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Motoring De artment, The Sentinel— . -l
D using the magneto it would be advis |t° lighting at the head of the troops.
I want to put a new leather face on able to have same tested by the milk He was k t fightin t i 1).],
my clutch and would like to know era. It is possible that the condenser and h :p th 53.1118: nt 0:9): I
which side of the leather should be is defective, permitting too is as e n 0 an or m
exposed, flesh side or hair side? Also sparking at the breaker points.
‘should leather be soaked in w star or,
neat‘s foot oil before applying and
about how long should it soak! l havel Motoring Department, The Sentinel—;
a 1910 car. —-J. 0.
HONK! HONK!
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
muChlbuctoo—speallting never a word. Be
a was silent in Madagascar. where he
fortified Diego Suarez mightily. Back
in France. he was madea professor
1 would appreciate it very much if at Higher War School, and become
you would let me know through your successiVoly general of brigade. of di-
0 heart of man!‘
From envy, jealousy and greed
’Twill not avail to weep, or pray
That God will and the awful tray:
The work is man's—tor made was he‘
To manifest divinity.
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PEACETW 1
e pray for peace— —world wide peace,
war and strife mayi
A NlCE DAY ALWAYS HELPS. A TON AT A TIME.
The weather is still the prevailing Hicks—Do you think coal will be
topic in New England. They are tell- high this winter?
ring a story of a farmer store- keeper of. liarduppe—hot very high, in my
Glastonbury to whom a customer re. coal bin.
gmarked a few days ago, "lsnt it terri- E
,ble about the war?"
“What war?" asked the storekeeper.,
cease;
Thou must be freed
’Ere wars will cease.
. AND ENJOYING THE WAIT.
Seeing a police officer standing out
‘bgh
over in Europe."
“That so? Who’s lighting?"
“Why the Germans are fighting with
.‘the English and the French and the
Russians.”
Mamma, there’s a policeman waiting,
for someone to be bad.”
He must make peace.
“:13. -YQU'D READ THE SENTIML
“Why: they "9 having a terrible war on the sidewalk, little Marjorie sald— __
The Prince of Peace hatli shown the
war. '
'Twas Hepwho taught us how to pray;
“Our Father" means one brotherhood
Each working for the common good;
The heavenly massage. now as then.
“You don't sayl—Wal. they got Isl
nice day fort hain'tI they?”——Harper's
Weekly.
“SITUATIONB WANTED” ads if you
needed help in the office, factory or
homo—rend and investigate them as
a matter of “business policy "
The hair side of the leather should valuable paper, of which I am a can
come in contact with the flywheel. The stant reader the following. (it) Why:
leather should be soaked in water over lilies advancing the spark speed your
night before it is riveted in place. As engine? (b) Why does the engine
the leather dries it “ill shrink into slow down when retarding the spark?
position, and then it should be turned (c) When and how will you «now the
ion a lathe to remove the glazed sun spark is too much advanced' K V
face “‘1 high “9°“ When this 1‘ (a) When the spark is advanced the‘
done the leather should be given sev- explosion takes place “we, in the
oral applications or neat'si‘oot oil to? cylinder When the piston is at top
soften it centre the explosive charge is at its
highest point of compression, if the
Motoring Department, The Sentineb— hwflt is introduced .at this time the
Would 5'0“ advise person “'3‘“ng maximum force“ of the explosion is
times to learn auto driving? 18 there exerted on the piston. If the spark is
' a state law prohibiting a 9‘3"” “'1‘" introduced later the compression is
wears glasses from driving a car? less and the rate of burning of the
Would it be difficult to obtain a posi- ch’arge slower hence less power. It
'tlon f“ chauffeur for the ”35°“ or takes a certain time for the charge to
wean“ glasses? 1‘ z become fully ignited. and for this red-
As far as can be ascertained there son the spark must have an advanced
is no law restricting the use of glasses. action (b) This is answered quite
Sun glasses and goggles are used by under "A". (C) When a motor is Du“.
' most every driver to protect the eyes. ing with the spark too far advanced
The” is “0 logic“ ”“0" Why “is knock will be evidenced. This is due'
employer 511“” object Some persons, to the explosion taking place before
.of course, haVe vcry defectiVe eyes, the piston has reached top centre If
" in which case it ‘3 “0t advisable t" it were not for the momentum of the
‘1‘!“th driving Your own judgment ily wheel the piston would reverse
«should help you to decide Whether it
would be safe for you to operate a Motoring Department. The Sentinel—
W- Will you please answer through your
. ivaluable automobile advice section if
Motoring Department The Sentinel—fit is possible to lengthen the wheel
, 1 have noted in your paper quite oi- base on a roadster which is 90 who
ten motor solutions and suggestions inches? The earls drawn through 1:33
_1 would like to know what harm can torque tube 11 would require the
. come from using light lubricating oil lengthening to 2 truss rods. the drive
in cooling system during 001d weath shaft. and torque tube; also the frame.
' or instead of doping the water with It is, of course, expected the work!
, Wood alcohol—if nothing more than would be done by an expert mechanic
deterioration of rubber tubing con 1 would appreciate an answer very‘
'_ necting manifold and radiator and much _.J y '
‘pump tunings i if the parts are reinforced toitake
It WWW Mt be advisable to use care of the additional strain there is
lubricating Oil in the cooling system no reason why the change should not
This will not prevent freezing. Oil '1»: practicabie
and water do not mix Oil in the cook; '
ling system will prevent proper radio?»
tion and cause the motor to overheat. ~
Wood alcohol is not expensive and will
‘I
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Like William the Silent and M'oltke,
V!" irravent freezing It: is much cleaner who was “silent in heron languages,"
. , and harmless. ‘ General Jolfre is notable tactitnm and
. he has been silent- through a laborious
Motorist: Department. The. Sentinel~, military career or fortyiioh'r years. ‘Ho
_ "Will you kindly? inform me through is now, elitist-one, but still in this tall
. your valuable ”991' the cause 01 spark vigor of his strength or body and mind
plugs and valves ct cylinder No. 1 and .3113 1,, 1,",- at; most “may fig-
, ND;
—-—.—.—
rho: him away very frequently. .aci'sed tuni- nildztlio attic" ‘ o": the gem
‘ , '. V M A onlstsff newton. medals
erhapsit‘hesc trio cylinders get too judgment 11m 3391 mobilisation provs
oil If there is noway 0t tech: 011' their» foresight ,3 estimate or,
-‘ Nodal-co
E all the‘t'adical hostility to the army, he
,was never reproached with reaction or
.When the nomination of genial-slim
,chief had to be made' by the Higher
.l
, ‘z‘carho'nialng vary readily-1 also uro‘ which this surprising war has so , »
in “In the contacts ill the breaker: lfaji- Mum“ filamemaanMMy cfi. '
vision and 0! a corps d'armee. He
came to have the confidence of all as
a strategist and organizer and. with
not being iaiimiil to the republic.
War Council, General Pa‘l‘i. who lost
his arm at Sedan, pointed with his
remaining hand to Joins-and the no-
mination was unanimous.
‘ The public knows little of persons:
but it knew that the law of three.
years' compulsory service. which has
saved France. was due largely to Gen-i
oral Jol’fre's foresight. And these 3'
weeks of his command have made con-
fidence in him universal Time will tell,
how far his silence will lead to vic '
tory; but, until now. no newspaperi
correspondent even knows where Gen-
eral-ln-Chief Joffre and his headqucd-
era were placed yesterday or today.
or shall be tomorrow. ‘Joffre’s head-
quarters?" said a military man who
may have known and may not; - "it's
a monastery!"
The Pope who has just died would;
h-ave liked, that figure of speech, for
he more than once expressed his opin-
ion that even lils monks ,talkedtoo
much. Perhaps this all but universal
war will drift sutferlng humanity to
wards“ new era where silenco- shall
be appreciated as strength. And this
time. let it be noted while it lasts.
the silent man is the Frenchman.
___._._._,_.
WHAT YOU CAN TELL FROM THE
-SHAPE OF A CALF'S HEAD.
In the current issue of Farm and
Fireside appears the follOvving state-
merit of what you can tell from the
shape of a calf's head: .
"The shop of the head of a call is
'a good .indicator as to its feeding dual
iiiicc' 11 the head is short, wide be-
ween fthegéye’s', has a large muzzle, .,
and large bright eyes. it weaned a
igood feeding head -r' . ,_ .
i ”-" 'Let me see a steer‘s head through ,
a blanket and I'll tell you what. is on ‘ .. I
the other side of the blanket,“ a cattle ‘
feeder of many yéars’ experience re
marked receiitly."
no
wn‘o Patios THE wont-or}
In the Fa
the 101111an
N.
was worth about. $700,000,000
is. ‘ snail
=0 haste! Thou happy newborn day
and Fireside appears 7'
A.“Wheat is not undisputed king, nor '
cotton either. The egg crop last year ‘
groin tile,‘ -
is “Peace on‘earth, good will to men."
This means true peace.
W}
The soul of man aglow must be
With love for all humanity——
Which makes the Fatherland com
prise
Etch land and people 'neatll the skies.
This will bring peace.
For Infants and Children.
. Mothers Know That
Genuine Bastoiia
7
Our Father. we receive from"1'llee
A gloriousrilseredlty;
"A God in gum" in every soul
And'conscions birthright is our goal;
'Tis ours to serve humanity.
To live in love and unity,
And thus fulfill our destiny,
Herein is peace.
For thee we will prepare the way.
When Peace. with banner bright un-
turled
Shall sing the anthem of the world.
O'er land and see her song shall be;
“Here is the home of liberty.
0! justice. freedom, harmony—
No boundaries mark the patriot' s
quest,
west,
One country by our Father blest."
Hero cometh “lasting peace."
“Peace with honor."
In
Use
, , 'Filrilver
Thirty Years x
AN ACTIVE cHsisrlAN. ‘
"'They say he's an ardent member _
of the church " - ,
“indeed. he is. When they‘hsve a.
row he's altvays the leader of one
side or the other."—-—Detroit Free '
Press. '
Heat Rash, ‘lr
Skin Sorencss
- or WILL MEET
nonwnm
iii-ions 438
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. ,7 This Bank has specialmogard for the. young man who. has shown
' ability and. Judgment in thefo'ondnct or a. small. business: ,1
t a constantly increasing number of successful, merchants, of
militiamen experieneoifln/il this Batik. o satisfactory place in
" is an indication of public confidence and appre-
' we can fill it. Our compounding,
Canopus, theisrgest star known,
with a luminosity 47,000 times that ,0!
the sun. is invisible from the north."
lern hemisphere. 0. R. Walkley, an
English astronomer, adduces tasti-
mony at great length to prove, it
the central sun of the universe, about
which all other orbs revolve
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