icmuulste 051 the Auras. and Anointing In 12pm
letole pollslf will prevent that condi- the adjusting who as much as possi~
1I “011 bl 1 without causing the wheel to bind.
Tats can be determined by spinning
“Till room axle and steering as-
thl. wheel, and if it comes to rest
sembll should receile a. careful in-
“ be m 1 Ex l in the front “~
i‘Sl EC 1011. 0885“?» D 3"
Auto for lleanar Demands of 111. mm“, m be mu, dew,“ 1.1111. 111.. 11.111 1. is obvious 111111111.- .111 the .111
ll bearings are no
.. by grasping one of the wheels nd ha
Tm seam “tent”! at leking the axle back and forth!a 11’ rear wheels should be tightened by‘ 0
Right “me Mfitfile ' 11],, his developed in any of the 50“., setting up the lock- nuts on the axle IllJ II little incline
Isis or connections the turning of thelsh'dm‘ as 91059 9'5 DDS“ 0
Spring comes early in the ilnagina steering wheel will not have immedl- ”“99“”; the threads wedged on the: 1‘
thin of the motorist Already his§1te effect If there is play in thel “‘99
footy 1: beginning to be busy with radius rods the studs should be tight- ‘11”3‘153b19 ‘0 remove the hub caps 0“
till .1 through the countlyside when entd and the ball cap filed if neces-l ““0331” throughout “19 season wil'
the first taint green of the vernal! sulV. lie-1e that these adjustments are main-“:1“.
e-.'.Ir.0n raises the spirit to ll'l‘ic; ll inspection shows that the bush- 31"“9‘1 ll ”“5 is not done play may ‘
hi’ll-hls Ind so forth It is h¥)1131lll_.,.fllcll constitute the bearing :“"l°l’ “mm “m 1“ tune cause ”0”
{willmlmdable For the l'lntorist 1tol su' laces 'of the steering post black- b“ lsnltotl. dime
1‘9“IIIIII".'1 the poetic sude of life But et, spindle arm, spindle bodies, and ‘11 is Well to my ”19 spring leaVES}
'l-r‘: ' 1.- ill ‘0 an important prosaic splmg perches. are worn to such 311 11112111 near the ends with a screwdril
silt. 11h.- touting of Spring in mo. extlnt that play has d9\',9]0p€d it is tr and force lubricating Oil 01‘ inap-
1
1
1111111111 l'. is: Clean your cal—over- '-."ll sable to letllace them ”Who. hm" bC‘WC‘f‘II thenLThis 113“ a ““1":
limit it thoroughly. , __ :L'ltti‘lllg gear has become loose it can dtnty to make the springs more flexi-
"lne- uf the large automobile com- be tightened by disconnecting the blI‘n Th0 nuts on the sitting cfllips
Wille- has sent out the instructions 11111 halves of the ball sockets Whit 111 5111171" 116101195» Sllrmg U“ bolts “1““ i
T0" {11.11112 olclllunl The advice ap s".tllound the. ball arm at the. louer‘IlII‘ “ms. and splndle DOM 5110“” be!
11.111111111111111 almtheplugnndmlngulon.
the breather 83908
about
' he (leaned nith gasoline.
Nil..- 1-1 motor 1111' 01111015 generally l (1111 o: the steering post and filing off‘ ‘51 lIlPM‘d “lid 901“?!” Dill-'3 W1 in 50,’
illitl ls. 't'lc“ “11111093 until they fit snugly lllill ll]? nuts cannot Wollt lOOSt‘. In
i‘o assist both new and old oun- around the ball. If the ball is badly" (.111 ll 13‘ a 1400‘} “198 that We “1': b
1o~ '«ll. oft-1‘ the follouing suagestions‘ 110.1; it is best to r'eplate it with NW (at b? 8011? OVPT at this 59350“
for putrinu the car in the best 1103- 1a 1'. 111' one. The sotkets on the steer-i and .1“ 150118 anti IIUYS tightened
a-‘ihl: operating condition: ling. gt-al' connecting.r 10d should also "l‘lc circulating system should DH
1111-.- 11111? be busted 01' cut ill be filed down if it is‘ found that the. illlulltd out by disconnecting the inlcl ll.
WM" 1 . I~I DF'UDH rule should be all ball has any play 111 the mullet. In and outlet 1121191 connections, and al
on then; before it bccomes too lateI l't‘ltlhclllg 1hr nuts be sure to ptltflowin; water under ordinary pressure;u
for .‘Ir‘lixilwu‘ The smallest out will ll'l(k the. (otter pins, otherwise tlleto enter the filler net-ll fiouingdoun l
all 111‘ “lllt‘l to enter and rot the fab l‘lll- may work oil the bolls alldlihrough the tubs-.1 idto the bottolnlmhj
111", and it the cut is into the fabric ‘cuusc considerable tloublu. It is 1111- ‘111111 .lnd out of the radiator 'l‘fllo
_ MM 11 ill 111‘11k Will?! the rubbel and] \l.\' We to go 0\"(’l the (basis frequent 11 Hm pussngtm in the ellindcl- may:
'0“ 'II the tread The edges oi small '1 in order to see that these ndjust-l he (leaned out in like manner by u '5,
~ tui- .sllouldgbo smothered with iii monls are maintained. lion 0! water from the (”'ylindm lu‘zul 1",
21111111. llslit‘e. then roughted 11'ithsund.I "l'llo wheels should be removed to tilt side inlet connection.
lulu" ul"-'1‘V1'hicll the cut should bcl'aud lllI’ bulls and cones inspected
accumulated
l(t.lilll('('ll0n5 at all the terminals.
.1111 wiring does not appear to be in
proncr tondl‘tion it la best to replace
ill. the tire talves directly under Dd ls. Remolc the plug and drain
t binding The‘ kclosene out of the depressions in the
raid case the car should be pushed youd l
the heightl ly in the reform story.
“ ‘You stopped smoking because she!
asked, you to?‘ was the question put.l asked Mr Bacheller "It is so ‘9” if your tenant is delinquent out
destructive become a Sentinel classi-
“DOIIt D10I18l1 it." said the sitter. fled advertiser‘at once.
ble without, at .111 ordinary street curbing. This
1': ation should be repeated npproxi
red ends of the. axle shafts It is male” every 1 000 miles-
The spank plugs should be remov-
ed and the points cleaned with gaso
Alter cleaning, the points should
arliusted so that the gap between
it... 111 is one thlrty second of an inch,
[timt is, about the thickness of a
Examine the commutator and re-
lplum: the (use and fibre assembly if
'11- toniacts do not appear in goodi
Ittl‘. cltlon. if till;I roller is badly wurnl
, that part should also be replaced
llhc tomtnutatm is dirty, or if there
is tongosled oil on the parts. it may
"the f'tdllllC‘lll bulb underneath the
a" ldllk should be chained to remove
I '1111 11111111 or fotcign matter that may
a»,
'll the engine is in such condition
1. to rtquil'c extensive adjustments
V.“ be udtisrtble that such work be
lo 1111 experienced mechanic."
-. . . . . . . "'I I1. (- :trbon should bc relnolcd and
tlu 1111211111 Washed out with gasoline] l' ”11' bearing surl‘uces of the cones! the lulu-s ground .111 after a son CHIGHIESIU ER 8 PHILLS
I‘m? 11 iiIIYI‘lII'IIi; cement applied. Afte on rough or considerably VlUlll or if 1011's use "1910 is no question but.
the =1'l‘Lv'lil has dried, the hole should any of ”)0 bulb; are cilippld they" 11 but lllt ofliciency of tour engine can
ho Iill-Ii with a compound which the :11. told be replllt'l'tL as the cost will,bc improved by “93mm: 1111» (‘IIIDUII
TING BIA-UNI!!!“
algal ‘ 11 1.:111
1' . .V 11111711111511 haml‘oot
your I)":
II! for
run ‘
all-lune ’
. bolus. willed ulm L'lut Ribbon.
Toto no other 11
, .. ' . . . ~ . , ‘ . 111.1111. cl'l’nfitlui" s'rzzim
Hlt' .olnpulllcs ful'lllsll tor llllS pur- be .‘~l|t)lll compared to the possibillly! and grinding valves. 3 1 If:“11,113,,‘g‘,g’:,:,';',,',:;:~,:,::i
3111M- in t'ilht‘ of 11 large cut or blow of trouble dovuloping on the Hindi “'iht' dirty oil should be dr‘ulned ‘ 1 |
1.. . . 10111111119 momentum:
.m. , .. ..'.""“"' ——I mm
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it; .Bre/lkz'flg Doom T be Barrier! ' .
" { N TIL now, the car of superlative smoothness in The car is built In {our body styles at prices ”tonish-
performance, elegance, style, and richness in finish, ingly low ,—$1367 for the seven-passenger. and $1295
has been the exclusive privilege of the very rich. for the five-passenger, club roadster and convertible road-
W 1th the coming of the new Oldsmobile. Model 45, “9" ”“9151 f' 0' b- Lansmg. .
j V the man of average means has access to the same pride The seven-passenger is now on display at our show-
. of ownership. the same consciousness of Utmost- e'nioy- mom. Call or write today for a demonstration.
ment, that formerly was attainable only by the possessors f I
of great fortunes. , J *1 or ' v .'
‘ In the Model45, he is enabled to boast-3 cat that in ‘ l. '
«—~ pomt of smoothness: ability in performance, style, and
Detail: of the Car
,, - ,« refinement of finish 13 peer of the world’ s most luxurious) , N“ 5‘" Btu-Pi” “Eh”- R‘" dirk-Full 50mm 'P" .
' 1 motor cars. And Its cost {is such that it is well within fig’lt‘ft 0.00 poundt, "Id? “1 5"" I798 5
his reach.‘ I for the fund. bring—Foot, IRISH!!! ican-
. . . _ _ _ _ no emer c n I'-
. - . Exqulsue harmony of outllne and over-all proportions ‘ Mm, ’ 1.333155233335313 ml efiabdlng.” y,
« ‘ dlsnngulsh this can-the result of nearly twenty years of b. mead cunhhm, ~11¢. Wham—Selected hickory.
- . experience in combining beauty with comfort, aturdiness , "loving 50 born Power. WW "004 finillh .
: . 1 1 with grace. brake test. ‘Spn'ngt—Front,’ null-elliptic;
Cooling-Byeenuifufl pump. nu,- three-quarter elliptic,
The comfort" of the car is a revelation due to the
’ Radiator-Hone club, "in, 1008 And wide.
new 'style upholstery, of lines: quality, bright finish,
l
- . . , ' ‘ , Srn'n-det d 111-
black leather, land in box.pleats,w1th no button: to “alfalfa?” he: lbevfnibl: wdirldluild.ball-
1. gather and hold dust and dirt. mm" °‘°° nut typo.
The 120~incll Wheel base, through clever body design,‘ Elmodivm m"*°ldm°bnex ”“hfl’cm'nd VP“
ll - ing delight. . ClukII—Cono t 1 d1 ‘ optic nt SlZSOeifll‘cost.
‘ ‘ Economy of operatlon ls insured by light weight and l faced. ”e’ a :1‘ lgnipnm-In addition to
motor refinement. _.T_he gasoline average is from fifteen Dfiw-el-Iotchki "with , regular item, eight-day
t mall!" 1- clock,atnmeter,11' :bul’mm
J, to eighteen-miles a gallon, and the the mileage is 1111-. i "'0 1-183 II!“ It” * “8,, dough
usually high. Oil consumption is nominal. figure—Coldelpremd «teal flhmdflh geom‘bim-
OBP 6h tun em "NEE " don touboau “no mp i t
W 'lln‘hl'ougllout, file can [ceivlsfinml‘l‘eldg to be desired} and fig, 11111111111111.11m1111fl;
a lit woodwot an m e mi: Instruments are 1.1,", ”ppm mama. extra rim", and title curtains
but detall 9‘... its superior worth. , _ , § ken roller bearings. ‘ " at pen itithdoon.
QLDS MOTOR WORKS
LANSING “0‘ MICHIGAN
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provides the utmost in comfortable leg room. Long“; ignition. Emu" “min: “a” Ubhyiltt: T'El'm‘k “:1ng
wide springs and perfect balance of chassis insure easy Spar} Control—Automatic. . 1,3: 91.3.3 'butfonl .3. up: ‘ ;
riding under any kind 0f going. Gotham—Automatic com- 1101mm I!!!“ It!” ' l
The fifty hurse power motor, with the light Weight l muting type Duh—Walnut, with nickel
of the car—:3, 000 pounds, ready fmhe road—provides Gathfltelimr-Vocuum iced, finishodinnt'runl‘enu. . J
n, , a reserve of power that makes gear shifting rarely neces- '1, "“h 3" “k ”é“? Coflwann-pmfirmr
'l" I? my The 351.111.111.191. oftlle eight cylinders'isa moron .' $3.22""'"" 1111 "m" ",sz b,” or W5".
if
a: 101' $0 regret I s
1,—Washington tar
ver 51a ti 111.511 immune. oh disdain lag the electric roulette whee
"DIM CAR MTAN‘ij £111 a preset-vet. such as ordinary 10 this play mane S pipe Turn the me over by hand an d other cheating devices used inf
5-K“, 0,. twenty times so that the gambling, had a reform story that 1183
gums], from mg ml will thoroughly would tell while exhibiting his queer:
(in: 1151 the engine and transmission paraphernalia in his private 9'3"-
“Don't be afraid of reform" he said.
l1~etorn1.The nay most
to a solemn looking chap
“ ‘Yep.’
“ ‘And you
cause she asked you to‘."
.. . Yep.’
“ ‘And you gave up your poker parv
into refined, serious
ties..and went
society for the same reason i"
“ ‘Yep. 1'91). rep.“
hink they all belle1 ed religious I
stopped swearing be-
people act‘
'itter
steep.’
’l
“Fine corn ‘
TION
said Mr Bacheller,
tentatively, using a hillside filled with
In order to get all the‘. Help every 90"" fem)“ Who wants to straggling stalks as a means of break-
ting the conversational ice.
“Best in Massachusetts,‘ said the
--'-‘-‘Hol1 do you plough that field?"
I oiled till over Aluerig 3like that I 11111111 I could do better} " that we plant corn. "
l ‘And how do you plant it?” ham}
——~— jTlllr. Bachcllei.
AGRICULTURE AND CONVERSA- she didn't plant it, really. He stood ..
$111 his back door 11.1111 shot the seed
in with a shotgun.
“Is that the truth?’ asked Bachel- .
let.
disgusted.
-‘ N.
‘iGee, whiz! 110,” said the sitter,
“That’s conversationfL—V
Irving Bacheller Interview.
...__..._..———-—-—-
The sitter said mt.
.4 _
x"- - 1716 Ban/r of Diff/116976 Senate-7.
"The uil'ing should be‘baremlly in ;lll.,
muted to see “that insulation is not
it'll)’ uorn and that there are good
if
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This Country Club model is cosy and appeals strongly to everyone. You have seen - ,
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THE EIGHT
Seven Passenger
Tollring 125 inch
wheelbase.
$1.950
THE FOUR
chcn Pafiengor
'louriug 121 inch
w heelbasc
$1.285
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