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NEW YORK. July 6.-—-Ideals of
Christian citizenship drew to Nev
York today 8._000 delegates from near:
fy all parts of the civilised world to
attend the sixth world‘s Christian En-
.envor convention which opens to-
‘hl‘ht and continues through July 11.
The last international convention was
field in Chicago in 1916.
The deldgates. embracing the religi-
ous faith of ’more than 100 de'nbm-'
durations. represent 80.000 societies with
. metnliershlp of. 4.050.000. Every
state in the l'nited States and every.
’rm-ince in Canada was represented.
- A‘ spectacular feature of the_con—
Vention will he a parade on Fifth ave-
im.‘ On Saturday in which many thous-
finds will sing militant hymns as they
-8rCh. A series or floats will depict
important (-pOchs in religious history.
After the parade. a mass meeting will.
be held in (‘entral Park and William
Jmmings Hrs-an will deliver the prin-
glpnl address.
_ Moro tlmn 2cm speakers of promin-
onr‘» in the religious world will ad«
dress afternoon and cvenlng sessions
in tho 7th ltrglment Armory. The
not l’l‘urw‘ls it. PiPirk, founder an?!
I'ri-siiili-ni of the l’nited Society of
(‘hristinii l'liidi-tivm‘. will preside at
the opening exercises tonight. A choir
ot‘ onc thousand voices. led by H‘bmer
modem-aver will render a musical pr0«
gram and midi-asses will be made by
ropii-svnlulivcs of the city and dele-
gaU-s from other lands.
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Hl'ilil'l’f'li HINTS.
\Vu,lcl1_tlw ,sivm‘lng' whecl for lost
-motiuii that is. any movement which
fdw-s not movc the front wheels. One
inch. or i-Vi-ii (i litllc more. is not ob-
Jocliulitllilt'. Hut if any more devel-
'op's, it siroulil he removed by adjust-
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they do not too out or toe in. It tier
do. the tires will wear rapidly. Atl-
just by rnesns or the‘tle‘rod unit can'-
nocts the t‘o‘wheels.
the steering contra
sire numerous connections. anytime of W ill-mt.- “WWW
vi‘hich. it demure. might prove‘digq. Ibout inch; 3 .treessnd .. -
trons. It is not an Meeuss'ry'hsrd- mm to i crow.
ship to inspect the front Wheel bean . - .
lngs. also at times when the general
inspection is being made. I ‘
‘ 'A' little wear in the ball and socket
joints. together with that in the tie '
rod'bolts. will cause the front 'wheeis
to vibrate at certain speeds.” This is
annoying as well as disconcerting tyo ‘
any driver. The only. remedy; is to .
make'the needed adjustments and re-
place the worn bolts and bushinas‘
with new ones.
er. alignment you should exercise ‘
great care in approaching curbs. It is
One‘s life depends upon the stability
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oftthe steering mechanism. Too great TORRIi'CGTON. quly Caélos‘fivh’
stress cannot be laid upon the neces-‘ Gappsnl. 7. .°! We”.
lsity tor a careful inspection of thesq ehmotte 11mm
ptfts at frequent intervals. Between' mirroring with
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di‘tciflllfl Sillilll'nl)’ tutti tends to in-
.cn-iisc rapidly. it must be corrected
'dmim-iliiitvly. as it .shows that some
;')inrt is coming loose and will soon
'(irop off. rendering the car unmanage-
:nble.
'I Look mwr 1|“ tho bolts and nuts and
Lime tlmt tl;i-),,:vz‘¢- properly sccureil:
“not nwv-ily llEf’ll, hut held from turn-
:ing by split pins. lock nuts. or lock
’wushivis. Also. 501’ that the front
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Between Oak snd Center St.
Second hand parts and tit-h
fit any make of cor.
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which it my be said that
they deliver economy
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to luck and gettiri real econom . . -
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No opportunity to get old and
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to keep on paying that difference.
Probably seven out of ten users
of U. S. Tins came to them only the
after they’d had enough of “dis- '
counts”, “bargain offers", ‘tbme
sales of surpiusstoolts” and other *policyjthmerva the car-owner all
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_ STUDEBAKER
LIGHT SIX
Inquire of the numerous purchasers of this
model. It will convince you that THIS ‘IS
The Car You ~ Shauld Buy
' Price $1335 5
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Cord Tires Are Standard Equipment On All Studebaker Cars
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