Sterling
“ February Furniture Sale
At; a Saving of 10 to 30%'
’ ‘Extra’ Special"
onn CHIFFONIERS AT '4 our
- Buy Now Furniture, Rugs, Ranges for FutureDeiiveiy:
FREE STORAGE. FREE DELIVERY.
Sterling Furniture Co. ‘
127-129oi3lwWashington St
Phone 105 ,»
[ruined by it high tension wire drop-
ping or: the spark plug and hanging
‘free (not grounded) so that the cure
. Irout cannot lump. It is being model
in the secondary winding. but as it?
lcannot follow its regular path it must!
go somewhere, and so it punctures the;
insulation inside the coil and afieri
that refuses to come out. When aJ-l
lusting vibrators or testing spark the
wire should never be held more than
one-fourth of an inch away from (no
spark plug or cylinder. V
HONK! HONliI
"AUTOMOBILE NOTES
: m Want, The seam“ 01‘ broken Wires in field of generator.
«ii-sun 1914 model Ford. HaVe had (“What would be the trouble with
it overhauled. Put in new cylinder * Stromberx cal'bufltOr—When yoiiiotI
m M will rods, valves, com- the engine idle a while and open tho‘
um, virus, can shaft, and- cum "WWII chokes up? Diner-ant ad-‘
{Mucus-I. Also new piston rings. justment Dre“? tight. and the high
9h Minder misses about three 31- I WV 8'30 male that iioget best re-
“one out of five, and when it "“3 I have to have the low Speed ad‘
ain'- ltonlodes very much louder jnustment pretty “SM. and ”IF Milli
_ than the not, with It. spitting noise; ”“510“ must be stranger on the
kc... m an no what the trouble is? 81111118 than I know it should be. lit-
, ramps-sum good on all tour cyiin- Dillon 1‘5 in good shape. l thunk you‘
' den. , p. H. H. in advance for answer. . A, H.
fifths m noise comes mm the 1. Warm motorup itnd soc it there
crisl'iulutur “- means} a leaky inlet is‘clenrnnoo between inlot intro. and
valve. Run engine long enough to litter of No 1 cylinder. Backvfll'lng It
but it up. Crank motor over and carburetor might be duo ‘0 leaky in. __
m '1! ”mafia“ is week. If one let valve or loan mixture. leakage Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
in weak remove all spark plugs but 3'0““ inlet manifold 01” valve 8111118 .4 h“. a Cole 5.5. car with the
‘9 “‘1 trunk “8““!- Shm P1“: “‘0'" might cause ”"3' lsico system and Exide batteries. 1
a winner to another till one is 21““ 1°“ ‘3 all ”‘9 “0‘“ 901” °ri 'want to discontinue the use of senor-
hlll which gives little resistance. m” "“5““ 3"” together there William [or cranking cur and recharging
Mn one answer to J, G. . in this do be ".0 “warm“ in results. lbstteries. only using batteries for
' m“ “23:“:ng gggzi‘tmggb‘fi. lights. Should i connect batteries in
. u l - . W . 9
[Marius Department. ‘The Sentinel. ' “~ b“ “"9 It adjusted 0t.“ "M“ ’ railing; Jgseillxsjflfollgmintofg
~80!“ time aéo I rend a statement station, , a magneto through switch, non~vl
M “I! mnmto and induction coil 4'" may be that (lost level 15 ‘00 brsting coil. relay. and resistance coil,
”a!" tension current by the high. mm “gm" ““d “5"“ gasoline timer and distributor? Will the volt-
. Ills means but i do not remember “'3‘ to "“3 marked 0“ water jacket. age from generator be too high at
1‘0‘mation and no one here Adjusting carburetor 0“" 33“!“ times and how should they be con
horns we to explain it to me It might “91"". Adm“, “We” ”‘1‘ until net-ted? A. M.
: it ‘0.“ not take up too much space spring is free—about onesixteenth or The method v0“ mention would run
v I shun mm to see it treated in u ““h- “1' MW “Mme“ down Jute engine, but it is impractical. The
.30 [During Department, which i “d ”‘th lower not for heat speed. generatorwould give you so high an
whW‘m" found very helpful. 339°“! “9 with throttle and “63““,amperauco at times that it would
" B. N. 1‘5“?“ spring until backflring “tw‘lburn sway the interrupter points.
‘ 9011! the magneto and the induc- and motor picks up evenly ' Themetter use the system as originaliv
liaison make current because they trouble may not be in the carburetor-,1 designed.
' out ‘9 Magnetic lines of force by M"- in N“ I “no“ ‘ i ‘ —.-....
learn: at a conducting wire. In the! .... Motoring Department, The Sentino.
induction coil the lines of force from‘ Motoring Department, The Sentinel. l--Will mu kindly DulillSh this in your
_, to primary winding build up around l--You advise using ii spark gap of one- l next issue? i have a 1914 Overland
. he Boundary winding. When the thirty-second or an inch. but tell us' model 79. which i am overhauling
”I“? «taunt is stopped the lines to adjust the vibrators on a Ford car and am hum: trouble With the ‘
‘1qu can!!!” in pdescending were so that the spark will jump onc- transmission. i found four teeth on
‘M' m thumb the secondary quarter of an inch. Why the differ- tbe 10'? Speed Bar of the counter-
”,Mins. thus producing current. in once? w. 'r. D.‘shiiit broken. Will you give me niii
i m m! Winding is carried on‘ Because the resistance at the spark explanation how the trans '8 dis"-
lh Allure, which revolves at a gap diners when inside or outside of sembied? i am 1 “tr mechsnic in all
u at or speed. As it revolves it the cylinder; it is much more ditii~ other parts except the ml axle and
V” M lilies of tone by means of \n cult for the current to jump through diasuemhllng. - 31113! one take the
”month; with. it has not. yet been gasoline vapor under high comm-es. whoisrenr axle air or does he have to
W why this should produce sion than to Jump air at-ordiniiry inkeihe drive shaft iroiu diii‘eroutini
:NIL hi the met remains that it mum. Community we here to to universal. joint? Or can one inks
“i ‘hun u spark strong enough to jump the min and center short out with
‘ an air an of one-quarter inch no as out Irma"!!! within: exam the
,:~ WI! We“. The Sentinel. to nuke sure or linving ii reliable trons use com and the shifting
* ll-er no the following a” in the cylinder. torts? Can one remove the counter-
”: (I) i have a model ll. 1» - ,sholt without removing the main
we Pith-ii. fiut cym, or lotorinl Wot. The “the” My ‘1. in. mm “a m
i. Lil-I- mm ”on ~Thodl0llylnnluonlyllfllml'lahhufl on. moi-min" not
‘fllnullan a rot-gm umbrellas! toms-mot mllultdhthsmtnt'l‘hmm
Imus-loathe: Huron“. no hit-r: cm noel
Moior'ng Department, The Sontlnpl.
l have on eight voltage storage hut-
iery. How can I connect it dash light.
and would i have to run a. ground
wire from it? i hope to see an answer
to the above question in the next is-
sue. C. A. B.
You may use it ground wire it you
prefer, but it would be.better to use
a twin cable: Connect buttery at
one end. At other and run one wire
lother wire from switch to light.
-~..~ ‘
to light and other to switch. Run air ,
Pink Silk Underwear
A small collection of slightly mussed and soiled
garments.
UnionSu'ns.
Enclose Suits. 1’“ 57!?
{(3.151th l“ “:53 “ “'65
n .34.: ‘ 15
‘1 *fi'fiunin 3020;.
The Hat
All-styles for all Women. .3
Bangkok - Strum in
black.
Such odd weaves in straw
as one sees in the advance
styles for Spring. Here in
bleak 'andusnowy Febniary are
‘ glimpses 'of hats that one
knows not for fair and sum-
mer days on southern beaches
and under palm trees.
mustard, plum, brown and
:l’fi'
Winn Strain which are unique and
very pretty. .
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of severely plain appearance
. Droop-lnun .
which are good for all times of year.
Little Close Hat- of
traveling.
Come and sec thenssortment. :2 i1 . 7
Second floor, ‘:
"The Priscilla"
. Every woman knows
the Priscilla Magazine and
finds it useful with its
many suggestions and
ideas for art work.
On March 25th, the
price of the magazine
silk or satin, convenient for
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' ‘ Wairm» Rugs
formotorortnnvel.
Heserool Robe-of
-. exquisitely soft texture .
and finish, . s
$25.00
will boadvanced to $1.2 . .
if ordered now subscrip-
tions will becntered:
One year 51.00
Two years $1.50
iteglstar at the Pattern
Section. muiii’fioor.
Scotch , Torrens
the famous Gordon or
Forbes Plaids,
$10.75
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Apparel For Stout Women
Clearance of Winter Suits and Dresses
W The Read Apparel Shops offer an efficient SCI?
F vice for large. \‘i'UlllCli. the stellar of appearing stout
"I often rests entirely with clothes, and the skill of artis-
iic tit-signers iii clothes has been engaged to the cult?
that winner. 22".: Kate lzirge may be suitably and artiss"
ill"
Quito a group of Tailored Suits for stout met} ‘ ,
are at clearance. These are in‘ nun .. M” «J ‘ ‘
I
iicztll} drew}.
i
F‘ Velour Checks ”w.
Men's Wear Serge ,
in hair-line stripes ’ . .
Gabardine: in desirable colors
Broadcloth, and a few suits '
fur-trimmed , ., -
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Sizes 40%. to 51, which have been up to $55.00:
in price, ' '
1Q~§Jo
_.“"'":i‘.’.°f.."f‘ $25.00
w. .
Dresses for Stout Women . i
A group of attractive styles, some of which air;
‘ ' distinctive and elegant to a marked degree. lg
lg C3090 d8 China I. ,
E , Sofia Chnmeuse i! . ..z
i! . Bernadine Silks V" L, .
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in plum, Capenhagcn blue, gray and black and white.
Sizes 40% to 52%,
$35.00
Second floor. 3
Paper Rope Work ,
MESEEFE Dennison Section. 5 ' h :‘i
instructions in making Baskets, Vases, Lamps"...
Sandwich Trays and other decorative household arti- .a
cles. , . A
' Free lessons. Pleasant work for dullFebruaryl'l;
days. ’ ‘ . Third floor.
Valentines
'5 7' Quaint styles ready at the Stationery Section. "
5 and 10 do.
Main floor. a
s~_N._i>l-s...i c...- .
Plaided‘ Rugs ' "The. Designer"
T in: regular" price of 1
of (issuable mixtures and the Designer is nova ._
EOOd W313“, ..-......_ $1.00 and the quarterly
$6 75 , ls__25 cts. a copy. ,1
477:5; mm floor. 1; During February it
" "“ . - special offer is made f9} ‘ -.
. i‘ the Designer at A“ .2
F“ This includes one copy.
p of the quarterly with‘vsi~ ,
coupon for 15 ct. pattern;
Open February first. y
Pattern Section, main noon,
' Bloomers and
Rompers for Kiddies,
new styles just in,
75 ch.
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