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guitar! ceammor
can: emu HEAL
WE Mo our an M09? m
PUT A LlFTlN‘ JACK moat
muse BEFORE
DERE
WE 691 Dow:
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‘ MESSENGE
pm FRIED comma mo
92 F men CABRMETWE
wuz HNE, BUT lT SEEMS
A HEARTY M591. MADE
ME PT¢tIFLE
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HONK!
hell and dr) tell. Set piston on top
ieiitre of compression stroke; adjun’ll
imovnble arm on breaker until bell
lstarls to ring. This siniiifics thu'
icontact has been made. This should
HONK!
lii‘
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
'ile adjusted so that when the motor
starts the points will separate. it
.equippcd with an advante tuid retard
3. device set this at retard.
‘li'atonni: Department. The Sentincl~
~‘ould you tell the lit)“ to speed tip it
Pro engine of 1,500 it. .\l. l'. to 2,400
l‘ P117? l). M.
Gould advise communicating with
unnufacturci regarding any content-
.J and chance and get their approval
liflol't‘ going ahead However, by in-
~ tiling pressed steel connecting rods
. d aluminum pistons the it P .\l.
t I i be increased.
Mooring Department, The Sentinel -
-'-‘ly lilltl four cylindcrmvw
h -d to have carbon burned mu
m with. tlioiiuii
~li.is
t’i‘t-l‘y
i use liiraty oil and
Kill reservoir half full. What
‘wO'ild be dout‘Z' lMili proof riiius
r-It't be used on this model.
the Car is equipped with a SI l‘t'll'
I: l_\'
In' carburetor. (‘oiild i get more
.... er and mileage with any other
zaits'ultiug manufacturer of your ear
...-In to the gallon
i\'ould tli- installation of a ("I' out
.. iy for ilscll"
You ltl'ul‘ultly
u i-pei' gradi- of
i it stilliuu niaiiiil'aiiui'ct' of your car
warding grade and make oi o“ H"
.t tired for your motor.
Its you have not
t Il‘~t‘ pow er of motor we cannot
.. ('H' on the number of miles: per ml-
in of _t:.t tsoiehe you should receive.
r oiiid silt. gest that you have the ear .
ii We tot fltljll‘c'ltd.
(lie uSe of tut-outs is benificiai
t on it's/ting motor and also when
t -.diiig sticp grades. In the latter
. Hi the exhau—t uiiscs are quit lily
DRINK MORE WATER
If KIDNEYS BOlHlR
Eat Less Meat and Take Salts for
Backache or Bladder Trouble.'
.’rlc acid in meat excites the kid-
.zeyn. they become overwo.ked; get
ixiiiizglsli. ache, and feel like lumps of
lCIltl. ”'he. urine becomes cloudy: the
Mulder is irritated, and you may be
--‘:llucd to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the body's urlnods waste or you’ll
he a real sick person shortly. At first
you feel a dull misery in the kidney
region, you suffer from backache, sick
headache. dizziness. stomach gets
sour, tongue coatetrand you feel rheu-
matic twinges when the weathekls
innit
Eat less meat. drink lots of water:
also get from any pharmacist foul:
ounces of .lad Salts; take a tablespoon-
r'll in a glass of water before break-
fast for n tew‘daya and your kidneys
wilt then not line. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with "thin. and
has been used for generations to
clean clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to normal activity, also to nuo
trailze the acids in iii.ne. so it no
longer is a source of irritation. thus
ending bladder weakness.
.lad Salts la Inexpensive. cannot in.
titre; makes a delightful oflerv'e'scent
lllhla~wnter art-k which overrun!
should take now and then to hop the
kidneys clean and active. maxim
llfll‘p any they I." Iota of Jan lotto,” i
folks who believe ill MR u
itot usiii‘; llt(
\\'oui. 'id\ iso
:ll't-
oi'
fit--
"out
mentioned
lib’
no) tmbla while it ll only trouble m manila
.minutcs imorder to test it.
I“ big fat spark then.
‘ heavy cloth.
:to has no short circuit.
passed into the air. pl‘mi'lfllng (Nit'lilloulfllfilfi l’erhaw the surface may
pressure l need cleaning.
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i‘ srnucotss or AN ARTIST.
Motoring [Apartment The Sentinel .
Iliavc a 1913 Meta cur friiiion.
drive, til late it has got to skipiilhgl .ad "The Angolan."
ltudly on hills even after installingl it was 0"I.v II"...- long years of string
nevi fibre trillion ring it soon startedlme .ind dlrc poverty [hnpugh uliich
to slip again llie fibre friction rinsI .\lillc
iuns on an aluninuui disk
that a tilltpt‘l‘ disk would be taller
Story of The Peasant Painter Millet
t was consolid and suppoitcd by
Ialile to take tltc three roomcd cottage
lt tlii '0" .
ii I \l \IH‘" kind ”how" “"‘ "mlat llarbiton and 'try to do somethiuu
Ill ls. i‘ . ' l
l i”l ' or w“ copper, "‘0 " Wall) Lood”
. . . . .,
""' "T "m' or ‘0" WW” “W ”l it was then that lit began to paint-«y
it advisable to apply friction Insilv
when trying to start on u lilll.l i“. it
With this type of transmission 't I:
necessary to give occasional drcsriiig‘
to the friction disk. it'lialk is often
found lichelicial for lllli purpose but
a special (ll‘t‘b‘sllll: for this purpi M‘l
What most beautiful poem of poverty
“The .\iii;clus." “hit it is today one ot
the most \iilunlile pictures In tho
world Agatn and again he threw
islile the pittuic in despair of ovcr
finishing it to his satisfaction and as
. one“ his win- replaced it on the 91ml
can licnobtaintsl at any littl‘ .soii uud mam.“ him m continue .
store lhe “'l'llt’p does not think it Q! “m. occasion he was 30 “II-tinge“
necessary to change the friitioii tur- ‘ at not being able to produce I. certain
lace \\'otild advisi- that yoti coni-
l l leffett that lie seized a knife and w mild
\\li l l to ‘ 1F.
m'm'm'm“ "I have destroyed tlioi aunts and ended
_\ttlli «at and seek their dd”... in I. foi 'tll hm not h“
'atd to lllt matte. .
r seized his hand and,
friction (lisli.
litlllllt ate
the matter ohic
\viie fortunately
Iihdttccd him to give the picture anoth-
er trial. t
Thus it was that at last “The All‘
Found a place on the \\‘:lll:~ of
and 5““lfl- n 7* '” "title Louvre, The success it, won on
gear ratio The road clearance is titt‘mmruuvd Millet to Dill!" “mm. more
ly it l-t degrees. a little too slow for I pictures and thus place hump” Hmong.
country llrt‘ at this place, i am told
to use :i .".t.vt inch tire instead of the,
:3” on the car this would givei
more clearance. .\\'liai effect on pow»:
efficiency and economy. he
sides extra cost of tires. would such
a change iuako" Would it affett the 'for good pc.oplc
carburction or ignition? is it i safeI x0“ tell me." SI... said at the clot. ‘
plan to vary limit the factor) hialic- of the "who will :01 ilH h”!
up in this respi-cit' .\. litt'st ”(mu-I-
In making the ihango of tires to a: Thyrc was a ”I'm”, II" a minute oz"
larger size it would ' . "In.” a bright little iliap lliltt‘ll
of iisihi :4 ; pt! I
The Sentinel «-
' l l\l1-lml'i-
who in head.’
\lotorihi: Department.
I ..
i int c a light si\ (iii “In“,
lllt‘ immortals in art.
u“ Justice.
A Sunday school teacher had ltt't‘ll
er. speed. ('llt.\H of little boys about
‘li‘lllll; lict'
iroivus of glory and heavenly rewards
lesson
be necessary MIN.”
use 33x4 l-Zlvincli tires. 'I‘liiriy-l'otir ottt‘
iitcli tiles would he too large for .lic .m uot‘s got 1' Must Mad" .
rims on your car.
By using oversize lil‘i-s, greater
mileage can he obtained. due to their
being able to better support :he
weight of car: would be beneficial to
the mechanism and would slightly
add to the speed of the car. A charge
of this kind would in no Way effect
the ignition or carburetion of the car.
London 'l‘it-llits.
units! Sifiil l0
iitiii tilt tilt;
Bring Back its Color and Luatre with
Grandma 3 Sage Tea Recipe.
Common garden sage brewed into al
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
aded will tuin gray. streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxurl
ant; remov 9 every bit of dandruff,
scalp itthing and falling hair.
the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at
home, though is troublesome. An]
easier way is to get the ready- towel
tonic, costing about 50 cents a. largeI‘
home, at drug stores, known as "Wy-
eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,"l
thus avoiding a lot 0! muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is nott
sinful we all desire to retain oar:
youthful appearance and attractive-I
Motoring Department. The Sentinel-~
i am a constant reader of your col~
uuiirs. l have a. l-f-IIOI‘SQDOWFI‘ sta-
tionary engine with a magneto and
no batteries. The engine is brand
new,‘and has never been run. When
I got the engine i ran it about. five
It gave.
That was about
a month ago. Yesterday I tried to
start it. and it would not make any
spark. The engine has been stand-
lag in a shed and covered with a good.
There has been no heat
in the shed. it being the same lelll-I
parature. as in the open. The insane,
Why will ll
not give me a good spark? E. A.
Not knowing the make of engine
or type of'iitnltion system used it is
hard to state what the trouble may
be. However. M'moat- stationary en-
tities run on a low tendon make-and-
lireak nyatom the trouble in pfolllbly
a abort circuit in some part of the
limiter mechanism. or. it the lodi
nut iii loose on lappet rod. the slight
tannins you gave ft min have 3mm
allele-m to inn it out or autumn-oat.
mm anneal
elh's Sage and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it does it so naturally sol
evenly. You just dampen it upon“?
strand at. a time; by morning all my
hairs have disappeared. After another
application or two you-W w
beautifully “mm. out Millar-
taat and you ”s!” yonnper.
-~ ~-~~~-:-— l
disconnecting land -—um-ua your nap in the Eve
and connect a antisocial-tint
.
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'a nil “alluri- lieid aic to costai
'lllh adorned and been
llilizi's' the plot
_l‘olit:cs." a
‘ 'siiiiy of llussian lit.
THE NEXT IIHE ”I'LL
PIT H08 H00"? in "IS 38“
”Now THAT Tm Baa
l‘LL ”a“
:35 ottomrm
meow) mo- tl’
FROM Hit! A um: or
rims!
WITH CAMERA AND SCREEN.
interesting Chatter About Some
the Stan of Ftimland.
'l‘ he lilo of Helen Holmes, daiedcvil
heroine of "’lhc (lirl and the name."
has llt'til insuri- d for $100 000 by
ml 9 llutihtnrion. president of the
Still]
I serial
t‘ecil l5,
iral of the Laidiy company. has none
on a vacation. following lllt‘ comple-
tion of The Golden Chance." 9. Porn
inount piiture. in which Cleo Riditoly
Mr.
ltc \lill- s vacation will be for three
tins iiiaktni. a total of nine days' \a-
husky company two years ago.
\laiiztierite (‘lark‘s diminutive figure
adorned by
dcliulttful costumes, but there
Was a thorn quaintly charming
any
llt‘\ l‘l'
lllllv
i’layers' star in the billow skirts of
antebellum days in which she lip»
pears Ill the l’aiatuouut picture of
". ll't' ill'l’tl “Pit.”
llobcrt lttahtclli (:enevii-vc Hamper.
Henry Leone and Stuart Holmes are
at work oii a William F‘ox featuri- pic
lure. tlichie is the of
whose t‘iii'sc
drink, with its scenes luld lit the slums,
l
of "l‘lie Woman in
live part Mutual Master
piece, do Luxc Edition
l.t’lltil'l‘ l'll‘ii'll. dated
'lie of uucotiuuercd \lc\ito
has returned to New York iity
lllL' spent. as she declared
a ho I'I‘t chili
terrors
but
most i'oinantii mouths of Dtl
iil'e iii making the [-ttlwillftllllllli: l’alul'a:
l‘it-turc which will shortly be re
leased on the Paramount program.
Theda llai'a is working in the final'
a dramatic
bit it; [llotlllu‘tl
.oi William i‘o\ tiuilei the (lircctl'lih (it
It A \\’.alsli Associated with Miss
tiara in the piodiution of The Ser-
aro James Marcus, Nah t‘arter.
w-ieitts of "The Sliitt'ill "
.ient
ileoige Walsh. (‘arl llurbaugli and a.
cleanse the hair of dust dirt or any ex
along cast of PM pluyeis
l-‘ot her first Gauniont plillllP‘1llifl
\liiiuuerite (‘ouiiot will be filmed in
The Dead Alive." written by her di-’
ret tor, Henry J. Veinot. This was first
[announced as “His Wife's Troubles."
'ln her support MP Sydney Mason. fea-
atop lined in hot company. Henry W. Pem-
Mixing Wherton heavy lead and James Lever-I
ing, leading character part. This pho
todmma will be released as a Mutual
Masterpiece de. Luxe Edition. Febru-
ary 17.1t is now iii work at Jack-
sonville. Fla.‘
M’all street, the. crooked. ill paved.
‘narrow little street in lower New York
where fortunes are made and lost with
every turn of the. clock; the Stock Ex-
change with its licensed gamblers:i
iushlng crowds of this the money
."
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WALT V
3" oasmoiao .
Y! - CMUFFEUR-
.- WE- ME 13 ‘Dt’
r 61. FRANCIS MEL-
», ott' 65 BLMED .
QUICK ABOUT tl'.
De Mille. the director KI‘n-‘I
itll'llll‘t' than that of lhel-‘amous
one of “illicl
limit of the world. are stiikinglv pic
lttii ed
ot'
ill “The Thoroughbred,”
tenuous Mutual' Mastci'picture.
ltixo lidilion. screened at the Ami-ii
a pie
tlr
(an studios
James Levering who did
character work in “Lessons of Love"
with ital Forde and in 'l‘hi Me of
excellent
I if this do” Signal “1’“ torpoi‘ution. pioducers 0‘ heath“ “llll Stella ilainmeistein, both
hot overmnto the tiouble remove the II”, lllrllllnL railroad motion picture .IwmImI productions.
will next be
seen in support of Malcolm Williams’
III “'l‘he idol of the Stage." a Mutual
Edition
of the largest
Masterpictnre. dc llllxt‘
In ionsiructing one
buildings for reproduction iii the
William Fox Million Dollar Annette
Kelleruiann picture at Kingston. Ja;
inaica. 1:30.000 feel of lumber. 1.500
sheets of compo board. 3,500 yards of
I am told. his “I“. that the pm..qu painter was I. tilllll since the iiiaanizatlon of the lturlaklllltl 25o bun“:I of plaster of
‘paris mte used
The buildings rep-
resent a slave market and mosquethe
top of the praying minnrets on the
slave market, which is ten feet high-
er than its companion. being 75 feet
ironi lllb‘ around. the building nieasur
inc lin’tiiSO feet at the base,
CHOKED 0N PIECE OF BEEF.
liAlt'l'l-‘tllib. i’t'li ]. Ilanii-l t'olt
of New Britain. choked'
to death on beefstcak last night. He
was \l‘lllllg at the home of Henry
Soutliairk While the meal
roy. use 325,
was in'
of the French capital The company progres- a piece of lllt‘ hieat bet-anu-
:s at Kingston. .iaiiiaica, \\'(ll‘l(lll;.' uit lodiird in his throat and despite lirst
'li-t' lllt‘ direction of .l tiot'dou lid-'tiul eiforts he dii‘d 20 minutes later.
. wards. I _-__-_ ”_. <___
in the appointment of a slip of a 'Nmi my son," said tho cistu lltlll
L'll‘l. just out of llll‘lllt‘ill collecc. as an 'Iiious lilllll "tell the “by l pitiiish'I
inspector of tlie dcpaitnii-tit ot health you '
of an eastern theiropolis. and the ef—' “'l‘luit's it," hlllbht‘rt‘tl the buy, it) '
forts of an unscrupulous politicalIiliuuautly. “first. you pounded the
"boss” to involve her in n sf‘ltlldfll.:llrt' out of me. an" now you don‘tt
know what volt done it for "
CLEANSES l0llll flllii
MllllS ll Bfllllllflll, .
llllllll, 0l088l, Will
Try This! All Dandruff disappears and;
Hair Stops Coming Out. I
Surely try a Danderine Hair Cleanse"
it you wish to immediately double thel
beauty of your hair. .luat moisten al
cloth with Danderino and draw it care-I
fully through your hair, taking one:
small strand at a time; this will'
cessivc oil—in a few minutes you will
be amazed. Your hair will be nfl'lav).
Indy and abundant and posses an in
comparable softness lustre and luxur-
Inca.
Desides beautifying the hair. one tip--
plication of Danderine dissolves every
particle at dondruft; invigorates the
scalp, Itoplllnl itching and falling hair.” I
Donderil. is to the hair what treshi
showers of rain and sunshine are to;
vegetation. It goes right to the rootsfiI
invigomtes and strengthens them. ItsI
exhilarating, stimulating and litepro-l
ducing properties cause the hair tSI
grow long, strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soill ‘
lustrous hair, and lots of it if you willI
42 Piece 2%
DinnerSetg 31W . ‘-
(“THE SOUL or HAPPINESS")
The Blue Bird .
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DINNER WARE V
The lucky Bluebird ("The S. ul of Happiness") is the defin or .
this Dinner at, made by one of the foremost American pattern. Tilt .
highest point reached in harmony of color, chaste design, and at
the same time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode, it will prove,
to be the greatest ever—a Bluebird in blue and turquoise with tho
soft rod of nature on the breast. while the edge of each piece in II
ished in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out complete '11
bring an ejaculation ot wonder from every woman who views it.
Di played at Gehebe’ s
_ :5 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALk‘.
i
25 Washington St, South NOI'Wfilk
Blue Biid Set Coupon
Wed. Feb. 2
I
ADDRESS
NEWSDE'ALER
'Just got a 25cent bottle of Knowlton' sl
noss. By darkening your hair with Wy-I the (‘iirb Market and the hustling.i1)anderine [win any drug store or tol- ]
let oounte. and try it .1 ......'.:;...
-nfi - l
l
. .
rust. ”3:: at: 3.1m; CENTRAL "(mat
NEWLY RENOVATED.
J08. DI GINA DROP.
Cantor Monroe ‘aaa cw 9mm. mo. Namath.
5i 1' "
loan-by ll! «Io-lamina:
IVWM‘mmth-Mpa . ‘
mama an: 3'.
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32 x 3% SMOOTH TREAD TIRES .
34 x it smoo'rtt TREAD TIRES ....... ...
STEWART HAND HOR NS ................ .
SEE BAK muons .. ......... .51 25 ..;.i 51.50
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