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Motoring Department. The Sentinel.‘ Foul touting cat" which ha- b... n in
l have a four-passing“~ Ford welxlt- use about nine montltsaualltatecon'
ing about loot) pounds. Sch-starter Sidelzlblt' troublc with to .in‘t‘» chtihi‘
and l2-volt battely. Starter attached Th“ Divinit- wash. r on ll‘t right pump
on the right side of the car on the} Sid? Vi" not Hm but about too
running board. What proportion of3 months httort» it grinds (ttii'plett'l) up,
this weight does the front and tar “lfil‘ebt lmtkim-i 2t il‘i'llbit‘ :rindms
tires carry? Front tires are 30x3. rear. noise and tumour. ring star and nth-i
30x3 1-2. [have been keeping the air “11- ! llat‘t- tried lit-W housing and-
lyv'pgsurp fin and To poundgl TFSDt‘CllYe' lelP on llfltl Fldt‘, also llt'W llllVU :illall,
ly. is this too much air for these and New rina‘ scars and plnloits and
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sizes? The walls are cracking on all nonv scents tu rented) the trouble. l‘
tires. Can you give me the cause 1-111 t‘ilt'lofilll‘; Wit addressed, Slitllil’t‘d'
for this, and remedy? A garage nmu “melon:- for an tarly reply. and you:
says i put too much air and that may also publish this as an aid to:
caused them to break. 'l‘hcse lira! 0”“‘1‘ t'ttl‘flwnt‘l‘fi. Thu'lkitl: you in‘
about 1.200 miles. HGVHIN't‘. i film W L. .\i.
for your kindness m As you have tpparently llit‘tl «\et‘y-
113 thine else, the only thing. let't Hunts
u would cam” in,” u... wpighl 1,.- to oc the tilil‘erential chmvor cage.
very evenly distributed over the four TM“ may be out of tru- on that sidc.
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'l‘hankin: you
lwln-els. about :oo 'q'untls on cat-h. 'l‘l‘l‘ installing 1| lll'W 011v. 11W“ «“1“»:
. Premium» is right for rear tires. bttt ”W bt‘dlil‘!‘< -“-‘ ll!" ‘Wl'llt' little if th‘s
ishoultl be about 5“ pounds for front. will 2: Whole new l'i‘fl" hair would
t The titrs crack hPt‘allse at some time. seem to be the only remedy.
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“Big Slice. of War Fund in Bridgeport
Munition factories rem-hing orders for government
work and pay rolls llt'llllz added to by thousands evct'y‘
\t't-ck.”-;\lornin5 'l‘clcgram. JUilt: ii. lttl7.
The above is an indicative ot' the continued prosperity
of llll> hustling: New England city. 'l‘herei‘ore everyone
should take heart and enjoy this boom in financial all'airs,
at the same. time being thankful that t'tlt‘ll ol' its \\ill have
money to contribute tor the “or, and help out boys at tho
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l’ttlll.
Summer Silks
for Dresses, Blouses and Sports Skirt!
Warm summer days will soon be upon us, fit
every woman will wish she had a silk frock. W
, they have bet-n rtm too still, not too.
1 hard.
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; .‘.loloritt-: llcpat‘ttttrltl. The Sentinel,
llf t‘vlindt-r leaks. how can you tell
witcthcr it is from cylinder or a leak
in the \‘alvc‘,’ , .QTANTUN.
If you mean lcaltinu compression.
run tuition and injcct oil around spark
plugs. mite caps anti compression
Maxwell. just launched at t‘amden, 319.. is
1119 first link in the “bridge of across the Atlantic." which the admin
fistration has in mint; to supply food It) the Miles, She ("tirxl $80,000 and
was seven months in building. llet dimensions :‘l't‘ his i't-ct length, thirty
six feet beam, and a draft of t'ottrh‘ n t‘eet. General (locthttls has lit-en
The new wooden schooner
ships
parts. if compression is still Weak, rc«'
move and grind exhaust valve and
cot-lt:.. it“ bubbles appcar. tiulttcn these,
M'dttritt-t itepat'ttncnt. The Sentinel.
My car (Mitchell, 1917‘.) ha" izt'ue,
titcs, 217“ l‘.‘ t'Jr \‘(‘i;.fl..~» ritzittt :._::,o
pounds. i am tiuurina en harm; the
whorls cut down .to that i can use :‘.l'
or "5 inch tires. which of centre, are
much less expensive, make the cor
lonlt in llt‘l‘ and enable 1"." to mail!"
shorter turns when turning corners.
What i would like to know now is
wittthet' the smaller tins will t'ill‘l')"
the might of the car just as Well as
delay another minute when there is such a temp
assortment to choose front now.
Cheney Brothers’ Silks. The fact that these are}
Waterspot Proof should appeal to every wbma ".
Twenty different Color combinations now in stat-g
Navy, old blue, gray, black and brown. The designs aro
figures and dots, 40 inches wide.
placed in charge of the work of budding l,ttt|t2 \tw‘m‘ls, and it all his plans
to through the American flag will be seen on salllllt; veSscls in every port
as it was before the era of slt‘t‘l lin tl'S.
hour ltttlf-teaspount'ttl kerosene ittto. ”w “"9" WW" MM" 1 “i” “l 1““ ”i’i"
pm.“ pynmlm-I Crank “mam. to shake: ton that the smaller tires won t last as.
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liiston ruins loose. it compression hat ‘0'” 3" H“ “H“ "the. "" ”“ “"tm‘”
ones rmolvt- oftcttcr ‘han the big tires
4‘ $2.00 and $2.65 a. yard
Jersey SilkS. If you are looking for a light and!
{still Weak, leak is down side of cylin-l
..._: dcrs or in piston rings and cylinders
l l must be removed.
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TREND OF NEW SUITS. provcntcnt. under the terms of the let
‘ oral anti road act '5 clearly indtcatedl‘ Motoring Department. The Sentinel.
by the M19” ”0‘“ the...stolo high} in removing the old oil trout the
g of way dt’Dartments to the good roads, crank case, can it not be filtered and
the downs of spring are “H, n(,v,,tboard of the American Atttonobil _reused'.' What is the best way to filter
‘ sport suits, and the lines are. for-{association Some or these letters"? b H ll. M. ll.
the most part, decidedly gracefui.’ were published in the February num-l 1‘llllllll‘r‘m'i'150'1‘l':":2"'iilfz‘2'l'l"¥:zn'l°“l‘l:
an .3...”‘9 Christian 50'8““ M°"“'°"' her of American Motorist, and others cr it 0.“; f, r ”I, ‘. l' . . i
». to or a deep cream forms thtl _ . . an 'd _“ 9 ‘v ‘3‘“ W” “1“ i‘
1 dation of many of them and me‘appeat Ill the current issue. . tintttsaml miles or so.. it is scorched
heavycrcpe-like Shuntung 5;“, is ap-' The outstanding policy of the states attd changed so as to' lose most of its
‘arentil’ one of the most nebular nut-i for the "105‘ will. nfl gleaned from. lubricating qualities.
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r; rials: A favorite combinations is 3.lllls correspondence, is_ to apply the!
-. skirt of ”‘9 striped Shantdng‘. wm‘lfederal funds to the construction at?
u , - . n n. . .
.fielillgdifiz' :0“: in"? C“””'-"“'.|inaitt lllgllWayl-l formula part of a tie.
; ‘t > t g. s lune. ponlellllles .
. all used ‘ngtI'tllel‘ in rainbow et’ret3t.lfi“'fp “”‘em'
sometimes two or three 901015 |con,.§enttrc states rather than to serve zigzag course. and the steering col-j
billed on the cream colored almond: mere neighborhood convenience. The. “in“ “its '0 b“ turned llfllfWfly before:
T111? coat ifs of tint; plan} cyeam with; [pgmamwg .00", to be in accord with :lte‘ f‘rlotlttwtrl‘teela bcltft‘nhldvtn‘ovemlhnd-
do ar, cuts out cl 0 tie stripet this m-(., .x ,8 rs it most ot‘ .' "- i \ WW} t 0 0 9 UD
milk. The large pockets at the am“ the Ilsalltlhlidnld repoal'tod‘llliy cournit Y 1m“ motion. Thanking you. J" 11'
‘often are finished off with the stripes.‘ 1 . ’, ’I‘ishwn no the adjustment on the-
Tbe skirts. and coats. too. are fro: it‘t'h‘. and now pending Will have 1110, stt-ctlnu gear itself. If this has been
fluently platted down the sides. full effect of broadening llll‘ powers ot' tht tlunc'it would be best to install a new
’ ,,. $18 in straight. ut‘acefttl lines. (lo/highway departments and of pt‘ovltl- “”ng 5‘0“" ("WWW"- "aW “100k“
mslonnlly these skirts are finished mg ways and mm,“ for meeting the t-d at by 'a skilled maclttmlc, as It is
. on around the bottom wuh a llottzon- room-o Nd mm uslnc H "mm ”m damn-mun to have
" {All bandcl the striped silk, and some- , ‘ ' _ 't “' I“ ”W St
: times the coat is ::itttilal'ly decorated. building of t'ottprchenstyo highway
"LAnothr-r exit-enh-ly popular t‘ulmh‘sl'stcttts.
for sports clothes is jersey, either‘
silk or wool. White silk jersey makes
very smart suits. Skirts of black
. and white stripe: hid lair to be nieat
favorites. One, oi stripes about three
s 1:
' «Gay Indeed Are the Newport Suits.
Gay indeed with all the color
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
. Have Stoddard Dayton and have con-
. .sltlerttble trouble in the ,steerlm: ap-l
“Slime“ '0 "““t‘m "“‘I parents. The front wheels run in a!
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Motoring Department. The Sentinel.t
Another l'aturcttching result of tltolllmlng read your valuablo help to:
federal aid road act is the strength-l (“th3 "“33“““11 their cars, l."“"“ a
unit: of the policy of state man» problem I wish you would give me.
, , some inforntati n on. I h-vo '
ttgemcnt of llttllll highways. File act! 0 d n 191“.
lwcar quickctwmd there will be really?
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, . about tint-en. yards or more. Will you
anything no wrong;
i can.
{for about six months and it helps me'
11):! elven distance. t‘mistottt‘ttily will.
no saving by using snullt-r tires. Ami
l tight? Please advise. E. ll.
it has been settled conclusively that.
larger tires are ices expensive to rtml
for a. given weight than smaller oncsl
because of the larger supporting Stir-i
lace. That l! why oversize tires are
made and mod" It would seem that,
the advantage of a smaller tire, in'
your case. would more thttnroffset any
inctcascd cost, which could not
\ct‘y great.
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
I would lute you to help mo in your
Motorlats' Helps limits as soon as pos-
albla, I ltavo a 1916 Model Forth,
which I» have had about eight tttontltoi
and have run it about 6pm) titties;
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of Silk
if one he
i was’ out driving last Thursday and
it missed in the front cylinder. .\ly
spark plugs are new. it will not. pull
ltt high gear if it is going up grade
any, but it rum! 0. K. in three cyltn‘
dera on a level. it kills ‘llQ' engine i.
1! try mph“ a hill in low near. yet it,
will pull on three cylinders in low for, ,
blues with
Dull green,t
and gray wt
of black on
plt'fllt' advise all the information you1
i hate been reading your Helps.
in t'ttnnintt. (‘onltl it he the mttgncto‘ 1'8ch and. (llllt‘l. sytles,
out of order or not. It kills ttty engine,
if 1 reverse. My clutch is loose a lit-y
tlc. bttt not much. I am Waiting for.
your llt‘lp in the next issue. so '1 can,
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. illzvcllfisl \l'litlt-l, was made in bio: plaits. t'lcouircs that the {tale shall deal “hi '* * “ ‘ ' "~ ' r“ r “l g'rocn, pronounced styles, 32-00
, in tact on union a so it black tie gtircrnmeut tun-tutti a state hlg‘lt- _ I - s . . ., .
ling 1;; \lllt‘ 1‘31"“ i . l l \vny depurtmpnt. and calls for direct} '-‘ , ' : l kBag $01181 f0]? ltlltllbe “1501121“ l"(‘1 lit)
.. .v stt s at.- stown \\‘lll tie S , . . ., .'. . 0 ‘ ." ' , tl\’l( on S.\' es. 10 01' 1111
latrines arranuotl hofizoninlv, but, ‘llllllllhlflll to :“ exrctsed by m" ‘:' Hot water EaCh Mornln I ma 0]" r I I l " l lg"1
mm a“, mm.“ M; ammm m, state highway department. 'lhc leg- . metal tops are sctthh mgtt co out
grafieful in iiilifi‘tlillitt,’ than lllmu islaiion now being enacted by the, ser- .z' '. ‘ stones and have lung gold chains fttl'
" wit the vertical tit-pingcmt m of cral states will he a great advance in 4 ‘ P ts R . Y Ch k .-
512‘)”. .. . ‘ ‘ _ the direction of state management, :- u 0565 In our ee 5 : carry lng’ V '
“9 hols 1“" “'5 ‘1 “”"- “id" ““‘l and trill in a very marked degree pro-l __,_, Turf”... _._..._. .._.. ...._,.._,...._ ., . ' In green mud 01' gun lllt‘l’fll, (‘ll'
H-y—arc not infrequently finished off with t
i ‘sasll ends. l‘o‘cltcts on the coats are
‘7. exceedingly generous in size and are
,mostlricxtcrntul l.'ft‘:ttrs. varying itt
mote the cftlciency of highway work
‘uencrally throughout the entire coun-
try. I
The pc‘uttl style is still zl‘ Thus the lit-hencinl effects of the.
One or the. newest t'eaturcs
.federal aid road act are‘nlrcttdv a »
.‘n in the bait to tnat-:-it the skirt, tt volu. mrpm before ,‘ sinolp (. v” i.” p
the same. material ' ' ‘ ‘ r m" m 0"
framinous ailttir oi‘
“filiached bl loll: t-zttls or (narttmv,pro-1““t l"; 1’0"" begun.
bands of the same material and latge‘
enough to com sttlficicnt sewing to,
“keep out! busy for some time. E
These striped cllecr: share theI sca~'
son's popularity with the more or less ‘
irregular disks oi bright colors and
1the plaids. Suits made of plain colt}
-ors are often stitched lavishly in can end until the Itost famous imprcsv,
{Tasting silks. atio of lintll‘llilbulll i‘ttn invented the!
Among the odd sport skirts, mado‘ motive or the custard pie. A custardi
101' rougher Wear. thin woolen tna- pit: bombardment has two very stronui
teritds in brilliant tiaitls appear in‘ elements of humor concealed in “5'
meat profusion. Many of these are action. (the is surprise and the othcr‘
, light. colored. having» a white ground. is messincss. There are lots of nicel
‘ The vivldness of coloring almost people who think it is vulgar and out-
»equn/ls that of the silks. A few are ragebtts to laugh ttt such elemental
, shown itt dark colors, rcd'and lilaclt‘l.ttntor, yet. there is something funda-l
Juixtflures pntdominating. mentally funny itt tttcclns‘la Lbody's’
‘ White serge is popular, usual. one. face projected through the. soft gooJ
1km of a very tine. lightweight qual- a a custard pie. .
“hymns a hunter around the bottom
as! circles, embroidered with crossed
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CUSTARD PIE COMEDIES.
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Its Vogue in the Movies Due to OurI
.Primattve Sense ol’ Humor.
Afton the comic “pursuit" picture
movie directors were at their \vits'i
liutlzni
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To
look one's beat and feel. one’s
“t 'yuu do not bah“, this .‘l'i' jubest is to enjoy an inside. bath each:
. some. day-on your neighbor when he‘mounlng to flush from the system the
rowsqualityScimteghpifrgliieal'htrti: Mb“ "is.““d ”VP" ”‘8 “We ‘0 sari previous day’s waste. sour fermenta-
, ‘ . a . , v i .
' gm" momma 0r ‘0 1’0““ ”i“- 1d““ . tlons and porsonous toxins before it is
tottom and growing. smaller toward mower. Hit. him full on, butter Sideinbsorbed into the blood Just as coal ,
thump. _ tout, with a custard pie .und ‘See .
.‘Cortluroy sport skirts still is not funny or? when it burns, leaves behind a. certain)
. retain whether the result
fileir'populartty. and are mostly made [ragic_ A mm often divides the two} amount of incombusttble material in
m“; 3:31:11: billingndlslarlge Dockgs- If you make this experiment you wiili the form of ashes, so tlte food and
., . . . ua rose. ni, ... . . .
Md blue, the I‘Ose leadingr in favor. l gaging?“ eighth: gigglfddldblliif$h drink taken each day leave in the all-
,'-The woman who likes to put dis- theedge or only partially break the’mentary ”rm” a canal“ “mum 0‘
fictive touches “f hand Work 0“ her joke is held in suspense and Spéned'lindigestlhle matterlal, which if “Ot-
*uothcs has plenty of incentive for but.“ you "moon him" I assure youlelimlnatcd. forms toxins and polsons‘
”Mb work: (1118 year. for ”19?? me; who neighbors for miles tound will which are then sucked into the blood‘
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grayed, with chain,
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.lnnkc repairs. t1. E. W.
The trouble would seem to be. par-I
liculurly in lil"lll‘x~‘l cylinder, but lhc‘
other cylinders seem affected ttlso.‘
Compression losses. lcalty ralvctt. can,
litznizetl plugs or the wrong. grade of
oil are some of the causes. Tighten
clutch stipulated and sec that each
coil gives the. proper spark and yourI
trouble should stop.
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Motoring; Department, The Sentinel.J
Will you please anRWer through your:
colutun .if i can wire a Bosch Magneto
l). U. i, for headlights for my onto.
it so. how to wire. the kind to use and
the kind of lamps. Engine. 22 H. l’.
Met‘z: lntend to use old headlight;
lenses. A. H. i
it has not been found satist‘actoryt
using 'a. magneto to light headlights,
The voltage fluctuates with the speed
of the motor and the lights go up and
down. if specded up high enough you
can use the primary to light lamps of -
low voltage. but it would haldly be
advisable. if you care to experiment,
open the circuit~breaker or_remove the
arm so that all the current would
have to pass through the lights.
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stomach.
Girls and women with sallow skins.
liver spots, pimples or pnllld complex-
ion, also those who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste. nasty breath,
others who are bothered with head-
aches, billous spells, acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phos-
phated hot water. drinking and are as-
sured of very pronounced results in
one‘ or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limeslbn-a phos-
phate costs very little at the drug
Attractive Sport Bags
suit, a sports bag com-
"" colored tassel, are cor—
A gay colored suit demands a gay
bag of shining satin with a silk car-
rying strap. Old blue, old rose and
fabric Jersey Silk is most agreeable.
Shown in 01‘!
following color combinations: '
Old blue, old rose, emerald, pltun and black, stri ' .i
with white. , ,«c.
Plain shades to combine in making sports suits.
36 inches wide, $2.50 a. yard
Silk Section, main nocr.‘ '7
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Jewelry
”for Spam Wear
8 a s orts ,
p Do you play golf or tennis? Then,“
you should have a Sports scotch?!
It adds a striking bit of color. Rib}:
bons of attractive design with tennfi‘l‘
rackets or crossed golf. sticks, \vovofl,
in white, finished with a gold slidjg
Very attractive, ‘ $1.00:
Sautoirs, black gros grain ribbofll
Silpptfl‘llllg a long odd shaped stondfi
pendant of garnet, sapphire, cmeraldi
or topaz, a lucky stone. Quite un.t
'llSllal bill the very latest whim of '
capricious fashion, 50 ch!
Bar Pins, tvith t-liitiestttnes,,$l.0q
' Lingerie GlaSps, 50 cts to $5.00
Main floor. /
the outfit.
an, purple
th 3 l011t'll
d a large
it
$1.50
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50 cts
Main floor.
mums
'l‘ltcn drain ntotor is cold the valves \Vllt ‘mj 1m-
‘as usual for several hours. .
l tlzc 1.10.0: is hot.
ratllatcr ll(lf‘~t.‘ at top and bottom and sczttcd \vnct
plug upper opening. It should rttn ottt
thoroughly and fill with clean water
if circulation is still sluggish, remove
it runs out slowly and water this up,
in a full. round stream at bottom. it
at top. radiator is badly clogged. R03
move it and run city pressure from‘
hose front bottom to top to force out:
sedlmcnt. Steam pressure Would be
better. it" this fails to rein tly trott-
ble. b..vc radiator attentletl' y expert
repair man.
May Be German ”Chancellor
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Motoring.r Department. The Sentinel:
Will you please answer the following,
questions tltroupih Auto Department i
My flve-yenr~old Ford. when running,
at about 12 or 15 miles per hour, will;
“hit” perfectly. but upon opening the:
throttle will miss and rttn irregularly:
and sometimes slop entirely. What let
the cause? The engine was recently.
equipped with OVL‘TBlZG pistons. I alsol
have a twocyllnder auto engine thatl
starts easily when cold, but when;
quite. warm, it is nearly impossible to;
start it. What is, the cause of that?
E. S.
lTndouhtt-dly the trouble. is with thei
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all sorts of ways in which she canj .1 'iaugh. NY. the number of on»
we a 'P‘ajn_bi‘lll0r:f ”suit 31:“, the; mud pics that we have wasted while.
8113;133:513? otllle 3:321“ belugmili ontltmpf {that comedies perfectedt his
' .. ~ . itec c an aim A good custard pie
#33:? ianlef'm‘f“ {Ea-“him design.f thrower is invaluable in the comics.
8!" girl‘ggig'nl-afi93111213333.n is dqueer that. the pieanust be
W, ' . ' t cus or .
colors, 391310;; saucesaful :1" b3, This same director also invented
,Wgrt- H's“; 31:9:5; almond?“ ,comedy police. who have had lmore
"fail! 0‘ 1c: "linelv‘sh W11 lco-t trouble with the real police than any
. A‘ 19‘: r. g“ o- 1" ed] mve,actors on the screen. The h_um'or of,
owl” 0 an m at “0 at“ “05'. the wild exploits of these volatile old;
‘1'?!”- - iice-rs of the law is based upon two
‘ - motifs. One is the. collapsetof dig-
MMN H'GHWAY SYSTEMS' nity, and the other is a kid‘desire in'
the hearts of nearly all of urn to see
authority getItt intthe neck—Rob
That i the states are preparing for
' and“ comprehensive .rcod L113
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Wagner ln Saturday Evening Post.
through the very ducts which are mistorc but is sufficient to demonstrate
tended to suck in nourishment to suSsl that 3““ “5 50315 and water “leans“
:tain the body. purifies and freshens the skin on the
i If you wont to see the glow of heaps outside. so hot. water and limestone
thy bloom in your cheeks, to see your phosphate act on the inside organs.
skin get clearer and clearer, you ample must always consider that inter:
lold to drink every morning upon arts-i “31 sanitation ‘5 V85“! more impor-
ing, a glass of hot water With a {emit/ant than outside cleanliness, because
spoonful of limestone phosphate in “che skin DONE '10 “Oi absorb impur-
whlch is a harmless means of
the waste material and toxins tromiDOTeS-vdo- - .
the stomach, liver. kidney: and: bow-‘ Women who desire‘ to enhance the
tale, thus cleansing, sweetening and. beauty of their complexion should just
purifying the entire alimentary tract. i try [model’s week and notice results.
before putting more food into the «Adv. '
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washing ttles into the blood. while the bowel _
water, or motiond scale. Dissolve two
Motoring Department. The Sentinel.‘ carburetor. Perhaps the air valve
Can yougnlightm me as lp the follovvw spring ,5 ‘00 weak. You might try:
‘11:; 09°59: MY car heats “p "9"3’ badly stretchingthis to increase the tension
utter tt few miles. The. radiator does A new 5mm may be necessary.
not leak. the hose connections are per- Would 3180 suggest close. inspection
‘91“. the pump works“ Pl'Olt(;'iTiy. 'Ihhl‘ of timer, in order to note whether ort
\vater WM througi be ”1 MG?» “'5 not tho’motor makes roper contact ‘
slowly. Can you advise me: if radiator, with the segments at” high @1an as the probable successor or chance]-
can be 010389“ and how to clean same. speed. If the parts are wotn the dura- lor Bethmann-Hollweg. The fight} on
WWW“ “mm“ ”‘0 imam“ Thank“ tionvof contact will be lessened as tbs. the present. chancellor is becominguso
ing you for the above, I am. motor speed increases. Regarding‘ strong it is not believed he can inst.
T- N- C lthe two-cylinder engine you mentionn101 '
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clogging of radiator at some plow. lt‘; adjustment. to carburetor. Usually it}
may be sediment and slime from the; is more dtfllcult to start motor when:
cold than when warm. Be sure tnatf
the valves seat properly when engine
in bet. If adjusted too close when!“ edvemaer at once.
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