information |War D | the publi. on all type vast quantity ssary to carry d twenty-nine lof motor equipment lon the war. It re Tiny trucks, tractors and with ‘apt. F FREE LUNCH IN SCHOOLS. Needy Children Must De Ped at Clits Pspense. Authorized Exchange Dealers NEW & USED -BUICKS | Glidden Motor and Supply Co. | Pai e West Sath St. * Weomdway, KING: : aa <a t* THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1919. is rg sR, *» SALE AT “ALL THREE BROOKLYN STORES: | For convenient shopping open a charge account at Martin's When Barney Oldfeld. retired al anata om f cteveland, |i 1329-1331 4810-4812 he motoring port | , 4 seen two oF BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. ally the dean of Oidfeld. drove original Ford a For Convalescents Who Don't Convalesce Ravaging diseases, like pneue monia or typhoid, leave you with wasted, anemic body and va ferocious appetite. Ay is Nature's means of ing you to nourish yourself back to normal, But while anemia lurks in the blood, you remain weak and delicate \y despite the food you eat. You would do well to brace up your system with a good tonic like Gude's Pepto-Mangan. Gude's ‘Pepto Mangan “The Red Blood Builder" Tt makes the blood richer and redder, It increases the power of the red blood cells to distribute oxygen —the breath of life-to every cell and tissue. You note a new thrill of power ard strength in all parte of your system after a course of Pepto-Mangan. Easy to digest, agreeable to taste, universally pree tcribed by the medical profession FRIENDLY WARN! Lan gon ‘Mangan and that package as shown everywhere. Popte-Mangan is made only by BREITENBACH COMPANY Manufacturing Chemists, New York | There ts only one e's. Sold in bottle Sold by drugginte Ms Si i. More miles per gallon More miles om tires You're getting a June Style in a February Maxwell HE MAXWELL car of today is so vastly improved in appearance that many persons believe we have produced a new model. That is not the case. It is the same chassis, scarcely with a change, on which 300,000 Maxwells have been built. ; But it is a better looking car. It is finer in fe finish; angular lines have been straightened out; ir fenders improved; bonnet simplified; cowl made ea flush with the top line of the body; seats thick- * ened by three inches; circassian dash installed; | gas tank slung in the rear, etc. | There are twenty-four things done to make it } more beautiful. We made the Maxwell simple to start with five years ago. Then we kept on making and making these cars all alike. We have now com- pleted 300,000 of them, There is logic in doing one thing and doing it well. We have followed that logic. And re- H sults tell today. } | Maxwells have always been noted for their reli- { ability. Now they will become noted for their \ beauty. \ And today we are in a position to give you a { June style in a February Maxwell, which a year | ago seemed quite out of the question on account | of the war, » Come and see the latest Maxwell. Maxwell Motor Sales Corp., | i New Ycrk Branch, 1808 Broadway, Corner 59th St., New York City || Phone Circle 5550 petifors come ted againat hin career, At Gates Ave., Bet. 48th and 4th Brookiyn, Brooklyn. Martins FULTON ST., Cor. of BRIDGE STREET At Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn Continuing Thursday and Friday Our Great Annual Pre-Inventory Sales At Still Greater Reductions VERY garment in our Three Brooklyn Establishments must be sold—in order to make room Spring Merchandise. The following items are selected at random and give only a faint idea as to the Wonderful Values to be received in all departments. Reductions of Half and Less COATS Coats Regularly to 29.00, how Reduced to Coats Regimens 34.50, Now Reduced to Coats baat ( to 42.50, Now Reduced to Coats Romaarrs to 45.00, Now Reduced to Coats aint te 69.50, Now Reduced to SUITS Suits Regularly to 37.50, Now Reduced to Suits Regularly to 50.00, Now Reduced to Suits Regularly to 59.50, Now Reduced to Suits Regularly to 75.00, Now Reduced to Dresses Regularly to 18.50, Now Reduced to DRESSES 975 15: 9.75 Pom Pom Coats ( itwsrate) Dresses Regularly to 29.50, Now Reduced to Dresses Regularly to 37.50, Now Reduced to Dresses Regularly ‘o 47.50, Now Reduced to Formerly Priced @9.50 18.50 24-50 Beaded Georgette Blouses ~ a Red uc Girls’ Wash Dresses Reduced from 2.00 and 2.50 9 75 Others in materials of Wool Velour, Kerseys, Plushes and Mixtures, some Fur Trimmed. Mostly full lined. ed from 5.76, 6.76, 7.75 2: 85 Selected from regular stock. 500 exquisite models in hand embroidered, beaded and braided effects, in Navy, Black, Taupe, White and Flesh. Closing of Our Entire Fur Stock Consisting of high grade coats, dolmans, sets and separate pieces; Reduced regard- less of their cost. A remarkable opportunity to purchase furs at a great saving. COATS AND DOLMANS SCARFS Formerly 1,350.00 00 Formerly 226.00 Genuine Mink Coat, 775 Natural Blue Fox, Plaid and striped gingham, pink, blue and green chambray. large hile collars and cuffs, belted and pocket effects, buton trimmed. Sites 6 to 14. 100.” F ly 650.00 A F ly 125.00 gy oviudson Seal Dolman, 475" bale fy & Poiret Fox, 79.50 Formerly 600.00 3 25.00 Formerly 95.00 55-00 Hudson Seal Dolman, Natural Skunk Collarette, Formerly 500.00 00 Formerly 69.50 Hudson Seal Dolman, 295 Fox, poiret or taupe, 42.50 Formerly 450.00 N Formerly 59.50 Hudson Seal Coat, 250 00 Be, Collarette, 39-50 Formerly 375.00 Hudson Seal Coat, Formerly 300.00 Jap Mink Coat, Formerly 200.00 Natural Muskrat Coat, Formerly 195.00 Natural Marmot Coat, Formerly 175.00 Natural Nutria Coat, SETS Formerly 375,00 Natural Blue Fox, Formerly 150,00 Fox, poiret or taupe, Formerly 100.00 Wolf, poiret or taupe, F ly 45.00 wre iets Seal, 20.” 179: 110 95-0 Poteeny 52.50 |, poiret or taupe, Formerly 42.50 ° Fox, poiret or taupe, Formerly 29.50 Dyed Skunk, MUFFS Formerly 47.50 Natural Skunk, Formerly 44.50 Fox, poiret or taupe, Formerly 40.00 Wolf, 32.50 29.50 19:75 3.2.50 29:50 24.50 15-90 7.95 10-9 175 75.00 Formerly 27.50 Dyed Skunk, Formerly 13.50 Hudson Seal, 45 Odd Scarfs and Muffs, ALE AT ALL THREE BROOKLYN STORES, CLOTH BOUND, NOW READY. 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