The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1919, Page 17

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TIRES NON-SKID FABRIC 30x3% - $19.15 35x4% - §45.35 Other Sizes in Proportion BIG TIRES—EXCESS MILEAGE For Sale by Dealers | Presto! and $350 Sparkler Is a $150 Piece of Glass, All Done by Black Magic now you declared. “1 decided to have another | setting for it as i was getting sick of the other one, So I took it to this man, And this is the man that took | my diamond.” “Did you see him take it?” " “Not exactly, but I know that he put another one inside the ring, be- cause when I had it priced the ring was only worth $150, not $350.” “Tell me all you know of the case.” “I thought he was a jewelry man and I takes it to him. Then he says, | ‘Let's go over to a setter,’ and I says! ‘For why? Aren't you a setter your- self? and he says he isn’t, Then he} takes it and does it up in @ piece of paper, waves it around and puts it In a box. ‘That's your diamond in there,’ he says.” “Did you leave it with him?" “Yes, and when I gets back I looks at the diamond which was not white like my own but was a bum one ‘What for you change?’ I says, and he says, “My dear woman, I sce you are not crazy.” “Why did you bring this woman into court?” His Honor asked Abe. “She comes to my shop and tells me I take her diamond and then sits down and cries for three hours, spoil- ing all the trade.” As Abe was not the defendant the Judge did not inquire into the alleged sleight of hand activities, He thought, howover, that Mrs. Lubin might have had good cause to cry for three hours if she lost her stone, and discharged her. As soon as that news was com. municated to Mra, Lubin the flood- gates once more poured forth their offering in memory of the trick spark- ler, ae a ae VICTIONS by the landlord are a matter of course all over New York City, but on the east side these gentlemen are being sadly pressed by competition, For the past few days there has been an epidemic of evictions of father from the family cirele, No longer does he tip-toe up the stairs so that the janitor may not hear, nor sleep on the steps because ot a late home-coming, Now he comes home early in distress, won- dering the while whether his pet Mortis chair, hiy favorite necktie or his pipe rack will greet him on the sidewalk, - The procedure varies, though father is the favorite target. Two days ago one family provider and check book slept on the Delancey Street Bridge as a result of mother-in-law's iron rule, Yesterday another told of the locking of the gates to the ancestral halls by the neighbors. And then there followed the tribulations of Louis Schwartz, who started the trouble because he bad no place to go. “Your Honor, he has been hitting me something awful: Let me show you,” said Dora Schwartz as she started to disrobe before a packed and interested court, She was advised against this course by her lawyer and the case went on, Meanwhile Louis had been straining at the leash in an effort to get In a word or two, “Your Honor, there ts some mis- take. I am the one that is worst off, Only making $12 a week by my push-cart and yet she is buying $11 shoes, $38 rent and everything. She gets after me herself.” It was a matter of note that Mrs, Louis was about half the size of her husband. “Have you any children?” Judge Nolan, “Have I any children? say I had some. ‘They are the trouble. 1 got chased out of the house and then the kids won't let| me in.” asked I should said Dora. “Oh!" moaned Louis, Judge Nolan adjourned the case till Thursday in order to have present all who are bringing up father. Authorized Exchange Dealer | NEW AND USED BUICKS ws PRS. | “I will bring them all to court,” More mileage, more power, more satisfaction-when you use So-Co-ny See Friday’s issue of the New York Evening World for a list of dealers who display the SoCOny sign. LINES Re COLOFNY The sign of a reliable dealer and the worlds best Gasoline REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. MOTOR GASOLINE STATA f These 16 Maxwell Trucks Ran 90,010 Miles; Total Repair Cost, $830.59 T is one thing for a motor truck to show long mileage on gas, oil and tires—and quite another to stay out of the repair shop. Maxwell trucks have become well known for their obvious economy. ‘This deals only with the repair side of the Maxwell. It is printed after the second mail of returns has come in from a canvass of 10,000 Maxwell owners. The first fifteen trucks examined showed a mileage of 109,700 at a total repair cost of $313.07. These sixteen did not do quite so well, yet they hung up the magnificent average of $.009+ per mile on repairs. One ran 20,000 miles at a cost of $220. A second covered 12,000 miles at a cost of $12. A third did 5000 miles at a cost of $15. Another passed 4320 miles without a penny’s cost. Still another passed 3000 at no cost. Again a fifth did 4000—and no cost. It is further proof of the contention that Maxwell trucks are efficient in more ways than one: they run at small cost and it doesn’t cost much to keep them running. A further analysis disclosed 15, 18, 22 miles to the gal- lon of gas, 200, 250, 275 miles to the gallon of oil. And not a single owner among these sixteen hesitated : to state he would purchase Maxwells again! (a II ing i{ Maxwell is the efficient motor truck. Be- cause it earns its cdst in a short time, and saves many a good dollar in freedom from repairs, Price for chassis $1085 f£ o. b, Mire slla'te'sire = Detroit. Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation New York Branch, 1808 Broadway Corner 59th St., New York City Phone Circle 5550 OPEN EVENINGS BRONX BRANCH, 175th Street and Grand Concourse CUMIN Hn UO AA SA AT MTT 4