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King David and Queen Mary are the rulers-oi seven hundred persons; ”peculiar Hgious sect attBen
"team, liter... who believe they descended from the tworlos‘t ‘trlbes otufiasfi*7nhirhmg and his subjects
neither cut their hair nor shave their faces. But the king is more modern 'than the lost tribes. because ‘he ‘is a
Vendor!!! baseball player. He is catcher on the community nine. while his queen is leader at the brass bind
which plays in the grandstand while the men are on the diamond. "
mallow i can get around this'ditii
catty. T. I
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. NV , “ Mflefitv‘m Bent-twig By tun-means you mtltsaction with”:
4 ”Mat; net's my ”m we w1._”?—'.'."‘.‘F" can hold their“
law _, "n ”iv-“gm aging the brakes on hardE-will‘
'11 id‘i‘fitniaan' ' cc to haveotb’e‘ light. £91“un skid all the we' '-
' #rnméi the engine atolls. “(It-mid V
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,nlotoring Department; The Sentinel;
"‘ I” as out” connected on in shell My .
they Mrmmmm ”9"" "I 0” "turnouts-else .
' M “MUM!“ d" “W that Illnllil‘lots of'DOWerz liotoring Department. The Sentinel.
W"‘risst~il'o‘iinéii he pen-ibis to “9" 19'9”,” ‘l fight-a: ‘. .3374). been advised to-clean out the
mmwuchto MW“ W tuition ”M! is emu-arr ‘ occasionally, to pment
' *fihiat “ ‘ - “' . om! . ‘9“ mum __ ‘ lee. Please tell me how
“with . mm the. " no?" Mt _ , but. I 'Mia‘sooa this sheila-be done. lptlt in heavy
T. R. .bllh tension magneto»
~‘l‘h battery 'nlust"be"‘cbirged from , - . , _. . .
I! r. I, m" “A 1116 ate this lor4lgalitlon‘l tramhow‘ca
. a. ‘l, flint-t
patent“? '
Wkln‘atic switch would not be at all .
‘ ~‘rinlrable, as it would Cam 1 9'09 out”. 4 '
H ‘ .. ,rsotliat-theybegintoopcn'at‘dedd‘ "
. [d . . - r v 4' . ,Qn I“ ‘
order, The switch on the dash wou center liust'tbpioretlfe power. .1111!“ w; '
=livhen'aparll "fjretard‘ed. we will“. I " '
distributor wire, is deliverfi'gj. “ISM
,
‘1 -‘hsveto be replaced by sfitwowa'y‘
-,.'"'“l'tch. the best lnddlinpbat..b'eing
I single pole. double-throw hallo
Connect the blade to the.
is. Connect one side of-‘ssvitch to
I‘: I‘niagneto and the other side to either .
1‘ ‘ieiminal of battery. itroun‘dlng the '9‘“ ”"m ””3““! “I?!“ «prevalent-t iron-sides of housing with
v H‘
‘ . the limit-merit board as a nickeled burning the secondary °f the arma- should be chanced 59'0"“ “m-
. asap switchhot its simplicity is very “”9- mm carefully and fill with lubricant
H which in its iavor. to right level.
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Motoring.l‘epartment. The Sentinel.
. , ', ”While putting ‘Kl‘eale in my treat
I :liiotoring Department, Theficnlilnel. wheel bearings recently i noticed that
,—-‘-What is the best thing todo‘wfll ,one of the balls was missing. i can
their“ is skiddin’g'l‘ls’it'bcst‘zto steer geti exit-a bulls but do not know how if: to buy I should like r ”1”“
therefor ycuwa'nt to go orthe <£Way,to-mse*br.replsce them, as they ,
he car looming? Wéh way W“ are not like ”1.? once used on bicy-
1 . , [bring fienarflght? C- 7- clear Those fall apart when the wheel
' ' is‘reuo'v'ed. bht't'bese'all stay togeth-
Li‘t.¢!’ii‘!rl"€.‘!‘*f‘l<*’ "r"
- 50-3.“ 1"“ on: L. . I. 7-5“)!!! é”- 'i‘h'ey M iii two heavy rings
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
-—Beins uncertain as'to thktype-of en-
cioctrolytc. and so stays at the top
until the battery has been charging
for several hours. ‘ if you forget and
put in the water first it will be neces-
sary to wait until the iollowing day.
1 running the engine .meanwhile.
Do you carry an extra set of lamp
bulbs so that one can be replaced as
soon as any burns out? Do you know
the caritllepowel'oi the bulbs iii—m
headlichts. sidelights, rear and in-
strument lights and dome llght's! if
not you might get them mixed. Take
them out now and make a memoran-
lnm of the voltage and candlepower
of each one. Keep this memorandum
’n the box with the bulbs and so a‘old
mistakes.
Before you sell all your damaged
tubes pick out the best one and la!
it'mside.
with which to fasten a folded tube,
1a they do not cut into it, '
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ewe-rm.
'3‘“ land I'IOI‘I' lACE
' Hips. bust‘aud abdomen reduced 1 to 5
; *I-inelm, yea leek loosen-alan-
rYoalse no longessm, you can wc'ar
.nsore fashionable styles; and you g'ct
Satisfaction and Value at most moder-
vaatvpriee ‘
immune” STYLES
can be cut from a piece at old tribe
and applied with cement. Oil. the “9
as thin. so that the patch {will not
pull away readily.
Sometimes a blow-out rips a tube so
badly that it will not pay to sum
it. The damaged section 9n die. re-
moved and piece of another tuba II-
sorted. liake a Joint oi at lentil“!d
inches and coat hath surfacawlth co-
unt. deacon as dry bringithe-w
‘M‘In‘lawmm one. . .. sue will
1. ”a..." a,” I”! ' 'flfl gether and put in a press (a visa ,
37.1.“... n“ mdoisoastobriagillc Mae-shin
1 r P - anemone. -. . . 114.00 , contact. . , ..
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tilt .. .~ the" .. l “Intimacy. walnuts-seasic- ”a aw ' ‘ mm.
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|wliicli apply in the process at prod‘lC-‘
with the balls between. l’leaae tell
' . troupes, one has thn
While 'in the bitter they'
'nl'ebeld ififbijjetainer, riveted to-
igether. in this case the rivets. must
, ihe cut, in the other there is a hall
'groowe in. each ring. The two can be
. brought together indabrill forced out
by ‘a'il‘nrbor prees‘or a‘bammer.
iMeasur‘e‘Malls carefully to a than!
“'11- sandth oitan inch and insert one of
m‘ktftlie same slim» slightly smaller. be
‘ inot‘ use one'iarger than the others-“4m .0 “d by m,“ breeder-s
tilt still early the load too ions and my.
"top afacynndcr on “wrongly and drain‘it out three
engine. Would it be po'ssibw' to m of flint:"m'0nlhfl later. is this entit-
" '8. E.
. . J, 3.3 Unless!" grit and small particltl
’I'Drlve the meant-lb .at cmbshait__al M; «are ‘nmoved occasionally
speed. Set the circuit-prelim palms may “um.”- rapidly. Dam of!
' ’ W plug. 'Jack up one
' Sur la kerosene not"
runwspntinl dips. but not
. if to 1mm oi ”‘9 “5‘.“
spark and coniect'dt to gale imn‘gfifihgm' ihd put sears-in low
plus. (lanai-or the other dlltflbtitejr M ;-§wfirasene is drawn ‘lnto
wires lonelierahd MW'ME'M'MVQg attraction, washing out the in”
*dlbe‘r.’ This wili'not'look so well~on ground, otherwise; MP9 is men of along-handle paint brush. Kerosene
Rubber hands out from it;
H inch wide are just the proper thing
in case oi an emergency. ‘ a patch '
Uniformity oi Production,
MEusoslieahls
mm
”as of Waited '
.-——.——’_9.
mltpnnltry, as the phrase is
mainly and in America, is poultry
masons. muss coastlines by’
“object cinch: mu
positry’ia the same a! the object at
‘ ma minis-e:
0? My ior any product or ' cam-
.dlty; lat -is, to secure Infinity
and cm a urine oilgraiaslu a
w ate at tsadhg’in the article.
‘ in an; sundards for poultry
a
._ the principal lpolnta considered
are sins, shape find cohr.
Breed Gil-radars.
‘Sise and shape are breed characters
and lamly duermine 'the practicdl
values of poultry. Iany standard:
‘ breedsm divided into varieties diner-
cr respect.
Color is not a primary utility point.
but as avlecenhry point 'odten comes
in for spechl casidcrstlon. for ex—
amplc. a white variety and a black
Martial in table guilty, but because
black "birds do not dress for the mar-
as chair ‘and‘i-nieelookhg as white
.. that” happens that they are
not as salable. .
When stock of towls-is kept for egg
{prodnotioa only, vaniiormity in color
is much less important than approah
lute Iiil‘iiorlnity ot size and type, yet,
the Inseminativc appearance oi a
loch oi birds oithe same color lusti-
iiu'seiecuon no color as sun it
an be-iollowed without sacrificing any
tutorial stout.
Mien .. poultry keeper ”I I".
ownjme'lt year-sisal- year tie-ought by
all means 'to use stock or. well-cs-
tabliaha‘d popular standard breed. By
'u
“Hf-I (marry-lei the best specimens
of theiloch as arenas“! toproduce
the chicken reared each year. a
rponitry m'mgmtains in his deck
a highly Mable uniformity of on:
with ilttW'dxtra care and no extra
eoei‘can five a pleasing anltormity in
loch Breed Has Its Plane.
To thonovhc in poultry keeping it
ceasity for so many breeds and vs-
rieties as havebeen standardized in
America. Further acquaintance with
them, howover, shows that although
color dinerences are in most cases
made merely to please the eyes of
persons having ditferent preferences
for color. the differences in shape and
size which malts breed character have
been developed with a .view to adapt-
ing each to particular uses or par-
ticular conditions.
i
ing Ii niorlbut‘idential in every oth- ‘
variety'oi the camelbree'd araactuallyl
cell-ace in oven practical quality and“
often'apm that there is no real ne- '
.By this Sign
We Basie Scoundrels
tleAwhile one should buy
close cooperation.
Forget, your politics
Consider that we of this country are all one big
il'alnily, and the Government, at the head, Ming af-
fairs, istrying to pushsuppliahs tastes it can. . This
iii-not the time to find fault or criticise. We are all
united in one great offensive, Imagine the Halls
landingat Plymouth Rock or the Battery.
cum on with those War at
oniytbing scaled us can do. .
Open other days as usual,
closing at'6 p. m.
each.
annotate
angle hisaboutthe
lyOsderoiflleUnitedfltales Government
summonseolmsromy, ~'
How many Wu Mp:
,have youth
The first month of 1918
issgone and with it a good
slice of the second.
This month yum War
Bumps will cost you $4.13
..
The little Thrifit Stamps
are equalizer and ever-yin-
them. 'Thisis altimeter
southerly sections where the more
heavily feathend Brahma does not
stand 'the summers well.
characteristics oi General-Purpose
lib-tie .
Among the popular breeds oi the
general-purposeolass there are also
dinercnces in type, adapting breeds to
' Leaving out of consideration the
, brands as novelties, most of whicfi; ll
emailed before industrial progress""""“ ’ "9"“ '5 “‘3 ”1" mm" carers.
created a large demand for poultry!
products. all the: standard American
breeds of {owls have been made and
iresh-water‘is heavier than thee developed on the general M 91MB 0“
practical quality. the “ions tion of
breed. character. and value.
»- Classificatiq‘i of metal smile.
in harmony with'this principle the
common classification of breeds ac-
cording to their'plaoe in the gamut
’sclmne of ponitly production: divides
them into till-co principal classes.
namley, laying (breeds, Vat breeds,
and general purpose breedr—tbat is.
to fatten as the meat breeds, yet com-
bine in one individual fowl very good
laying capacity with very good table
quality;
The Leghorn, ‘Minorca, Andalusian.
Ancona and (‘ampine are well-known
breeds oi the laying class: the Brah-
lla, Dorkmgmd Cornish oi the meat
due; the Plymouth Rock. Wynndotta,
Rhoda island Red and Omission oi
the'general pmpose class. .
characteristics oi- Eu Inc‘s.
The breeds Ironclad as at the lay-
in; ears, with the exception or the
slalom, are relatively small, via one
erratic and lively, mallard My. and
are easily kept hi and 1". coldl-
MTth-ia of bier sine
dad liddilcd somewhat in the other
particulars mentioned. yet ‘9. more
the character of the hills dsu' that
d any other. .
‘j'm‘ai M Inc's.
grime-cal breeds M tract the
mean-super type that is roses
diiferent uses The Plymouth Rock is
ing the widest range of requirements
In the general~pilrpose class.
organisation over 53,000 miles in
length and marathon twice the mile
age of all other press associations
combined.
Receiving the report on these leased
wires, which would stretch more than
twice around the world, are 308 even-
ilg newspapers. 269 morning newspa-
pers and is Sunday morning news-
Whlle there was a rapid extension
of the leased-wire service. the increase'
7 fl ,4 . .. v‘ -
ganisation has claimed no exemptions
and has encouraged'ratllcr lllrl dis-
couraged governmental service on the
part of the staff.
During 1917 the sick benefit fund
took care of all operators who it . 11‘ ill
and the directors at Christmas am
nounced that the organization “fluid
insure the lives of an employee in the
amount of $1,000 for the benefit 0!
their heirs or dependénts.~~
The Evening Sentinel has the Austin
Wot-them“:-
i The Wyandotte is a little smaller
'and earliermaturing, but still very
well meated and my to fatten.
The Rhode island Red has nearly.
the same standards oi weight as the
Wyandotte, but is a more active bird,
'not putting on fat so readily; consev
Q‘lently it approaches the laying type
:Ilid is popular‘wfith those'wlio want
eggs and meat; but want eggs most.’
.in the-number or papers receiving the
' Associated Press pony services. or’ —-—-‘———-.
services smaller than the Norse leased . SERVICES DlJVRING LENT.
wire, was still greater, showing n' '. ., ‘
growth of 87 over that of the proced-,P'°9""" Arranged f" Trinity Chum“
ling year. . i for the "Eli’slx Woolen
l With the extension of the horse} Lent will begin. {19“ Wednvsday.
'vervice, it was necessary to employ :ld— 5 when there will bespeclal services in
ditionai Morse operators. The mommy” of'the “"9"“ in Nnr‘":‘ik' 9;"
The Orpington is at the other es- ber of Morse operators employed 3).;though the coal situation will rt'suit m
treme in the general-purpose class, he the Associated Press at present, togsomcwhat oi a curtailment m‘the
in: a heavier, meatier fowl than the copy "“3. "9°" which “"3 more gatherings. Rev. Frederick‘s. ( 016‘
ciatod Puss Ionics. ’i
.l
l
i
m: '3; 1:033:92 3‘3““: Wf'imom Rock. than $3,500,000 to collect and (1.13-an t“ :32de 111:3?"ng 59“
breeds tint] “0' as meaty and as one A an“ F" E'”’°"° "d EV"! mm is 660’ ”prawn” 3" “1‘ _v cos or y ,c. ' ii ' '
7 ' ‘ ’ ' Purpose. . crease oi 59 over the number empioy- A-‘l‘vfi “n“.dayv 1.0 .a. m., ' 0”“"3
ed for the preceding year. Prayer. Litany, Penitential Oltico and
This body of operators, who have to Holy Communion. 71.45 9' m;- mum“
be the most expert of‘ their kind in prayer and sermon. .
better adapted to their ”locality and the telegraph business, and who copy Every Sunday .duripshnt: 9 «2. mt
"19" purpose than any Ion-standard the report in every state in the union HO]? Communionfjo 3- 11L 0‘1““!
stock “'9! can procure. and havingwlth a single exception. is greater 30‘1““; 11 8- Ill-”0111115 Dialer 31“]
the‘iurtler sdvsntsse of reproducing than the combined operating force is! sermon First Sunder in 'month, Hold
‘1'“. t0 0M. ‘3" the other press associations of the Communion. 7:30 p. m. Evening prays
Iworm,“ ‘ er and sermon. 1
Nearly one
:Press operators have gone into mlll-'
Such a list of breeds aliords so wide
a mugs of choice that poultry keepers:
can always select a standard breed
associarso Passe issue's
cuss-r cams m
hundred Associated-
. t'
‘ if: MEMBEWWP‘uryand naval service during lhl‘ [11:ch WT $60“ BY !
, tarily .
The increase in membersbl or tit .. Year. and 200 others are volorl .. 1
WM pm. in 19" reimam:teaching National Army recruits. WHITEPINE MPOUNH
man than the combined mm”, mi News department men have also m m - l
l h an extent
the pending nine rs. At resent Mned the colors to sue .
there are as "MTMmprs-n ”I that there at. almost 200 stars in thn F. H. BAXTER t J
m ”be" and 5] Sunday Associated Press service dog. The on mmfl! l
Win!" mes-m. or a total of lyifi »-~— ‘. ~ 3
00, receiving thc‘service oi the m1
elated Press Thane newspapers. the,
_-allest oi which receives a SCI-wort“.
daily telegraph service to‘tllc largest.
wish noel!- apwards or “.000;
words daily, show a not increase tall:
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