myepurtment, Theaentinel. to induction coil on dash. Much your
, 'sIuhscriber'to your finger, also light wire to either terminal. Run to1
interested reader of your Weekly a switch at some convenient point and
and would like to have you. then to lamp. it lamp is grounded
finer the following question: —— [through bracket no further wiring is
We“ inter-med. that by tenor-1 necessary. I! not a wine must be run
3” gum" {torch my 1917 Ford car i from lamp to some pal-t tit-the frame.
I 111ch t e power oi the mo ----—
@IA: aware“?! the tIactI “that“ I12: Dilemma: Department The 801W .'
, v g oi on its on m -- our‘ otor Dept.” in the weekly
belie 1:10 keep “(If 1133290! (IiIn eI number is ulwayl interesting and per
.mg a “111.93 t ion to inhaly ammonia. the intermntion Riv
We the power of it? Would 2111- {em I wonder if there is anything that
I fits in 8.8.11! answer. Thankin: an be done to avoid ,ihe tail light
on 1' some. 0 B Po from going out. ' We am but. seine
ilndouhtedly cutting out the miller. Iiiiow or other it doesnt stay lit lots
$36k a small percentage 0! Dow-i of kerosene or little. Wish you would
i 7 . no more than 3 to 5 per cent. advise through your columns. please
mess the mufl‘ler is classed It helps it there is anything that will help
, I37 ”Itamagfr g: 0311115815 fie, The front lights are not inflected or
“I” so 1' re .1 it may 3 eioourse. this usualy happens going ov-
itler entirely a slight gain would be. er car tracks. etc but .. some times
, own at the end of ,a day. but (he does the some on a level stretch.
.‘Slzl‘IVIIe‘II‘IIachngIdefedctH of IIthe 1103:. Any information would be appreciat-
cao 00115188 0W8 er Ill) ed, .KO R
j ‘ . .
ler cut. 'out tor occasional use would; Sninetiiiios this is due to taulty dc-
he a decided advantage. zsign of the innit). some times the war:
Ellie draft strikes it from around the
car. Tiv plating it on 31110th part;
of the rear of the car. if this does not i
..l1en1edv the trouble a new iump must:
be provided.
Motoring iMpaiigent. The Seniinelfi
-—l have a Studebaker 1918, equipped
with Wagner starter and generator. ” i
use about 9 amperes of current when
all the lights are hunting. . The gener-
ator will not charge the battery when
they are all on. but seems to work "I ~l want ,0 ask. if the storage better-
only part of them ate on is there ies ”mm! my power for the spark in
”1mm“: ‘ can do to 53‘ more “up“ a twelve cylinder Pathfinder. i heard V
35° How “"11“?“ the amperage at am automobile man say they furnish
the terminals of the generator? There the lights, horn and 8““er but had
‘3 3° ‘Nlew‘m ““3 a” “WWW ”9" {nothing to do with the spark. it this.
”9°th “1 gene" Us true. why does the ammoter show
Either the commutator of your gen-1 discharge when you are not using
, l
orator is dirty, or the third . brue h horn, lights or starter. but when you
needs: adjusting. Uncover commuta- are running slowly or sometimes when
tor, run engine and hold a cloth dipped going down hill and vou have your
in gasoline onIIIiIomiInuiiIItonII li'IIthIIlIsIHI gas low and spark low? S. N. B
does no rem y m“ e ave ru I. lies. the ignition current is derived
adjusted at a service station. Try this tr om the storage battery just “t
test with amnmter. Disconnect wires shown by the ammeter it would re- i
at generator and ummeter, marking quire a magneto or an extra storagej
them so that they may be replaced battery if your friend's statement werei
II correctly. (.‘onnect ainmeter wires to- correct. . ‘
‘geiher so that ignition current can
pass through them. Run wires from
'I generator to ammeter and start en-
Igjne. *lf ummeter‘showa discharge re-
verse the wires. If aiunieter needle
doesnot move amineier is at iaultI
w-r—-~—--
Motorini: Department, The. Sentinel.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.i
——1 would be very much pleased if you:
:would let me know why- my Dodge
cur hackiires when l outgoing about
twenty-five .miles per hour up a hill
~ W i Can a boy of tilteen dilve my car,
Motoring nepaitmeut, The Sentinel. «when 1 ”n with him. or can he get :‘1
' I am thinking 0‘ eq (“”9me my license at that use? A G. M.
IIStudebaker Model 18 With two spark The air adjustment on the carbure-
FM” to “Ch cylinder Would a spe itor may be set too weak and so gives
m! plug have to be used for the sec- too much air at certain throttle posi-
' and plug, or an ordinary one? Wha tions, or there nTiiy he a short circuit
. yould be the advantage, if 11117: 0;,ot ‘the ignition wires. According to
one): an installment? Thanking you New Jersey law no one only get a (ler
torarepiy. H M .er'a license under sixteen yours at
‘l‘he only pronounced gain from “2 age. and no one may learn to operate
“Vin spark '5 made in a Thead 9“ without a leainer's licenses Apply to
“ glue It is doubtful if the slight gain Onlce oi Secctnry of State Motor Vt."
would affect the intonleniencc of. h hicle Department.‘ '
his 110 relief valves us they we (1!
‘have to be removed to make ioom tori Motoring Dcpurtment The Sentinel.
“1e giro spark plug N) special musl—I— ——-\\'iil you please tell me. how a 1914
.n 9583”, model tour~cylindcr Studebaker car
Motoring Depiiiiiiient The Sentinel.
,--l secured a team light for my Ford‘
can be fixed to prevent it fromiwast
no. mo iniiclpoil'.’ i had some holes
:wliltiwlre complete from a well known
Tflrm, but I can‘t locate a place so
bored throuuh 1the casing near the
will run on the magneto. it worked
valve stems to give the. oil a chance
on dry cells all light. Can you give
to drain back into ihe crank casing.
but. thls’did not help the trouble much.
“ me some information “here to con-“
ootII? Thanking you in adiance
J. H. H
Probably the valve lifters and guides
H. 0. L. are badly wovii..und should be repluc
‘0: tap of flv Wheel case. you will
a terminal and a. wile which runs
ed by new ones which do not leak oil
MM..—
The holes will help the oil to drain
i back. but they will have to be plugged
————-——-——-—--= i if new lifters are installed Make sure
itliat the guides 11 e bolted down so
RHEUMAHCS UMBER up lcurelv and make a good fit at the base
:38 there may be some leakage there.
Geerid of All stiffness and Soreness‘; Motoring DepnTlment The Sentinel
" l". ”135'“ “d ”m" l—Will you please inform me in your
Men and unmen Who suffer from ‘ columns if ihcte is a school (01 ladies
”1931““; and aches 0’3 rheumatism, to take instmction on caring for autos
lei-is £01 you! ~ Get rid of still knees. , repair,inz etc.
‘inrul, swollen feet, knotted tingemr ; Thanking you in advance. J. G.
D 30‘“ loimv ”05°11 “9 Wu" The Ste tall Automobile School
mums throw of! years of sufleiing New York city has excellent facilities
on can do it! No matter how tor teaching ladies.
failures you have made. i __
We are the 351111316 directions: GOT Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
tgtonr disusgist and buy a bot-E—Will you kindly answer the iollowinc
“3"fll;ected~wlthln twenty four and want to put. in the spinner: mag-
_ you'll note the good effects—anew, model X, three magnets. My car
. Julthfully for . a Couple of has four cylinders. Please explain
‘ their Presto! You're feeling howto set the magnets so she will run.
ears . younger, you’re movingiThanking you very much, I remain.
d~comfortale._ your pains andi , W H 3
has disappeared—weather con-i Having bolted magneto in place, set
3 don't affect youfyou're well No 1 cvlinder at top of compression
ousands or cases are recorded No. 4 cylinder until it is almostclosed.
“Neutrons Prescription 99" hae' ,Then set D. C. (dead center) mark on
put it within the reach of every-mm“ This retards the spark Turn
50615 the Price for 11 bottle or armature in direction it is to him no
he hospital size. Get New til breaker points are just about to
‘ Prescription 99” toils ~youiijsepamte. - lie-ten tincture to its
stroke by watching exhaust valve of
d marvelous cunts. We want to flywheel exactly at top. Turn spark ad-
d its tame everywhere: we wentI yahoo in some direction armature is to
‘ Two Fabrics in Winter Dress Goods
make their appearance. i ..
r Crepe Egyptienne. It has a sort of honeycomb
affect in the weave and is very, very fine. It is us if the
bees had woven it on their looms and out of threads
from autumn roadfides,brow11, taupe, plum color,
. dark Bill gundy, myrtlegreen and navy blue.
It i348 inches wide, $2.“) guard
éOlieviotiDlagonal, a-roughiandvready cloth for
suits orimotor coats. Very stylish. In myrtle, brown,
taupe and plum.
54 inches wide,
32:50
. Main floor.
Linings. are considered important
'The‘ Boldlng‘Lining‘Sofins are in strikingly ut-
iractzive combinations, the richly colored grounds well
covered with conventiimal, scraggly and impossible,
but. fancimttingzflowers in every color efiect. Peach,
coral, bluc,,goid and. brown. I ' ‘
.3tiinclies wide, $2.00 a. yard
Main floor.
“Women's Union Suits
. for fall
A Carter Suit of fine and even'weave which is just
about “one weight” heavier than a summersuit.
Low neck, no sleeves, close ohknce.
Q
”’7” Regular size, 31.25
Extra size, $1.50
Mun floor.
Engraved Stationery
A Steel Die, one box of paper; (
98 cts i
There are 15 styles of monoérnr‘s to be done in
any color, bronze or gold. A charming gift to a Iriend,
and a lasting remembrance. 1 .
‘ Styles
flamenco
‘. chime. of
....show itself so 1
. lincry Section.
. renal-y
- r hereéi-‘llifi-ss,
Roll . briuis
‘Ell‘fllflhfi blunts.
Feeflier
.1 of, irridescent
, green and"
sombre black.
1 'l‘uilored
traits of; math:
Socond
On line 0011)er paper, gray, blue, tan or lavender
~pastel shades, $1.38
. Stationery bection, main floor.
NORWAL:1( CANTRACTING NOTESii
(The Commercial Record. )
Wire up remaining distributor terrmu.
ale to spark plugs according to tiring
order. Run ii wire from circult- break-
er (armature) telmlnal to switch on‘ addition to ““l rear of a dwelling o
ll
is the shoit- ciicuiting wire to control The addition Will provide two moreI
magneto curieni. If anything above is rooms and bath, and will cost about]
not understood we shall be glad to 911- In 000
frame garage on West avenue for John
plain more :ully.
One of the causes of tire wear that Lou.den it Will be 1320 feet and cost.
is frequently overlooked is looming on'
the tire to slide on one spot, wearing alterations to the building on Washing i
may the Head.
2:119:11: .i::§°§’.‘2§.ii{; .. Wm... ......
the frontier the store. making two wind
(lows, and closing up the rear some 32?
feet. and making a small store.
Holes and rule also contribute their
share to the matter oi tire wear. The)!
shake and .loit the tread . and tear . it!
loose from the fabric. There is no}
remedy for such a condition. except 105I
i
have the tire vulcanized
i
W 1
‘- VOB‘HELL TENNIS VICTOR I
I ’SCRANTON, 9a., Sept 6.4Several
, I’oi the touring ranking tennis players
Keep watch over the electrolyte m: of the country appeared in exhibition
the storage battery, as it. is more apt, matches at the {patriotic tournament
to r on 1 on In summer than in winter of the Scranton Cotintry Club which
This is this not only to evaporation. opened here yesterday. W. 1" TlldEn,
but 3,50 to the water being: broken up Jr. of Philadelphia defeated Charles
by the charging current. Sir fill the Garland 0’ Pittsburg. 7"5 6‘3 8
battery with fresh Water every week' Howard Voshell 0' Brooklyn W0“ "0‘“
instead of every two weeks. {H‘mfld Thmclomorion. 7"5' 7‘5
in- the mixed doubles Miss Mary
Browne of ‘Calii’orniannd Charles (3.11113
land of Pittsburg won .fnomimrs; R0 '
beri: Williams of Galitornia and W. To;
Tiklen, J1. ., of Philadelphia. '
'Whiie striving to keeplvoown. the
hiizh cost olr living dp no't'fiverlook
the tires. Watch foreman cuts inflie
tread, as they are a [requent cause of
trouble. =Slmti gets into them and
makes them- . larger.“ finally ~~«causing
Mild boils on the sides. Glenn out on . . D .
such cuts and fill with repair- gum iii! GAMBRIDG‘E, Mines" éSept. (la—Th8
the Iabrlo is reached itiwlild-ot Such resorts oflloers in training" here are
1: oil and grease our est of seal ten attacks were demonstrated at the.
RESERVE OFFICERS TRIAlNIlNG.
W
Cuts should be vulcanizedL, :shaving active .‘work this week. Coun-
must be set up more tightly. as it is dry :wehnntilized as meridian; poets
an expensive loll i0 We all: thfi muddy the caldera resumed combat
Baskets. . WW3 practice at the Waverly battlefield.
not stop the'- look their use a iieiririei-1 , . ....... W
Steam W59 hm will not will 9“ 8°» “uinW mo .nsldahe bought her
1" tilng in the “men too street for the South Norwailr Club for “1’
. church of St. Paul.
.J; G. ..Elammand- waspresent, and his
{legacies displayed tin the porch. where
trumpeters and a vented choir ren-
dated the "Marseillaise," and other
case or differential housing the bone Mn Pmtmnches yeatorday. with ‘
PORTO RICO 806
SAN JUAN Porto R
E. K. White dies the contract (or 1111 (BY Main-Porto ico mode 502.398
in
short long of sugar
dash and from switch to ground. This IVan Zandt’ street for Mr3,lMury “1,111,931.; which ended this month, according to
the final figures of J Kim Soler. Sec- '
rotary of the orto Rico‘
ers' Association This
F 1 St John has the contract for 3‘ time that the pioduction o! the island
hue reached the half million ton mark.
‘11 is an increase (it 19, 301 tons over
in turn was
the brakes loo suddenly. This causcsI W. H. McMahon has the contract for excess of all New)” years.
But little sugar remains in to island
ort, approximately 450 000 tons
line it)“; (‘10)), Which
having been shipped to
in the United States
01011 conditions for the coming year
are considered excellent.
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NEW SHIPPING CONCERNS
.NEW YORK, Sept. 6~New shipping
11 ship building concerns. with no-
an
thbrized capital stock
$19, 038. 000 were termed in the United
States during August. according to a
compilation made public here today.
Including August. the authorized capl-
t‘ai- of shipping and ship construction
companies organized in
January], this your.
)and $354,165, 000 since the beginning of:
the war.
, .
- aim-Hoar or: LA
BOSTON Sept 6.-—The birthday oi
amyette was observed today by a
rial service at
The
memo
153mm '
WATERBURY. Sept.
old Archer oi :Rtverclde street, Amt- -
vhleaidied at the Waterbury hospital
yesterday afternoon 0
ceivedfyeeterdoy when .her clothes
Nowhere does the I
season?
iionily as in iiicMil-I
Attractive new Hols .,
to wear
. and Tailored models.
also
limits in oil shades: _
"l‘hese will endure allII
W
DIEC.‘ OF BURNS
Before goingito
‘g'Modiste or Tailor
'Be sure your Corset' is right. It makes all the”
fetches an the world as to the fit of waistband or thd
lines of book and hips. i ii
Corsets can be fitted to you at Road’ 8. Scientific
designers have accomplished wonders 1n the matter oflI
boning and cutting corset: fabrics. A corset may be
made to fit so well- that: the wearer is unconscious oil
anything except the fact: that hersfiguirc is as it should
lie. ‘ ‘
New Autumn models in all makes. - {r
t
Second Soon Ii
It will be trimmed vvith lace
Because France and America are both ogIrced iii
all kinds of indoort wear, all kinds of neck rigging and.
other folpdesrols ate to be of Filet and Venise lace.
The clever woman who is able toimake her own
dainty trifles is lucky.
There is Vanilla Edge for the new style roll collars.
Narrow he“ to edge the net jabot.
- Fancy Hots, cream and White, with Venice and
Filet edges to make into vesteesand jabots.
Main floor.
lull—31‘
Materialfor Knitting .
Yarns, in Good Shepherd, Vienna, ICygnet and
are. ~,
sm'I Sl’IOtCh . ‘l
Utopia four- f‘old Germantown and Shetland Floss.
and i "i ‘ ' ”Steel Knitting Needles, sizes 9,11 and 12, 50 cool).
i” . Knitting Bags, ever in demand. Many styles and
Tut-bans ' sizes to suit all indit idunl tastes.
blue,I';,I Third floor.
in 2':
Velour Children s School Clothes
Colored . Suite for boys, in pink blue and
. I . brown s " in 3 to 8 years, $1. 00 and $1. 60
r ’ Whil‘vg0€§3§fi°nfi1dhfiot§at$250and$3£0
iloor.
‘ 0010113 presses for girls. Plaid god 111221211 golorcd‘
hams chumbiavs and percaies.t 1ch 0 years,
gmg ’ 51.5010 $4.00
Fo lar er iris 6 to 8 years a special 'line in sizes.’
r g g From$3.00to$6.50
9th"
AR CROP
ico, Aug 31:—
agesmw luANT t'tJl-lirriwlt
the season 0 Tue wmoow wa- muons
, IUPlN A IsmIFr-v our l CA‘iIU' r '
SlDT INA
Sugar Produc- ‘ ' RAFT l
is the first:
SAKS. Open it
THAT wiuoow !/l W i
ill
the refineries
amounting to
. fume-57w 3V
J2me; M OLIVER»
new
America since
is $245 193, 000.
raver-re. ‘
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR. TUNIC
is on ‘al Ea‘u dc Quim'ne“ is the 011: effective tonic for itching scalp, ‘51“
2%:- hair?“ and dandruff. Used by men and women of refinement the? ,5-
world over for 100 yearsI Don’t risk the use of unknown or lhfcrlOfa
remedial): DPINAUD'S is pure, delightfully perfumed and the out-.9.|
for Iyou Asch your druggist. ISeiid 10c. to our American Olliccs for .
Hosting .
mm ‘ n1 mantel!
the Cathedral
French Consul
6.~‘-Mrs. Ha
f lniurles re
i
winds 1
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