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MASONIO- N
Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
-» ‘s in Masonic building. South
vreet. 1st anddrd Mayo!
month, July and August except-
‘ 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
Lily~and tratemally invited.
EDISON T; HARRIS, W. M.
ROBERT M. WIDO'OX, Sec’y.
oer Chapter vNo. 88, R: A. ML.
“1 Masonic Temple, South Main
the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
.onth at 8 o'clock. July- and
excepted. All Rg—A. Masons
‘. and fraternally invited.
D. B. BEACH, H. P.
S LYON, Secretory.
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. \‘llZIHCA AND U. S. TARIFF
pity that the rantings of the
lIrv-ss on the Fordney bill.
" rents of ‘reprisals' and the
. presentations made to our
. or. the same subject have
”ml in our press without
, -:ion to the fact that the.
0’1-‘lions against United
'~ 2:: are continually being
most South American
A. "Mont any press comment
’ .nwrference on our part,"
. A. R. Zoccola. general
We Allied Manufacturers'
wvrntion, ~Boston, Mass.
“.19 commenting on the
- of the Argentine Press
, v y Emergency tarift bill.
1:0 says: “The premat-
=Cessary ‘squeaJs' or the
‘ <.< on 'the Fordney meas«
it makes in one's point
the neighbor's ox strays
1.1. :1 and when it is our
as into his. I remember,
M at some years ago, Ar-
"oust-r1 the duty on shoe
ll 4" per cent. Thiamea.
course. aimed directly
I'ritul States which ex-
time probably 90 per
Ullots imported into Ar-
.\‘ vm- New England trade
was foolish enough to
1 .2. rest the. Government of
= S? llt‘S in objecting to this
.: «l although the Govern-
of course, to interfere.
amt of this attempt was
-~:-w=s. with the usuat insinu-
Tmn by the. Argentine pres?
'tvntion to our unwarranted
we with their domestic rev-
:arding our ‘big stick‘ policy
Brother bullying the little. one.
i hidden purpose. of the Monroe
me and so on ad nauseam.”
is :1 fact pretty well recognized
: country that official Argentina
'- up of level-headed men well
.7 as to the rights of nations to
» ir own commercial and rev-
s. So far as is known there
10 disposition on the part or
wls of Argentine. or of any
American State to criti-
‘amwl States unduly for any
s we may see fit to-enact
1 the protection of our
‘i‘hc-y regard it as a pure-
question.
«comes to the sentiment
H11 entirely different at-
"i-;-»myod. and one would
:- reading some of the ed-
Latin American news-
T they had been prepared
.. mtic headquarters of
The reason for this is
wt. A large part of the
press is under the
'uw-nn interests who lose
' l0 defame us and in.
s: with the republics
"toy desire 40 handicap
v. 45' in our trade with
"rrnl America in order
y profit by our embar-
:c-t those markets. It
' ichly encouraging to
‘ the first suggestions -
‘wlministration was one
some agency which“
r'zht with the’Latin
Wain our feeling tow-
‘zmire for. closer rela- .
am from imperialistic la
4 «ities which give rise.
“,1 policy of protective
other matters with
11 those peoples "have
information. and "that
-..« is derived from pa-
ml in some cases. sub-
{.1120 witness against
hoped that too great
be permitted by~ this
ALWAYS Fm.
”Your 61":
git t: 3.. 12 :46 a. n-.,' lamp.- in. ,
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Accept "California" Syrup ,ot Figs
only—dock tor'the name California. on
the package. then you are sure your
child. ignoring the best; and» most
harmless physio tor the little atomach.
liver and bowels. Children love ..i :
truityr taste. Fullrdlrections on each
bottle. You must say ','Cal_itornia."
Administration in fightingwith Amer-
ican fire- the European propaganda-
devil now monopoliaing the Journalist.-
ic field. in the mtlngAmericas.
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Honklf Honk?
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Motor Department, The Sentinel:
“fill-you please tell methrough'your.
motor queries, it it will do anxdamo
ago totbattery or wiring systems if I
connect spot light to magneto post di—
rect? I have 3.1920 Ford tourinsrcar
withistarter. and get light from bat-
tery only. Also; a;Ford is ratedtzs '11.-
P. How is that figured. and is a
spark intensifier any real benefit 'on
car. andwhy? And it harmful, how?
Thanking you for information, I run,
A. _M.
More satisfactory results will be
obtained it you take current of! the
battery for your spot light. The
horsempower is figured by the follow-
. .,.\.,mg as an example. of iugtormulo: Square the cylinderbore-
in,inches and multiply the result by
the number of cylinders. Then divide
by 2.5. This formula. has been adopt-
ed by the hlational Automobile Cham-
ber: of Commerce as a. fair, conserva-
tive rating for. a. four-cycle motor, at
one thousand feet per minute piston
speed. Many claims are made for vs.-
rious ignition specialties, but thisde-
partment is not in a position to pass
on the meritsor demerits of any.
Would suggest that you consult your
service station. in whom you have con—
fidence.
Motor Departm‘ent, The Sentinel:
'Halre had considerable trouble with
my Ford differential. Have installed
three new crown gears and several
drive pinions. They seem to get
chipped off. Might state that the car
turned over on its side, since {which
the trouble started. One of the rear
wheels ran a little crooked. but there
has been a new axle. installed on the\
same. side of the car.‘ Do you supml
the turning over of- the . car ,wonld
cause this trouble? Howcan. it be
avoided as the gears are always
meshed in the proper way when driv-
ing? - ‘ C. S.
Evidently the housing is tWisted so
“No-To-Bso” has helped thousands
to break the costly. nerve-shattering.
tobacco habit. Whenever you have at
longing for a. cigarette. cigar. pipe, or‘
for a chew, just place a harmless No.
To-Boc tablet in your mouth instead.
to help relieve that awful desire.
Shortly the habit -msyv be completely
broken, and you'are'better 03 men-
tally physically. financially. It's so
cameo simple. Get a. bozo! Nofl‘o-
Bee and it it doesn't release you'frnm
all craving ,for tobacco in‘any form.
your drnggist will refund your money
without (1
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trouble? I: there all
mum con! n: it!
’ may cars «mam:
time. which may hormond by re-
adjustment. Running with the brake
.sot show- .thotbrnko doe-i3not'i1hold dinette
very well. but would not cause the
trouble. although it may have made
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pronounced. .,
Motor Department, The Sentinel;
Hesse tell me what todp about my
lights on my Ford car. The other
night. they went out and-I could ‘not
light them witirtho key again. Please rm point»
tell me where to looktor trouble?
'1‘.L.
“There may he s. loose wire.or one Planes tell me the cause
at the lights may have burned ’out.
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that occurs every time I turn
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Seeing is believing. 'Andthat is just What we “want you to do.
hptrunnhgdurlngoheorrrun, lagoon-Ilium
pill short-to “sometimes hitting note malts».
only ‘ ‘
out.
‘ Imminent to wowed.-m Motor. Wt; The W: mag-ought, 1m flm~nmm a the
raining, for any length or time. it is In animate-«.mmdttoWsosod. «sired point. ~ ,
impoi'uhle'to m it; seems to short in acceding o hill; mm!» ..,_... ‘_ ,_ .
New unnot- or'on needed‘upbolon mallow Motor Departing-filo W
spot-k plugs. This" able in only can it be dooo'ithout'm»m1' hum cor, M mum-m
been noticesble recently. P. R.~ [mnommond-lhounfiaenzhu “Velmm hos
Probably leakage from ”tritiumbeeu able- to shift.- without‘nNopua-n‘ “lawman-“1““-
Minolta-minions M or r'e-_ car. _7 .
111“)th b0!- Rfln:m. -» n hill is not too steep iii-posi- mtthc trouble-bet- . ”14¢. wt.
and look for turn at these rm bl’ to summithout mix can It ' The loss ot'__W Mm
It sou-k plug wires touch cylinders see-ms to beacon-on Maoist“: by urban or surged wolves men
the tumble will probably - » . d at motion on mm-otthonrlm Poo- permit :the team! mmm
”who!“
u-woll u it fumes-1y: dfl. mu
stbly you out too ion muffins-W (her-emu. o tilting: jot m
and. A umé , 1 3 ., .
1 2:13;: you to do.thlo W. Motor“ MC» The Sentinel.
-—,-———- - _ . I have a instructions; and recently
Motor Drapes-trout. The Sentinel: ground "in Vermouth“ «thereto:
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‘These Styles and Values must beseen to be appreciated Rather
arguments are unnecessary. The prices speak. for themselves.
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Suits:
Here are the new short
jacketed suits, some in box-
coated models, some in
novelty boleros, some in
fancy-“belted efl’orts, but all
of them chic in-mode and ex-
clusive in design. ‘
.98. up
, ~ om- BranduNew Line-ofSpring . V ' ’.
MEN' ~ W... awe MEN. —.
' Same Generous Sayings '
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_ floats Dresses
‘Among. these are the new The new chemise models in
two-color. eflect coats, and a simple,1 5:13:31“; Eng; 3:31:
host of models in the new ‘ here, a so 9 cos _
loose straight-line costs, also and the new lace «ire-OI for
. t . . , afternoon wear. Eaéhmode
novelties m blouse-back . represented is in, iii “ex‘
outer. garments With low. clusively select fill" our own
waisted beltings. All original, showing. \ . . .
$16.59;?up f $15.00 up
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for Men" and Women.
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