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Evening sentinel, Monday, June 10, 1918 · page 2

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mane steamer Carolina we
plied to the men's shirts .,
_Viol‘is shall any reached shoi‘e lat
~ . The smile: arms
Moat watch saith the val-ll
_ adept» that this socialism
y picked up shirts doatiilg in the s . 4 .
.t. the wrecks,“ of the steamer. \ *-
sflan Nelson. other M W
i as in ché‘rEe at rad t‘lioloir taunts t
_ ”bit sixteen fiche luring a. '
mm &. hotel‘t ehfireless 4.;‘
., d! the Carolina“. stdilt to his '
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gills if gem are in direct drive To
domino illes tibi- hour. dime B
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multiply by circumference of rear
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flowing Mal-meat Twain
-—I have a new Model car, lochell filth
a Yale switch lock. Could any one
:wlré “timid thé switch and take the
year it I left it for a" short time on
the street?
you suggest to; locking the car? To
settle a diafirtie, Mei?- sell me it
there is ad): danier or a storage hat:-
{tery freezing in cold wéither. if so.
what must be done to protect same
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thank you {at any anagélitloaa you
inlay otter on the alloys item“?

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Motoring Department.
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ed up. i can Keep it sunlight“ battery
by working tns’ staph-hum but it

gops when 1’ along. Bowlgan I locate
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This gives numlier of feet

"65 {6 act hails one hour. asst divide :4

What other means-would 1‘

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1 have a dual Waffles: out my , 4
'.car loan start Manifestation on '
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.3' Summer Famittue: at Reasonable“ Prices.

.‘ , j 5 . 4 The comfort of summer time exists
' ' ' in the surroundings of livin com or vc~
nuclei). The chairs eat! so 638' f8! ease
5nd relaxation, the convenie’lfl tahiihl‘
the rugs, cautious and other attractive
and useful things Which go to make rooms
Recent. There is pai‘ticularly‘ attrac-
ive summer furniture now.
Uhpig! and Rackets of fihr rush, er.-
tistic designs and veryeomi’o mni’oi‘tfihly made.
A Special hooker with” Muslim
seat and back in brown finish

"a ' *$5:00

Sew-lag or Knitting nooks!” 111 natural light finish, with cushioiie'd sea?
”5 hack ooyered With“ cretonne.

$5. 00

Sulfés of fibre fush, *three pieces, Mlle! in Baronial brown, aphid!
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amhljeasloh copra. while tile dam “noose m” . V Mm $15.00 . .=. i
Clubs chew and crhult engine h'h ' R . .. . ,4
over comprea‘sio‘u to force vapor intoi Ohm througmt T . I ”m . as” I ' '
curbed. Leave giver night Boats of éral times (QM Div $21“, ’35
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~'. . thé 0‘“be We'llfiilm Gilt when next the r ° 5 p . 1...; ~ » >7» 4..
en Elite ii! run. loose.hroken!V ' . ' " ' . , . ' i-
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AUTOMOBILE Hm t .4 "our: ”517m oesenunel a... me of ~ Charis And Rockers 9i Fremll Wlil0w_ 4.,
~ - i! » ~wmlvollil‘é inawar the following- the melt . "1;.” l3"
lin your paper: Would like to know filters. If no; 4‘ . g V -. .
the best and simplest method or at metal, one s 'y-iourtn oi all hicl‘ ~ ' It 19 mooning ;ery diihcult to 89.5 re‘ -» r . 4 . . p . ., . 5
"in“! Department, The scuth with cllinder oil and Dutin crank case keeping engine “9" from carbon Is may be used . 4 “able .wiliow, furniture. A new Steak Of . . "5
6": 3:23:25 63312331“ or i" "3°37 ”‘3‘ .W“ “s“ “5 “We 233283513 $31? 3:333 “3“ Motoring Demetri. ma- non i . litters and rockers has inst arrived and it .
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. oil has been troubling me for some" ""830111d it be used? What org the “0%‘1klmenlgfig‘ . 4 . £3: ‘ mum be well to 53” "hang“ ‘ at '4 ; , a“ 4, , 4 w 4
"it When an engine backdr i Motorln t ("WNW U99! Clutches and trans-: a “”3““ y" , ‘. . _. “1 i" ‘ ' ~" ’ "
' oarhurét'nr, how does the 531136 rflbrwalk $133222ng 31: an”? ”Two“? ”119:9 a noose car and an“ my WW“ ”I" ‘ A will ‘ ' j‘ea “ Chairs that at. roomy and comforfable - . t is"
4 to the carburetor? The inlet valve" I have a carburetor and would like would hire 1° WOW ilflt inhouln 8‘11. continued 10 fill! The: ion _m 4. With; 0118than 833% and haw!) MGM at . . " 4 .l
-upposed to he closed on the power some information concerning ll. About b5 consrdered a “00“ “5‘ ‘mlleage f°r it v“ ”Wigmmé' hut: 1504539,, m " $9 75 ll 00 5 00.. 7 , " li4i
J”! cannotgethow ”’9 33m; where should the 8330M!” leVel bc’ 6.0me Thanking you I am. w B. expliiln. '1’ ’1‘ $ 5! $1 50 . . glut

47 fig“ Mouth it. ““““ if it" is due ”t‘o'a4 The engine smokes When-ruining [did “bub!" {hit be.“ V8735“? - 5!” Prelxnitionlga smitten. befori . ‘ 5 i "- ;

leggybvgfig‘e lpm 135;; that an engine athlow speed and gets so full 0hr g4}; [:11 from iotminE in florist is to Sfirwmhhot h mass: “M “a mu W‘Rh- W h l. _V g i

try {to re at. one mac and not at. w en the throttle is unused t al“ Wm M “e “95 “3 a “P e e n 0 . «’-’--‘

. other? 5 E "sonpetimes stops” ng happen; on any oxide through the all- value of car case was that the car chain the wild ‘ ‘ “mm m9: French W1110W~inxfillVflla"
"like usual cau‘sedrp sprang signs? too adlgkstninl that make At times ltigurettfr-tsreeti'fffi “‘9 themensinggz 30:11:33; ‘21:“: “W" :3“ “fl / fumed finish. These are all covered with .

.vea a mixture, 4] e; (‘9 £91 .' $111 eg’ badlyw n pulling and then 18 1m to a e samet e 0 a re 9 c urge all sot: t / ,

4 pray noule too mmhfiolduaux )1 ténver it Wilfihhould the two mid will not remove heavy deposits, 'cngirle continued to run. if unused h}? the be“ grade cretonnes in mos": éfiVeCtine 5:)“ ‘v [I , ‘.

5 it valve partly open. clockeitl‘uelfifi fiefihllnders of this engine run stead-Which must be bliméd 0"" Half 1‘ overheating, ' ”‘9 “ “mm” wrl pattems‘ 5‘- T‘ T ' ' ' ' a: ’- ' ’ ’1 .. ./ i:
r leaky inlet manifold_ This is a fly and the two end ones fire evew‘lteacupful of keroséne put into each steam. it by carbon, the spark plugs . . p : _ . _ i. . ' ' j

4 low~burning mixture. which lining ‘in ihlleéiii‘four times? I have gone over fYIhnhe: 01118 8’ 1:63. KWLl’l‘l; 2%:13; will be car.bonizod ‘ mrgo_Amcm, $18.50 1;. . . ,
urlng_ the power sigoluathu exhauq, everything I could, set Valve tappets 3 ° 5 a 30 80.0 5‘. ~’ i ~ ‘ . . " 3 l" ‘

' trolte and ”‘34“, bur h n m right ha a t be understtotld, we cannot pass upon Motoring Department. The 501" En 1131! 0111b Chairs, 25.00 I
let ”are 013‘s“ co ”avg“; m: and a'neiv luring: 6““de $313“, the merits of any articlés‘ on the mar Norwalk Evening Sentinel. g . 5 . $ _ 4 , «,
auto to the “116! than This gives Th6 gasoline l'evel should b . i bet Type or dluthés in resent use _ rub a readerbtyour paper and hair? Wing Chairs, tall backs, $23.50 w‘i' 1

' 3mm“ Moved to 09,“, below the. mp of the 3 e 59 1h“ are cone (which my be faced with gathered so 116 vdluahle kaowlcdd 8 lit :;
“gaps mg ifihi‘ Ym‘biparfty open flaketho‘ float new “9‘3? noise unbeaten on leather) and multiple ffom the Motoring Dopastment lhsv“ . e. 863, $44-00 . t4

_ We sticking mm mm mm my“, 0mm“, “but :mncfiig‘ disk (whiuh‘may be dry plate or run 'a 191i ohglaef'tltarllas runabout 13. , - . 4 ; Fourth “cm: :4

who! adyugmenm ("lircuit of tint-h until the _dl'lp just to 3 Y t in a bath of»; all.) Change speed 69- 000 tcV‘20,000 miles mt'season'it dd t ,

ear or distrlbm f 5, Wired u In} iary air "we stickiln p " our aulril vices are sliding gear (selectIVe or vel'oped ‘ a slight knock that was :.

correctly orrwvggfitampm .1,f{4...!loo Vmuc'lt gasoline at finish” 15ml: it?“ ”mg-mull" {$9.95 Meta”. mas- thought to be a loose bearing. Hal t , .Bath RUSS . .4

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“mm T654 inlet 3.34“, by mm“ 6.11“ cm of the magneto clrcuftbrehl: mic and 11-191.an d it w" is in taken out two or three dltlerent Timel, V (.

”game “3,1,0me cummesmon of that 91:15 worn more than the other can in 800d conditiou 16 t0 (13 11111990? ti“! some bearings replacdd With new omis 0f 80ft, thick‘ cotton. in blue, A “De Lillie" Chest 0! saw '4"
, 5 3 w uld be ‘cons tiered so all e- , f 11 d . ‘ '

,, prisoner. stimuli; salvqflearance is has~ 1' and 4 cylinder to tire Theré E22?” T2,, my 9934,34 he reduced bv :3Eggnfigkggffgfdévzr10:“; :° 4 green, rose, gray and other shades t 11 6 iii
. :fighhflf muggfiéfi? “13:3:ng 13:3; 1:11:32?” 01’- inlet maniled Testi incorrect adjustment” of carburetor (Put in all new piston 11th also.) 1 Combined With White, mottled 01‘ Eon ainmg a Spoons an 0 j: ‘
‘ e ““g‘“ "m“ "We en or spark or by l ripé'r opei'aiion 0* have recentl cleaned lt thoroughly - at ware in sets and-with sever . .
5“" 4”“ J3 Persistent backflrlns in carisiné is but see it valve lifters stlll m m“ ~ 4%“ ground if} the mm and 1mm lain. It' is a thick velvety weave . .3 . . lVV . . 4 4. .4;
$1:ng l‘t iigldldcalleis that the relay ”n.3, llaveaslightcleaganae ‘- - ‘ 4». ‘* ' we" and is giving koodhervice? Mg" . [Which would be very agreeable to 1ndlfldual P190651‘fOI’tY‘elght‘ln'filh' ‘.
on s rv . . ' ' .ws ' "'.
m“ 8”“ ~ iNviwaIk '13.;enmsgéw‘ne, jaws [filament The santlné‘l still lt tile that andoylhg hunch omit. c 4- - 4 one ’s bare feet, and which will guaranteed for fifty yoars. .4
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T'mlotorlng Depmmem The South What is the. advantage 0: OVeusize' tall ”his: 1 nvlfie :‘vby "my cigglburettzl‘ 14V, gradually increasiiig. and i :51th V 'WXSh' HIE same 8‘3 Tn? heavy cotton 4 . . :1
‘» Norwalk Evening Sentinel: tires? Pl 9. '8 rung ‘t' p u 9w!” e g“ ‘0” to eliminate i" I have goiifi 'f‘iia ~ ' $5600 kow ' " 4.1 '
Recentl 1i ’ ease. “50 19-“ me what isllllvve had new curl: flqat. needle valve son to believe 41,54. the bearings cl 4, , iltlbl'lc.4 - «- '- . . 5 . r. ,4 ‘ 1:.2 5-.
d in y my e gins rained 0 run meant by the term Ihiye been laid ground and food Qipe loiutlob‘ltéd all tight enough. i know it is at ' s- 22 f 30 h- if
an ad to be' towed home I re :tlley are advisable. but do not under ”after 5pm it" looks. _ It “em {0 leak .-- lzes, X 36 O X 60V mo BS, ’ til .
moved the magneto lid-t call get no stand why . u. 11.1 th b i all t "a “used by carbon m m m “mm d $250 to $5 00- ' 0111p ‘3 e “1 case. '
' ..- " . l mm s ottom n e c'eit er, ut h by tardln ii e ' .4 t;

in“ from TL The breakerpoints are: AI! oversize tire is Que which will hit they tell me. it. is impossible for it 29:: 4062;; (3:: it mgr“ elitifihales M ._ “'4": F'ourth floor. Marin Vlloor. l

cleiili and separate the right distance the same rim asaresulal tire but}; a to leak hetfe h u t l a“ ‘all p 9 ‘ . - ' 3'

Th4 ‘ a i T 9 ° ‘9 “a S- W the knock, out, or course the and o

4 e distributor is clean and the brush- a larger cross diameter Take a rim the time It does not seem to Ruth will, heat and We 0w 3‘) A?!" intn , ' ' I.

03 in good condition. Please tell the carrying a '34:“ their tire The over-:as much after (ll-Win as When it has ‘p e "I

. thy'e 4, thl k i g motion that would lead to the locut .
if y u n the trouble may he. s ze would be 3% inches; milking the been standing a while. Thanking you I or the trouble will" hit 'very “my :4 fm'b I” Read (6;- _ 1,
’ an if‘ ‘t ‘5 “tithing I can fix myself, height of the this 85 inches: A‘s tits in advance. 1 am. " " mR’D'W preclsted As you make no mention of 5 E; A -—.e\ ' n ‘ ‘ ,‘ ':

‘ * - G. F. a tire is broader it wears less is less' There may be a pinhole in the bowl wom piston and cylinders wemustl ‘ ,, _ V ',

Although not so stated, we assume liable to' puncture. is mom easy riding, which may be readily closed with a E vihlch “ME: - " m. 1 ;

 

. you have a high tension magneto of
V the usual type. Inspect safety spark
, gap. as that sometimes short-circuits
. the magneto. If that is all right, the"
trouble is in the windings of the arma-
., ture. These can only be rewoulrd by! .
an expert. using the propernools. i Motoring Departmen" The 3““

You had better ship the magneto mm” Evening 39mm“:
back ,to the manufacturers and have it ,1 11I!!! my engine 1:1 billy clrbohTaed,
proper}, Opel-Muted but live far away from any supply of
x "m D, .. oxygen for burning it out. to
o is imminent. The South: other way to remove cal-ho .
Ev'enlng Sentinel: “is. or otherwise? n bycurp" mm‘ firm”; a...”
Please answer through your Hotor- "(tarball my be scraped out. whim c u m me m'
Department." are graphite and the three tools called when scrapers. ”he“ filfllfihfiimffl‘ ll WNW?
mmwuraiortmtoaaei' built is In! matayon inept-tonne 1:”le tammflit'fil
’6. Answer ltrill be was. in out with the exhaust and oh: the ' M ”i“; .m"

and titles not need quite so much infla- .drop 01' HOMER. IHSMC carefully in
tion. These advantages mean money a strong light, {wiping away the gaso-
saved and comfort which more than. lilte’, so as to see filler-e it comes out.
oil'set the increased cost of the over- This should locate tho trouble "“011
‘sl’sé tire. i will be easily remedkd all er It ill
found:

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A car might readily be atolel'i all in
dictated although it would he' risky
raising the hood to make the change
"mp M17 Run magneto and battery vim 10‘

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This cau‘only lié el 4
'the cylinders ground“ to a true le e
and fitting oVer-stad futons and flu '
notorn‘lg no at, "the 80+ tit
Not-hut availing ssh: .
l flail”: that to heat the front roll of'
It
inn shellfish-ammonium!" all
heel Mlm1fi.’f§ heat l’t algal if
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come the source or mntfi‘Md sup» stituded by the schools." said Mr.

Bureau of Education

{on nine" to time

meant to those who named it, "White
mountains" Under the white crust.
white not from snow but from the c )1“
or of the lime stone, lurk the presifltlul
black diamohds, as coal is call“: '

This is veiy interesting, lot it to: .o t
the workmen of the twentieth cent in
to the scene Where Solomon's stillj clip
tolled when the temple or Jena: “all
visa building, a thousand years bt m3
Jesus was born. Tilers it was that.
they cut down cedars for the tell-plat
of the Lord; cut them from foresti: (I i
cedar which remain to this day «The
Lone Star.

through the
of

the reindeel industry
.. ~ Alaska Division of the Bureau
Reindeer Meat May Relieve Food: Education

‘ ' Shur‘lfi . , ' i "or the tutal or 98, 582 reindeer now
:Rflmleer steaks may some day take in Alaskan territory 67, 458 are now
the place at boot“. if the meat short- owned by 1, 568 native Eskimds, all of
age becomes more serious Under whom are expert herders, trainted'
proper. Went Alaska may: be through the apprent iceship systein in-

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tiles, Willihm' ‘1‘ Loop, chief. of the Loop. "Reindeer with a total value
Alaska mm of ma United states of $1. 686 300 are now possessed by
Raven; Thou-- annual: formerly destitute.

anus oi sill-pimp ma flml‘ are "Reindem meat is said to be its
to he hall in Alaska every ”hr, ac nourishing as beef. and it would con-
cordtna‘ to MI“ authority. and while trlhute toward the conservation of
.mu shipments live stock. since the reindeer live on
a white lichen, which would other-
wise be useless. and there are no ex-
ams" attached to their mainte 1»
also hevond the labor of herdllug and
the cost of shelter and hatching."

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with her little puppy when the d

neat door came up want his to

in a most friendly way r. little
pup lunch his tail bottles» his than
and started {or the "m. he!
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