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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 23, 1916 · page 11

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The Sentinel—

atuie a Ford runabout. llilt‘. ntoda-l
whipped with leuemotor. (in cold
(1:175 the genemotox uill tttru m‘el' the
engine oil right. but evidently gusiiline
wil' not vaporize readily. for i can
ouy sturi engine by pouring hot \‘l'iilt‘r
upon the carburetor. ’i‘hi.~ i don‘t
mind doing on lemtng home. bill it
' i.~ t-zitber embarrassing to make u call
Mlllt‘l‘

epu rt tnent .

out then hate to link for hot
('tm you suggest it remedy?
t‘ottld ignition slate-m be commuted
to £1» grin-motor buttery, and it
nu inn are the connection‘r best made'.
ilou can ru~t be lirPlt‘llli‘d front
formula on cylinder head bolts. spark
plugs. etc. i ('ll‘itll them uith hero
bear. but the rtu-t comes back. ii. ;.
tin cold days in storage battery is
it"! il‘ vigorous uheit turning over '1
b' titer motor unless the charge in tho
Ira-tori is close to the fttli (‘hili‘gé point
rli'n-n then it ln‘ not as eillrlent as it
vmutd be in manner weather. Think
lb.- truuble i< most likely caused by
a Lli'k of current “hen using starter
m A'or after cur has been Handing for
fid‘tlt' little, and that it does not turn
motor over as fast as it should. (‘on-

toll

eminently proper mixture is not drawnI

in!» the cylinders.

\\ hen wishing to stat-1' motor strung
ler ~lltltlltl he ('ltlst’d on carburetor tin—
ti' u few revolutions of motor but»
linen :u-cmupli~-ltetl and then suddenly
opened You will find thin invariably
\- '=.l cause motor to start. The. coils
u---d on this ('ill' will not ‘atand more
that Z~ix \‘Olls. it in not possible to
('5‘. in on the storage battery. using
outi three celia as this would unbal-
true the lottery.

A paint Specially prepared for this
ptzrpow run he purchased at any :9-

”HAND wptily

store. More applying
be sure to remove all flit-ll. oil. etc.
Motoring Department, The Sentinelat
l have u Ford 1915 touring rut uhich
I run about Ilium ulilt‘h.."-Tlll‘ creme
\iorks out the rear lA heels: and sputter:
over the tirm. i hate had the wheels
off and put oii lll.’i\ “ushers and tire
tape .iround the out»; .~Iill. it dfli‘n no
good. i liuit- not put iii oier one i-up_
ot lilire gl‘t‘llsl‘ since I bought the car
new. Can you tell the how much and
“hat kind at lire-use i should uae. and
what ittlt stop it from working out .3
A.\' lNQL‘llllCR.
This trouble ha> been remedied by
many owners by boring it l-lincliI
hole through rear of rule and jit.~t
l‘il‘ill' oi the part bupporting the brultt‘s.
The object or this hole it- to allow thw-
excess lubricant to drop out on the
mud. ‘
t‘urt should be taken not to use too1
much grease. Any good hon-fluid ht '
brictint uhIould serve the purpose. For .
haps the kind you are using at pres ] _
out Is too light. Try using it henvleri ‘

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MAIY RETIRE ANY TIME.

 

ANew c. u. 6.. order Abrooaus Teo-
Ycar Service Rule.

i ‘)fifi‘t‘T?-lfild members of thc'Slxtb
it"), t‘. .t'. (‘.. an- interested in :i re-
cent order by Goiernor Holcomb it"
'ticr which otlicers on the acthe llt~t
oi the (‘. N it. may be transient-l to
'th lit-rye list upon approval of their
ltippiit'atiom by the udjutttnt xelterul.
’Iilli'lt‘i‘ifl nu uillcer on'thc actch ltsi
thud to Strut ten yearn heiore he was
;eligible to be plat-ml upon the roeervc
li.-t httt under the new order an oi-
flirt-r. upon acquiring a certain runk.
inzuy relinquish active duty lllttl go eh
iihc rt'a'vrlt.‘ list'without iultlllina tt-u
'ycat." Si l‘\ we providing Adjutant (ion-
:et'al (‘oie approves his application

 

 

‘ Motoring Department. The Sentinel 5 t-

I would be very grateful to you if‘
you could indicate to lllt‘ a bond paste
or soap which i could use without
the uddition or water. i tint on the. .
"go" all the time, sometimes- (or hours. ' ’
'wuhout a chance to get water to
clean my hand.

39"“ 1
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after mulling aome. ' ' A.‘ ..
' urgent l‘i puirs. '

Tl ere in on the market a liquid ~otip Mrs. St. Clair Stobart. I t oral militiamen are wonderlnc.
Whlth can he used without the addi- \l g l" c l 5‘1"“ the moaning oi the new order
‘ ‘ r~. "- ( "r" - 1““"tv “‘1" 'l‘ lH-“(lC'ltfoli it “as impossible for .m

tion of water. This may be obtuintdI ““3 a *L‘rittsh ttmw ”I l
_at any automobile supply t-itorc. it was sentenced “I bi-
is not permitted to publish in these Ftlitlt (at 1”.
columns the names of accessory mun

”lib-WAN pincer to retire without putting “1
rh‘“ “1"“ too full yuirs of service as a Nation
Slit managed to'al Guard officer. Some of the local mil
tstapt; illitl lillil hint to RF itnmrn belieto that the order has

 

 

 

00MB SAGE liA lll
Hill 10 lllllllfll ll

It: Grandmother's Recipe to Keep

Hér Locks park, Glccly. Thick.
‘ The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur
freaked and faded hair in grand
mother's treatment. and folks are
again using it to keep their hair a
good. even color. which is quite sen
aible. as we are living in an age when
a youthiul appearance is of the great
est advantage

Nowadays, though. we don't
the troublesome task of authoring the
huge and the mossy mixing at home.
All drug stores hell the ready-tome

product called "Wyeth“ 3 Sage and Sul- lacting no business within the calendar .

pliur Compound" for about 50c a bot- 1 year of its organization must make
‘and file a return on the bouts of the!

tie. it is verx popular because
nihody can discover it has been ap-.

plied. Simply moisten your comb or,

i internal “"9““ “NW JameaJ. all! “till Lulttt to l ttgltilltl.

‘for darkening gray. i

:ycar must make and render a return

Itaxea on net incomes of over “.000.
have:

Iutucturcrs. bin ultttt ~ltt \\ :t~ ~itl< “ith the “we" timed with a tieu to pmtidiug
- . W ‘t_\])llll\. \\ lllil \llt [WtklflllLd slit “mm. annex-s who have fallen '0“ in‘
COLLECTOR WALSH issues; “1‘ ‘“ 1'" “ i“ u‘ ‘“ ”it \dth’llic- immiuauuus with a means of le mi

'H‘m“: ‘h "m1 ‘l‘dfl‘ 1hr“ “"193 the service withmtt actual resignation.
iOtlicers on the rescue list can be call-
“ .ctl hack to duty in case of war but the
PRESIDENT’S SON WINS VALE selection of othcers (or actual hostil-

PRIZE. {ties is made by the adjutant geneiui
ii AYEN Feb 23 .-—Morris i aim has a complete record of the rea

WkfiNlNG ON lNOOME TAXES.

'\\ alsh' issued warning ymerday by
Wily of announcer!” that .the individ-
ual incomt tux rohiumi'or 191.5 must’
lie in the rollcotor’d ollcelh llat'ford
oil or before Mach“ 15, 19%. The pen-

 

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won the DeFOI‘eSt lit H‘ duty.
qntromenia of the law is a speciflc iwiaecpealting contest The prize is.
penalty rousing froth 320 to 310000 :. medal mined at $100 Hadley IS 1! hi Guard is u. nource
and an addition of! 50 per cent. of the member of the Skull and Bones.
amount oi the tax to be paid. Any per
son whom income is 38 000 or more a

of

{strength which is often overlooked.
_ ,this city alone. local militiamen any.
iin (are of war several companies oi;
ltrained men could be raised and oiilc-
'cied which would be composed of men
who have nov. not been out of the lo.-
cal militia very long. At lea'st three
cupta‘ns sev oral lieutenants. many ion-

m. r non- commissioned cdlcern and

;~__.

till ititiiiiiiiiiiii
smarts sums

to the collector's ofllce on or beanie
March 1. Singe persons must pay

However, returns must be rude by
all persons whose net incomes are
$3. 000 or over in a year.

A corporation organized and trans

 

Ionic of OH, Pcnctnting «or.

me'l Oil." Iito the colors in case of- honilltlcs,

\\' hat' 9 Rheumatism? Pain Only. Trot-ulna a good mobile force at short

Slap drum! Not one case inlaotioe and the same holds good in
mend" 79“ “"1088 “0h c“I'DOI'MIOH fifty requires interact 1mmt.nuo‘imy cities in the country.

shall designateadscniyear other than soothing. penetrating “St. Jacob's ‘

i ' Made from Cream oi Tartar
T Absolutely Pure

 

iiillllS! HAVE WAW,

iiadlm 5°“ 0‘ “95mm“ A: T H“'£‘Y.;suiis why omcers are taken iroti no i
city for failure to comply with the re of Y ate t'nlicrsity.
'lne. renerye list of the state Nation »
military :
in ‘

Rub Pain Away With Small Trial scieral hundred men are on the local;
rest rve list and could be called bacb,

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Illte, and it not overcome it produces

 

only in event oi war or other cmcr- i
servo ist will be subject to active duty

 

tent y and in such event may be call-
ed on tor activea smite by the pm-
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VETERAN ODD FELLOWS.

WATDRBVRY. J-‘ch. 23.~The Veter-
an Odd F‘elloua' ”sedation held its.
annual 'meeting here yesterday. The;
following officers were elected.

(‘hlef Veteran. David M. Boyd oii
Derby; vice-veteran. Loran N. Brown;
oi Mei-idea; secretary. Frank R. l'p-+
son of Southlngton: treasurer, John ll.
Jud-son of New Haven: directors,§
Grant w. Kiestoad of New Haven, Se.‘
lah G. Blakeman of Shelton. Karl Win-l
tor of this city. Sidney W Challenger
oi Bridgepoii and Samuel l‘rince oiI
itt‘ldgport. .

 

-lf you had been a good SentinelI
clariaiiicd advertiser. at the time you‘
secured your present ipoation. perhaps.

you would buye found one paylngl

lwite the salary—and with titles the:

chance (or useiul service.

 

 

 

titct, ctosit till i
titi ill0ll nuiiuit

Save Your Hair! Double m Beauty
In a few Moment. Try This!"
it you care. for heavy hair, that glis-
tons with beauty and la radiant with!
life; has an incomparable cotton-AI
and is unity and lustrous, try Dan-1

 

t
deride.

Just. one application doubles the
beauty at your hair besides it lm-'
medlatcly dissolves every particle off
dandruff; you cannot have nice, heavy ‘
healthy hair it you have dandruif. .
This destructive scurf rob: the hair
o! it: lustre. its strength and its very'

a fovcrishncu ‘and itching of the

The retirement order lettuce: 'Oil'l~ up; thump- M (mun, lmi

osoit brush with it and draw thisilhe 081805“ 3’9“ in the manner and Oil" directly upon the ‘tander ”attest-a on the active list at the C. N. G. and dlc- 15“ a. mum out hot. A

through your hair, taking one lmnll

strand u ntimc; by morning the I"! The necessity of 11in: a return do ob's Oil" is a harmless ruminations; worded through military channels. and”. thin m dra, Jenny ., too: .
hsir disappears. but what delights the lie-Mia mu CM»? annotation! and sciatica lintment much mm with tho nut-oval: at the will!“ oily, got. 1.15mi bottle of Knovl-l‘
ladies with W'ycth 5 Sage and 3mm.“ am andxnot upon the receipt of disappoints and can labour-chm. general. to tron-toned to a rams lton'a Danthriao at :1in drug store or' ‘
The will! We tax 'Wei‘ up! Qtilt complaining! Get iii-t. EI-olccvd oi the C 1N 0 may} W counts; apply n little as direct-
Q“ halr after . 1". applications, it return must be lathe oliectnr'u oflce a small trial bottle urn. y-r Inns-,appty (Mam comm! 051' id Ind ton minutu utter you will any”.

is that, besides beautifully darkening

also produces that soft lustre ‘ind

appearance of abundcncc which i. '.° MI“! 0 it W ""I" the Mlfl- free iron moon-tic and m pain. mm. Inch agitation-mu not b3: and;
attractive; besides. iii-mm- dandruif, it“ W in mm will be an soreness. nuanc- ind mm .Don't' approved by coma-min; amend wet
ipliod. Then. is no specific exémptlm- suffer! Relic! mite you. Old honour whom-pullout- mmmwuac' d“?- Wt 1w“, beautful “I

~ -. . "StJawsmrhumndaflmlaomthemcwulmoiw .itihctilyouI
8 mntn' MIMI: III“ of rheumatism cm in the u time. tannin Shay b. m ”- mm ‘m

itching pulp and tailing hati- _ I
—nnd sum. in! not uncle flit
thronshw
cunt, m at “to.

A.“ carponflcndncm.
-—'l'urn “incrchant” for a day or mi Withholin

Wmuflnwm to qua-ammunition m. ummw
. inIonaltr.‘ * ‘ . __ . , Ir!“-

ronn as provided (or that ‘flt Jacdmny, upon their own. application tor

purpose. and relief comes ninstlntly I

income.

on" or before ma 1-. cl- titer-ac gun, and in you a mom-t you‘ll be carol tho mammoth-him the! “yutbdbutinvummtyoucm

booted ”than thou-011mm! haircut-mud twin-tanned” Mm'flw*u"

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Sentinel town!

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(“THE soot. or HAPPINEss’i:

The Blue Bird
IS SOMETHING NEW IN DXNNER WARE

The lucky Bluebird ("The Soul of Happinc s ‘) is the m "
this Dinner act. made by one or the foremost American putt .,
highest point ruched in harmony of color, chaste dcaltnfm
the same time, the latest thing in the prevailing mode. it Will
to be the mutant ever—a Bhicbird in blue and iurqutlfitl .
soft red oi nature on the breast. white the edge of each “‘4'
lshed in deep blue lines and tracing. To see it laid out my

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Displayed fiehebe’s

“WASHINGTON s'r. SOUTH‘NOLR'W _

 

Blue Bitd Se‘t Coupon
Wed. Feb. 23

annnnss
unwsonam

coocanocon-caoraoo-cooo-douoo-c

CENTRAL norm. '-' -r ‘

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