”y Do 6w Newshffage m by . ‘ -. r 0‘ . the diversifiedreoreations otthsnmp m, M “W rickety table. There he and and hygienic measures. * I ' ‘ _ a. . Sm m Will settles himseit to upside: ; canceling the Resesncb each )g .1 ‘ f Tuners up several in 32;; ply We! the Am iRed Crone. 00n- ‘nudpoa m: as: use «- ...; 43$“ m~ 1mg.“ let-meg ...... w in y now u “H . ‘hfl I ( c. A. line Annex-WWW um .....l'la .. «uchWWWM ~. » Foe Silos-y and Aunt and scum nor" the lineal-Italic i- “norm-e" . u I $3" “a?“ .. was s ken oi. as luhly productive? of ~ workman-resort m .ni' ‘ ' .= am We“ . ‘ ' to ll . MN I“ The introduction in the training . Allis, July 20. --There never not 00* mry cor-normed .41.. company” mm netball that w _ camps the United States or whit-tit- ‘ P wee such an army of letter Wehem; like; backmet base tore up omen! “.3, Mom ... . in“: "o ”3'13”“:in M"! “I“ a , camps, t veer. m I!" ~ » i? ll' r MW)- "n" " a" “mu“ 3" a mu“ ”m ° "m w on and other organisations. lee. . boys would strip than here during 90““? I?“ 1" M’ the first ten minutes of the in homunendlfhmiu Bo‘theY-Hilcmhesw Mr use only. to continue. butlte the tub at sup lug thew increase; wet shall have to add rials-end t has bitten d n ci‘nai to the list of lior- elm meatball ms wet. our soidlm have Your soldier wsut- ‘iwests seer been Mm hr the Numerical: he wants tobacco and lie mats: r than a h ‘61! apple piec pindo'. Mi ft letter from hue, w ieh lefthe greatest and most es lerutlug indoor pastime in France. the soldier enjoys writ- ing to the folks and telling them all shoot it for- page upon page lie is seeing a heap 0! new things and meeting with a heap of new merienees. which boil around his side him and make him mighty un- mmnnble. until he can unburden rill to pa and am and Jenny ones. backdn K_eqliuk. He's Just naturally got "to pdt’ it down to blink and white. . handful and than oaks over the OT‘T'BNE'Y A PROBLEM stock. lle arms intent! with n One of the biggest jobs over here package of cigarettes. a bale of Is furnishing him writing paper-an cookies and a can of peaches. and envelopes. Stationery stores. crowds himseli into a space at the when y truck load 01 tow!- NC a h! lint, the ill-st run is on with; paper and envelopes. They are van to the soldier tree of char ut he would use Just as am othemithehsd twpeyror the at war prieee. SOLDIER .EMER TO WM?! “Hear the truck came up to- night," says a buck private in a contests that hashesnundsv. con- stant shell fire and gas attacks for weeks. “Fetch any writln' paper?" “Wade of it. Clo to it!" The soldier makes a grab for a s am 720' Ton} From Tr? ‘ hsvetoomuitsnossllet thiswsrende. C A. estimates it will be they on no me resist the sight canned peaches and cookie“. but her mouth. seminal applies 1.000.000 camouflaged rosiludder was new pissed tor 60.000. s and stops Wflm to ill also. acquired at a pest expense essentialist. and with the.»- mest dim . paper comes in huge rolls and must be cut up and printed in Perieby the Y ll. 0. A. huts alone our soldiers during the next year will write home to the folks on 180,000.00. sheets of paper and 00,000,000 envelopes. The total weight of paper and envelopes will be m tons. twenty tons of comfort and newe' tor the: (elitists! hunt m ION! AND TONI 0' PAPER boring measureerthellt. aired trons .000 -‘ sheets. at pepei‘ item &W to opes. One on! ‘ give to tiles ‘1 to 10.000. ' all? tone of wrl In 850.00030‘0‘1‘I ‘ Thisvastonentityoihaven‘t:I , it sheet be: eel- from one! It” Annalee lush. The, Thismeensthatiul. II. C. A. Seven hundred and _ 1,51“. thmamwtm ”anemones-smears. Harem?! elll'm 'pgwlpukot! ”(he mentions. Inside hearing.” not not bearinzs up lduction oi the most moral army were ‘ inhuman Ransove whale summon so light that denies bind. inspect a” ehneflee a“ kill. bolts to see Mirth” enact weevils throw hie sure that they are well oiled. Now go under the car no locate ell themmeaddlissiesthstyse‘ have been neglecting. Note particui lady the brake We. as. they freauenily wear through from neglect. inspect steering connections to see out is» stress: and seam. Giveihennlureeilolnt stilettos“ if it is too loose and load it up with grease im Go over scar ugly at. were M8 and reply kit nfl see that all “all are supplbd Bach small parts “l tube patches, repair cement, valve plauers aid caps are soon used up,‘ nltlthese are net there when wanted. murals llllll it THE Willi] PARIS. August 28 (Correspondence oi The AsaOcisted i’reaslr—Tihe men than a bait million men oi the Ameri- can Es ltlenssy Ponce constitute- tbs or moral army in the world, no g to olcisl stntcments oi the United States Indical Corps . Attributing the extremely low per- centage .oi amted men in the ar'nyi to the medical mam-arm Blite'l' States tomes. medical noose Bld that the No important factors in thespro r .vigoious work prostates coupledmith turns. and wholesome smug s, was lulled no great step in the so- lution of the problem ot'wleo inane army. The work-or the chaplain-the universities and the presented was mentioned as playing a gust pectin the alleviation. The education at men Along moral “up conducted by tn... early!!! 2 .througlrwtolstnrfi'whloh this: tri ted union! the ,by lorlubiie and throush tin ng eeoftlie War Department internment" or Training Camp Actiiltlw served to keep that man in the lit. hi mental attitude tow- ard the pmhl-m the medical omcm plated, ’- i i Flllfl llllliila LONDON. August 38 (British Wire- lcss Senioc 13mm; tanks uprooted} a whole l-‘rench iage to stop the tire of Geiuiaii machine glins from the lwitli a screw driver, and when i re the spark there. ' 'is the matter? ‘seem to- tire all right The trouble lies between distribu bleak! Hook. " Automobile Not Motoring Department, The sentinel. —0n removing the cover of my mag- neto circuit breaker I noticed an un- clean out all oil and dirt. no they win “'1 “’33: :23: Set-hm?” ”h“: slort circuit it. The lead wire to the opeud. p e p “‘3 s‘eem I plug may be short clrculted Run en- to be good. and the engine runs all i d iii “a“ As the points did not spark is us an truce t s along until the leak is discovered. it wire runs . fi‘;¥;’; at $33“; wish t° “k if :Ethroush a tube connect another wire . ng ' iiom distributor to plug What do you think The other cylinders Sparking may be due to dirt cor-l roiled points, improper contact, weak" Motoring Department The Sentinel. spring, punctured condenser, or loose —Occasionally my Ford engine missv gallons" M“ A” ‘39 engine h“ es explosions, puttibtslarly when start‘ due 30;: ofmgégflrn “muffins but after a tow minutes it tires all right and gives no further trouble. piece of ring sandpaper between the W but will malt andNth points several times and see if sparkr like that” s it miss at)”: up . mgmm 1' notconaalt ‘ Alterlhecnrreuthashsdecbenos magnets service man; ' it tightened recently, but it is not ins- proved; Every time the brains pedal Motoring Department, The sentinel. * is applied it lumps' and slim. mu- ....1 hm a Buick c 25-4 cylinder. 3:; a very disagreeable inmates fleve new distributor heads and: new ”i "(monuments only neatly Miser any spark lagoon No. i or cyiin npp ed it needs wearing in. PossiblYIder lend. Can you hammer. out a slight toads-oi grease will dine it Run engine unitestjeut I! lode: ‘ smother action. be not put Oil—items wireir'oin Silent Inertial!!! .1 w ,flae-ell. minimisation plug. nifishoweaenoedm out item-snumfltofhmdtodm the ttmbleisturthsr item‘sshert Mulbebeuim'wmvhwoncsoinmbslerormm ‘ 1" c' .Iiiark plugsJihm new wiring. Cannot, , ‘ellt wikmhitsflppwflMMuailspeskhl-psmwm to? —Will a counterbalance on l-‘ord move the wire from the plug them is crankehsitibe of material benefit? it chine guns in or on the tops of the .so, in what way. ’ H. J. The Ford crankshaft is sufficiently A. F. well balanced for use at ordinary Gem“ mac speeds. For exceptional speed, such ter and plug, but is not in the plug it as for racing, a slight lack oi balance fire from the tank guns. sell. Remove distributor cover and gives excessive vibration” in which "*9 “in" “WWW”! content?“ at case a counterbalance shaft should be used. .7 ’ P‘— Heiprul Hints , Do not neglect to inspect your car every week. no matter how busy you may" be. aeyosr liie may depend on some part easily overlooked. moat important part is the steering gear. See that every nut is properly secured. and‘take out'any loosensss shown by too much planetthe steer. l log wheel. Jack up both rear wheels. put on t emergency brake .psrt m, and test each wheel tor e'mtaLresiétence The houses. in tin- recent Allied oilensivo The French troops had been ssri~ ously hampered by the German ms- houses. Tanlis were in the vicinity and a message was sent to them for assistance. These complied, but the blue guns were too well; protected to be knocked out by the Accordingly lithe far end of the village and decided, in a hurried impromptu war council to destroy the village by sheer weirht oi metal. The tanks accordingly rammed house after house. brluslnk down the ma- _chlne 'guna, extricallllg themselves from. the ruins oi one house. then iii-o- seeding to the next. in this way the village was captured witho t a single British usability, and at on occuple-l by the French. in another attack a tank was set tin file. the ofllcer in command Was killed- and the tint driverseverely wounded; all. within the German lines. The ice and driver extinguished the the, as- sumed commands“ later the day drove back single handed. preceded it! about fifty Germans; whom he cup- Dale downtime wiurs'htfin‘ier plurii is non. inns MM. 5 l have devoted; the greater part or my' life to public affairs and Maelst- . charl uto,bnrn it away tlie spark occurs: it- We'd unaided. --~ “ . ‘ .- ...; J ' er ottheArm,Nav " fl tum“ and. 3’ “’3“ martin Mike - , " Another tank, tempomrllv knocked :ttitdenfifiig 3° 8.. maximum yprice: 0W Department, The Sentinel. sure that your mixture is not too rich m” ‘. ., out, constituted imam" ”mum, " sing: tires announced Which befl will be ‘ ' X point “1““ the f we" a allotted for“ September delivery—ex- heid out tor live hours until the in (entry arrived. LONDON. August 28 .~—Th”e will of Lord nhono'ds. late British Food Con- trailer, heuueathes 610.000 to Cains 0011089. Cambridge, preferably for the mike no WWW Kim because ready given large slums of money the fable and public pus-puss. " ,. i . allies. 3e quality and grade satisfactory to the authorised inspectors. chilled and un- . sullen-ll This strange weapon was taken from , a German prisoner on the western trout. it is nothing mom than a re solver with a long stock, the stock bdng hollow and used to carry the gun at the time it is not in use killing clear cure or sass T0 as MUCH CHEAPER soon ' HARTFORD, August 29.-—Connccti- cut housewives who have been accus- tomed to purchase has! from heavier iaht carcasses should now be able buy at much lower prices man the average which has ruled during the past year it they observe the Food Administration's request to demand meat from cattle which dress below 475 pounds per head The Food Ad ministration declared today that the lllthi “eight cattle are now moving ra. pidly to market, the producers in the southwest cmleavorlng to dispose of them before they suiier further from the efforts of long continued droutht. Heavy steers are being sold in East- ern moat centers for $26 to $27 per 100 pounds: good steers. somewhat lighter in weight. at $35 to 825: inedi- 'um weight steers at 010 to $21. and liglit- weight steers at 814 to 818. While prices are not uniform tliroughotit the country, it will be found that this ratio will rule in prac~ ticnlly every mar-bet. Meet markets which normally out $26 beet can obvio curly slve their patrons the benefit of such it Wide dlilereilce in first. coat. Selling light cuts. bought at $14 to $18, there should be a material reduction below the selling price of meat bought ill 826. The Food Administration believes that its requeonr consumption oi the lightFettle will not only do much to lPl. me the producers who are ai- be [allowed by a general downward trend in retail purchasing prices—the demand turning tb the cattle which the slmln on the market [or heavier beet, which is still badly needed for the military forces and“ for export to countries The market should limb oily follow in its price reductions the reasonable low price to those who utll‘ lee tiié light- weight cattle. They are tare being marketed have passed Gov. ernment inspection. Following s conference. between packers and the Food Administration, Army. Navy and Allies. The following bases are i'. o b Chi- taco per 100 poinds, for sure of ' ‘ tabll wrapped. These prices average sab- . ' 3, t¢“mfm%:tfi‘n%¥ugg suntially the same as for the month natural science or morsl s be. and °' “w" it 3100.090 to ttie’ cumin mortuary fig.” :33 m“ ‘ Wfifig ’ .. to pounds. Lord Rhoudth bytes in his will” i we to “0 pounds! D2155 [1 tot measles marketing cattle. owing to drought am till minimum now being looted by severe droughts. but should. are now in abundance and relieving . the civil populations of the alliedA difference in first coat, pno‘vldiu n . wholesome. at good quality. and be- ‘ cooling on the Pacific coasts—tor the ‘ The average weight at od‘tie mar- emnou To REPRESENT heféd this year. it was brought out, is so pounds lighter than last year; 40 pounds luster than in 1916. and 60 pounds below the 1915 average ThisV i... due in“! .eeedltlees. To utilise- settle below 475 pounds thietall. athletes in the Big Ten conference. ...h M .... ...—W... m,‘_m A. (Di D ill R200 £3 faulted... 165 7,/ “as“; ,e; ~ll‘lic stare closes daily at fiqmt Take advantage of the last week in August for Furs All new contracts moi later in the season for Fun or For garments will he frpm 25 in 30 per cent in“ advance of these August.L prices. The prices on Men will not be allnfi‘fi while; they remain in stock Furs have been sold the August. People who-hog. they are going to want newt furs have selected Wild], The Resilience takes care of them without charge until they are needed. The charge for them appears on the bill for Nov;- ember first. Furs were never of higher grade: than this y ear, and there remain for this week’s“ scllm g . Natural Hunks-at Goats 315-005 mm, $195M) Mid $210.00 Ellison leal Coats, _ ' $105.,00 $225.,00 $276.00andup. Hulls and Neck Pieces" in a van‘cty of styles,i ' Hatched Bate. Pox. Lynx and Skunk. ‘ All new contracts for Furs will be at M4 yanced prices ,.,._,»- . C0 .e ... ,x ‘2 0 White Shoe. Sale. for Women In the balance of the week we also every pair, of women’s Whit! shoes at $1.001“ than regular price. Included in this sale are Hi-cut Lace Boots in» pearl gray, light tan and patent kid. all with cloth tops. Regular prices $8.50 to $10.00 $5.35 I l Main floors 1 Hosiery is a problem One must buy the best because it pays. " Silk Stockings ill the “Gordon” make, mid colors such as pink, tail, 01d rose, gold, maize. and sky blue. Regularly priced at $2.00 $1.68, flockingii in novelty stripes, also dotsi These are seamless and of thread silk. 89 eta. Main noon J l 0" 0 Men's Underwear . fianncnts for summ r and oa1~1yuutnmn at prices which it is‘ doubtful will be duplicated. Bllhrlggnn Shirts with short sleeves, Drawers, ankle length, ' 85 cts. each. Balbriggan is always in-favor. It is a good weave, dura-t bis, comfortable. to wear- and right as to fit. Athletic Union Suits of nainsook, cool lllld‘llied‘s sleeveless and knee length, ' 75 cts.‘ Gauze Union Suits, sleeveless or with short \ sleeves, knee length, $1.00 ’ Main noon. 5 1 g». Thematic Fireles‘s. Steve‘s - ’7' 'A fidcless stove 06 perfect construction. compartments are lined with aluminum. cooking vessels are of heavy seamless alumit. on with self looking Covers, the insulation has i 1* tested and- approved, the whole is absolu fireproof. A; book of directions together l I ‘i—' 2550 tested recipes is given with each put-chi $5.00, $16. 50 up to 026604- Basemu 7"! ,. _, ill' I I ‘5“: honors in 1917. i In addition hewas captain of. no (1918 baseball. team. e stei- at. the ins- ketbsll live and cm the. 1% much viasnmeroti .umvsssnv Ebsr Sinipson. Wisconsin' s most versatile athlete will. enter the Wash- ngton murmur medical department .1 dash in 10 lo seconds or batten The newspapers, :5 oilni’ormatiom. ' ‘ Simpson is one o! the moat noted WMW rs ‘ WWM specifications; He has. been a. star. for three years 0' W“ entire Badges teem. pinyin: quarter- ’ ‘ m that when and “ slam on restricted in size... owing._to shark user but silly novels that are seld- only by sensational pictures on the. trout coves-Jeane he‘ll lied-u W ly as ever. i be!” i
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