Wm M @everse
Wt? It not why so?
3.1).
hing again.
C.P.
min as when cranking.
fill] serve‘to prove the assumption.
: not lildillcult or expensive matter
'm‘ “met: recharged.
Unit yea; model
it will
has
coon this can.
unlit-[ino-
$.18: you. A 8
351: the battery is 0.1:. as stated.
#13334:
through the self-starter.
9etc: than the generator is re-
fleeing. Have the circuit breaker in-
meted. and adjusted at
the some
filme. '
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
I took the wires off my generator but
lailed to mark them. How can I tell
negative wire? A. L.
Run enlgne so that. generator will
be producing current. Place ends 0!
fi , ~wires in a glass of water with a little:
alt or soda. in it. Thee wire giving at!
bubbles“ he no ntiv ire m: 0 re-
“a”... 'w-w. .
I'm to connect so that. current from the
positive of generator will e'hter posi-
‘ .tive of battery.
Motorbepartment. The Sentinel:
Bow fashdoes the armuture of a mag-
crank
butt on a four- cylinder four- cycle
-- engine? Explain the difference if any.-
ud how it is done? C. P
The arniature shntt rotates at crank
its.“ speed.' It is driven from gcars
n the timing gear case. which are in
‘ -’ glean with" a crank shaft gear. The
' distributor: shaft of the magneto is
ven by‘. a gear off the armature
{heft and rotates at one- half its speed.
. In I. founcyele engine this is neces-
Iary, since the spark is distributed to
1: cylinder at alternate revolutions
the crank shaft:
~ Motor Department. .The Sentinel:
”Vi-1110111 pleasestell me. through your
department,~where the ~Rit car is
. made and tuttheaddress? C. K.
. Regret that .we cannot tell yowany-
fling «thou». it. Write the Chilton
Companynl’hihdelphia Pa.
, Hotdr Department. The
‘ I haven. 4Wo'odsr Mobitette.
.: Jim-vex, Hindu 1917 1918. I
can over-'3. year and have been un-
able to, firflrany place where I can get
,arts for it.- I had a piston made here
Sentinel:
made in
g.“ iwiu mi «in: the motor :
"lite! ‘on and spark ”and throt-
you lot the car gather momentous
’ _ m: backward anchthe‘notpply ,
m gradually. the 2113mm ‘
omit: the right direction and. »-
, We start the some as if cranked.
ountunmmham. ‘
‘mufind to hold-.2 ”the cars .
Milton In brief: the ‘
of the‘ engine is consid‘r
merited through the gear
_Dewtmont~...'l‘he' Sentinel: .
minim Fordmnd: it is in .. ,-
condition. but recently (had . .
--'.withthoen:ino_.Atte1-. ..‘
mineral“! run-“ for a )1th 1
be and then stop it. I have
to get it started again. but
runs fine.
. mm for any information you‘
Possibly your trouble is caused by
. . magnets. 9 When mug-nets- are
it is dimc'ult to obtain a strong.
n0? for the coils at slow engine ~:
. . . etc.
mlfiiflcm at the‘qflm mulls; Try '
battery for starting. This
runent. The Sentinel:
Sateen: it a personal favor if
amounts-ouch your col-
‘ e lol'dfiing; I have a light 4
3m and have
- over and recharged.
‘ i In laminate dim. 9.11:1.th
Illa Mimflenftoxp. Ic’an only
‘8 V 1 ampere: register emolume-
.w ohidoes not seem enough to -
-«- (dry up to standard. as! have
it reohasged very often: Now.-
“generator advanced so that.
harge higher and running on
i V than. 15 miles on hour. I
liould ”I have an- automatic circuit ‘
Could that have
-do.with trouble? Thank-
en m suggest that you have the
’- 2 lonerntomeoted and set to charge at
,, rate at clover engine speed.’
. '4‘Wndoub'tedlywu- are consuming more ITherel'OI‘P.
' which is the positive and which the'
have had l-
mom. am
0!
his; E'm non of amt.
secretary to tho president,
on his moon the
3.1mm South America. This
Viscount W am 11mins.
'I“ . . A
lnders. To~help prevent it from 3.0- ~
cumulating have'engine hotand .pour.
cylinder and. let stand; over night. Do
“this once a week: 9 There is noway. to.
eliminate it altogether.
Motor Department. The 9-8entinel:
Pleasoanswer the following-9 ques-
tions ‘abouttireot Is it really. noces» 9
sary to cams linersleeve?» Isn't a -
blowout patch sumcficnt torprotect tho. -
tube? It coversthekwealrspotcom».
pletely. so why. use a tire sleeve?
A. P.
The sleeve-keepsxlirl tram working 9'
through the cut in the shoe. and pre-
vents the cut from spreading. There
is a terrific strain at each end- of the
cut and the sleeve. if properly ap-
plied. takes the strain of! thc‘shoe.
would suggest that you
carry a sleeve and use it whenever
the blowout patch is used.
_ nmm HINTS.
If it becomes necessary to remove
a camoshaft gear it must be marked
’30 that it may be replaced correctly.
Mark on tooth on the crank- shaft
’gear and the two adjacent teeth on
the cam- shaft gear. A chalk mark is
good. but a prick punch makes a
mark that will not rub out When
gear is replaced it must be set exact-
ly according to the marks.
W}... FQLOMMY to r ”PM
rih‘ iuuve any part
'of an engine. note carefully just how
'vit was lastencd on. and. it nacessary.
mark it with a punch. so that there
will be no doubt as to where it be-
longs: This applies especially to such
parts as valves. valve lifters. valve
cap-s. etc.. which look awe. but should
be replaced-in their or ginal places.
Some Ford operators prefer to hold
down three vibrators at a time. leav—
ing one cylinder firing. If the engine
runs. that cylinder is firing. If it
stops. the corresponding cylinder is
dead.
It is difficult to locate a missing cyl—
inder on engines with six or more cyl—
inders. Sonic operators take of! sev-
eral wires and then see it the remaip-
mg cylinders are firing using We
screw-driver: On multi-cylindered cn-
gincs the compression relief valve is
the best methad.
If the engine is equipped with com-
‘pression relief valves it is a simple
‘matter to open each one at a time and
to look for flame. The‘90ne which
does-not show a flame is missing. Be‘ »
sure that the engine has enough:
throttle to make the flame shoot out.
-r.-._ . .1
THEY ARE MIDI). BUT m
A person with inactive or slowed
headaches. blurred vision. bad
24' in Rochester. but now need a connect-
' rod and have been informed I
tonnotghave one made. as it would
boot a-good» deal» of money just to
make the pattern. I would greatly'
mreclate if you“ could tell me where
g 1 can purchase parts. or where I
"' all! “get some information in regard
having a connecting rod made.
or in Rochester ornny other city:
a. if you could also find out who
‘ a or made the engine I have
this car .‘for nearly a year now, 9
nd it has been no use. as nobody
; - .00 know anything about it.
G. 13.
Write mun: Machine Co.. 71 'Pur-
316‘: Dani: Mich. If they
* ~ fillet-Chum! Co..r'Pliila.d.el'plfla-...
not tui‘nifln‘the‘ parts you need. ‘
up digestive organs suffers ~doubly
from hot “rather. Biliausnen
breath. coated tongue are almost cer-
tain to be present .with a man of
heat~prodnclng9 undigested food in‘
the stomach. Foley Cathartic Tib-
lets keexrtht digestive organtsotivo
and the system-Juana. lino: purged of
poisons. W. D... Kennedy. Albany. N.
Y.. says: "FOIG‘Y’CIOMI'HG Tablets-lure
mild but e803tivo."——8tlllson-Powsll '
Tiff. KORWALKS' ELECT}? C CO
3%.perha‘ps they can tell you
mi mturther.
Ilotdr Went. The Sentinel:
tingnod bearings and piston
- ”a I. 1.913.. model B 24 Buick en-
ilth be necessary to remove
es :in -.order to grind them?
1 is equipped with 3 Pillar.
- .. ‘ and when the. car ex-
lrtjtmieynmhmir the engine
m but. runs well otherwise
the: simplest way to get at '
:90? smsml 7-31:
{JleNE 959
thitlronblot W. 0."
unam- nml cylinder must
- . simmrderetotget rat-thank!
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mall quantity of kerosene into each r .
f" In an monotonous:
In importafi 1m in
one reason subyrinmevcryv
unmanned. the: with the selling price.
9:110 mists red ’9 W» unless» it Iris
afloat-la: This ass mmratani wobimkmn
quality. We sell duality ourfair profit, but“ 133119“
in flan m W10 scum t.
i 9 Wilma Mime
pm ;p "lily.-
they are handoddo‘wn in families from generation to
m Sq» wry-«obi today-use- With” pleasure
sitting lameness! among”, Tfiwgnimgy.
is. o e» o d
m 11'le momma. and silver of
mmmmma ‘defOt.
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In9the~w~r WM?” are many
pinceawhichi‘maybe found offlie climate:- and kind:
tint. is Winthmuoh prim 9% as=
we human beingfiiketo‘ gigs; tomdmgs.
isostatic:-
InthoBasement Filnfliing Store
A personal visit 33113.“in ’which wili‘give 3
Whilst tho WW
Tables are arranged with annny'ssmall pieces in
cutrgh‘sse Thom.- :W articles which are re—
qfiredflhi'oo timeta- 2.1332th Mmm. g
Thémm candissflcks', V3323; both. separate
tenant! coins. seem chmatcoets‘; fruit andcalad
m, of Enghlu‘ Alsatian and Japanososmim which
Mow in pricesndsaphemt to use.
Ibis-surprisingto see how motivational-licks in
Musicians," 3313!! (1131133333 flat Ware are to
- bopiohd ‘npjhi-ough‘9this'sale.»~ All 9051113241.... ware.
hours a ‘Wftmmmy ?” oim- This
invasgoodqch‘inoox to. scoure9rprines9ior~ occasional ~
‘ hm andzgifhr for weddings-and anniversaries.
Mm downturn
mom. (halt-heavy quality duck‘ i119 either -gray , or
January Aw . nah-healer; with ' upholsteredwbaah- 93ndfirm mat»:
-‘ $90.00 me has imbuymsoo
$052009 W am noon ,
WM. ”.93.. wn’z 9
. : Jammw m- «WW wool mixed”. full size, wwith bowlers
m 9' Estelle»: gwyo'k' V W of pink or blue; Regularly $5. :75
Reed and. Fibre. We ,
Sets and Separatoflooolwhich combine well.with.9<
almost any style furniture in livingrooms; sunk
parlours, etc.
RIC. m
Reed Set, three pieces, settee. chair and
rocker. The seats and backs commdswith
Cretonne.» J anmary price $231001“ $130130
Reed Set of four. pieces, setbec; chain-rocker '
and table. J anuaryprice $250.00. $125.00
Fibre Set of three pieces, with ”coverings of '
cretonne. January price $153100 th 3 ‘YSIN‘
Largo Reed Davenport cover W] are -
tonne. January price $16000 s'me
Fibre Batten with covering of tapestry; -
January price $70. 00 3 39:00 "
Rood Rocker covered with cretonne. J anu—
ary pnce $85.00 - $950,980
3681! Charm match. - January price $80.00 $ $5.00
Reed Chainwith cover'mg of cretonne; Jami-9
ary price $65 00 $35.00;.
Fibre Rocker: with covering of tapestry.
January price $60130 s $32350..-
Fibre Chair to small. January price$60.009 ' $315230 ’9
mod Chair covered with crctonne, model'-
with pocket at the side for newspapers; ‘
magazines, etc. January price $55.00* 3 Mr.
Reed Ghmrmovered with cretonne. J anuary ~ ‘
1 ibi'o W with tapestry coverings: J dune.
ary price" 33300-3191.»:
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’ price W009 3%
M Rosita, cretonne covered. Janna-yr: .
price 34200 cm;
CoppaBoflem‘withwood :hnndlwm 3:;
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covers, No. 8 sizeo
Electric Ironasfulifn'
Cedar Oi! Momm’ W 3
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Aw mum a pair"
MBmetsrsvool warp and filling. Combinations
otap’uk and White, blue: "and white, tan and white '
also gray and white. We have not been able to
cm such an excellent blanket for the money in
It. IS one of the bargains oi the
. All” .. uite somatinm.
JW m gale. $850 a P99“.
5 00 mm ' ' Third floor. 1
$65.00 ,
“Bluebird” Blouses
Almost everv woman knows by now the excels
lent features of a Bluebird blouse. It is all made by,
$55.00.
$48.00
cum 033,9 with 9min—
rm’ ' hand, seams, buttonholes, everything about it is as»~
January . m”, dainty as could be. ‘ fl ,
$45-00 some; Fine sheer Batiste. a very few of iii-each V0 3,;
$45.00: 33.0099
without m‘n'mrebutrhavs- ~
ing- fiv‘e drawers:
January August
$28.00;. $13.00:
Larges, Gama" Olki'
Wudrnbo W; .
without mirror“
Jamar 9‘“
$43091 “009 ,
rainy 989m)? things trimmed with real lace.- .
P Tilers- amonly eighty-five of mouse dsozlégtrdl: -
wish to secure one. i - .
figfifigm style of blouse is not in every:
sue;
W]? these would be to $9.50
mike-sale; $5150
. Ribbons, Five Lots
mquwtth‘s .11ij no“. 3.-
¢ ‘ 0d , 1m “ .3ndupipioa
M '5 mm” "gmmfim‘h gauging: and M Regular-33:...
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laflyifl‘sfiflafio $375 NOW 31353-195.” I” "so all
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