The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1919, Page 19

of the Poertner Motor Car Company, local distributers for National cara, ‘The Sextet boasts of a aix cytinder ‘valve-in-head engine, bailt in the Na~ SAFETY FIRST AND | Type of Heavy Duty Motor Truck With Body Suited for Many Uses| Feragil Gallery |“ Opens the Season; © Kanews Clty doom) with elaborate sarcasm the Ment Place “SEXTET” LATEST ~ MODEL OF TE ~ATIONAL PLANT tional plant, for which a great deal ts 4 < George Stowe, Presifent of the) W ith aGoodShow lotte Coman, ts in wate It is jed emportum a batch Mitchell Motor Car Company of New _ full of delicacy in tr Th nfortable ol 4 on the years, state it will withstand careless | york, who is tntereeted tn any plan| atmosphere of spring crop t per. aide of th you can ALWAYS,” STOWE’S MOTTO that will prevent automobile acci-| dents, says: | “The Halifax Automobile Associa- tion recently sent out « bulletin that contains some very good ‘Safety First’ advice under the caption ‘Safety First and Alwaya.’ It follows: “Drive as if every other driver was @ born idiot. | “Drive as if all children and most pla, addrewatag thy promis arm House at Spring,” by Char. | nent By W. G. Bowdoin. The Feragil Gallery, No. %4 East 48th Street, opens its fall season with an excellent exhibition which includes some notable pieces. Certain drawings and sketches by Rosa Bonheur, in this exhibit, are | Particularly noteworthy, The sub- \Jects include galloping horses, gras-|f ing sheep, lions in repose, goats and | f ristently and graces the resultant pic * ond ¢use the ture with Its charm. —— . Jovesnment and argue about nothing THE OLY TIVE. |trom morning tit night, and not be (From the Philadelphia Bulletis,) | disturbed by customers trying to edge "Should @ gentleman ever contradict| round you to buy something or tale a lady?” |Over a {little private business with me. “Only when she protests that she iswithout having your snouts stuck inte not _beautif it” nd spit and a} oa erie LULL ent on ae 06. chamois, The lions are eget d N e e e Ge Great 1070 car has arrived on Dedestrians were auicl «i Lucius how! fresh in treatment, and their attl- | Ou D | f M Shi : scares row. Tt tts vexy toot Benth your whesia lhe oS r Display of Metric ohirts | wo = aare ee Sextet. ae if every hill had @ chasm - some éxcellent dox types in character. N ‘wee given ist handling. O1 these, ooac! Ny ‘ ite « reception at the oulearoome “Drive as tt every curve was a ANDERSON MODELS ARRIVE.| NEW RENAULTS ARE HERE. |aos, ts snown standing, io is cov-|h) Seems thoroughly imbued with the three-fold MMighwayman, a Bengal tiger and a = — — ered with coin spot decorations, Hig the Re: o! 6, 01 4 . rseys, rds, Cr 5 a eraoeful Get” turd abpearance. vad he Renault t France, hose, Amer and the modeling is superb in each Jerseys, Jacquards, Tubs and Crepes. 7 ere has been some speculation > “es = oe en atl received two shipments A trait of M we » aC port car. : i crayon portrait of Mra. Weir by POSLAM oa to when the supply of motor trucks A highly interesting model ts the! gare within the past ton! y."Alden Weir is this artist's single | N $2.50 to $15.00 Meet the demand, but those patented convertible roadster in which | ia¥*. direct from the f Inet eu: | contribution, os : who are in touch with the situation {he,,sloping rear por ton “fy Gleveriy|tinuity of these shipments ta assured | Artz has drawn a soft and highty | e — can ee no way to even " and new Renault models are offered | pleasing study from a Tength | fy Pest » Bile Poslam on sick dkin, mand ta the near future” says em, eccmnndeting three, additional pat: |tor delivery atter Oct 1. |nude male figure, seated, N CLs epread to cover the affected surface rough detours which are anything|Taylor, distributor of Signal motor ‘he transformation. St “Marion” (a sketch), by Irving R. | 8 wil soothe, coel and comfort. And! pnt pleasant to negotiate. ‘This means | trucks, a HIS SUPREME SACRIFICE. Wiles, is a pencil drawing. It is con- | N the skin, urged to throw off its dis-|just so much more unnecessary wear SAFETY IN NUMBERS, (From the Birmingham Awe-Herala, | Cerned with @ girl's draped figure in | § ‘ formation to @void “- ® t them,” th alors; Round,” na. in, ie to harms. Advisable |" © te bad etratchon Bite ARE Agri the Urfee gan peor ce oer Te | Peetene eae fo me crore hare ina lade gu always becanse eruptional skin is risky creased production, the. demand | = te tolerate, treubiesome and embar- STANDARD’S CITY BRANCH, |<eeds the suppiy- « rassing in the extreme. Let Poslam —— eapurn Tas show the way to perfect skin health. The announcement that the stand-| AVOID BUMPING THE TIRES. Sold everywhere. For free sample |ard Stee! Car Company of Pittsburgh, —__ Authorized Exchange Dealers NEW AND USED BUICKS Glidden Motor and Supply Co. 239 West 58th St. __00e door East of Broadway. condition should respond so that gratifying tmprove- ment may be quickly seen . Simple, because Poslam ts ergency Laberatdries, 243 West 47th St, New York City. Poslam Soap, medicated with Poo Leary hema beautifies complexions. ~At ‘ ‘and tear on @ car. For example, the roads between New York and Atlantic City are tn @ very bad condition for a large portion. of way, and yet it is Possible iby, consulting @ bureau which first hand in: manufacturers of the Standard “8,” have purchased the interest of the Taylor Motors Corporation, No, 1920 Broadway, this city, which will from now on be @ direat factory branch, came somewhat of @ surprise to vari- ous Standard “8” owners of this city. B. C. Johnson, Vice President of the old company, from overseas management of this business, has been appointed General Manager of the new tranch. In a recent Interview Mr. Johnson said: “The change {# one that is going to materially benefit the owners of Standard cars, especially in and laround New York.” who since his return service has had the “Examine your car before you start, .| net after you stop—and you won't bave accidents.” i TRUCK DEMAND GROWS. “It is true that there are more trucks being built and sold than ever before. The export trade is crying for trucks and 300,000 are needed to il) this demand alone for the current ‘When @ car that ts rolling along at & speed of twenty-five miles @ hour strikes @ stone or bad bump, the tire receives’a blow at the point of im- Pact of nine or ten tons in force. Many drivers who would regard it as &n insane proposition to strike one of their inflated tires a blow with a ten-ton hammer, ride merrily along day after day in their cars, taking no pains whatever to avoid the bumps. Even the best tires give way in time under such treatment, says the United States Tire Company. A alight turn of the steering wheel when these obstructions are met means the saving of _tire expense. |_ In the showrooms of the Sidney B. \on view. PMNs oe |e E | A Hort Spot Chalmers Has Six Wonderful Cylinders OU would scarcely believe they were in the engine, or forthat matter, that there hardly was an engine in the car, You might be tempted to guess that there were more than six of those wonderful cylinders ina Hot Spot Chal- mers were it not that you seldom have to bother much to keep them “tuned up.” They are alert, ‘“‘fast,’’ give you mile-a-minute speed (if you want it), lift you over most any hill with a smile, behave when your engine idles, and are silent. But do you know why? Hot Spot and Ram’s- horn! Little and simple — but they make an awful differ- ence, : Don’t take a ride in a Hot Spot Chalmers unless you want to get rid of your old car. For if you do the “old boat” will never feel right again. A Hot Spot Chalmers costs $1685 f.o.b. Detroit. It’s worth quite a bit more, spirit of Service, Style and Selection—Silks, ibre Silks, There has been intense rivalry for|tail curls most bewitchingly. A|K crouching fox forms a good subject, |N us painted by Mr. Bull, His lion's head, in silhouette, is a pretty bit. Bowman Automobile Company, Broad- way at 52d Street, the newly arrived models of the Anderson Six are now some time among foreign motor car Woven Madras and Percales. manufacturers, and more particularly among their representatives In this country, to reach the lucrative Amer- jean market first with new post-war models. The race has been won by Warren Davis has contributed sev- eral female nudes, in his most entice | ing manner. The poses are fetching | With particular emphasis on the Silks, for there ‘These include the five-passenger tour- are Peau de Crepes,,Shantungs, Broad Cloths, ing, @ roomy, highly finished car of (rom “What is that long list?” “My New Year resolutiona.” “But why did you make such a lot of resolutions?” the Lowlevitie Coulendoureal) full length, and seated, ‘The obser- | vation point is from the rear. W. L, Lathrop's numbers include a “suneet” done In water color, and a|fN “Late Afternoon,” also in the same 1456 Broadway Broadway, at 49th Street 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn 125th Street, at 3d Avenue 44 E. 14th St. “I don't hear you talking about your 47 Cortlandt St. ‘ortlan: . motor car any more, Have you sold t “No, I've made the supreme sacri- fice.” “What do you mean?’ Revised Schedule Net Prices VACUUM CUP CASINGS “TON TESTED” TUBES | Standardized and Uniform Throughout the United States oa a ll re @ Wessel ASED on raw materials, purchased at x comparatively low prices, Vacuum Cup Tires and “Ton Tested” Tubes—the choice of a million motorists—were, on July 19, and for ’ the second time during the current year, sub- stantially reduced in price. n° Now, a high and rising market on fabric and other materials compels announcement Mt of revised schedule, effective October 1, as follows: | = as rte 33s Chalmers Motor Car Company New York Branch, 1808 Broadway Corner 59th St., New York City Phone Circle 5550 OPEN EVENINGS ® BRONX BRANCH, 175th.Street and Grand Concourse » Sszse esses Soke & Owe INAS 3. 3. 3 5. 5 5. 5. 6. 6. 7. 7. 7. 8. 8. 8 SSS ESBSS Sees FSS 283 saase asa bet SE Adjustment basis—per warranty tag attached to each casing: Vacuum Cup Fabric Tires 6,000 Miles Vacuum Cup and Channel Tread Cord Tires, 9,000 Miles PENNSYLVANIA RUBBER COMPANY JEANNETTE, PA. i Quality—Service—Safety—Economy