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Today
Corinne Grifith
In an interesting drama
“I Will Repay”
And rm: Episode or
“The Fighting Trail”
a lost Thrilling Ending
Manda
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In the Picture Cyclone
lathe Life”
Hearst—Path» Ne'n and a
Keystone Comedy
a mperson were to say that having seen
melanin; he did not want
,to are it another dav.
I i i Ill-howl but that the no
110- mwe palm: who goes to view
8 Hart picture made by Thomas H
lnee for Arttratt is certain to see a
western play. in ubich undu no cir-
communes will be behold this famous
sen-en star masquerading an a rollov-
er 0! fashion, or plodding through live
long. tedious reels of film a a deep
dyed villain.
Han alwlvs is a hero—and a hero
to hero at that. He never has sought
to disguise his well known features.
He has never assayed other than the
role of the rturdy, rugged, virile man
of the big western countrv—and yet
no two Hart pictures bear any resent
Nance to each other.
Hart's popularity knows no geogra’
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William Duncan and Carol
Holloway in
“Dead Shot Baker”
pbv. He is as well liked in the moat
Thursday W 7"“) Mary Gar- northern point where picture houses
‘en' "'f W'“ "a" ‘3 flourish as in the cities and towns
“THUS.
’ south of the Mason and Dixon line
WW where he is an'cctionately termed
~ “Two Gun Hicks" and‘ Black Buck"
by his admirers. Women and girls de-
light in the thrills that abound In a
Hart picture. Small boys mentally de
cide to be Hill Harts \then they reach
man's estate. Grown men wish they
had Hart's talents as an actor, his
compelling personality and bin unques-
tioned popularity.
_, Not one of these numerous millions
of picture enthusiasts will agree to
the statement that all Hart films are
the name. any more than a (‘cntral
American t'evolutionist will concur in
the opinion that two days resemble
each other to any considerable extent.
A new William 8. Hart picture.
"The Silent Man." made by Thomas
H. lnce for Alli-raft. will be seen for
the first time In this citv next Mondnv
and Tuesday at the Palace Theatre,
matinee at 22l5 evenings at 6:45 and
8:30 by request 0! Failed States Fuel
Administrators.
Today Saturday
3 Complete Vaudeville
Performances
—-and—-
Marie Walcamu
lnthe Last Episode of
“The Red Ace”
——and —~
. Charles Shaplin
“The Immigrant”
Hearst Pathe New and Others
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Next Week Monday and
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Thor-t. H. lnte Presents , '
William S. Hart
'm: Puanvou POOL.
The Ozark mountalns. which divide
—in~ Arkansas from Missouri, are wonder-
,.,- fully picturesque, and one of their
Hmctsli’leatn" . J“ ' features, whiéh has come. to be known
eats a L {"WS q “The Phantom Pool," Is quite a
MAf‘K 88:12:; Ol‘Fl‘llS curiosity. Adventurous visitors have.
4 ' ‘ bot-n bringing back from time to time
Chester Conklin the story of the mysterious tit-rcp-
"‘"‘* ' iizln l4 pructlt-ns upon the human vis-
“Tlle Pullman Bride” ion, but thcrc are always skeptics.
———~————-—.—____ Recently a party of ficbrzclmns set
- _.'«‘-' —— .H. ._._.. out ltll' the film-r.- with thv purpost of
streams and pads in the maul-s!
were everywhere overflowing that!
banks. AB condition- wore favor-
abletonpaottlngtheclahthatthe,
The-len-
pool was always up".
her: of the group were overjoyed
upon looking down from an eminence
to tilt! that the pool appeared to be
lull to the brim. Coming to
And now the) are encountering skep-
ticiam themselves.~(‘hristian Science
Monitor.
FIELD FOR CANNED FISH.
chance to Increase Market in vm.‘
Country.
Alaska in now producing a good
grade of canned kippered hcm'ug.
and this leads the canuer to call at-
tention to our toll national con ump
tion of salt. pitkled. smoked and can-
lla‘
edge. however, they tound it empty. '
m in ‘IMIIEIMIIIII
Ilium nit. Slllll Pfllllfllfi
Scarcity of Seed com Threatens
1918 Crop.
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Month.
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tooooomo Bil-bola of Potatoes Will
Save 103,000,600 Bushela of Wheat
4m Brand new.
By P.- -.G HOLDEN.
1 It I: hardly poudble to estimate
from a standpoint of food condense
(Ion the great value of [minions u a
tubvtltute for when! and other grain.
in the making of bread.
One hundred million bushels of
rnlall potatoes uill sate 100.1110,”
,bus‘llfllfl of wheat. About 30 per cent
00 Not Import bed Unleu Absolutely ’
. ”canary—Do Not Cut Donn Acre-
l ago—Nun Have Com to Pro-
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Our Soldiers. 3
By P. o. HOLDEN.
There It nation-wide alarm about
need corn. The condition is the must i
critical experienced In tucnty years.
The corn belt has aufiered tremendous
tonnes. Front In September killed the
,Ieat'ts Ten Wheaties: Days a l
F URS WAISTS MILLINERY
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Annual Clearance Sale
COATS SUITS DRESSES
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inslsted that 150 polatlver. 36 layers of tinfoil 4
corn and prevented It from ripening!
and drying out Winn tlic unuvmtlly
cold freeze of October came great dillfl‘4
age followed.
Al a result the first Impulse nill be
to Import Iced corn. Corn grown from
leed brought In from other localities
will be Inferior In yield and quality.
and In many cases. total failure will
lollow.
We must not Import seed corn until
we have exhausted every resource to
pad hall, and to suggest that. It
thew of the need ‘or meat conserva-
tion. together with the high coat of
meat, and the general public interest
now being aroused in fish, as a food
paths rhea-ore. there exist excel-
lent pouibilitietl tor canneru or sal-
mon, sardines, tuna. herring, and
other canned ilsh load. The follow.
his description in given of tb pro
(can used In canning Alaskan ’Jp
pt: ! ,‘lrrran‘
“but the herring are deliwrcl
conetltued a night's play.
produced a rule book whichs aid the
match was not concluded until the
table had been cleared. Taber-kl fin-
of the annual potato crop in the Unltetl'
States consists of small potatoes which
5.7? unmnrketnblr, made little use of.
practically wasted. almost a total ion
to the country The small potatoeu
can be substituted for one-third the
j wheat flour used In making bread. Po-
tato bread I: better bread to every
I way than bread made entirely of wheat
or a combination of “heat and other
5 grain.
The use of potatoes In bread Is eco-
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29 each.
Hank! Honk!
Greenleat Secondary
tillu‘d up his match with two runs or of the six cylinder Ford all
4 51906, and also it this model an .
' are cooked Klimt"
at the cannery, usually at night or
early in the morning. they iii-3
spread on the tloor In a thin layer
and sprinkled with salt, where tin-y
remain until such tone. at. the can.
nery wotkt-rs are ready to clean
them. Tlr? flltll are then plattd‘on
tables around I. ll’jh owl‘wv‘lnml
Smith won. en, who dress by
tuning off the head-l and removing
the vlaccra. ,After btint: clcnncd ,.,_
this manner, thcy are ln'lncrsed for
a short time in a tank of rat! solu
tion. The hctrini: are then taken
to the fi‘lllOklllK loom and hunt; by
tho not on Hilfktl studded on both
sides with rows of sharptncd nails.
Tllt'fl‘ :vlill'llri when till'd with fish
alt‘ placed ride by >idt- on tier above
tic.» in illt' «mokv-hou-e. n‘ltt-vt- they
arc (‘XDOM‘I‘ to aldtr'u'ood smoki-
ol'rnlL'lit. During thls process all
.sttlplu‘z moi>ture has dtained from
tho body calmly and surfact- of Iltc
fish and the natural oil t-onltno-nu-s
to appear.
they are packed by hand In I~pouml
oval cans, 1 1-2 inches Jot-p, 7 1-2
inches long, and I 1-2 Illt'llt‘s‘ wdc.
Ear-h can holds from live to eight firh
The cans are then sealed without the
addition of ant oil or tll't‘arllflli. nnnl
LWO hours by immcr-
sion ill boilixu mm r brzttul by :zt‘t-nltl.
A must l'xt"llt'lll artich- or food l~
thus. prepared.
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REGENT THEATRE MONDAY
Czorge Walsh in “Trust. the Life,"
Love, Action and Romance
"Smitinz George" Walsh in Wil-
liam Fox‘s comedy drama, "This Is} the
Lite" will be seen attlic Regent Thea-
tre Monday.
This is a partICularly good-picture
because not only is (Home Walsh the
um, but hint brother it} A. “2.1.4.. the
man to put on the screen .such plavs
ml "The Honor Sl‘fi'bnl," "The ('on~
out-tor." “Tm- Innou-nt Sinner," “lie,
traved." is the man who directed the
making of the picture. It, A. is known
for the human touchcs he puts Into}
pictures and in "This I~4 tho Lilo" It»
kept his brother {Worce- busy with
tome exciting storm. Tim hardmt
:Junta R. .t. asked to do
(:ovlrgc did with an apparent tooling
Ilnt that WAS the life.
REGENT TH EARE TODAY
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‘ Corrine comm in “I Will Repay,"
and the Final Epiaode of “The
Fighting Trail"
“1 Will Repay," the Greater Vita-
zraph Blue Ribbon feature, whi/S: will
be the attraction Ir the Regent Tim-
tre today is adapt from the 0. lit-n! WILL'A‘M FOX
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'4' “rats 1.5 THE LIFE ”
PRODUCTION,
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t'y story "A ‘Cun'c. l licpoi‘i." It in _ z
tbc. love trio 4 a 7mm: lef’tllcrn
mazazinc In. M a "l the afluflllif'l' of a
southern Judce and the emancipat'on
of a cultured, dclicatt- t-nuthvrn out
”man from tltc cures of,’a brutal, dz'un-V
lien husband i
“The Fighting Trait" ;
One of the most thrilling scarlet in
lltr' burning of boat Mine camp by
'he outlaws In tho final epimde or.
"The Fighting Trail," In .whcre the
gem Theatre Monday
:lteriff'a pestle time and attain chant-9
George Walsh in the Flip roaring Phc toplay, "This Is the Life” at the Re.
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“'hilt' in this tulntlillon.’
; We can I:: lp ill
‘nlltl txtntt to In:
. lutt'unilln In lllt‘:
4 banker.
obtain need In our own neighborhood.
Rather than go uitllout need ltnoort II,
but get It from juat no near home a»
[manila Thousands of test» mode by
experiment stations, teats made In ZS
no not wont sen) c035
rum Hon: atom seen
.000 71515. OYRSJI COUNTIES WA
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rtntcs by the g-lvurunlcnt, om] UIL‘ rt.»
atlltv borne out In actual experience.
vlmw the danger oi llIlIHglrllll tutu.
’lllcw {min are not the lt'h‘lllls of
llll‘ tcnt tor n: It' your, in o- w lotullty.
but for n pcr'od of eight yours In fill ‘
'lifi'r'rcnt mumlcs In [mm \tltlt our V
cum Illtl ‘
4 lllt‘ Impurlml Mllllplt'.‘ t-tylnl lill‘ ltnrllc- '
- tmmn wcol.
6.44m Irwin. In not it ritizlv
'l‘lw ll’lilll’ gi'tm‘lt t‘tll'll, in
every IM’I. tllltilt'lel Illt| llltlml'lt'tl
corn on on :m-r..;:.- of 20 llll‘llt'lw‘ to
”It' acre, and n in uf’Y-t-Itcr quality.
Will uc nvcr Icon: to sun- scml?
pummel, nuts and
I 4: utilml't ‘t‘t‘ll "hr"
:l,~' :tmtl rn'rtlllu .‘IS
mt. mm groutl It: tilt!
III‘ILlllull'lluml, it Will lit?
slll’i' llu Ims of lztlnl,
'fllml', {tn-«l om! lll’tit") In lilt' [wattle
of this country
\Illl‘l.” lot or 4n
Wt" “tilllll :tf
llillllt'tllillt'
ll' )41l Ian- “M corn in” over from
your lill‘l r-rnp. kt't'p II {..r .«m'd and
tt'fil t'to'l'y I'lll'. lM Int: I:‘4li"l'illt' tun)
soon llml Ill-'ru l~ n I ‘- ml r ‘l'll in your
lm'n’lty. IN; your nullity “gt-nt—
writ» to your thrivtllt tt'ul tolh go.
[In I:.-l lt'l lllt' xiv-i t‘ut’ll stillillllln
dim-our; l.'" 34m. 'I'iar gut rmn- -nt i‘l
nul.l:1.:furttw::i~t~ If: its l'nl t/lr ml-
tlltrt. {-344 “I' moat l..no Iltll tn pr.)-
IlUl'l‘ him“.
We cut-t :i'rmv on; "‘11:” ncwnzu .tf
corn; tl-in't cut It tlnutl; don‘t put oil
testing; don't import unlcw :ilmtlutt-ly
l: -t'~.-~:u',v. \‘l't' of; not ll.‘!\t' l‘uts .llltl
meals nitinmt corn. lf you how no
tit-ml corn. tluli't unit until plitlltitlg
time. and llltfil t-xpm-t Ktllllt'ulle to In it:
it. to you.
llcnlizln: “I" nt-rluusttt-w of the ant.
nation, the Agricultural liltvneitm lit:-
, partmcnt of the It ll-l'lliilitlil;.l llzlrvent- ‘
frt‘e ‘
or Company, l'llllzli'". will int-ltd,
of charge to any {mutt-r. merchant or
tumor pzttlt't'lls of
full dil’t‘cllulia fut lustlll‘.’ corn.
RflllllllllSI-l l8 PAIN
ONLY, RUB ll AWAY;
lnotant Relief From Pain, 80reneu,‘
Stiffness Follows a Rubbing
3 With "3t. Jacob's ’Llni-
{ merit"
; Hiup “do-inn" rheumatism,
0 "It's pain only; not one case in fifty
I't'tltllit'u Internal treatmcnt. llub
liMV int! In l't'illlA’.’ Illt.’ ’
' ditth’httnr of llu'w' fill'lvl,
[it‘L'zl'iIt ~‘v of (,4tP'llllt‘bll‘ ,
g l- t’ m”
lt't'fl ccrnv‘
gcnnlnntiun cl. tin and 1.1,. dolls, with
l _ we.
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mulling. l'uncirotinn "St. Jacob'n Lini-
nomlcpl at any time. It In patriotic at
,thls time; it utilizes paste potutmtt
gloves when! and other grain which ,4
can be txmrtcd; saves corn, barley i
l sud oats which can be used to produce. '
I nwats nntl fails for our toddlers: gives
.lttl nliltc moist and uholemme bread
{or every meal; docn not require ex-
i tru uork for the Itouseuilc, nor change
the usual custom and prnttlces of the
,Imute; means tuo and onethlrd wheat-
In» tints a neck, tcn ubentleu day!
; a month, four uheutlet‘ta montho a
I year. i
Automobile Note-g
Motoring l‘cpartment, 'l" in Sentinel
~I fish you would explain the differ-
ence be ween the Ftrd magneto and
the usual tvpe. 8. V.
The magnets are revolved Instead
of the armature it has aixvcen field
poles and armature coil/s. and :cvoll-
ea at crinkshatt speed to ill'v‘ a tour
cylinder engine. It ill not timed. out.
the ‘low4tennlon current gmeratei la
, . , timed by illP commutator in circuit
" ' ' with tho induction coils. Tim voltage
of the current varies with the speed
of the engine.
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Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
—In your next lustre will you gll'e the
valve timing of the Mollne Knight en-
gines, 50 II. P., and the Premhxr?
J. .I. 'A.
The valves of the Moline Knight 60
H. I’. encinc ar‘c timed so that the In-
let valve opens 20 degrees past dead
center and closes 50 degrees past
lower dead center while the‘cxhaust
valve opens at 50 degrees before low-
cr center and down 5 decrees after
top dead center. The inlet valve. of
the Premier opens at 15 degrees pant
dead router and clones at 38 dcgrt-Is
past lower ccntcr the exhaust Valve
opens
and closes at 10 degrees * past
ccntcr.
Saves Waste ct Pctatoea. 4
l’ttttltnn~ :tro L‘mun In cvvry sct'tlon
oi tlw found ill every home,
‘El't' n unlit-I24! fowl. Harry fatlnily
{cult produce Illt'l'l. l'ottttocs pro on
'nlnliitlzittt crop In tho l'ttltctl Stilton;
, Ilu- pmlblliticu of lncrcmiu'; the to-
tul yield In thi~ 4- :m l\ tunnot be
ntunutcll. l'nmtm-s llll' :1 pt rislmble
t'lup— czlll'lnl’ Irv it"mrful In {0'11le '
4 "4t.l.'llt‘3t'>'. 41”.:th l,“ t’ill‘l’ll‘li‘ m'vr from
anvil; 'l‘ The putntm-s
“4 gin i2: thh t many \w- tht one
.Il‘lmmv'. 1‘lll‘ titit'lrt- of pulnto starch
i~ on llt‘;.l'l\ It." j-zlll‘. ' 1H “1.9 Iitllll'
that tin-ru- is n . d o‘ty in using this
PHI.“
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Motorlnc.r Department. 'lhr- Sentinel.
——.\f,v Ford runabout, which up to the
present has Izccn giving excellent ser
vice. It: now glvinq tt'tlublc. From the
exhaust thcl'» comes a dcnéo white
smoke and I do not know what caufl
nilc Sv’ll‘dlll In
'Iltlltftlulit'll in I.‘ ml WIMP; on it. Kintllv itih’lnl' and ohliitc.
l.;.~i wow-:1 {JI‘Y’h'li of the. ; ,R. L. S. V
”5'4 ‘l SYLH'" ll: "-' Jim” “"~"'n-' ", les- fztult is that too much lubricat-
‘W f.t-!.-4:-: 444‘ gut-Jun”. About VII,-
inc oil ront’ht‘s the combustf m. cham- 2
bcr of the engine. Eithcr there itl
1"‘:.-"'ll"I~~"lv'l1wHr {BIN crop ‘.\'t'l'v‘ mm",
,lm :uiztr. limit. .r‘.: I: ii In (lain, m- «
I ,,:,,.,,,.,.,, L, .,,,,,. ”H, ,,, m, ”m". too much oil in the oil reservoir, tht-
may mu m 1;. .~ .-. .42; I.,4 up]. In oil too light a grade or thc piston,
'IJ'." in Am .l ziizh :o lit:'- labor rinzs permit the pas-ace of oil. I
41'th m mm}! «at :xw. ~ nu? ‘ -.., I .
Til mm?! 1 onto . i-~ making ' \Intorinc l‘cptrtml m. 'i‘h.~ Swmifttl,
‘ r """W’ l” “W" “'M-l "NW” —\'our assistance will ht- npprut-intmii “-
.'~'t'l: t':'t lm , .1 It) Illlr Stll- h
in locatln: an unusual
dcvclops wow I tlt‘il‘c
speeds over twenty-five milcs pc!
hour. The car is n Buick r-ix ci'in
der, lflll‘l modcl. and the sound. v hithl
sound which
mv car at'
-. :nl t?» id: t": Ill'lllfl‘< m’ the al-
L- In l.c7jl tt~ ".zlz Ilzl~ “’nl‘.
l'c-‘v to Make Potato War Breath
Ink-ml or built! putzilocs. tnnsllml
u put thrmmh rit . r. can be substituted
-ll-.Zl*vl' tln- “limit ”at” in any
on? for making uhcnt
l'l' ml. [‘zlllf’flht'f‘, - dailies,
Inuitrmt-z pit: crude. t‘lt'. \l’licn po-
lhil‘l'a ul‘t- twc-l. it little let“ liquid ‘
It'd}! llt‘ rtqttll'otl ll‘. llttl mlxing.
'l'lw AL’I‘HIIEEZII’HI Hutu-ion Ilcpnr't-
'nt-lit of tht- lLI4 rutltinnul llarvvstt-r
Culturally. l'llit'nzn. will suns], {rt-o of
‘It:lr;;t- to anyone, mtuplt: copy of IR
u’eati recipes
I'~"'i'.44'4' . the enzinc.
been expnrlmcntim: with the vnl'.'c:t.,
bt-licvinu the noise came from them
now says he can't fin: l'lw fault?
Knowing that this is a vcrv
bin-lifts.
may suggest a remedy. I rcm'lin.,
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The dull thump that dr-tclolls Minn
3‘ 442 YEAR-'8 NEED_ you rtln your car at apt-oils u” 1‘t-t‘tv.‘
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OF FAMILY OF FIVE' tl4te miles an hour prmllr 't do.
-.-... not origltmtc {mm such natal count
,Cant Subset on Leas, Says Laban} as “rho" warned Vim“ 0“ ""‘Cr 5-"- l
Expert. glue bearing trouble,m.1y ncmrnt mcs.
4be brought about by the flexible tube;
”ULAUELPHM Jan.11 "1 a connection between .the carburetor}
statement aupllorttd by statistics Ed-
h 0:4
Ward L. Keenan. president 0! the Cell and at W
Labor Admmnpm Board at‘ car rpceda of I.venty"vfl\c milcn p'ct'
at the head of a family hour may cause this tubc
against. the aide of tho engine, giving
Shipbuilding;
‘cstcrdayt
15 degrees before lower center
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In .t dull thump, rooms to (‘flfllt' troml’
The local agent \\ ho has, '
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limitml! ‘
description to go by, but trusting voul 4f
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Who the tubing uretl 4,
tral Labor l' nIon, told the National in '0“ '3‘!“ ”1" air passing fitrourzh It. I U
to whip «'
3-4 lb. No. 40 gauge “
Motoring Dtpartment The Sam 4'
-—Please let me know the tiring M
tolltoflo‘D
{seven bearing crank shaft. J. J. ‘4
g The six cylinder Ford car ot a“ ,
employed an engine of seven *
'bearlng design The firing order f
the engine is 1-2-3-4954. ‘4“ 3
Motoringr Department The W.»
l~——'l'o settle a dispute between two -
perienced automobile men plat-9*“
litter the following question: is a u
tery cut-out necessary on every *9
trital system? I. Y‘
No. On single unit systems of M «
type of the Dyneto, the generator 1"
comes motorized as soon as its In“
and consequently its voltage drops I.» .
low a‘ certain point and the battery fl j“
always to circuit.
Motorln., Department. The Son!“ .-
—»Is it injurious to ule four dry *-
nith an induction coil designed. ".4
four volts? 0, ‘ 4
If a coil is described by the In”, ‘
as a tour volt coil, it should be was“,
by two cells of a storage battery --
tour dry cells. The voltage of the U
tcr will be somewhat hlgher, but III.
their interntll resistance Is also M , ‘
it. the cunent delivered will be M
the same. Mont coils are made fl ,4
operate on tour to n17 volts.
Motoring Department, The Sum
~As,l am :4 subscriber to your pan ,
and [take great interest in your m
coltlmn 1 wish you would publldh Ow
. ' ion of an inductor mogul: ,
descrlpt 1,15,“
In the class of niagneton known '
inductors. the armature In tlxed I‘
does not revolve and la located will
the sector almpetl hcnds of the m
m richt uncles to the line Joining lb.
fio-ltl poles. This poultion furnish! ‘4,
the It :th magnetic tonductlng pl...
An annular space between the Mr
Hire and th-- field poles is pron“.
for tho rm .tion of an inductor. m H
c4 nsi; t.- of l\'.() diametricwllt 09M? :-
lintl'. ital. mu n“: of soil Iron II,
pom l ;; .4l 4 1.14 ed by a shaft date!”
4 1 1.x tin .9. The magnetic
c4. nvlitiun ol' tl4c mtnttute core b 4 ‘
r-flllltl} upon ll. c position a.
tlw indut tm.
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€20 Coats
: 2143415120 Coat:
' Silk Dresses $7.“
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«9 down the narrow pullvt swept:
meet agalngt the barricade hcld bvl
tiw outlaws. In the glare of the burn-
ing camp can be uecn hand to hand
mtnbttttt. ending only in dcnth of a
bandit or his adversary. smiling was
mated to add to the realism or this
great climax to the aerial which will
hr- the attraction In the Regent Thea-
‘trc today.
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PALACE THIATRE ~
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mom" mm on the "tcndcr amt," and
bv thc time you any Jar-ll ohlnnon—
., out comer the rheumatic pain and ditt-
trcns. "St. .lacoll'n Llnlment" con-
‘qucru pain! It is a harmless‘ rheuma-
Itlum llnlment which nevi-r disap-
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,tztlttrs pain. uorcnenl and ntlilncu
from tit-hint: jolnll, muscles and
ibonen; utopt nclatlca, Iumbngo, back-
:achc. neuralltla and rcducen swelling.
} Limbs-r up! Get a small trial bottlo
fof oltbtltne, honest "St. Jacob's LInIv
meat" from any drug store and In a
moment you'll be tree from palns.’
aches and stillness. Dent ruler!
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of live mint makr more than “50
a day Io/upport his family.
The food bill of a family of live un
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on Hold. cannot pmmibly bc fl" :lll'ftl at
ion-4n than .312.“ a Wt'l-k even though
food allowztncon arc the filllflllf‘l [”901",le for u.
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“'0 of twelve which made a cantata-t , ""T/ _ ,,
to determine food prices and other Motoring Ilcpartmtnt I'm 5 n
expenses the lndllllllli'tl thl'ltt‘lll must —' am “0""; “0m“ ”Wrimpmmg
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including bouning met lighting and
other neccpnnry oxpctlnen an well as
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it your to exist. I
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