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AUTOMOBILE NOTES

IMotoring Department, The Sentinel»-

Wouid be pleased to have you ans-
wer the following:

to) Have a rubber composition top
on my Ford car which chilies and
Cers rapidly if I ride with it down.
is there a better top to be had and
what is it?

(b) i want to repaint fenders and
wheels and am told that I should not
«. use much oil. To mix white lead with
turpentine and to a pint of that add
a teaspooniui of oil. Please advise if
this all right.

((1) I received a sample of oil from
--the Ford Motor Co. for their motor
and. have purchased oil at supply sta-
tion here that looked exactly like.
it, «but I find that in cold weather it
contain; to a point it cannot be pour-
cd While the Ford sample shows up
change. Would this signify that the
oil [have been ‘getting is no good?
What oil should I but“!

(d) What causes water to drip from
cxlaust on starting motor?

(o) Is it necessary to empty gasoline.
tank to store car in winter, and why?

(fl Since April it pistons have worn
on my motor so that they knock.
What is the. cause of this wear? 1
curry oil above top pct cock. is this
knock injurious to motor? A. W.

(a) A top of mohair is better cover-
t w: not crack. Top com-
panies also have special m'ltcvin‘R
which are very good. and :1 top can
lI' '~ .11"“ ot a very reasonable price.

(bi A ready mixed paint suitable for
y" 'ur'wws can he obtained at any

supply store castor oil exclusively? I have been

,.. 1- : lvi that He oii you
4‘ MVMHL"; "on?“ w 1" utor' ‘8 under the impression that castor oil
' ' ' ' up) ' e ' '1 IeeItab‘c oil. contained acids

t . . .
no the oil rctommendttl b) the fuc- and WM wry ielurious to the metaL
tory and is not. satisfttt-to'y for your ‘

Your answer will greatly oblige

control tower on steering wheel; bring
piston to top centre of compression;
set timing device to deliver spark
pith piston in this position.

Motoring Department, The Sentinel-
A friend of mine, owning to a four-cyl-
i‘idcr car, attempted to install some

"leak-proof" piston rings in his cyl-
indent. In replaclngtho cylinders
one of the rings caught in the oil
groove and now calinot be moved in
any direction. The rings that were
fII'mcriy‘pn the pistwawere 14 inch
wide, and the new rings. one of
vsh'It-h has caused the trouble, is 1—16
lnrh. - It takes four of these smaller
r’rm to till the space.

Have You ever heard of a similar
onpeﬂence? What can you suggest
to rcmcdy Jhe trouble? The owner
wir‘drcs to remove the rings and put
l"ck"tho original ones.

T“
It would not be advisable to try
forcing piston to release the ring. as
bv so doing you might injure the
cylinder wail' The safest and most
economical way would he to (1181101)
non the connecting rod and remove
cylinder. Then break piston to re
it-asc the. ring. Would suggest that
“"1 ill! this rather than run the risk
nt‘ ruining the cylinder.

”o'nrlvm honortment. The Sentinel—-
Kindly inform me through
columns as to the following: The use
of castor oil as a lubricant for the
“Ii Why do roco drivers use

m “1,1... It

To time coil ignition retard spark'

your .

Ilency to sell interests in land has do
creased; The tendency to sublet and

llllllESl liEll ESlllE
1 . DEAL iN lilE W0lilil

British Government Bought Out
Landortis and Resoltl Property
to Tenants

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-——How the
itugest real estate deal in the history
of the world was consummated by
the British government buying out
the Irish landlords and re-selling the
property to the tenants was told today
by Secretary Charles W. Holman of
he National Conference on Market
‘11; and Farm Credits to that body. in
onion here. '

How the principle so successful lit
'I-clnnd could in administered iii Am ,

ion “as cxplnintti by the spenkei
ho recently returned from Great Brl

11111 where he made a study of‘ Irish
land registration and udinbiistration

'o1 Inn urged the adoption by .con'

2““? of that section of the report 'i '
1' the United States Commission on
"Idustrini Relations 'wliich déait with
the land problem. He was in' charge "‘
of the field studies made by the com
mission.

»- “in state aid of land purchase," he
'llltl, "lies the immediate trope of the
American farm tenant, for '1‘; lllll‘
menus only can We hope for a quick
lotion to stem the growing tide 0'

“Imilordism "

Secretory Holman credited state.
aided land purchase in Ireland with
’hnsc benefits:

“I" industry of occupiers has in-
"rr‘neeti: Farm houses and farm out
""""""I‘ “9“" lmn'm'ctl: The. ten

m ass—saws“ fIv'

,Can You Eat
Three Square Meals at Day? -

You must eat to live. So take good care of your
digestive organs, for indigestion will weaken the
hardiest constitution. A man is no stronger than his
stomach. As soon as the digestion becomes impaired
. your general condition suffers. Protect your health. At the

ﬁrst hint of anything wrong with your digestive organs, take— “

BEEOHA‘M’S PILLS

and guard against the train of ills which neglect is almost' sure
to bring. These famous pills tone the stomach, regulate the
bile and send new health to the blood, nerves and muscles. '
After taking Beecham’ s Pills you eat well and sleep soundly.
,. ”Your bright eyes and clear skin show how well you are.

.You look ﬁne, and feel ﬁne. You are ready for your meals

‘ and food agrees with you. But mistakes in eating will
happen. So avoid indigestion and biliousness and save
yourself much discomfort by the occasional use of

, Beecham's Pills. Their fegula'r and faithful use will
Bring Sound Digestion

Appetite-Robust Health

Whaﬁsde oﬁAnysMndh'no In the World. ” At All Dmuisto. 10c..25c.
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111g 01' contenuncnt; a prevalence .01

. and question The American people .1 hum at its greatest speed 118‘”
"“0 holdings has become almost 11m recognize that ours is the Iastbf ‘ 1110-4 “Isl-01‘ than at the "“19 of
lormant; The solvency of the ow“. he'flrst clan:I countries to recognize 11.11113 yards a second. These in
piers has improved; there is a Ioot- ‘he need 0'! fixing upon a sound land ,. ﬂying statistics fully prove the

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policy. How to redistribute the popu- l ; “-" 0T llit‘ i'FPl'llmde to rank as tbt‘

car. Would suggest

he. purchased.

Mi "“1’ More in co‘tl “

ls doc to the hot gases entering the
causing condensation
This mew-Ire would then be expelled

cold muffler,

from muffler.

that you write
the Ford company for information as
to where the oil they. recommend can

“u.“- «my

Vtaw und'oruer that did not exist on
oer landlord and tenant relations. "
“What. a contrast this affords

" S. H.

Pastor oil is an excellent lubricant
.. readjust the relations of city to coun-

l'nr all high speed motors inwbioh .

arm 1 the A re 1ve nt 0«
cvccssivo heat is produced. Castor l-tilsstcn'mc Titian: 92:" grid fin-ill” must be the great issues or the
n'l 11“ '11: a vegetable. oil naturally " “ l ‘ y' D ,immediate future."

Illinois, Iowa. titans“, New York

Ohio and I3eitnsylvania tenant far-
mers have increased by 121,167, whilel
Ithe number ot‘ home owning farmers' Greyhounds Can Run as Fast as G".

contains acids but not enough to at-

fect bearing surfaces. ' FLEE‘l'EST OF ALL DOGS.

3n rig ll cl

(0) “"‘i"" it is not ItbS"“"f“.V "’W . . 1111s actually decreased by 62,915. Butl rier Plge‘ng cm Fly
Ct“"""’ "‘ "‘m’w“ 2"" "”11 tack. Linon'ne in Texas and Oklahoma we find about Comparativoiy few people realize of
would “0t advise 3’0“ ‘0 leave same he saddest disillusionment of Amer- what remarkable speed dogs are on
l" ”‘4‘ WM." “”3““ the-‘car i‘or ' ' . .cau hopes for. home ownership. Forty pable The wolf can run hetwnnn
the winter; it is best to drain the A Great Home £an ago Texas had 55458 tenant titty and sixty miles in one night, and

gasoline tank and also drain the cool~
ing system.
it) Never till motor-above top p131

Remedy -
cock. The knock is probably caused"
by carbon in cylinders and not _bnyl'. coughs . "
hear of pistons. Your motor has been .
and Colds

over-lubricated. Have. carbon re-
moved 'and keep oil at-propor level,‘ “naming brings relief, .even In the
namelyu between top and bottom pet most stiibbom cases. and the world of
cocks. One gallon of oil is sufﬁcient medicine knows nostrrer curative aga
v hen remains supply after dmlnlns annot- bronchial afflictions than Lia‘-
motor. tonir’te. When the throat is parched and
‘ 7 .L__ ttha luﬁgs sore with severe colds the
Motoring Departm9"'- TN? 99““ M‘ -' inﬂammation from membrane and tid-
Cou’id you kindly inform one of your sue
tenders in 'your motor column as to AND IT DOESN’T Murals WHAT
how to time an ~ensure with a mns- FORM or COLD YOU HAVE, LING-
note. and an engine of late model NINE rs WHAT YOU WANT.

that has no maghetoi . ﬂaxseed oil In Linonlne promptly re-
Awaiting your -auswer. “ lieves .this‘conditton, and the other in-
’ A READER.

‘ ,_ gradients set to work to remove the
To time ‘a high tension magneto , , .. ,

the magneto Is usually set in ad-
vanced position. Pistbn is brought
within onehalf to fivé-eighté of Wan
“I r-‘1 before top centre of compres-
sion “4-..... Advance interrupts on
visagnetb.,-;Set interrupter points Just
'ready to separate: :1 than adjust

coupling and loclmr key to shaft? ‘ - i
1 . I ‘ J

mew.

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iaxnilies. That number comprised the arctic fox can do quite as well,
37-6 per cent. Of 311 the farms in we'll not better. Nansen met one of

ale In 1910 the tenant farmers had these foxes on the ice at a point more .

ncreased to 219, 571, which made 53lthan seveiity miles northwest of the
mar cent of all the farms in the state Sannikow territory, which is 480 miles
“In Oklahoma-54.8 per cent. of the'fmm the Asiatic coast Eskimo and
state is in the hands of tenant fill? Siberian qo'gs can travel forty-ﬁve
mers and in the 47' counties where mm; 011.1116 ice in ﬁve hours, and
tenancy l3 highest the percentage There is one case. on record in which
runs to 68.13. ' ' a team of Eskimo dogs traveled six
"If we take the 25 most prosperous and chatter miles in twenty-eight
states of the Union—the states thdtiminutes .
produce- the greater part 0t ”19 cot-I English setters and pointers hunt
on. Corn. dairy wheat and the fruit at the rate of eighteen to ninetejuﬁ‘
stuffs of- the nation, we may easily' miles an hour, and they can maintain

estimate 2 4.00, 000 homeless families the speed'fh; at least two hours Fox- ‘

who have not survived the competl-I hounds are eftraordlnarily swift, as
tive, pressure for land ownership Inlis proved by the fact that a dog of
these same states the- concentration this breed once beat a thoroughbred|
of land ownership is progressing at a
speed that is no less than tragic.
"In thé' southwestern statei', _the
rate of tenant increase over the heme
owning increase'l's 1610' to one. In
‘he middle western states of Illinois.
Kansas; ‘Helirgugow and limo than
tenants are becoming? more numsrous
than horns ownerls “1.2:.
. “Amour; cannot evade _thln- was

equal to that of carrier pigeons Eng
hub 91: upndst'milich
9} ‘ar ”‘20: cours-

1115:“; a is 0 cover a (till gallop h

ntIon upon the land how to care forw‘Vifle-st of the Aquadruneds ——Spring
'he inswarrning immigrants, how- -tolﬁeld Republican

A CHRISTMAS BANDBOX. ‘3
if you are looking for an unusual
(:hi'istnas gift for your mother, :1 girl
friend or any woman, the bandbox is

l ore to offer the answer to the prob-

crf Gay bandboxes of every material
and color are. the vogue. The are
often employed, too. to give 11ft effec
tive note of color to the. bedroom'. and

0ears sure to prove welcome gifts.—
Womnn’s Home Companion.

horse, 439$“??? foitr miles in slit and ,
one- hall ininiit‘sir. I‘Gre’yhduhds are the '
.swiftest of all four footed creature's, .

and their speed- may be regarded ast-
l any more that reputable physio

' art uremia: ,
unremityl

'Ilr. Ilsler on Tuberculosis

.m- wmmu voter. we cu no lore-
noot 08 living medical men. fon-
Ml'ly “duh-o Hopklnl. Burl-ore.
and now Regina Profound Medi-
one at Oneal. an In In]: “Pr-cues
:0! ucdlelne" (1802). at me an:

" “The icons: 01 pulmonary tuber-
culosis I- now- clinically by no
recovery 08 patient: _In who-e nputa
elastic till-e and boat! 1m have been
Ion-Il- ‘ . ' h the unintu-
prudnuto and mod-t plenum-t-~
um! thin: I. (Myrtle the
annual- cueonl Ire-u
iron-toll _wllh line also. '1'. out

conditions alone pin-Id the term ..
’Le-llls be: licd.‘

”any eminent medical authorities
hav: testiﬁed to the 0111011117 0! limo
units in the treatment of tubercu-
halo, and the. success of Eckman's

Iterative in this and allied throat
and bronchial affections may be due :
partlya to the fact that it contains

slim salt so combined with other
value blla tism-cutouts as to be easily
assimJa

Widespread use a; this remedy In .
numerous case a tuberculosis—
{Jury of which upon to have yield-
eompletel to it—Juntiﬂsl our bo-
diet «that It s worth a trl cl. unless
some author. trutmbnt' already 1-
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lwmoticn or htbltdorrn'inz drugs.
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