' 3 tiara the dealer snow
,to
I meat is to remove the crank case and beantifully. “19 0“ '35 “m3 "99
. kerosene to removo the sediment in out o, adjuotnent. so that the $81.5
all the Motor hearings. sleuth); an
MOBILE NOTES
Rotating Department, Tho Sentinel. ‘couae the same trouble. Having :1
---IB instruction h°0k tollsme fillhydrometer at hand. you can casil)‘
change me ”find" °“ every “‘0“ rumination one trouble tram the other
said miles. but does not tell no lie! “0“,“: Departmen The Sentinel.
w 0!! the sediment that ac-. 5’
connotes in them althoofll Mycorisslil'i model. While down
base. Please inform me how this to" m" the m DIRK. 83¢
mavbe donewithmt ransom molfitlflfllfliimfl It no 9'
bottom. gulps team not: Winn art-1m 11'
The host was to roman thosodl- unnummrwlmootmtfls. mam
thoroughly cleanse a pain. m in but tho gearshift lever seemed
process will definitely dism of a] stick it neutral. The next doy. while
lorelsn mini If ”I! do not can lawn! to the clutch (cone). it‘llroke
to take the trouble to rentove use into sewers! pieces, twisting at part of
crab case, than drain thooll. mph“ the universal joint. .Can you tell me
”I! sing I” install ir-celll oil to theI What caused this? The gears seem to
"our level. Seine persons um be in perfect condition. S T
“”9 dram ”"5 0" and the. “'53! Your gearcbttt lover seems to he
the crank. ease running the motor for
atom seconds in order to stir up tho
m It ll dunes tut llils
m forces the grit and dirt into
are not in neutral when the lever is 3
there. With the emergency bribe seti
this would prevent you from. annulus,
the engine. Later. your gears jammed!
into two speeds at once. causiii too;
great a strain all the clutch. which.
broke because of some hidden flaw}
Few-people realize the strain to which 1
1the clutch is subjected. Have the rel
l pair man measure the shafts carefully
h to see it' the gears are out of line. and
lso adjust the shifting lever
injury to same. It is best to be on
the salts silo and to remove the crank
case occasionally for a thorough-
cleaning;
mung Department. The Sentine
—4 have all)” t'onrlnx car whic
seems to run unevenly at about ten to a
fittoen miles per hour 1 l1aVe bad
1M Valve. ground in and a new 03."! MOORE'S LETTER
War 1m 01- Still it lull!- and FROM FlRING LINE
maxilla. I have mulled new Private Fred Moore. who is' with
vibrator. points, and. everything seems
{Company H 1021! U. S. lntaatry. now
in France. has written to one 01' his
to be in the best of shape. Do yotl many friends in town hare. tellinsbslm
mute trouble might be in the somuflng about, what it is like‘ 0 be
valves not boll; grand good? Please on the nrlnyline.
; 3J3 , M “it! thfly first tho omen ski-m along rapidly, tho lately
”i ht away, and all at mass are confronted with the sight of fill!
. ‘ 7t Therefore, right now, while they are in the tip of style, prices are cut.
, ‘ Two gonna, one at half less than
mistrial. tho other one third less
“:5 [Prices of the flrst‘h’avebem- ' $5.00 to $18.06 ,
£34.... - IPricesot die amend, am:- now to $5.00 F“:
3:; ‘ .3 * Bangkoks. Milena. Panama. superb qnalities. -6 a”;
"'On sale £10m Wednesday morning until—«they are all? gone. Gone
“1-3:" _ early § 3...): 3w ‘15:”,
W mead door.
‘ Mink.“
also no what help you can. 3. T.
The letter follows:
Dear ——-—-~‘
50f what nae is a muffler cut-out:
Test valves as follows: Run en-
1 the. last letters you sent 0. K .
g“. untiti‘ heats up. Thencrank ”gandgytcry glad you and all the bunch
our 51'5"" by hand. noticim the '9‘ an all right. as it loud me the same.
“We." 01 8301‘ ”“3401“ It cow The Weather has been very nicelatelv.
mansion is good in eanh cylinder. it! so nice that one cannot help but feel
1 .. v s t 3-0 rl good after such a rotten winter. and
show that “he vol m can S no 1.: lthls country is certainly very pretty at
Set v1hrator to give a o spa “'this time of the year. even 0111119
tighten all terminals carefullv and battleline there are traces to show
9” that nut holding timer ill We ‘5;how nice it must have been before the
secure. The trouble may be due to war.
rich mixture. ’ Cut down gasoline un-i The “‘0 box" 0‘ chocolates ‘m'l “‘9
m l” - cigarettes you all sent including (insv
til e begins to lose power. and came 0 K.. and I thank you 011 ..ll \ery
then 0M m 1’0"" where it runs best much and the papers I get all right
By going over above direction? the .00
trouble should be removed The conditions have improved llorc
, about 100 1191 cent in regards to tool
and Y. M. C. A. service. which was
ver or when we first got here. 'llle
”1 find my steering wheel us develop i Y. lap? A. is a very fine place now.
‘38 3 few ““1193 0‘ l0“ motion. and. where there me Americans. ar'i tlu y
it. seems to be growing largci. Is this have a stock of nearly everything we
uyunng serious? If it shows wears want. And say. Fred. l nevcr \1‘1ll
laugh at the Salvation Army again.
ll the steering gear. wh.1t is the bes“'l‘hey me doing line work here. One
way to take it up? G. ..
day We were on a long bike. and ar-
My 100380988 developing in the mod that night at 11 certain town.
steering gear should be attended to lathci late. but the Salvation Army
9 s f o “d 0 the was there to meet us with hot choco-
It: one a yous. ll 3 dupe 11 up 12ml“: late. You- can imagine how much the
5 eermg 39‘“ emg proper c boys appreciate their efforts and that
tion. L005?“ lock nut 3* top 0' steer; is only one of the manv good things
his gear and screw dorm on adiust-ithey have done and are doing.
._......_
Motoring Department The Sentinel.
merit until it binds. Fasten locking Ofilltl’htlllroysd 20m illogwa kt“; go
. g 111 an nesprs.onyon
.Then we If mg!" connections Gvanzc is not with us now. He left
3": “mm“ 10°89 “‘1 “gm” them our company and went to the hospital
Make sure that all‘nuts an¢¢0ttfllwhen he was slightly gassed but be
pins are properly scoured. lis all right now. He was transferred
. .to Company C. 107m supply. We miss
,, ' lhim very much. but we writs often.
Momring Department. The Sentinel. .
end this summer ,but we are going to
lick, lick that pup it it takes ten
years.t
We have had several scraps with
them so far, and they always rot
much the worst of it. I have put
three of them out of business so far.
and have shot at many others, but
couldn’t see it they were hit aslonly
part 0! their heads were up. Hope to
'have'” better luck the next time i go
in the line.
Well. I will close for now and will
write to Jim tomorrow, with best
wishes and good luck to you all.
Your old pal.
My car is not equipped with one.
neither are the cars of my friends. is
it so Useful that it would pay me to '
install one? Would the cost be exces-
sive? F. S.
. The. muffler cut-out is extremely
useful for locating weak 'or missing
cylinders. Cut out the muffler. re.
tard the spark. and give enough gas
to make the explosions loud ‘without
running the engine too fast. Note
strength of each explosion. and if any
are missing. shortcirquit one plug at
n time to stop ignition in that
cylinder. if you stop a live cylinder
it makes-a diliereuce in the noise “of
the exhaust; it a dead cylinder it
makes no difference. Cutouts may U. S.Civii Service CommISsion Tells
he" obtained at most supply stores and “1‘3” Lin" 0' W0"!-
Thc commission desires to call spe-
may easily be 3119119“ by all! mes cial attention to the urgent demand
chants.
for machinists at the Navy Yards at
Washington. D. C.. Charleston, South
, . . Carolina. Pensacola. Florida and Brem-
Motoring Department. The Sentinel erton, Washington. as listed in its la-
-—How can I tell if my battery is 5% test list of “Urgent Needs " 0f
ting weak!) 1 have no means of test course. the need for the other posi-
513331 andwvould not know how to use lions listed is as urgent as that for
h d l u in distilled wooer ev- machinists. and the commission urges
5‘ if: a eels: it) keep the pi ates cov you to recruit as many qualified per-
ery 1170 w nsons as possible to fill these needs.
ered, and watch the ammeter to see Draft Classification.
that it indicates “charge" Whenever, A considerable numbei of inquiries
the enclne is running but. like most have been received relative to the
‘dratt classification of the persons who
99°F”! I have. simply been running my} are employed to fill these, urgent
<38? and trusting ‘0 luck NW” “minerals. The commission cannot assure
to take proper care of it J C- appointees that they will be gimp up.
' nv 9" means get a liydrometer an ferred classification. as that matter
out how to us rests entirely with the commandant of
it When the float m ,3" Tim, ”itha yard at which they are appointed.
shows battery is discharged either be‘lfled men whose services are uneasy,”
cause of excessive use of starter or will. no doubt. be given this deferred
lights 1: it indicates 1.275 to 1.3m classification.
the buttery is charged. If you have Annual L88"-
Ail employees at the Navy Yards
noiy‘dr‘ometer. the met ii?“ the start- are allowed after one year's satisfact-
er 4008 not crank the 938‘” rapldlv. or! service. thirty days' leave with (till
'91» that the lights do not burn. with pay. tor each year‘s service. No leave
elr usual brilliancy. would indicate can be taken during the first year or
FRI-Ll).
The letter was written on May 25th.
1918.
_M EN. URGENTLY NEEDED.»
J
We all seem to think the sun will '
It can be stated however. that quali- ~
Mason style,
, 'Glaos top style,
s “dummruseinboilcrs,
Conserve! Preservel
It is time
(We are prepared to help you meet the steal
p ’s call for conservation' in the way of can. f 1‘ :
We' is a complete assortment of: ,. , -'
Fruit Jars in quart and pin! sizes. , ‘
quarts $1M pints M “It: 3
$1.10 pints 31. oo
76 cts.
Jar Rocks for use in kettles, : , 75 cts.
Gold Pack Cannon, complete, ”‘ $2.75 up.
munchinngukW. erg. . ‘; 5 ate.
Jar Lifters, . ’l ' its: 15m.
Rubbers that fit all style of Jars,
10 etc. a’ doc.
"Good Luck” Rubbers, iii any jar, '
m 3 . 3m for 25 eta.
In connection there is a and pomplete
ortment Oi?
Pairing Knives
‘C‘
{Ewing may be fun
‘ :bpsemwt. r3333}
Many of these
Jar Openers and Fillers. ‘ 9:.
Everything required for canning and pro-
wing Kettles, W, Pineapple Eym.
and Parers. Jelly Bags.
nd 1n this department in the
V'fii5 If.“ 19"“ iii???
Umbrellas
“5;“— Special‘at'. 5 95
umbrellas have been selling;
gal" $8. 50, the same qualities and. the same stylesug‘.“
ion. But it is the truth
1:,
f goo (or
newts. instrument's
" - i In evil age
End t‘li re is no doub
[Small Miaments,
..0xiord Bibles. leather bound, Nook print,
7 It seems a queer thing to say the Bible is coming in loan}
that Bibles an in? greater demand to-
day than for many years.
d ‘9‘ in" President Wilsonmttrlbutes it to the funny complex nob-
t. llama o: the time and my. ”Bible hsl
”phase problems. It is tho-Mp! many
a to do» troofiobflloo we begin to read. There's
to the solution of
us to wait until we
advice WWI»
it is locate hear such things 1‘
t that this is every evil ago."
$300 “Dc 3.
... “1" 31.23 up. 35
"~91‘WI': 1")? .1-
Book Section.
An Evert or Mlinery
:13: Clearance of Summer Hats
pro with to We the
Warportionofonr-Slun-
3°" 5““ “1°" Silver at Small Prices
about the store, "*1” W11“. .
. : 8. PM ' glass lief in silver plated linltl4
inasmuch M. andrnitbrmsll lemon forks. 1 :
'1 '3 3'33. ”mm“;- 5:33.11 ~.. a" 7 3‘ $1.00, $1.20 and $1225 a seti
i753 ratsvcsat‘m é: casters." "first so " - r .3 I ’
mm. It met in‘ block " ‘_ ' .4 t ‘ Vi ' “
2:311:23. 11.1: £13.: um. . the: set of three Bottles, 85‘ cfs.
mum now no arson is“ set of two bOttles, 55 on.
It is qulto up-to-date with
the latest snaps. locks and
.’~: handle. it is lenthet lined
and has leather tom law
. molten. There to no reason
‘vny o lody can” on this
~ has it she so am
’3'-
it'- Dugar Baskets, glass linings, silver tongs,
a H's—er . ”its? "5*” 81.50
J lolish Dishes, glass set 111 silver. These have
three cornpartmcnts. Warner“ .. . "v "
am
, I
‘ ‘. wimpy Elf-1 cosrespou- o
,1 “W to a demand roi—
‘ ,, tows. which an on attrac-
‘ths that no is really proud
so scary thorn and be the
envy of neighbors.‘ Om"
large enough for a number
0! small packages and
marketing tor a; snail
famllv is
The war time into brought
for the use of homlltmeru
a paper jelly tumbler. This
looks like a pléce oi' cameo
wedgcwood wnre. dark or
light blue with . white
figures. It ls quite sanitary
having a coating of pnrafino
and looks admirablo for
homo made Jams, jelliosor
marmalatlss.
350m. a donut.
glass ladies.-
scveral styles.
Short sleeves,
Sleeveless, :3
[Ankle or ' ’ f:
Knee lengths.
Ono woman whose cooking
is celebrated among her
t'lrcla of friends. says that .
l'i'rcx glans bakes food- in w
the most satisfactory mnn- ,
nor. One is able .{one see 1,
the whole operatn
linking thxongh the trans-
parent sides of the dishes. . '
All receptacles are provided. ll
from the largest pudding
dlsheo and casseroles id
small rnmeklns for custards
and cakes. :
Patent Kid ,
Tan Russia,
Black Kid.
,Whi‘te Buck,
White Canvas,
Women who go abroad for
Red Cross or other war
work approve of silk under.
wear. This requires no
ironing. is comfortable to
wear and takes up tit-Ito
s-paee in parking. Vesta.
Knickers. Camisoles and
Envelope Chemises are the
; :nrtlclcs most in demnn
rid pink is the color, his
use pink keeps in one.“
j thrown ‘
YWN
and also for
Mill! paper Which
suited for tho- : 3
Egyptian Linen :
to. be growing in
mm this. It is not of
. .2- hlto color but:
tail! more aniline and
‘ ht! claim and lealbly. it
especially good for over-
sue correspondence be
cause- lt is thin.
’97:
sizes,
and. for every month thereafter. two
and one-holidays are allowed.
Parma'nency of Position.
The positions which are now being
filled in the Navy Yards and arsenals,
are ,in most cases, of a permanent us.
turn. for the establishments are being
expanded by the completion of perms ,
nent structures. and by the- installa‘
tion of material and machinery which.
no doubt. will be kept in‘ operation for
some time after the close of the war
It it should happen that there are
more‘men than canbe actually em-
ployed during peace times, the least
emclent will be let go and the best
retained.
‘ Housing.
Recently . Congress appropriated
money to be used to provide quarters
for the‘employees oi' the‘Governm‘ent.
so that even though there is. at: the
present time. axscarclty of living ac-
commodations in the viclulty or same
government establishments. this Will
be remedied as soon as buildings can
be constructed. Drery one or: the 11.1-
vnl establishment‘s has model“: a“ point
service. but on the e ira oil that
battery: butaloosewlro occuld ye the all thin! “:1 a),
to assist the secretary. board or engb
/
We...
€060 Ill Read (a
lamb.” '3”
f" l serviceable, for either play or dress wear.
Pumps,' 1n ankle strap style. ‘l‘ :~ . :
Sizes from baby’: s
to size 2 for misses.
5 .
Socks for Children
White Silk Socks with lisle tops, fancy plaid
cfiects. These are in Phoenix make.
3 ME. _.
il‘my' phi-1131.51 m'iigi: 3'33 Bud Vases, glass set in silver holders, 35 ctr.
89 to mar at
w“ y .9333: W Napkin Rings, pierced silver with space for
coloroo splints and nanny ‘ initials, " ‘ . .re’WflW‘“ 35 cu.
Instard Jars, glass With silver tops" and
35 etc.
Iain floor.
Men's Union Suits
The popular “Yale” and “Caner" makes in
$1.50
and
$2.00
' Main floor.
Footwear for Little Folk
11”" Shoes in smart looking styles, all very
$1.25 to $4.00 . ‘
according to siz‘é.
_ . Pumps for grou 111g ‘giils, plain Opela style
' 5f with a round-shaped too and a low, broad heel.
. { Si‘zes‘r.n ’2 to 7. AA to E widths. ‘ __ ' 1
not it“: the mid« ' ' ’3 White Canvas, $3.00
W in til: 3.35... Dull Calf, 54-00 '
" 3 1: ,1
75 cts. a pair.
White Lisles finished pith fancy tops, all
290%. a pair.
Main goor.
Character of Work. ,
The. work». in the Navy Yards and
arsenals is of the very finest. and it
would seem that the men should be
sufficiently interested to assist the
Government at this time to prepa1e its
navy and its lighting forces with the
material needed; You should endea-
vor to impress-the men with the scat»
c ty of skilled mechanics. and the urg
cncy fc1 the material manufactured
by the Government. You, as the com-
mlssion’s direct representative, are
charged with the securing of these me-
chanics. Although there are thrice
thousand local representatives
throughout the country,» each. man
should feel his individual responsibil.
ity in recruiting workers. The men
in accepting Government employment ,
should not look‘ at it from a‘ pointer
financial advantage. but should think
of it as a patriotic duty. The Govern- 3
merit dose not expect the mechanics
to work for nothing. and gives them
wages which are equal to any estab:
lishment on the outside. There are.
at the present tints. rampant. the
country :1 large number of establish-
mtlnt contracts As this work is as WISCONSIN MUST FURNISH MORE] LONGER HOURS AND MORE PAYr;
essential as the work done in the Navy
Yards men who are employed at such
establishments should not be recruit-
ed unless they can obtain permission
'irom- the-heads of the. establishments
where they‘n‘re employed.
MEN
WASHINGTON June/ zeal—Provost
Marshal General Crowder today direct-
ed Wisconsin tolurnish five hundred
' :whlte grammar school graduates, and
ENGINEER'SARGENT ARRESTED I
HAMMOND. 11111., June 26 .-—Alonzo‘ 1 pics qualilled for general military set--
Sa'rgent. ohg‘noer of the train ‘whichlvice, for special training at arms:
caused the disaster to the circus train ' schools. The entiainment date is .111
near Gary. Ind. last Saturday, was are 1.. 15 The csll probably will be held
re'stsdk charged with manslaughter open [or volunteers until about July 1
while at the inquest today .Satsent.
-M
called as a‘ witness. declined to testl' commence m- FOOD ADMINIS-
-fy on advice of counsel. TRATION.
WASHINGTON, June , 26.—Cond
JEW'SH 'MM'GRATION To deuce in the" United States Food Ad-
PALESTINE ministration was formally expressed
AMSTERDAM. . June 25 «Ii-Fourteen, by the Brothethood oi Locomotive E11-
delegates representing Jewish leagues. sincere. representing 77,000 men, at 3
:er the Berliner Tumbled. will so the recent annual convention ot the
to Constantinople to discuss with the Grand‘ lpternstional Division of the
Turkish government the question oiJhrotherhood. according to intense
Jo lab lprotl ,in P ~ e today.
Ohio 180 colored grammar school grad-_
‘ at Boston.
WASKINGTON. June 25.—Amar:ce«
ment was reached today by “Strum
and House conterecs on the legislfliwn ,,
executive and judicial approprls. '
bill providing that all government em’a
ployes in the civil establishment ‘inl!
work eight hours daily insteadir' =c- "14
en. as at present, beginning J: '1! lg
and shall receive 8120 additional pair,
annually.
The confeiees also agreed to (1 rim
‘uance of sub- Treasuries at Baltimore;
Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati. New (‘rs
leans, New York.Phi3ade‘lph1d.
Louis and San Francisco, which the;
Househad voted toabollshu . g
Asslevmv “nausea or 1.1.8.
WASHINGTON. June 25—01111!le
s Strecker. of Boston. was reappoint-
ed by President Wilson today. as Ase
slstant Treasurer of the United States
-J
sr.
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