Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, May 21, 1919, Page 11, Image 11
NEW STEEL WHEEL FOR MOTOR TRUCK Announcement of New Design Made by Firestone Fire and Rubber Co. "I've had men tell me time after time that they couldn't sell pneumatic tires ♦or trucks," declared C. S. Bushey. Fire stone representative yesterday. "The argument—and it was a good one as far as It went—was that it was altogether Spring Aggravates Your Catarrh Sore and Irritated Membranes Choke Up the Air Passages You cannot realize the full benefit of the balmy spring weather as long as the air pass ages are stopped up, and the delicate and tender membranes are kept sore and irritated by offensive Catarrh. And in so many cases, the disease seems aggravated with the change of seasons. After using sprays, douches, washes and lotions constantly vou should be convinced by now that only temporary relief can come from these local remedies. Many unfortunate victims of Ca tarrh have used this method of treatment season after season, and each year finds them still af flicted with the disease. In fact, as long as you use only such remedies as reach the surface, you will find that the disease continues to grow worse tor while these sprays and inhal ers and lotions may unstop the air passages for the time being, they have no effect whatever upon the cause of your Catarrh. And unless you treat the cause of any disease, you will never be rid of the disease itself. For this reason it is important that you realize that Catarrh is THE GLOBE THE GLOBE REMEMBER THE BABIES' PUREMILKFUND ATTEND THE SKYLARK AT WILLA-VILLA MAY 22 "Hello, Bob- — JML My, But You're Surely Looking Never Looked WB(^• e^er * n our What a difference it will 1 A make to have your friends mk 11HSHEgg greet you in this sincere wa y, when they see you in your new, s nartly styled GLOBE SUIT. When your friends say, "I see you've got a new suit," it doesn't mean anything out of the ordinary. But GLOBE CLOTHES will make 'em say, "You're looking great-you're there." And remember, too, that GLOBE CLOTHES cost you no more than the ordinary kind of clothes. < S2O $25 S3O $35 S4O Why wait until the last minute to buy that new Decoration 1 Day Suit—buy it now—selections are at their best right NOW. All Men's Clothing, Furnishings and Hats At Special Reduced Prices to Soldier Boys in Uniform THE GLOBE WEDNESDAY EVENING, too difficult a task to make road chapges. "And aa a matter of fact the 1/rger sized pneumatics—say, 38x7, 40x8, and 44x10. are so heavy that they have been considered beyond the capacity of one man to handle when using the ordinary type of wheel, where it is necessary to detach the tire from the rim. "Then you have the additional ex penditure of time for Inflating the tire —and that is often a difficult job in itself. "Recently the Firestone Steel Products Company, "realizing what this obstacle meant to the working efficiency of motor trucks, developed an entirely new idea in steel wheel design, to accommodate Firestone demountable rims. •'With this combination, it is possible for one man to remove the largest tire not a local irritation which stops up the air passages and inter feres with the breathing appar atus. True, the effects of the disease arc manifested in these annoying and often painful symptoms, but you must treat the disease itself and not its symptoms only. Remember that there are mil lions of catarrh germs, and when these infest the blood, you cannot hope to be rid of your Catarrh until these germs are absolutely eliminated from the blood. And this is why S. S. S., the well-known old blood puri fier, is such an excellent remedy for Catarrh. S. S. S. is the most thorough blood remedy known to science. It thoroughly puri ties the blood, and cleanses it of every trace of disease germs. So, if you wish to be relieved of your Catarrh in a rational way, you should begin taking S. S. S. to-day, and you will have the same satisfactory ex perience as the thousands of other Catarrh victims have had. This remedy will remove from the blood all disease germs, and will so build up the general health, that you will find your svstem in splendid disease-re sisting condition, your appetite will improve, and you will again enjoy the vigor of robust health. S. S. S. is sold by druggists everywhere. You should begin taking it to-day. and if you wish any medical advice without cost, write about your case to Chief Medical Adviser, 82 Swift La boratorv, Atlanta. Ga. and apply an inflated 'spare" in five minutes even less time than that. And it doesn't take an experienced man to turn the trick, either, "Why. the other day at Mncon, Oa., six society girls—members of the Red Cross Motor Corps—none of whom had ever laid a finger on a truck tire before —participated in a tire changing con test staged by the manager of our "Ship by Truck" fleet. You should have seen them manipulate these big giant pneumatics 40x8. The winning team made the change in less than five min utes. Believe me, everybody sat up and took notice! "Here's the idea: After jacking up your truck so that the weight is off the tire, you turn the wheel so that the slot in the felloe will be at the bottom. After removing the clamps and wedge ring, pull the tire away from the wheel. Xo lifting is necessary. "Now to apply inflated spare tire, turn wheel so that slot in felloe will be at the bottom. Roll the inflated tire and rim to the wheel, engaging the valve stem in the felloe slot. Then push rim on wheel, turning the wheel slight ly which will lift the rim and tire from the ground. Push rim back on wheel and apply wedge ring and clamps. Again—no lifting necessary. Slot In felloe is covered to prevent water and mud from getting in around the valve stem. "This is not only one of the most important developments in connection with pneumatic tires for trucks, but a matter of particular importance to the 'Ship by Truck' movement, and all truck operators doing long-distance hauling. "With pneumatic tires the average running time of trucks can be increased two-fold.—yes, three-fold; and speed, vou know, will be a very considerable factor in both the popularity and the practical utility of the motor truck ex press." . According to Mr. Bushey, the Fire stone Steel Products Company take Just as much pride in this new steel wheel design as in the case of their famous demountable rim, which by the was the first practical quick-detachable demountable rim. a notable contribution to the working efficiency of the automo- However. he stated that the Firestone Steel Products Company have no inten tion of either manufacturing or * elli "S wheels, simply having developed this design to meet the needs of the situa tion. They have passed information to all wheel manufacturers which will en able the wheel-maker to construct his standard wheels so as to incorporate the Firestone idea. Six of the biggest steel wheel manu facturers in the country, declared Mr. Eushev, are using the design and are ready to make deliveries now. A dozen other Arms have signified a similar in tention. Bf-NESIA Stops Indigestion In Five Minutes or vou can have your money back for the' asking. If you suffer from gas tritis. indigestion, dyspepsia—if food lies like lead in your stomach and you cannot sleep at night because of the awful distress— go at once to Geo. A. Gorges or any other good driigKUt and get a package of Hl-nela Tab lets. Take two or three after each meal or whenever pain is felt, and vou will soon be telling your friends how vou got rid of stomach trouble. Be sure to ask for Bt-neala, every grenuine package of which contains a binding guarantee of satisfaction or money back. lmmiHHU RQ TELEGHSPS ©JaltfoUoK CU*uj c&aiKj fauit Only a bit of rich rolled dough fried to a golden hue With a snowy dusting of sugar laid on top, as "she" used to do! Only a girl in a long loose coat, with eyes that were un afraid, Cooking and serving. . But this is one of the reasons the red Hun paid! Round as the circle without an end. (God's love is endless, too!) Crisp and sweet and soft and warm as home hearts, staunchly true! A bit of the simple when complex things held men's souls j on the rack; One of Yankeeland's own means of turning an enemy back! I Served by the army in navy blue to the army in khaki tan I With never a question of race or creed just, "Are you a fighting man ?" Shoulder to shoulder they stood out there and the doughnut link between Shall never break. Its welded strength was forged in the Fires unseen. —ANNA HAMILTON WOOD. ENGINEER FLAGS SENT TO BEARY First Standards From France Reach the Adjutant General for State ■RBtMaaaß The first flags \ \ • y/j of a Pennsylvania SXVVVfA (f/ the campaign in France have been for deposit > n the ipiflyuol state CaP'tol with Frederick A. Sny der, commanding the One Hundred and Third Engineers, a part of the Keystone Division. The National Guard flags of the First Cavalry and First Artillery, later merged in other regiments, and of the Sixth and Thirteenth Pennsylvania have been received, but the Engineers' colors are the first to come from France. More are expected. In acknowledging the receipt of the Engineers' flags, General Beary said that they included the regiment al standard and the national colors with , "proper autohrized streamers" indicating that the regiment partici pated in the following engagements: Champagne-Marne defense. July 15 to 18; Aisne-Marne offensive, July 18 to August 6; Fismes sector, Au gust 7 to September 3; Oise-Aisne offensive, September 4 to 7; Meuse- Argonne offensive, September 26 to October 9; Thiancourt sector, Toul. October 16 to November 11, all in France last year. The colors also Include two battal ion national colors carried by the First and Second Battalions. The intention is to place these flags in the fotunda at the Capitol with due ceremony. Capitol Visitors—Among visitors, to the Capitol were Robert McAfee, former secretary of the Common wealth. and R. A. Huber, prominent Wilkes-Barre coal operator. Board to Moot-—The State Com pensation Board will sit in Pitts burgh the remainder of the week, j Hearing Wednesday—The House ways and means committee has fixed Wednesday for a hearing on the bill board tax bill. Entertained Court—Highway Com missioner Lewis S. Sadler entertained the Supreme Court Judges at dinner last night at his home near Carlisle. Ex-Speaker Here Ex-Speaker Charles A. Ambler visited the Capi tol and met legislative friends. Fish Bills Merged—Some nineteen bills relative to changes in the fishj laws were combined in one by the' Senate game and fish committee and l a general system provided whereby | the Department of Fisheries will| control special devices through per mits which will be issued without | charge. The bill requiring aliens to show naturalization papers, when applying for hunters' license, was recommended. Dr. Finegan Praised—Governor Sproul last night received this tele gram from the head of Pittsburgh schools, Dr. William Davidson: "Warm congratulations on your se lection of Dr. Finegan as State sup erintendent of public instruction. 1 have known him intimately as an associate in educational work for years and I do not hesitate to say he is without doubt one of the ablest and finest school men in America, and that he will be welcomed cord ially by every forward looking school man and schoot woman in Pennsyl vania. Tou can count on the edu cational forces of this city giving him unreserved and hearty support. You have been most happy and for tunate in your choice of a man for this important position." FARMER S HAND MANGLED Mount Wolf, Pa., May 21.—Noah Gladfelter, a farmer near hers had his right hand mangled in a corn planting machine early Monday evening. While cleaning the fertilizer the horse gave a sudden start, his fingers being caught in the machinery. Several of the fingers had to be amputated. LODGE MEMORIAL Mount Wolf, Pa., May 21.—■ Memorial services for two of its mem bres, Private Charles Kohr and Paul Baker, who died within the past year, will be conducted next Sunday after noon at 2 o'clock by Mount Wolf Lodge, No. 154, Knights of Golden Eagle. A spe-> cial program is now in course of prepa ration. GETTYSBURG'S WELCOME Gettysburg, Pa., May 21. The movement started sometime ago by the Order of Independent Americans to have Gettysburg's welcome to the re turning soldiers on the Fourth of July is being taken up by all the organiza tions and other persons interested and committees are being apponited. SUCCESSFUL BAND FESTIVAL Mount Wolf, Pa., May 21.—A suc cessful festival was held on Saturday night by the Mount Wolf band in the K. G. E. hall. More than S4O was re alized. Arrangements are now being made by the band for its picnic to be held at Cold Springs Park on Memorial Day. WHAT SHE FEARED "Tom is going to ask father's con sent this afternoon. I feel so ner vous!" "Afraid your father won't con sent?" "No; I'm afraid Tom may aoti turn tip."-*PenB'i Weekly, Mrs. Mary A. Day Dies Suddenly at Mechanicsburg Mechnnicftburg, Pa., May 21.—Mis. Mary A. Day, widow of John A. Day, died suddenly yesterday shortly be fore noon, at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. A. L. McLane. 123 East Main street, with whom she lived. She had been in her usual godo health un til a few minutes before her death, when she complained of feeling ill. Heart trouble is thought to have been the cause. She was 83 years old and was a member of the Grace Evangelical Church. She was born in Adams county, and since the death of her husband 23 years ago, has lived with Mr. and Mrs. McLane. Surviving is her daughter, Sirs. Emma McLane and son, S. M. Day, of Carlisle; also one brother, Reuben Little, of Mt. Tabor, and eight grandchildren. Funeral services will be held to morrow afternoon, meeting at the house at 2.30 o'clc-k and at Grace Evangelical Church at 3 o'clock, the Rev. D. L. Kepner officiating. Burial will be made in the old graveyard at Carlisle. 8 IS For the sake of the Babies, attend the Skylark at Willa-Villa, May 22 f Let Goldsmith's Help You J | Solve the Problem of Re-arranging* 1 I Your Home For Summer 1 1' The coming of the new, sunshiny season naturally means new and |j brighter furnishings for the home. No matter how comfortable your home jj has been during the winter months, you'll be wanting to make some changes S now a new chair here or there a new dining suite—a new rug—or new | draperies of some sort. 1 | Bring your home improvement problems to GOLDSMITH'S. j The Dinin^-Room—- | __ I tffr I 1 > I - Nothing gives tone and distinction to a home g |3 | I ~tvi —n like a really beautiful dining-room. The choos- S Ja LJj . --- - .-tpi. 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LAW SCHOOL EXERCISES Carlisle, Pa., May 21.—Announce ment was made to-day that the an nual commencement exercises of the Dickinson School of Law will be held on June 23 at the same time as those of the college. Exercises will be held in Trickett Hall, the new law school building. Robert Hays Smith, of California, has offered to furnish the auditorium. There will ! be 400 seats. | Active Men ij wear the Boston I I Garter | : i|| Because it gives sclid leg ill comfort and long wear, Sold Eoerywhoro 35 cents and upward 8 GCORGE FROST Co., MAKERS, BOSTON I MAY 21, 1919. RECEPTION TO SOLDIER WcUsville, Pa., May 21.—One hun dred and twenty-flve persons attended a reception tendered Private Paul ICln nemen ,son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Kln- When Children are Sickly tare Constipated, Feverish, Cry wit in their slespjTahe o * easily, Have Headaches, Stomach or Bowel trouble. Try MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN They are pleasant to take and a certain relief. 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