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Motoring Department, The Sentinel—
Would you kindly let me ha\e the
once starts it runs like a top. Am us-
ing medium Havoline Oil Have nev
{Ol'm‘mg information . for used the crank 'but once or twice
1 is the steel which goes ”“0 the until now but then (in summer wea-
construction of the frame and ”Wm“ ther) noticed it took considerable
0‘, all cars We? teranklng to start. Have just had the
" is the em” with ‘ Speed of 2 ‘ generator on starter repaired and can
1‘” 3-9-1” sufficiently 000‘“ by the now can the engine without priming.
tier mo syphon system? What sdvant- although it does not start as readily
age has the pump occiing system o1er as it should. What have you to sug-
.1;
“A" } seat in the matter? Would you think
Should a tourcylinder engine 'l’ewlring the storage battery to coil
91‘- "de with a magneto? ' Is the ‘ plug and starting all the battery would
it 4.11 tension distributor sumciently do any good? A [READER
1 livable of doing the work at all times} W ould advise readjustment of car
at 1 under all conditions of the mag buretor also compression of motor.
"6‘0? 1' L‘ {Probably the valves also need grind-
‘i‘lie steel used in the construction lug... If storage battery '6 used for
11‘. frames varies very little as regards starting, ignition and wiring [a cor-
its chemical composition The SW31 rect, you should not experience much
u~rd for spring leaves is almost uni- diMCulty in starting
“-5.531 in its composition, although?
‘ththJISBd in some cars is speciall>“1totor1ng Department. The Sentinel—-
i ante-d Have an auto buggy made in 1909,
There is no reason why it should had twocyiinder opposed engine, 12
1.11 be properly cooled it it Is well de- horsepou er, and is equipped with mod
PLUM 430th 5! stems “‘8 800“ ‘el D one inch Bchebler carburetor. Mo-
"he magneto is a ‘01”? ”Will” tor will not start unless air damper is
(~1- tree of ignition and does not require: pulled do“n closing intake \v hill is
finch care and attention to keep it in cause of failure. to start? Machine
swd order- The secondary disu'ibu- is DBL 'side chain drive with friction
to: system is also very reliable and drive wheel. At times when putting
ed‘cient if given proper mention. Both on power body seems to raise up and
g;.e efficient service for the four-Cyl-' rear wheels slip. What is the cause?
imer engine. When the damper is open too great
i a quantity of air passes into the gaao
Motoring Department, The Sentinel— line mixing chambel, preventing pro-
i l1a1e a 191' .1 Ford touring car equip 1 per mixture for starting The closing
p- tuith Gray & Dalis electric starter. of the damper cuts down the mummy
1 11115 run the cur about 2,600 milts of air increasing the density of the
11:11 lime never esperienced any trou mixture or, in other words. the mix-
"“ The “15“”- was ““8 after get ture becomes more volatile and is-
1z'.staited but the starter gave out altos “an“.
r cemly and 1t "" next to impossible In regard to the apareut raising of
to start the engine '11itli the crank. 1 body and slipping of wheels would ad-
1 1’
lriiator with hot water and put on are worn Would also suggest an i115.
1.16 the engine running. and when it
' oooo news. .;
.iiiii iililiilii WNCESSIONS
1 my had back suiferers‘dn Southi
ti auks to Doan's Kidney Pills. 0112111 mining concessions in Korea. That is
l J' which will comma) force on April 17
“ii ”‘951 together ““1 sharp mg“ the ordinance it not Vet minus 8
and dizzy spells. was restless and got forei juridical “no“ u “e W
o c priming spark plug and have prim pection of the spring shackles and
Many S’outh Norwslk Readers Have
.\'orwalk are glad to learn where red 830”“ Korea. J“ 26' —-I-‘oreign
citizens are telling the good new: of. the broad significance of the revised
13 D.Kell.1'.18 Wood street. 801m: The new mqlmonsmsess great in-
in the small of my hick. They were summary by ofioials indicates that an
up in the morning feeling more tired Willy the 15‘.- -a~i_m_ 3“ is ex-
. son had noted that the combustion of;
tutuwuniwu
1 iPPiifllllliSliiiESS
LONDON. Jan. 26. «(Correspond-
once of The Associated Prowl-Ex;
periments with a new light cure have;I
been carried out with apparent sue-1
(was at St Bartholomew's Hospital.
London, and. although the doctors are'
cautious in their statements, owing toi
tile comparatively short period of 111-3
vestlgation. they have found the rays]
have produced excellent results in the
treatment of skin diseases and have
stimulated the repair of shrapnel
wounds.
The "Simpson light." named after its
discoverer. is based on the sittnity of.
rare metals for each other. Mr. Simp-
certain ores produced a light having a
curative effect on the hands of the
workman. He produced an electric
arc lamp with these ores as electrodes.
notably tungstste of iron and wol-
l'ram. Two kinds of rays are produc-
ed, visible and invisible. The invisi-
ble are heat rays and ultra-violet rays.
the latter dinering somewhat from
ultra-violet rays hitherto obtained.
The Simpson ultra-violet light is more
intense than that given by a carbon
are like the Finsen lamp. it is in
tact richer in ultra-1iolct “mes than
vanced 10 per cent.
30 x g, SMOOTH TREAD..
Automobile Tires and Tubes Have Ad»
..................... $5.75
30 x 3% SMOOTH TREAD ................... $8.00 i
s. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main st
AGT. FOR REO AND DODGE BROS. CARS.
. .—».—‘
We Are Still Selling
The kind that becomes part
all time.
1M QUAL/H‘ h/CHlIT‘
any other lamp.
The installation at St. Bartholo-
mew'a was made last July. The light
is said to have produced marked ben
eflts in the treatment of diseases of
the nose and throat. as well its in the
case of skin diseases. The vapor
from the lamp also seems to help
asthma. A case of obstinate eczema
and one case of lupus are reported ap-
parently cured. But it will take time
to see whether these cures arc perma-
nent.
HEAVY Mill [Milli
lilif,8l0ii iiiliNEiS
Eat Lou. meet it you test Bunch)! or
Have Bladder Trouble.
We man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flash-
ing the kidneys occasionally says a
well -known authority. Meat forms.
uric acid which excites the kidneys,‘,
they become overworked from
strain. get sluggish and (all to alter-‘5
the waste and poisons from the blood.i
then we get sick Nearly all rheume- ,
tlsm. headaches. liver trouble, nervous-
neu. dizziness. sleeplesaneaa and urin I
ary diorders come from suggish kid-‘
boy.
The moment you feel a dull ache in.
the kidney or your back hurts or it
sediment irregular or passage or at;
tended 'by a sensation of welding.
ounces of Jed Belle from any pharm-
01 water baton! breakfast and “in a
tow days your kidneys will not tide.
'a 1d adjusted the coils. Hate tilled They are probably loose or the studs
t* 1111 fifteen to forii"«fl1e minutes to
iiiiii illiiliitli ill lilif
”Good news travels rest," '3'
11d aching back is bad no more, henceforth, not be allowed to take out
eiy. Here is an example worth lead- was promulgated a few days ago and
Mar and a half by dull pains over; Althbugh a dehlled temptation of
15 alter atooping. I also had hunches lb?" '1“ 1,, mg m (“or ofslich
Iering in that way. I set Dean's Kid.
MW cleaned “19 spark PMS": timer vise an examination of the radius rods.
111111 other. it takes anywhere balm
Heard it and Profited ‘Ther by.
”f may be tound Many name, we‘a‘k era and foreign juridical persons will
119n- experience with this tested 5&1- mining ordinance for Korea which
N1rwaik,says. “I was troubled for e terest for foreign business interests.
em ere when I straightened too quick- exception to m W rule mention-
than when I went to bed. WhinJut— lphllifll also that the 00'“me
3“"!
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the' nmmmmmm
the urine is cloudy, offensive; full or ~
also satin: meat and get about four ‘ H"
wy; take a tablespoontnl in a glass 'v'
This famous salts is mm the 1
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THE WM. EFFRON CO., Inn. ' '
Ask for well prlcn {or RED OAK
GOAL. 3 Bowen 6!.
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18 Cross It. 13 Woodward Ave.
South Not-walk, Gt.
STORAGE AND REPAIRING. FORD
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Tim, Tubes and Supplies. Prompt
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smith. Underwood
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who who. .8.
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colds: 35 per month.
MI. beam?
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Furniture of
Quality
That's the sort we offer yo 11 here.
PHI“ ([5 LOWEST
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
7 Hazeiton
of your life and ntivfies for].
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EUROPEAH’PLAN
looms-50c day. $1.50 week and up
RIlII‘OId in; So. Nomlk
Ovaac‘oar‘s
Boat Values in '
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Thebes
an to $12.50}
a 0 71 L 1 E s x
i1 Maggi: 05:12.50 :3]:°mm
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Interment. one!
(“THE SOUL OF HAPPINESS”)
The Blue Bird .
IS WHETHING NEW‘IN DINNER WARE '~
The lucky Bluebird (“The Soul of Happiness") is the am M
this Dinner Got. made by one or the foremost American potter; 5!“
highest point reached in harmony of color, chute desire,
the; some time. the latest thing in the prevailing mode, it will
to be the greeted ever—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise 5%
sort red of nature on the breast. while the edge of each pied,
[shed in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out oomph“
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who v1.11;
Displayed at Gehebe’s.
25 wasmuo'rop 's'r. " SOUTH NORWA.‘
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