~ roster? PBQOLE‘S‘ ;
oi 1111;111:111-1'11 lithe a lull:
1.1 11.11 to know that care
3 tin t. 111. J t1 and othtr [18111-11
.1. 1 1.....11 the part with all (in .
running from it to the spirit
'1‘ I. 11
.p the side clean with a cloth dip
gasoline as that will cause short.
Clean inside of dist1ihut01;
toncca month .11 1111 nami- um. l
at “it outta b1u~h in not brok
it moves lteelv in ii: guide:
1 tho spring is strong Keep
pttr points as” b) 611m 1
piece of double ought sandpaper ;
en them onto a mouth Note
the points separate and see it ‘
lance is iht same each timc;
-:.1 ct it. lit-«p the littlnilllfgr.
d pit-vent slwrt circuits. 1
1 I'lepartmcntv'rhe watt-r in
lu‘oi' luakcd out one day and 1
ightt milw withom it. it seem.
'otk We‘ll. ltnvt- plenty of speed
ti 5111111 hill climbing. too. Why
i1 11111 111.11. Well all the time?
it toolim. is 11190481 why not
Mower ltli'Ct" air Wild the eylv
; 111111 llu‘ troubles due to water
:29, freezing, evaporating ho)
ho removed. Is this not pracli
C. B.
were ioriunatc not to have sclz
1m... sud a wrecked engine
Mods of cooling an engine by
ch as you mention, have been
(‘oolinar llama-s have boon
ou-u-ntiul as tho smooth cylindvr
ill lint I'atliuit‘ tho lioat lust
; ‘t-laut
r lit-11111111111111:«What
aw in 11111111111 my battery from!
1; Why .1-l1onld. not tho battery.
. covctod to prcrcnt t'rcczing‘ll
less cmikcr can keep things;
for tho length of ti11t1 claimed.
0t surround lllf- battery with
1‘ ing like :1 fire-loss: cooker? it
not ottough put another one out-
nd so on. This would rcllero
mind of worry about a irozcu
|'.
only danger or fmcying comes
the battery is partly or fully dis-
1-".A fully charged battery can-
: 0. 80 been watch on your
or and test the electrolyti- once
. it it reads 1.275 or over you
. if you are doubtful lin1~ bar
0:: with blanketiniz.
1r Dcpn.rment;-~.\iy battery
.4 seem to hold its chargo any
of limo. lhttvc to hnvc it
d at a. charging Nation, and it
18in until morning. Can the cold
.r haven had effect on it?
vineter shows that it is charg-
-ile running. J. P.
1' battery has an internal short
and the plains will burn to be
ad to correct it.
tonsosndoctktnyw
r Department—4 haw a Pro
minister with a sin cylindt-r. ’1‘
motor (Herscholl Splilman. .
, and would like to know it
would be any advantage.- or dis-
used in equipping it with a
1 set of spark plugs. At prcscut
1-): plugs are set just over the
dives. and it would be a simple
to put the extra plugs over the
t. valvc's. If there are any ad-
on to he gained i suppose!
make the installation by splicing
al for the extra set of plugs to
«responding terminals that are
your at [trust-111. 'l‘hc earls
led with the Romy starting.
3 and ignition system. Your
advice will be very much an.
ted. “‘”
sparks in abuolutc synchronism
man found to give considerable
.:o in powvr. The sparks, must
from independent sources. how-
]ly dividing the wires, as you
t, the spark would go to the
up with loss resistancc, so that
win spark would not bc reiiablo
NKEES LOSE IN LONDON.
Belmont Outpointod by Danny
Morgan of Wales.
'DON, Doc.‘is.~-Amcrican hov- ‘
'.rc featured in the ring of the
at Sporting Club lastninht. In
ain bout Private Geno Delmoni,
ston lightweight. was outpointcd
1911 rounds by Danny Morgan,
el’shutm
nont \\.1< the aggressor and was
rout: oil tho w 11, but Morgan
, at lonc range because of hi!
‘ , limb! and roach, At infight‘
_; out had all the better of it.
1h! dropped Morgan for the count
7 advantage was nullified when
on struck'the Welshman while
"Mcdoorti. Jake Abel Eddie
I like 0‘ Bond, who second-
imam, gave exhibitions.
communion m that no person
ouch be M med 0. civil-Ber-
nmimflm'w :0 to Wuh-
ls the; "
"Declining M'Wont in 1
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THOWLAND'S
V'. "VAA‘U 0“}
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110w; AND; 3
Entrances on Main Street, F airfield Avenue, Cannon Street
welcome gifts.
Rich furs for ;
1 There is beauty in fur cool.
‘3’ There is comfort in set of line furs.
There is scrvico and warmth and >111isfnction in
ithcr.
1 And there is add1-d charm vslu-n they conic as
Fifi of the Christmas scason.
Bore arc furs worthy to In- glvcn and stil‘tr of
oyous welcome.
Each is dcpcndablc in quality, correct i114stylc,
‘andsomc as well as of long service.
'1: Hudson seal coats. plain and bcutttii’ttl.-$“225 to
£300
{' Hudson soul coats with skunk collar and culls—u
$290 to $435
Taupe nutria coats—$200 to $250
w. «my,
$225 to $300
Q Raccoon coats-$76.50 to $225.
Small furs:---
Black lynx courts—$65 to $80; muffs—M5 to $75
Taupe lynx 31111115115113: ; m11ffs~$75
Black fox scarfs——-$75 to $100; muffs-$85
Taupe fox semis—$65 to $100; muffs—$85
Black wolf Heart’s—$27. 50 to $65; mum—$35 to
“.5742
Taupe wolf semis—$27.50 to $471: muffs—$35
11 $50
Skunk scarfs~$i750 to $70; muffs—$40 to $60
_ Hudson seal warts—$70 to $85; orally—$25 to
)
Squirrel scarf 5-8175; truth—$42.50
Beaver scents—$55; mulls—$50
Raccoon scams—$22. 50; mall's—$25 and $35
Children’s fur sets
Kit coney, and imitation ermine, and ongoro,
111d wildcat, and Iceland fox, and white thibcb—
“ c a $8.50 to $22.50
/ '
Plenty of aluminum
utensils once more.
We ’v-e had to say No, time and time again Of late,
.11 folks who’ve been seeking Wearever aluminum.
But not uow-—a lot has just. hurried in.
Right up to standard, polished and gleaming,
graceful shape, durable and light.
13’5ch mimic—$4. 25 Lippcd sa uccpans— .
Pudding pans— 900to $1.95
78c to $1. 40 J ellycake pans—90¢
Mountain cake pans—- Bread pans—85o
60c to $1.45 Preserve kettlek‘ ,
Oomcake 1.60 $2.10 to $6.75
huble bo era-— Pic WE
$2.25 6: 33.130928 lo roosters-$5.25
ppm—$2.30 to any strainers-—
Inputs—$1.25 to $2.30 . " 1 7813 5111119011
Muskrat coats, some with fancy collar and 1111i¥s~ '
These are .
busy days
for L‘Vt'i’} body \\‘l:11 is in tho Christmas spirit.
arc a lu'lpcr of 81111111 Claus, we can be your helper.
llas'man}: things l’m‘ ovcrybudy you would show your
kindlincss and low for.
Cutlery and
serving dishes.
graceful shape and“ durable material make duty of
the (1an er a déligbtfi-UB to $15
center-$5, with glass panel above inlay-$0 to $12
ty designs in canton-$1.35 and $2.25
Nut bowls of dark wood with metal bound ham-
mpr and place on which to crack nuts-Bill
Fourth door. ‘
Pottery that
lends beauty.
In design and color, pottery that adds color and
charm and distinction to that room in which it is used.
Many large and small articles, many variations of
color, much variety of useful and decorative pieces.
Jardinicres—fiilc to $6.50 Vases—45cm $2.50
Fern dishes—60c to $2.50 Baskets-$1.75 to $2.50
Lily bowls—500 to $5 Umbrella stands——
Hanging baskets—- $4 to $8 50
4513 to $1. 50 Fern boxes-«$3. 50 to $4. 25
J ardintcrcs with pedestal —$’4.2S to $18.
“ Fourth floor.
Handsome gray and
brown $8 shoes-«$6.95.
Women’s shoes 30 excellent and attractive that
they deserve place even in the midst; of Christmas
thoughts. ‘
'And at special price4-4lor they are remainders of
large lot: and we want to clear them out of the way.
Grayldd withtbpo! gray cloth '
Brown kid or colloidal with brown'clcth {op
Brown oalhkin with khakicloth top
It you 3
lit-1'0 is :1 slow.- that shincs with Christmas mor-
1-l11111disc. that glow with tho Christmas spirit, that ‘
Carving sets of excellent steel with handles of
Trays of solid mahogany with inlaid patterns in
vas of mahogany finish, graceful shapes, prct- .
; to choose the one or two which seem. prettiest.
m m"
Make yourself
a $29 gilt.
You man just back from get-nice;
or you man wiu.1practi1-cd patriotism by wearing
old unit or overcoat;
111- you man who had not quitt- made up your all
as to economy of im'csting;
this in tho timc to makv yourself
a splendid Christmas gift for $25
Just lot your cycs appraise the good appearance
of tho suita and overcoats here at that prion!
Just let your fingers foe] their weight all
warmth and quality! ,1 “
Just slip into either or both and see how they M
and look in real service! )3
Then consider the sort of gift mu are choosing-a
for these suits and ovorcoatc arc worth!!! the way
from $32. 50 to $40
Regular Rowland clothes; most of then hum
lKuppenhoimcr or from Hart Schaffner I; Ran.
Styles and patterns for young follows- for to
armed moo. ,1
That is true of both suits and overcoat” hm
range is from quiet Chesterfield to smart forum
models and includes warm handsome um.
BUT DO NOT DELAY; thcrc is hit
little time—right now, for a 111m
ited time these savings 5 along 9
with others at other price. But '
ho prompt and , choosoo-for
tltcre’sfino choice at
Gift brassieres
are beauties.
. So many and so different that ’ti's no”! oil can;
t .
Fine satin, finc lace, light mesh, staunch «mills, ,
~;~every one of graceful model and contributing 50
both comfort and sense of correct attire. . ;
Little bandeau brassieres of flesh or white him
citric or poplin for as little as 75 cents. Very My.
they are.
1 Pink brassier‘es of washable satin or tub still,
tine texture and delightful, for a dollar.
. 1 Staunch cambric with front of lace arm
11;» 75 cents. 1:.
“Ginny lace form, and allover mbroid'cx d
tfl “We: of washable satin Qt“
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