Automobile Notes
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BUY USlillJl. GIFTS
PYREX
For Cooking Dishes has
no Equal. '
Heal Will Not Break ll!
‘ We hove'a large assortment
of dishes made of this linear
'1 and inuiie ybur inspection.
CARVING SETS
Reliable-Mounted so as
‘~‘ to range in'prices to suit
" every purse. : : : :
Motor Deputmentt—ls there any
.Iedt- used spouts: on the nutr-
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Mess you snopportunity to accumulate a. fund for Christmas
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mother cost to join. [fififir
All tits: is necessary is to call at our Trust Company, make your
first (iluh deposit and secure a depositor‘s card. Deposits may
be made weekly (or in advance) in person or by-msil.
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THE CENTRAL TRUST co.
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has no. sitter-mu; to direct cur
rent on lshn train 115 volt current.
F. A.
There ere several good ones on thel
market The unrest automobile sun
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Ist resume-d my particular mean,
It. in M department. ‘
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Islet Wz-u a alt-althl
render of your valuable paper 1 1
“Mom.“ you to give me at:
little intonation shout my car, whh'h 1
ll ll Abbot-Detroit. six cylinder, mod i
ll ‘0, and ll equipped /Wllh :s Rem)",
W Hill lixhlin: system. My var
runs line in the dsy time but at night ,
when l have to use lights. my inttt-rr;
not: weak and my engine drops drum.
so in order to keep the engine gout;
l have to shut to my lights. My guy
stator does IIOY charge until 1 go a1 :
about front twenty-two to thirty 1
sat-h rhui'ge about two weeks null.
then runs down. Any information you
can giro lllt-1 will be highly uppl'twiul _
ed. (1 W.
Th:- troublo ms) be among the M ’
lowiugr Dirty mmmututor. dirty or;
worn brushes or delellll‘ wires in‘
genl‘mlul‘. faulty regulator or battery
ll'nuhlr. The, -‘.\$ll'i1l should he- Dill"
hauivll by llll mpvrt. us it is illllli‘llll :u'
llllll and regulate troubles «in .t slut;
mi; and lighting rush-m
lit-tur liowrluuaul:-»~\\'hirh lull‘5l"‘
llll is limit-f lur grindin‘ valves. etu-
ery ul’ wrhuruudqtu'.’ Are the pastes
good or is it better to buy the powder.
and mix it with oil oneself! G. Y.
t'srhonmdum is I hotter grindlutl
material. but there is little choice ,
when grinding valves. Use the paste
as it is mixed with groups and so duos ,
not run when applied to the.1 \‘lllVf'P
Motor livpurxlttvnlfld huw a tar
with the lielm system aimi- ("title but-x
li‘l‘lel. tl wont to «hummus the luv
0! gotta-rotor tor t-runltlng engine and
um-hurghig ballerina, only using but?
let'ien tor llgltts. Should i connect
l)?l.li‘l‘li‘$ in multiple tut- slx volt light '
lug? t'uuhl I use my sir volt gout-ruler
as u tnugntm through switch. nun-Vi
hrullug coil, relay. li‘HlSililli‘e coll. tlm "
or or distributor? Will lht11 wilds!»
from generator ho, but high at illuee?
How should tin-y l)t1 txtnneeleti? 1
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The Ill! llltul wu lllt‘lllltill would run,
tn. tuniuv but it is impracticable 1
The lgl‘él'llirlllll would giw you so high.
In amperage at times that it would'
burn and) the lntentpter nplnltl. not
signed. ‘
llolur Departmenl:--—Other things
helm: equal. which entitle would girr .
the most power. the “T." “L" or "l"t
hend'.’ i’lesse-xiwme n briel' smo'
men! of the advantages and ("Mill-
rantones of the three types. 1
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This is en entirely sesondsry mute: ,
in purchasing a car. Look for such:
matters as accessibility fuel economy.l,
smoothness of operation, aluminum,
etc. Even experts tiller as regards
the value 0! the dllerent typos. Thor
“l" tube is claimed to have s better]
admission and exhaust, the "'1‘" type‘
to have .s more even expansion and the 7
the important parts are on the some.
side. But all these statements are open '
to question.
Motor ll1partmentz~lhnve on eightl
volt storage battery. How can i con-
nect s dsshllght and would i have to
run a ground wire tron: it? Plessu
. answer in next issue. ‘ F. W.
You may use a ground wire it you
preter. but it would be better to use
n twin cable. Connect to battery at
one end. At the other end run one
wire to light and other to switch. Run
snotlior wire from switch to light.
Motor Department—Please help
me llnd trouble on my'Ford engine
(1915) It has a show click in no. 3
cylinder only when spsrk in advanced
tar enough to speed up the engine. it
i retard the spark n few inches 1 don’t
get the knock or the speed. I have put
in ,0. new wrist pin. clesn'ed carbon.
ground valves and done everything
else that has been advised. Where do
you suppose the trouble is? D. '1‘.
As you seem to have tried every-
thing else the trouble is probably in
s. worn pisttin. giving “piston slap."
.0! course, the cylinder would be worn
lnlso,'thns “granting the trouble.
A8 GOOD M m
, mi ' That's. the way we make um
4311 worn old- tire of ‘yours. Our
l vulvnnizt1rs~<lo wonders with
worn shoes and inner tubes.
Doubles, ohm nobles. the life
of your tires. isn't it more
economical to pay us for good
vulcanlzlng than to buy new
1 t'res~ospeelnlly new when the
' cost at new tires tnountlbdellyt
ground and a. new piston titted. 'l‘o
- determine this innit remove the cylin-
ders and hgvo a skilled mechanic cal-
iper the cylinders and pistons care-
‘l‘ully.
Motor Department—Please let me
know. if possible. why my Ford car
misses explosions when speeded nil-
‘lt some to run sit right on low speed
'but misses as soon so 1 speed up. The
battery seemsio be strong enough. as
the vibrntors all give it loud Boise
milrs per hour. My battery lasts 11111 ut % '
"L" two to be more soceeslble, as all i.
The cylinder would have to he re- 2
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[01 men the sailed on 0MB“! dbl ,
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l..75 75. $3.00 sud $350
4‘ T "1:! .. ~ ' . l :50 ‘75 ”a now Silks, ultilo uitll black «-,lux or black Mill
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Coalcsliclts. Loloniul dotign ‘ " 1“” While Clll-‘i I ' $2.00 and $3.00
Suzi" ”"31- ' ‘ « ‘32: Phoenix Silks, l'ull .fnsliioned, gray, Rus—
:1116 “It,“ 3‘2'001‘lgagslfo “'50 siam calf, while, Havana brown. $1.50
“ ' intend 151w. 1 1 . _ _
‘ Uni \- “a’ , 51.00 to 3150 Silk and Fibre Stockings, sram at back, gray,
Duty Cogs. 3350. 35-00. “-50 "id :8: Cordovan, black and white, $1.25
0"” 5““ “m “d x 11311 Ribbed Wool. mu. 11' Oxford 11m
t 1i 1- ll ell Ho 1; and spoons, 118 t l. , . .11 ,.y,
Marmalade Jars to g a 5 m I n P 3275 1mm" tutti green. $5.00 a pain. |
‘ Main floor.
on it or replace with a new one. “Also and at this mod it begins in mils. you can give me some help, l am
clean times- contacts with gssolene If i let the dutch out and increase the
and wipe n littel oil on with the an engine speed to shout twenty-Tirol Be sure that compression is good in
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blunting Department, The Sentinel: IMMUNI- This missing seems lion of secondary distilbutor.
1 bus on Overland, model 55. four if
.0214:er on. mitten llss elm lino out: it the rats or some linear muo- m insulstors sod thoroushly chand-
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The .coming week will be H busy one for all shtutpcrs.
We advance to the Holiday-s with a boiler g‘uce and clearer
minds than lost your. The House of Hood puts forth a cheerful
service. Especially is there much for the children, the things
they need to wear an ll use. and such a Toy lluom ulltl Doll Shop
[us cannot be equaled this side New York.
Cut Glass Dainty and Practical Gifts
No llllll'l' Wlil'fi'lllt‘ gift could for Women
be offered to the home lov— A m1. is a lucky gm
lug woman than a crystal
dish. Most. people acquire
their cut glass little by little.
pier-e by piece, and therefore each article hears
its own sentiment or personality.
Libbey is the finest glass.
Walter Sets, 7
and there is at large as-
sortment of fancy round
garters, very pretty to
wear with silk stockings
for this relieves the strain
of: the side supporter, or
sometimes to be worn on
$10.75 to $27.75
1365., '
Flow; Baskets, 0 2-25 to $24.00 Etieshabille, in the boudoir
V851". 21- 3 1.50 ‘° moo without corsets.
”my 0' Fm" 30"!" S 3'85 '0 mm Al] the duiul r rotors to match at negligu.
ll; (rt-am or Salad Plates. 310-” ‘0 ”010° ' 75 89 t5 $100 t0$2 50
C molt-s, ‘ 450 to $18.00 s c 1t 1 “P -
Net Bouls with handles. 3 "5 i° "“5 Bunions, law or embroidery trimmed in
Sttgar and Cream Sets. :m to $2.3: sizes 36 to 50‘ 75 0“. to $200
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2;:51,'_..,d.., s 4.00 to s 3.75 Satin and Lace Bandeau: for all types of
‘13.... Pm names. 8 no to i 5100 ~ figures. 59 cis. to $2.00
Oliw or Spoon Trays, 3 L50 to 3 4150 , i'orfiel Section. second floor
Gil Bottles 8 l.wt03425
Stockings for Women
Brown Cashmere, seamless, $1.60 a pair.
Black Cashmere, full—fashioned, high spliced
heels and doublt1 solos, $1.50
A l tttle Piece oi Sterling Silver
N. ipltiu Rim:- 65 cts. .. $1. 00. $2 35
to $300.
'les Balls" ,
Wash Materials
Shining Madras Ginghams
Slippers 7
For Women.
Tailored Condos, Ribbon Conifes, $1.50
Equally good “I . (lay plaids if“ $1.00 Biocut Comics. $1.75
men’s shirts or wom- til-£11268, inc es Comfes, $1.75 Ribbon Evorettes,
w" dresses ‘ and ’ ‘5 eta. Felt Everettes, $1.25 $135
waists;i mi; 11 l :93 _ M dium and large Service Evoretios. Satin Boudoirs, 3'2]:
groan s coo ,9 $1.25 Black Kid. .
”MP“ in neat offiecis. plaid; “d 85 m Plain Boudoirs. $3.00 ’
'45, 503ml 65 eta. 1 - '
' ' A odor son Glng- Evening Slippers, ~ . , 50
Part 811k and es- m 32 W, fin. Black or white Slum, $4.00 to $5.
guisite quality, est made, ' - Beaded effects, $5.00 to $7.00
.White Kid,
Gold Slippers,
Silver, high or low heels,
ss.’
at:
For children '
Felt Comles, high or low cuts, light blue,
pink, red, brovm, maroon, gray and rose colors.
Some of these are perfectly plain, others run
with ribbons or decorated with odd designs
$1.00 5] 25
‘For While Gowns
if" “oils weaves in novel effects, stripes, plain
tor in clusters, sometimes a fine open work design,
very dresSy.
”‘1 Checks from small diniity weaves to large
two-inch Equures. Priced according to size, 90 eta. to $1.69-
r11 plaids, a combination of large and small ‘* 1'" M“! ' ‘- ' r135
”checks. .7 Felts of line quality, navy blue and gtlayl 75
’All very sheer and will make the daintiest _ 7‘“? $100 ”in“ in".
of dresses and blouses. - '
5:“; 30 I“! 4.0 inches wide, 39, 50 hndfl «is. f Designer, Fashion Sheets
7’" Plain White voiles, always pepular, seventtl ’_ and Standard Patterns now ,-
[Valli-1'05. 39. 50 and 75 ct!- ready for January 1919. . .;
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manifold has no air leaks.
Ill Meta and replace who-r. -«
Jslll‘y- 11 your car is equipped r 1h 'IIP-
"(1.1mm tulksnaollue system l ur1r-
that the smell tank and float m 111nm»
ism are functioning properly 1 tie-
[Odin tank will upset the mubu. u m
mixture
Mutton in the nun!
HS.
ml“ per hour and been to pick or each cylinder. “so clean and adjust
speed satin. st. about fifteen milea lt circuit brunet- points and note condi-
The
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needs when engine is rus- sparkling should he tested for defect
shallows-mm ltthoillgllxlllll not may «I1
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with the mint!
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