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Motoring Dopsrtment. The Sentinel.‘

.. w! have s 1916 Ford car. When it is,

‘ ., hinting ‘elowiy it works good. bull
“snuggle to runniny‘ about twenty
., ,Vys‘mlloll en‘hour 'it begins to sputter.
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1’1“" out of it. ‘l bad a new timer put on. »

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w- also new coil points. The spark
plugs ore clean sud; adjusted, tlle our"
huretor has been set in all positions.

, 1 him the valves ground and carbon
ielnoved this spring. it has been don

ing‘ this for n month now and the lo-l

‘ m c‘nl girage men seem to be unable to'.

:34“ than the trouble. My car has been;
‘ runabout 12.000 miles. w. K!

" Molt‘ior trouble at the foliowinz!

pointy-«whorl circuit or timer or high 1

tension 6! ‘n‘djustlnentpnll‘ valve stlil‘k.

call-hon in cylinder head. clogged gos-
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W‘ Intestine Department. The Sentinel.
3"“ d—i-hs‘ve s Stewt truck. model 0.
j"? 4" ivilh e. Dixie magneto ignition. The
1“" points seem to be in good condition.l
m but cannot spin it lost enounh tol
M crank it. The magneto forms current
‘ ‘ enough to run 0. K. after it is crank-
!m’ ed. Please advise if icon connect
I” dry cell; to it for cranking purposes
5‘}, and how to do it. H. n.
W ' Your magnets msy be weakenins.
“ hot the? may be remngnetised. Close
. W the spark gaps in the plugs slightly.
"Sb tuning a current through the wind-
In t in; would wesken the magnets.
‘94 ' Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
no, -—-l have an old model four cvlindcr
3:! Buick car equipped with high tension }
; Sosbh D4 magneto which sparks stl
-f " safety can when cranking to start}
the engine. Engine starts and rum:'
be . without trouble or missing, but why!
g; does the spsrli jump at safety guilt;
“ It does this especially when crsnkInS
‘- the engine when‘ it is cold. Spark:
‘ plug me are all adjusted and wires:
...:.f 'ouunined. is it possible that high
is“, who in cylinder causes this?
* ;" Why doesn't the magneto kick back.
." r‘h sterling with spark nflvincod i
. while crsnklng on buttery with ad-
. mood smrlr will? '1'. n!
This trouble is due to high counter:
f . gin; close the spark gun in the;

 

 

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The Coating Disney of Hans
Tailored. to: slfl Sports #8

Should one ask what is a popular shape it
would be impouillle to say.

Tailored Eats are in great evidence. The'
straight brimmed, straight crowned sailors with
their very simple but very rich quality ribbon
bands.

Turbnno or Cloclles. There isn’t much of -

either style but either one in unique. Very close
fitting, to pull down over the heir, well cover-
ingtheMsd. g _- ~~ _ .

'As for trimmings, there is the conventional
ribbon how, a quill poked through brim or crown,

or a rosette stiffly placed. .

Dress "Hats are, large and _pichue§due get...

small sod coquettisll. _,.

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Boone Yelvcth ostrich orVolture Millers-m:
were popular combinations. .. d. w ‘

’E' " Prices are incidents ' 0‘
Charming lists from two up.
Attractive Hats for Nisan nil Children.
Good styles, the best of workmanship.

$3.00 up.
Second iioor.

Stylish and Sensible Footwear
fit Women. Children 3.31.30" ,

Women ’s Shoes» in -

Brown tan leather with fawn cloth tops, $7.50

Black kid, gray cloth top, 8800
Gray kid, cloth top, $8.00 and $8.50
Fieldlnouse, cloth top, $10.00
Dark tun calf, mililory llccls, . $10.00
Norwegian coll, service boots, ‘
military ‘13 cola, $10.00
Gray suode, French made, $15.00

Dress Pumps, patent leather,
Spats, all loading shades,

Evening Slippers, attractive models now ready,
6 $4.00 to 33m

A Special in Shoes-broken Sixes, grey,
black, ten snd'patent leathers.
Begulsr prices 91.00 to $10.00 _.

At 35.95

Mnln floor.

A Silk Dress
Pelgram and Myers
Satin Francoise

Pure dye, beautiful
finish. Shown in cor-
al, Italian blue, navy
blue, lichen gray, mn-

Spats
Ivor , white, fawn
colors and of course
black are to be popu-
lar this autumn. _

The underslung
buckle is the newest
feature. It straps un-
der foot and does not
Show.

81.5mm

with rose shadings.
-rPlense see this
lovely silk.

Would it not ground diret: The Deloe system on Outline is;
grounded to tron-tied. it is much more sstislse-f Motoring Department, The Sentinel.
n-Welld like very much it you '0." say articles through this donut-out.
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An Announcement
Regarding Christmas Shopping
At this early day we wish to say s‘littlc
in regard to Chrishnu buying and giving.

Along with other mercantile houses, The D.

. M. Read Company is in mm of certain or- ':
dots from the government. The whole sub-
ject of Christmasnbopping has been thor-
oughly considered by members of the Boom “l
cil of National Defense, uni a We p30-
:mn has been agreed upon for the guideline
alike of manufacturers, merchasite end the
buying public._ This he!" been done lili-
cause of war conditions, which demand the
Consulting of finencu and [)0qu energy,

4- to say nothing of trmpm'tetien.
. flit-is desired and expected the giving st
‘Cl'lnistinos'thisyesfiwill be confined .to use-

’..‘ to! Wloumymontyin the case or child-

'> lien, It is felt‘tbnt mob relief will he s!-

«fueled the railroads if Christmas shopping
wili‘begin only and extend W the

' mouths of Octobu, November and Decem-
ber. This will help post-Ofiice employee and
the delivery mice, consequently early buy-
ing is urged. ‘

‘. We have no doubt that every one will

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measures. The government looks to organ-

' ized business bodies of every nature

thntulghollt the country to join in this move-

mrh‘t‘T This is the only way to permit the

. . continuance of holiday business in some.

thing like the regular 'form, and by such

methods as are consistent with the nations]
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The Tailored Street Dress

.pork Serge, sensibly mode, but on graceful
lines. The combinations of serge with satin, the

. 31.9%,; «dross of JeroeyClothm Tricolctte. Those are
81:25 Wflm;

«the dmmsliPNbvéd’by business women and

"Wilt whnkers- whose homes are so tilled with do-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

This is Fashion Week

tics thnt many days they go from early brook- '

fast hour until dinner time without change of

costume.
$20.00 up to $45.00

Second floor.

Late Fiction
The (zeppelin's Passenger"
by E. Phillips Oppenheim.
Adventures of a German spy in a quiet little English town
on the North Sea. . $1.50

“Georginn’s Service Stars"

Annie Fellows Johnston.
The further adventures oi Georgina Hundingtou. Now
she gives a message for those whose duty it is to watch
and wait behind their service flags. $135

“Our Admiroble Betty" , Jefirey Far-no].
A romance of English country life in early» eighteenth
century. . $1.”
“The Star in the Window” Olive Higgins Prouty.
The lovc story of :l .‘Icw England girl. $1.50

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Iota-lee meat. The Sentinel.

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Selle of Fancy Ga?“
Easy Armchairs,, Davenports,

Rockers

n special feature this week is the exhibit of
fancy chairs and rockers. If interested in Colo-
nial pottcms, correct rcproductim. they are
here. Lfyoulikcthefine English designs, or
should prefer the more modern styles, you will
find them hcre.

An attractive essm'tmont, best quality, all
guaranteed mecca, specially priced.-

(10an lockers, ivory finished, mahogany —
bow‘hncks. — .

Regular $6.50 3 Sale price $5.00 ‘ '

WW mahogany finished, with ;
spindles and slot backs, 5

Regular $7.00 Saleprice $5.50

mm Ann Jim-ivory finished, ma- ,
loyalty bow backs. ' . - l

Willi-00 Sale msm, . .

Governor Brodiord Colonial Rockers in
mbognny finish. These are very fine reproduc- 1

lions.
Begum $16.00 Sale price ”3.“
WW all!!!" and Becker: covered in
green silk. semi] arms.
Sale pricc $18.50 i

Brawler $1.00

“may Rocha: and Armchsirs, Silent- .
1.011 pattern, spring seats. '
Regular emu Sale price 314.75 l

Substantial (‘llnlrs ulld llmrkcrs in dificrcnt
period designs, covered in velour or dlullnsk, a
good ussortmcnt at special priccs.

Trimmings and Accessories

fringes, madame. Everywhere illlcy arc '
seen, falling from the ends of sashes. across the
edges of panels, or sweeping from tho side of the
but.

Tussle, Hotel Bands and Edges and Pendants.

Muin floor.

Velvet Bags Feathered

.Large and “Pa‘ Neckwear

clone bogs of soft vol. B S d
' 1 'tth cos, carves an

Egg mcey w: a Collars of Mambout

and Novelty Combi-
nations. Just right
to wear now.

They are in black,
brown, navy or taupe,
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and lined. Moderate in price.
$3.” 00 $10.” Msin floor.
Envelope Purses Priscilla Fency‘Worll
Fitted with small Magazine ~
011111.183 purses and October number
vanity m 1 r r o r s , now may.
brown, tan, navy and
block. $2.50 to $20.“) 15 cts. 3' copy,
' .. Art Secur-
T w NM. or costumed-laced "caveiiiIia'éTEiiir - my

' RAY' molten this tall. underline ‘v-J lr'rv

nosrou, Sept. u—rhe funeral of m inflationa- Elshty tenth mt
William F. Murray, postmuter and was anointed inst sol-in; in 11ml
“"99 “mum 'F' W W“ tiqns opening this not have n .ut'ri
elty,shteuldnstioul olicislssttend-im hr it is m nest at film m
till the services in St. Kerr’s church, ' '