LIMOUSINES AND LANDAULETS Conventional Coach Work Designs of Continental origin which are as perennial in style and good taste as the Orders of Architecture, as enduring in artistic usefulness as a grand piano or period furniture. Built in limited quantities for those who prefer a conservative model, fully developed and perfected. THE LOCOMOBILE COMPANY OF AMERICA MAKERS OF FINE MOTOR CARS MY GUM IS GOOD FOR A HEADACHE Indigestion is prevalent. Indigestion causes suffering. Indigestion induces headaches and dizziness. 40% of all ills can be traced to indigestion. Thousands of physicians knew this years ago. But I was the first to produce a chewing gum expressly to bring relief from ills of the stomach. I devised a scientific formula for gum, as a food chemist. Multitudes now use my gum to ward off headaches and troubles of the stomach. THE HESE are days when everyone wishes to be more self-reliant-when the young men of the family or the help on the place, are at the Government call for War or for Industry. It is the greatest of times for a self-contained car that any member of the family can drive and use. Most people think of an Enclosed Car as something formidable-heavy, hard to handle, complicated, expensive, and requiring a mechanician-too much car for these self-reliant times. And this has been so, concerning the cars they knew. It was the Franklin that put the new type of Enclosed Car on the map and inaugurated because it made it possiblethe Vogue of the Enclosed Car for all uses. The Franklin Enclosed Car is light, flexible, resilient, easy-rolling-with the economies and advantages of the Franklin Open Models. It can be driven as freely over all roads and in all weathers, and is so easy to handle that it can be driven all day without fatigue. Of all the fine enclosed cars, the Franklin is the most resilient, the most responsive, the easiest on tires. Franklin owners' personal reports, over a five-year period, give the Franklin an average of 10,203 miles to the set of tires. Franklin's gasoline economy is a factor of the greatest importance. On July 13th, this year, 179 Franklin Open Cars in all parts of the United States averaged the remarkable mileage of 40.3 miles to the single gallon of gasoline. It is a fact that the Franklin Enclosed Cars show within a few per cent the same gasoline mileage and tire mileage as the Franklin Open Models. Real saving today is in the upkeep of a car, and your Franklin dealer can give you facts and figures, the actual Thrift records of Franklin owners everywhere-the most cheerful and encouraging news to anyone about to buy a car. FRANKLIN AUTOMOBILE COMPANY SYRACUSE, N. Y., U. S. A. in a month that Germany had conditioned her continued export of coal to Switzerland on the granting of a loan to her in that country. But, on the other hand, Germany's internal war loan of last April elicited the largest subscription of the series. How that subscription was achieved is perhaps another matter. The government has repeatedly declared to German investors in so many words (I am quoting such a document) that "it is not necessary to have money in order to subscribe to the war loan"; that the necessary funds may be raised by subscribers from indulgent loan institutions on pledge of other property, and that payment of such indebtedness will Some day this inverted pyramid will un- Is It Not Sound Policy Write for our booklet, "Management of Your Estate" for you to do your banking business. Such a company not only can look after This Company especially attends to the An Individualized Investment Service What class of bonds are you buying? Are these bonds best suited to your needs? Are your investments properly diversified These are some of the questions we ask ourselves in the performance of our Readers of SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE may consult our Financial Department for information regarding their investments. We do not prophesy the future of the speculative market or make decisions for our readers, but we do furnish relevant information to assist investors. Readers will assist the Service if they make their inquiries specific and furnish any important information regarding their present holdings. Although there is no charge for this Service, each inquiry is given careful personal attention. Inquiries should be addressed to the Investor's Service Bureau SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE, 597 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK |