. ~ 3 "Doll Outfits
, , That have been through the Christmas rush.
Some at half price endless.
, 7. . Welcome. (lasso alsocts.
£1:le 7351 i .1 _‘_‘Were camisole? _ alum
. ' second floor.
Fanuary Sale Continued _
Dining Room Furniture
A ten per Cent. discount Dining Room Suite, oak, Jacobean perlod
On Dinner Sets, Stock Patterns in Dinnerware, Fancy finish.
China, Cut Glass and Silver, lamps, Jardinieres, Candle Buffet.
China Cabinet,
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m 156M”. m spacial table;
lion'l miss them, 1233.
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Shades and var-ions linesef Kitchenware. . .. ,
berllnc idbif,
Basement. Dining Table,
Six Chairs. ‘. ' _
. . 9. $197.00. Sale pried,
~ ~ ~ . Fancy Linen Stamped Pieces Glove, Jlik “69
- " . - Dinin Room Suite Jacobean moo.
i..- . R kabi V l A Department for embrmdery . Underwear Buffegl l P
-~ emar , e a u ’ ' ~ ,~ ' Pillow mass. 59 angle; at... . . - - . - .
.. R .. 0 . 85 In “310 Persian Butlenherg Centers. were \l'ithcaehpan- sufficient at very Mal ”due. gsxfilghhéfii’
i 1 ugs SiZ'c , X" 2; drOpped patterns 5,175 “”‘i $1.00ut h*‘llflll‘i‘le cotton is furniehed to finish tiom. m ._ ,__ Dinin Table;
, _ , ~.,. ‘ l, , \l‘ol'k. . . Six C airs. : -. .! ~
« Ramiv C , -. , . . , ,‘ . , . lenl len (“lien-s. . . . , _ - _ ‘ Umon Sluts ‘ ‘ '. 2W P,
.. In such an upholtunl‘r) db lhlb, £01 onl) ~31, m mm, {01.2mm N‘Q‘gm’m’f’t"9f'§d 7.510“: ' , , , $167.00. bale pI'lLB, £1ng $142 ;, , g ,
once a year do the rug manufacturers make their (115— EN “Ls-3111‘. fol-39111.9. l‘ (”9.10“ “F“ ' n: ma: if? E“"910!” combinatlon 7 . ' '3‘:
cards and permit the reduced prices on the abandoned 36 1““ $1M m" 69 “5' liinli‘liiiiiliijrglllmilitiielCCliiifiii. Suits and V0505“ i m .Tien Dining Room Suites, oak. William and ”arm:
““23“: . . 3171113 . l incl; A small ...h........ “who... ' t’ ‘
. lull-lulu illll‘h‘l’ Anglo Persian. ll term to con— m" 1.3131de :4: :3: :35 3: Ju,,,.,;.u,..,,d,;.l1;.,.,k,...l.;..l. only. Sizes and prices China Cabinet,
Jlll’t‘ Wl‘iil lll T110 l‘llg‘ WOl‘id. I ' is sold di i5 ('irl. not mentioned to savg I Serving Table,
., . Irish Linen (Deniers. 11mg 1‘. a hook m- “pup . . Dining Table,
MP pnm- ?-iill.$?.54ll'ol'$l.50 - '. ‘ ~ . . R ‘hsallll‘J’ntlmli- Six Chairs. . ”iii .
W ‘ -. ‘8‘) .- llohln. on. lol girls from ‘ .- . .. ‘ _ ‘ _ ,fi
(1‘ $.00 $6500 Irish Linen Squall-es. lo 12 yours. llud is full 0: "‘“n “W" $100.00. ball: prlce, “8% $98 ’
. .~ 30in.$0.50 f 1- 55/1") useful information alou . . . . . .1- {we
$69-30 $5r '30 “uh. ,, few 0. PM: ‘ eelmhel work. .. _ , l: Dmmg Room Suite, golden oak, Colonial Styh
' . I . . "n“ h" “"9“ “’PS’ ‘,‘"”' Handkerchiefs i very massive. n'
[K . S , (.l'euln Linen Lenin's. llucks,\l'ere;)0l:is. i01‘3Lll‘is. :1 Buffet ‘ ' '
U85 1“ ma“ SIZES ill in.$2.llo fol-$1.50 "no lot. Soul-ls and fighters, Men’s Initial, -* ("hind '6‘“th .
were Mndeinbflollles. I}. "fgrfyméxfggs'aek i1 9 .018. each. Serving Table, . 3.
' Axminsters, 30 x 72 $0.00 for $5.25 “ 5". ESPN. for 15%;. werefillois. for 25 els. Men ’8 Initial. pure Dining Table. “ “ ‘
97 \. 60 43375 $325 0::199‘15' :f’rzég‘ts' ‘Crfibonne “or“? 1700:“ “11011, 29 cts. (“0011. Six Chairs. iv . ‘ ' I
. - ,~‘_—,_H , *1 1 1.1 - t . ‘J l. n‘H' 5. (NW) (919‘. m, ~00. mt dl‘ 5. ’7 x 7., . ' I . r 1 .'- . It»... . n.
"‘ 18 x 30 $1.50 $1.35 2: in.$?,(ul flll1$1,25 Rm, SW,” WWW ll {mung lldndlsn; cameo. Sale pme, 3.3.. $275 .; . .
Hottled A - .,— ,. , . discarded numb-1w all one- "hlds- Vi ere 1'3 and 10 . . _ _ . - --.
xmlnsters, -4 x 0-1 $1.80 $1.50 "l“‘l‘ "em 1 half price. (104., now 10 cts., Dining Room Suite, golden oak, Colonial stMm
37 1‘ 54 ‘ $300 $2.50 _ ,. 6 for 50 cts. smaller dimensions for City apartments. “ll“
_ ‘ m... m... Mliilnery ' Were 2.3 cts., l u Buffet.» _ , ..
" " g... Closing out the entire stock of Winter Hats, fine ‘1 how 19 m” 5 for $1.00 Egmfixg‘abgfi‘ l
- hi?!- qualities. ‘ ‘ ‘11") ets now290ts each ‘ ~m1’ 1 . I 1134-
Clear ‘ m 7' Y _ . L. . ., - - lllmng 'lable, ‘ r 1.
a.nce Of W6” Papa r ' f” _F0nner1y 3» Sale PW'“ 00 (.‘i‘S-, now 39 0118. ~ ‘ Six (illuil's. um}; i“
. . Wall Papers 111 late designs, attractive styles for 'F‘oul'ieel'. Huts. l' ‘ 333'00 to “$890 $299 , “ 75 (#8., now 59 eta. "it: $127.00. Sale price, an“ $10] '
llvmg rooms, bedrooms and i-eoeptiou halls all’pur- #11309" I??? 3:383 to $1350 ~ $333 $1100, NOW 79 cm 15‘ v
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chased this last autumn. .‘lt" “911 d 5’ a’ ' to $2 001 ' ' El ., _ Ma“, “00,. _. Dmmg Room Suite, oak. Jacobean peliod _ _
‘ . . l‘wo Hats. $10. 3 $7.00 ‘1‘ *141-1- ' «1-7? finish ' {a
At half original prim ‘ Eighteen Hats, $12.00 to clamp $8.00 a 1E hum, e
.‘ 50 0th., $1.00, $150, $2.00 up to $4.00. Thirty—one Hats,_ $15.00 to $25.00 ‘ $10.00 _ l ' Bureaus and Chifioniers .; china cabinet, . , 2
In lots of 6, 8. 10, 14 to 20 rolls in the lot Very Four Halal, 9., $3000 ”2‘00 a 7 Of. Med Oak in Mis- Serving Table. ,. _ 3 . ,
.apecial , - .4 FURY iihifl, 83.....00 t0 35.4400 $12.00 _: i sion Stylfi Dining Table, y ,1!
1 U do ' H Que Ha" $2290 $1490! '3 ' ‘ifi Six Chairs. clan it , 3- “
3:121“; ,. Bathroom Rugs of (‘olonial woven felt strips. 30"9‘1’1 Isms! $2200 to $3,388 ., 3200 g Bureaus, ‘ $170.00. Sale price, swag $139
. We 13 '1. » no 1a» . ~0« 3 . “ . : $18.50 Sale n'ice, $16.00 ' ,
2:311; M $ 7 ) Thugfifl'w. 0110. Hat: $32.00 ,4. $20.00 '5' ' $1,100 I $13.25 . ,E'Efi'? _ Fur-allure Gallery, fourth “Ml.
we“ .. 17 -~— .1. One Hat, . $3.00 37 $20.00 ll" $12.: ' w he: $10.75 if.“ ‘ ,, ' "‘ I... « ..
0 . ‘ ~ Two Hats, With .S'» 9‘1 , . 1f . . «”3";
g? . Kolillski for. $40-00 10 $50-00 15" $25-00 3' ‘ Chl omers, ‘ ~ -‘ H
‘ momlzeaaco S1 $.00 1" momma
.. - - Untrimmed Hats, one-half price. ' $17-00 $14-75 1 1 ,
V .‘ . W a” "1 Second floor. $131M $11.25 _ "*W a _ "
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be way 0f taking up slack of brakes if it is kept up to its full strength by)
onlv by who on eudfi of brake rods, the charging system. If not. he has N
‘to be looked after too much to set should pump until the bulge just dis- when “m uging u"- 10 close cut-out
(ally service out of it. Why Should not appears, and they claim lo tell the cock under tank to keep from flood-
’ ’ itho battery box he lncaaed so it pressure. by kicking the tire. Are any lug mud pans with gasoline Will you had turn buckles lllll ill eenlrc 0‘ nods. attended to heltore it gets 591°“. in .
.‘ . _ ' ’"could not" freeze? Then the. trouble of these methods reliable? R. N. L, please tell me what is wrong and also This look up slack or brakes all Holst, 1:810:3th 0:05: Trishpoi’se iii! 2:;
1 would be removed. If u flrcless cook» The. col ro er test is b means , _ M. b l 'oiu over rough ground at or 1' ll e v . a 8 ll , v.
. i y p p )1 \Wh“ to d0? G W u g g whole electric system, He knows fusl “
'er can keep things warm for tho‘of A pressure coupe. Multiply the There may he dirt ill float valve or nary speed or applying brakes wheels , ‘
what amperage each lamp and coma
glength of time it is claimed, wh 1 not mailer diameter of urea b' 20, It ' . b, r _ .1 . 1 5 lock a slide, also apply themselves ,
S 5 . It may e we n Possibly lle lloati an blnatlon of lamps should draw, NW
AUTOMOBILE NOTES ‘ . surround the buttery with one tireless rear tire. or by 18 if u front line. This too heavy with gasoline. Remove and by rebound of cor. frequently breakiug h ld b l tobafla
,oooker? And it that is not enough will give you the pounds pressure re- inspect. If shellac on float is cracked brake rods. Hod logic joints out In what amperage S 0“ c 80118 - ' .
lery at certain speeds of the engine;
,burround that one with another, and quired. Thus it 24x4 tire. would need it should be. cut with alcohol, dried rods, but had no effect on breaking of . ‘ _ . fix
then another one. The car I had be 80 pounds pressure it used on rear thmoughly and shellacked, Try valve brake rods. Had shock absorbers out If anything ls wxong'hc finds and i
tom this one I rode one day eighty wheels. and 72 pounds on front wheels. with tongue. I! u lots m pass it on car, Could you kindly lldVlS“ What es, "' , ~1 0.
miles and had ,no water in the radio. ll‘ pressure is stated on the go by lhllt needs grinding. Use rouge powder and I can do to overcome this? X. HP keeps 1‘ llllllllll’ 0f "“19? tubes iii l
101‘. And while I did not intend to, it‘instead of above rule. a light. oil. Clean out occasionally: As you do not give the make of car UN“ 6813 a supply 0f patches, “we“.
seemed to work ““91 ”“9 f“‘3‘- ‘md; Motoring l)elllll‘lmollf;“Tlllc Senllncl. with gasoline and test with [ODKUE.:\\‘0 can only surmise what the trouble t001$ Of all killdsv‘ and the “"35 3n 1115‘, ~
did some hlll climbing too. Why: ~ ..__. ,Replace all parts and dripping should ’may be. but it 899% to be some tie- spare rims fully mflated- His 0 SUP“ ~
$1133: 21:011. work I‘VE“ all thigmeT—l have a Ford car which i wish to have 8mlllled. , feet in construl‘glolinfliigfmcvfiefgfi
a e C re“ ll m; can I “g“ put in cold Moreno for [he WING?“ ——-—-— causes brake to s . .
snowmen out to oil it? J. N. R i . ~ ‘ b-
3 3 . ~ ' , in be Dump. instead of torch] water around , -. ~ . ; . ounces. The mock about
3“ ”lay.“ mews. Frags down on pedal . g X full and screw on cover Just g Will you kindly state In your motor; Motoringr Department. The beniluol. :1: 23:12} jnm be at fault. Try loosen-
vl . ll 3 1 .
fibrowingout clutch. Place piece of fnough to stop leaking. Whenever it “a: 3:238:51 £0331: :llil:hwhy should. lid column the proper Way to take care 1—1 had the real axle of my 1916 '. . . d little but no!
. , eaks set it up a little tighten If at SD n 3 ' en “9‘ non of radiator so as to prevent some Saxon four changed foranew one, and mg the ma“ r0 5 a ’
. diced 11 but surl‘oundln til 11 l
Motor 'lment. The Selltinel.l - g e s a ‘ and
mg Depot "KI‘IC‘d lightening it with ll wrench. Be
i’fiily clutch leather has not, been:
rolled {or several months and has be-isum to turn it the right way, a“ some
’ m to slipoccaslonally. l have lricdihave a lelthnud thread. If It bottoms
. . (cannot
to pubnewtoot oil on it, but it runs be turned any more) it must
. ' l~ . be he a. .
“J “oval-we flywheel and none_,gels in p Cked ”"5”” “0"" and We“
. with l3 ' ’
“ we er. Is it necessary to take re] s of cloth or cotton haste
lead! .wiih cup greaoe out in it. Fill slum
,1
ply is kept up, his air system does null
leak and he never runs out of gallon '
line. in fact, his car always seems id
be tuned up and running as ‘ltshou‘lili
Do not think this is a fanciful picture;
Such men exist. Try lobe one o:
, {card on this metal in s cc between: _ S . . ,
-. 'llzh’itoh and'flywheel P0121011 on this “it; :00 tlghtIy it will ”“8119“ 111023932? to worry about the $121ng from freezing. and greatly oblige ever since there has been a dl'stlnctjm“nigh m lose conerl 0f the brakes. them. 3: f
.> , ' .5 a. l all make it almost j ‘ : ' . , . ,. .. c ‘ ‘ A i ._..___ , ,
m it will run in very Wadily. Turn . impossible! The trouble may be in your hot-i A SUBMRIBER hum. apparently in the. differential” Helpfu? Hints l
. dutch my another place and pour on: ; ‘ .. , Standing in from of the cuff look There is plenty of grease in it ._ You! 1 n a LFnNLATURlS GATHERING .
1 ‘, mm mom. Keen clutch out for sev-i . 3:3}:339 (flats: figwelnlmeriiil hav. under the right corner cube radiator might inform me through your col-i The man Who cal; find :firglei: to HARTFORD. Jim l3.-‘Members-elecll
. u. '1 hour“,- ovem- m TM 1, l . . 1- -'. ° 1’ a 95' t “s ’e‘ and you will find a drain valve. Open Home What. in the trouble- also how ‘ cal and “x ‘t l“ ‘1 W m * of the General Assembly “dually:
.y ,m by a Jack ad: 1;] lms in? 03% Motoring Department, The Sentinel. duclng the capacity and collecting at it and the 8mm cooling system will it could "he flx ed In dr'y immther myib e congratulated. but the man who my men well-known for their ”militia-“t"
~ ‘ , - 0° 0 '0 —~I hav mu h the bottom of in ‘ ' ’ 9 ‘ ' ~ $04; e s it away ‘ l ' s, were undying 43113 3' . .
I e c trouble With my 8190’ e cells, causing a slow be drained. including the water jacket. toot brake doesn't holdgood. Gould . llclpstes trouble and e p gratehe opening of the 1917 39m tm
- mm against clutch pedal. :tl'iC 5t Iv; . _ , short c] , l Yet it is ..
, artcr, which alto: investigation. rcult. Possm’ your system It might be well, in addition. to jack you please inform me of something,is nothing Short Of a genius. .morrow'. It was quite evident
- *9 seems to be caused by the butt , “095 llOt charge the battery at the ~ _ . . 1 tear of knowing WW “1 . ' ‘
_ . - 2 all, . u the left wheel a~few inches so as that could ~ - 2 . . .lslmllll' 9‘ m“ that. arty caucuses 01‘ members .3 _
“Wlfilmielfm,ThenSEntlnel.,whlcb is a. very large one (80 amp. Sim ““91 ‘1‘”? to “ME“ regulator 1:01: the 'w‘aler out “of the loll side The anysgzen‘gliimd “Spin: like” 10 “We“ ““d'memp’evenunfiiand iiie various informal-n? th 83
“'49.. 33W1 , our-cy l1 er car per hour.) and should have w r e as out. of adjustment. or other _' ' . . . ' ha ning. For instance._5llc tonight would 'bewell-atte ,9 '
villi-an tester than a olxcylinder. enough and lhen some but it no; 8 cause. The cold weather could not of the “we! jacket, and to run the ly. The driving pm“ and ringgear anti-om lgfviilves berore'thoy begin Republican mucus the. chief! 111i,
”Wald I‘lllXaoyitnder car We, will mu 5 ' , 1 g V01“ have caused th d J h ‘ _ engine about we minutes to ill-Pom on diucmntlolehould hebroughl mmluman grn ' , ‘ e ow."wa;s in prereoting org‘anlnblbn
race itéthe rice track, G s a. (“2.52“ 2:? ”it? d each ehargom If you wish to $11012? :bitiofybmem upond get rid of any moisture lel‘t closely together. Tempura-y rollers“) 193k compression and so 05 p inamea for speaker were he ’
j . .. ” ‘ .' ' 3 s on 088 not last; a. W - - - ~ ‘ 7 ~, ~‘er. Ho 1313 members, those-o
lithe Imcyllnder engine and the week. and during that time does not extreme temperatures, line» battery "1 the jacket. 1‘9“" the drum valve may be obtained by using a heavier, 1
. the l . , ‘ ,: '
, , o e l 3 » r ‘l ., . .He is the man who touches up ‘Healy, of Windsor,,1mks. .
{winder , engine develop the some furnish power to start more than four. box with blanketlng, covering heare- p n. imam Probably all that b '3 need; I the circuit breaker or inter- ed last sesalon, “a 1.1.
lflloy will drivel; car armo- or flve times. During the first cold fully. It cannot freeze it kept
: to prevent. leakage.
‘ ,.Motorlngv Department, The. Sentinel. 315 1a little adjusting. Tighten up on’polnts 0 oily, so they will not Sfimtom, a. veteran me‘iilb"
nosed. It the. cylinders of the y spell .I tried it with a ,hydromeler and charged at 1.275 to 1.300. but treats! o-‘Wlll you‘ll/kindly intern: me as to omen» and adjust the brakes to : become 50 com) H the 1m Idem Pro..Tem.. will-r30
, ‘ ' l , outset. enco . ‘ . A Bartlett 1
' ' make a good ‘3 ator Frederick . .. ,
hula engine will develop, more in good shape. During a ride 0“,”!!- thod~=of coollngby forcing sirloround s m.- I 1- run a car i d , (M . niary current lsolwa i ,
‘ ty miles it showed it was getting CVlindlars was tried out by mover-1,, ‘ ' m 9 ' atullfi- an "m power. . od spark is’upmducod. This 18 g Willinghon. The House'lweall:
ommwel? ”E. W , Motoring Department, The Sentinel. so a 80 . co‘ol; the chaplain .m that branch
m m, ms in ”can. but we . have morning it Wpllld mm start “1.9 .en- towm'k very welL The success of the a generatorron’o car ls~=not worth non-l 1—«Kindly answer in your information fine Emery c1001 through the 33p lam;
. hormonal-available. ~ ‘ , glue: and when‘l tried the horn“ on- FI’lullllln car today proves that ~|1he “hm. '-.1t.~would.not Lu,“ mm“ gammy“!!! followlns' .1 how: fl 1914 .few times with the points closed.~ By!‘ _
. _ {neurone rods. with both wheels miller 00mm“ dad mat they cm, notzsenate. the chieflfonor. the
Qt Moos ~lute of the some bore the -lt showed 1 225 a ‘ readll it full (“9011‘ 86 “l ‘ M i V
» . . . nd eluted the engine 5’ y r d- l‘ 3‘“ ‘ 9' how mocks * w ., . ‘. ‘ . . ’ .
_, _ . l hmepo or. is consumed by holdbut not to drag on the wheels running and lport; or senator-electi-.W.
ml"1‘8!‘ll‘lilcyllnder cars have . » turen f < ‘ _ . le _.
. made chargeddurlnz the run,,but.the next '1 ° mum!“ engines “‘1 found The WEE“ power consumed by‘ , —,—.._ ‘ merely amatter of drawlnsu ll . o p fd . t’ p ‘ temcihe «S
. nan-a- . ‘ . , .‘ ‘ . . 3 ~ ‘ 3, ‘ ‘ fl , ». . > . ventfid
.11? made a very faint sound Would. idea. is a good one ‘ morefthso‘aimagnetoorwater pump. taurobon‘j 1 model. Ills-inch wheel base. 2W5 meal“ ”‘9 ”we is. ”9“ i
BUSTON. .
thlfi‘lmle 00” 89311 have caused it'l. ‘Motol‘lhg‘Demt-tment, The Sentinel. snd-sowould 'n‘ot‘msko ehmhfiilflar "with 'to‘otl‘broke connecting arm on lmm—lormlngiln snflloleat about“! co} vene‘d ‘ t
l, , 3 . - ‘ ' 1". ‘ 3, V 5 110011 . ‘,
1 tense in the'munnlnsnl the on- to be ~slum on: back end with-equalling emplsnmm ~ ,ch 0,, mg;and3thirtuy-$ght eta
. . ; . lhe .pres -
notion-hie. » 3 1,- ~"”“"",lfll"lll' 01‘um of car. with He else keeps close we
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mm to lootpeddlpen’erg‘envstomge batten. 1“" was. ’3‘” . .Henry 6. wells
g . , . * Bill 3 ‘ 7
, 1, re .08 cove!!! menial» at serve each,” film
l‘fi‘ “mumbled wamwleet’awedlc‘ “.1113.
‘ weeks.» ““9 nucleus; $35???" ”I a”
the'elmlfl‘i' "w”, for his shoe .
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