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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 15, 1922 · page 10

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=Eonk ! Honk .

Motor Department. The Sentinel:—
l have at Franklin which caught fire
hr. the crank base oil probably from
finding overheated. “'licn noticed thy
cylinder and front end was red hot
find the tire was put out.’ Thc car will
will run. but. with a knock and jerk.
“'ould you suggl‘st that a new engine
he;- instolled or can these licatcd parts
It: made to giva» szitlsiuction‘.‘ ] don't
want to do it. but 1 want to know that
this" engine is in good shape and no onv-
tin: this part. of the country under-
stands the mechanism 01' u. Franklin
Oar. G. S.

l’rohahly tho lit‘flt has daimigcd one

 

or more of lhv lu-arings Causing the
knock. q-tc. l-‘rum what you have
stated it hardly sccms possible that

tho wholv (-ngzino- should be discarded
and a lit'W one installud. \Vould sug—
gr-S-t'thut you vinploy a good mechanic
to look it ow l' inrvt'ull)‘. l"undaincnt-
ally your onu‘iiii- is no dit'frri'nt und
Urn.- is no l't‘.tSIlli win an r\prrioni~i i
automoliilv nu-vlmnic L‘llll not make
the: nv‘cdvd rvpuirs.

Motor liviiiii'tiiil-iit', Tho Sl~iitiii«l:~~
“Sill you mouse :lllS‘Vt‘l' tho following
Questions in )1llll‘ voluinii'.’ l huu- a
£70m car in “hirh I put somv di‘ht
grease in tho rt :ii' rnd. as )ou i'rcoin-
luv-ndcd, :i )t'ill‘ .tL‘t) lust lull. \\‘he-n
{The spring lilllil‘ on llit'l‘t' was no \Hiy
that 1 know to drain that light
Kh‘asc out. ill lllt' unrni \VI'LlIllI'l'
it! oozed out ()\\l 1hr run-rgcnry brake
and tircs, l: llll‘! \\il)' 01' lll‘illll-
in}: this git-aw- out illlt'l‘ it is put in '.'
\Yill you r\pla.in ho“ “'i-
can put lllt' urapliiti' on the springs
Q‘.’ a Ford nuiippid “llll shock ail)—
sorliv'rs‘.’ It sownis to l)(' quitv :1 Jul)
to rcniovc llle-Si- shock uhSOl‘lM'l‘h’ (-v-
(‘1'), time the swings :ll‘t‘ to be gri'iiSl-d.
\Nhon inning iirw pistons titted is it
Rv-tter to ll(l\v‘ tho: illtlt‘k ground or
iNin‘tl. to Dr Siiro- ol' the l)t'Sl Joli?
K-Vhixt arc tin s)nl1)l(illls of ii llt'lll
r. rank sliui't‘.’ K. H.

You will llllll gl‘t'usv' in lllt‘
(ilth‘l‘t'nllul housing. 11' wish to
r‘o-mow' thv light guns-u run do
{~20 by using ii ~iii lion :zrvam- gun, You
(:in purchusv- :i Slitt'ltll spriiii: tool
mullii'h will tun-l"! y u to Sl'lllll‘ult' thi-
Evaves enouuh llllll‘lt‘lllt‘. Ask your

Ill
tilill

t‘ (ill)

:ilsn lllt'ilSP

:i plug
_\t)tl

)(ill

to

(supply dvahvr .\ lwttc-r _ioh is (ill-
Vllllnt'tl wln'u llw v'ilindi'rs :iro ground
and now pistons and rings tilts'd. At
thw Sallie lllllt' hau- lllt' trunk Sllill'l‘
trm‘d up. A Inut riniik shalt will
( :iusc. pounding :ind I‘xt!‘.\.‘~‘l\t' \iliru-
‘ ion. An) amount oi llillllrll' lilll} lI'-‘
suit. il this tl'il‘illlllli is .llltl\\'t'll tr)
r'oiiiinur. .
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Motor l’l'll.lllllli nl. 'l‘lu- Sl‘lillllt‘l.‘

3 how» u lfl'_‘o i‘i.i\\ l-Zlkiiii um] :i slim!
inrii- .igo hid ll tl\t‘l‘lllllllt‘tl. Nip",
'liiJ:H, \.il\ls L'Illllllll. no-u. i'oil. also
19w disliiliuioi. lilll on lIl‘IlILf ass-rm.
film] had a liil>> II] it (in ll'iol
«L,I‘()”llll ll miss-u l>.ltll‘\'_ but on :i liill

‘ll‘i lll.‘~‘l lllit ll...» .1 Svnilli till‘llllll'
or on i'. ls :l» ll .lll_\ adiuslini nl loi
— m " 'l‘u.inl<.I.iLr ion in llll\illl('t' i'ori
wily inl'oiuiulioii. l .Im. X. 7. i
i
l

\\’h~-u an I'IILZlIlt' [it‘l‘ltillllb-i “I‘ll on u

will. it lh’ Full- lo .iwuvuo thiit tho- trouw
win is dur to iuiuoi ill-twin, such asl
xvzitl'r in lllt‘ t'lll‘llllll‘llll', I-li'. ’l‘hvri ‘
.EZII‘ no udJiistiur-uts lo lw lllll'lt'. 50'
”would sugars! lIi.il _\ou llllx't‘ [llt' ruirl
Wurvtoi oll .lllli iliiiii it tliol‘ouKlllL -\‘
t‘iltlr dirt oi ivr would i-ausi- )()Ul'l
‘- lellllt‘.

,\iotor l)t'll;llllllt‘lll. 'l‘lit- Sl‘lltilirl: ~
I hll\l' .in (Mrrluiid i.ir. llad iiiag-

l
l
!
:nto ow-rhuulwl illill lllilKllt‘lsl‘t'-ll|1li{-i
:uvtjzcd liy ill" iuiiiiul‘ul'tiiri r. Moloi‘i
ruins lini- “lll'll Ill lil‘llll‘lLl. liiit win-n
thrown into Slltl'll, lllt‘ motor stalls.‘
.t‘fnvo ground in \alu‘s, but this dot-s
nut St't'lli to lltlll. ill-t'orc I had thv’
Emmi-to ()\tl'l|.‘llllt‘tl. the motor pullrdi
true under all Sllt't'tlfi. Can you Rho,
pm an idea lit)“ to overcome thi- troud
um? l’. C.

From your do-sci'iption thc trouhln-i
seems to hr orlsvwlicre than in ‘thc '
Fmgiwto ox'i-ihauh-d, the motor piilli-d
mi adjustmi-nl, giving n0 poww wlwn
“throttle is opt-nod. The spark or
lfhrottle lorer may be tllS(‘()llll(‘(“t‘tl
and not mou- tlw parts as require-d.
.uakc sure that the timing of inzigni-to
is corroct and try a lu-ttcr adjustinrnt
(if thr- (‘al'l)lll"t'lUl'.

Motor r)t'|i;ll'llllt'lll, The Si‘ntinl'i: .._

Run Down?

Kidney and bladder trouble. are not
limited to men. Housework, or work-
in office or factory, causes women to
mfl’er from weak, overworked or dis-
card kidneys. The aymptoms are——
pnflineaa under the eyes. aallow skin,
constant tireu feeling, lack of ambition,
nervous conditim, backache. rheumatic
‘painl. sore muscles, stiff joints.

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Milling __9

.get right at the cause of suffering and
misery, regulate the kidneys and blad-
der and restore the diseased organl to
sound and healthy condition.

M,"'. Wm. Fischer. 2009 Woodhourne AV£..
hunwlle. Ky.. Which: "I am iust getting along
fine. lam taking Foley Kidney Pills cveryother
mht. You should hava seen me betorc l started
I win yellow as uuld. now my eyes and slim are
all claaind up. My kidneys do not bother me at
night Iny more. It it Willhch some otherpoor
ml who is Iufi’ering you may use my nun.
Unhenvcr your medicine in advertised.”

 

 

 

The Stillsoml’owell Corporation.

 

 

I have a Ford touring car and when
I drive it for a dis‘lzpce of about
twelve miles at :thc rate of twenty-five
inilcs to thirty miles per hour the wa-
ter will boil in it. XVhen starting it
will only run a. few seconds and then
and I have to crank it two or
time-s. ln-t’orc thv engine will
\Vill inn please tell me thg
this? C. S.

lll,.‘. in clogged. Dissolve
.vashi; l. soda in hot water

stop.
thrcv
run.
rausc oi‘
liudiatOi
one pound

and pour inio r: ‘.it0r. Run. car as
usual. Arr r tiw ‘;._'~.'oiir hours drain
and till wit 1 rlczin tailor. If this does
not rcmrdi lroul‘l- il‘ir' cooling sys-
lt'lll is ohsfiucted -‘| it must be ow'r-
hauled. iii 'll‘t‘ ruiiiiug in morning
opr-n Spill} .vzzlr -l quarter turn and
it-pliii'l- aitui vngiui hiis warmed up.
ll» Sillt' that rill‘lrlll‘t'lUl‘ is adjusted

properly and . .niri..n timed correctly.

)lntor lla‘Dfll‘llllL‘l‘ll. The Srntincl:—‘

.\ solution to thi- following llli‘SliOllS
uould lu- :ll‘t‘éllh‘ :ippirciaicd: (1)
\‘ilwn going donn ii hill a grind or

lllilll l-‘lkts p'um .is it (hr inii‘ 0nd of
”in t ur won ti‘_\lll;: to ,uvt uhwud of ill"
lionl. How i'olild this ruinvdied.
would the lorriur rod lime any»
to do \\ith it‘.’ (I) ilTid tho
t'llllt'll coinpltti'ly (listlsstlllllle d. and
now put loin-thri‘. \\'hi‘n (”1‘
along about I“ to :5 mils-s an hour an
:i\\'l'ul l‘illllt' (‘Ulllt‘S from tho pliili-s of
tho clutch. \\'()iild this llltlltillt' ill"
plans \w-rv lrmsv. zlnd. it' so. how
this rtniwlir-d‘.‘ 'l‘liriiilx'ingr
J'Il\i'.'l"t‘. l.. lu‘.
ill-mi fll'lilF" or
lll' loose. l‘t"lllll‘<
'ziud Sl-r‘lll‘t I}
rod
of tin-

llt'
.ind
thin}:

l.“ grit-S

1")lllll liF
mud in
'l’ilt‘
ll'l' in \wl
mg it.lo
iiistvnvil.
:il‘To-i't this.
t'tlllltl not lu»
not di’i\r at
is [)I‘(ll).'ll|l\

dii'i'v-io'nti'd
pinion lllil)‘
In: ro-niovril
'l‘hi- torquv

Tim plans
loosv or tho car would
”in spiwd invutionmi. lt
l()(l.<l'llt'.“.\‘ or “car (it tho

iii:i,\

clutch

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Sliii'liiii: \okv. \\lllt‘li1.\ .i llillllt'l‘ for
H»: l'l‘liitll' nian.

Motor llo piii'tmv-iit. 'l‘hi- HWIIIllit‘lF‘
l llil\0' u lililt‘k I'ill‘ lllll about 6.500
lilill‘N‘. lt «loo-s not ill“ rrgularl)‘. It
runs on thro-c cylinders. but no spe-
cial oni- illiSS’H‘. (lllv (1}llnllt'l' will
miss out-v or twice. llil‘ll it may lire
:iliight for :i \i'hilc. and another one
miss. 1 huu- t‘ltLllt'tl my plugs.
Kltlllll'l flii- \ill\t'S and rPnlOVf‘d the

Haw tricd adjusting carbur—
to no :ivuil. Also drained
to I'Pll’ilin" watt-r. 'It’ you

(‘11 l'llt)”.
titll. lllll
(‘ill'lllll’t'lol‘

.(‘tlll hvlp in" with this I will Slan‘l‘OlY

lhzink _\ou for any information givr‘n.

R. S.
Tim troulilr- would SM m to hr) in the
ignition must» in. t'lr‘an interruptr‘r

points iind than out any dirt in tile
distriliutsr. li' Lruminvd nt' all. use
L'ASlllilH‘ illitl (‘lllilL A lvnk)‘ distribu-
lt'l' among ill" Pt)<5lllllillt‘3. Run
motor and it' it good spark oi-rurs
ill tilt‘h plug.

l.\‘

>10-

.\lotor ll-pnrtupnt. 'l‘lil- Srntino-l. —
l haw .i \\'wstini;hoiisr gi-ui-rator to
urno-iiitv I'lll‘ltlll for Martini: and
lights l h.no- hind troiilllo- :«ri-ntly
.\\ith thr- lviusliou ,L-nttini: so hot that
‘tliv soldtr on 1hr spiiiii: t‘tlllllt‘l'lltl
“ill! lll' lll‘liHllt S hos llll‘lli‘vi. \Vliut if:
in)‘ tioululr.‘ is it rmiiimtcu up
“Hing? Also on startini: lll\ t‘.ll'
1h: II' is :i r‘lit‘k on lllt‘ dri\v shnt‘t or
imir \\il-'tl$. l shnll lw plvzlso-ii for
_\our Iltl\lt v on tho iiizittt-r.

l:l-‘..\l)l~2ll

Your lui'iishi-s do not lll tlii tt'lil‘
innliitor prop: i’.\’ and wlil lllt\t‘ to lm
iwr‘ittnl ln‘ :1 skilllil Workman This
lll;l\' ln- diiv- to n dirt)- lnllllllllli’lllil'

 

911/2 Main Street
USED

would not,

TIRE SERVICE CO. OF
LOUIS HELFANT, Manager

Goodyear—United States Sales
and Service Depot—Penn. Tires

Tel.

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whtgh causes the brushes to spark.
1f the wire from the brush to the cap
has broken it must be replaced. as
that alone would make the spring
heat. Click in rear axle is probably
caused by lost axle shaft in hub. The
shaft should fit tight in hub.

m 9

Motor Department. The Sentinel:— ”9
I have a high tension magneto on my
car. and it is very hard ’to crank. The

magneto is supposed to start any mo-

\\'hon stii'ting on the magnr‘to it is lop

adxisalile to udrance the spark. This

 

will facilitati- starting. You might snl
.also arrange- an attachment on the
which will afford a rich

noise fit a set of badly worn gears it
must be understood that the replace-
ment of one of the gears will not do

the trick.
noise.

A hood that has a tendency to rat-
may be silenced by drilling a series of

holes in the band of metal on which
the hood rests and tin-(aiding a strip. .

tor on one-quarter turn. but it will of leather through the Qioies. In this
not do it- Can 3'0“ suggest some— “'3." the hood rests on leather instead
thing that will overcome the trouble? of metal, so that it cannot mak'e a
(‘an it be connected up with batteries noise.

to crank on? If so. how and what.

kind of a coil would you advise to On many Cars [hp windshicld is
connect it with? Thanking you in ad- hold in place |_,_\~ stop, “mm whip], pro-
rnncc for any information you may trnde through the cowl and are fast—
lu- able to give me. I am. E. K. eljpd on the Under side by a nut and

loose from thr- \'ibrati0n with tho rp—

slirzhtly and cause an annoying SiiIiPHk-

. Only by replacing both
mbers can it be hoped to quiet the

 

with the vibration of the motor

 

k nut. Sometimes thosv nuts work

i that tho Shield is llllt’l“'(’d to move

 

.l‘al'lllll‘t‘lf/l‘
inixturi- rind fiicilllato starting. \\'0iild
suggest that you conimunii'ntt- with
lht‘ makers of your inagnito rcziird—
inr: instructions as to tho clianzt‘s 3'0"
icontvinplatc. In writing gim- full par-

 

illi‘lllllL' ll‘llllli‘lllilt‘ iron

illt'lllili‘s i-i-xziirding‘ tho typo of mug-
;uvto )0“ “Ft" using.

' Illilil’l’l l. Hl\'l's

i lx'vrosv-nw should lir- usrd in drill-
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gnu; i‘i-ziiiiing oi
or :iluniinuin. Iln lht- with. r llllntl tur-
;pi ntint- should ln list-d inslvilii nl~ thv
oil for drilling h:ird Flt-cl, as it will
"llillllt' i'upid diilling of tho metal.
“'"— lup
ll‘ thi- Ht‘l'l\\'S that hold the small

“Wis lll'tlt‘kl‘ls to the: \ibrator box in:-

ten
mum. Worn so that thcy do not hold.‘

do not use longvr Screws. Longi‘r
scrvws may injure the windings of
thc coil and spoil the vihriitor. llrt—

trr put a nintal hand clear around thu

 

 

ammmmu

Instant Relief!
idose of “Papa's Cold Compound” tak-

*are taken uSuaily breaks up any cold.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passagos of the
head: stops nose running: relieves the
lhcadache. dullness, fox'erishness.

~—1nslst upon Eape's!

 

"Pape's' Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in FewHours,

Don't stay stuffcd-
! Quit blowing and summing! A

(”Pry two hours until three doses

 

movies.

 
 

 

WEDESDAY, FEB, 15,1992

THE $150,000 DIRECTOR or FILM LAND. \

 

:gi‘sand ultm h to dash \xith Email “Papa’s Cold Compound" acts
' . . Quick. sure. and costs only a few cents .
Wm.“ it s..- (“firm m owwmm, n“, at (“118 stores. It acts without assist— Forrner Postmaster-General Will Hays is evidently finding it congenial at Palm DOM. m , ll.”
. ~ ance. tastoa nice. contains no quinine shown “directing' the amusements of Will, Jr.; James Mason of Kent. Ohio; Frank Whviiiz i» .. 1 1..
‘ and Ward Warner of New York. The genial Will is enjoying a short vacation before :ldllllJ.‘ ii ' x in;

 

E
QATARRH .
OF THE STOMACH
nmmmmmn

OU CAN'T ENJOY LIFE
with a tore. tour. bloated stom-
ach. Food does not nourish.
instead it is a wurce oi misery, causing
pains, belching, dizziness and head-
BCM

J C] The panon with A bad stomach
r should be mlisficd with nothing lo...»
than permanent. lasting rclici.

q The right rowdy will not open the

 

 

 

 

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linings of the stomach. enrich the blood.
aid in casting out the calanhal poiwns
and strengthen cvrry bodily inaction.
q The large number of people who
have successfully used Dr. Hartman's
lamous medicine, ruommcndcd for all
caianhd condiiiom, cite: the strongest
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So. Norwalk Auto Supply Co.

90 North \_Main

St. Phone 436.

 

VULCAN IZIN G.

DISTRIBUTOR FOR
Convcrse, Star and Perfection Tires.
FREE AIR—SERVICE.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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Work Guaranteed

Kendrickt’g’Chase Garage

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Almost everything
has been written about
feathers may make fine birds-or—fi
fine words do not make fl
you have found this out:
waaried of “literature”
tires—try Kellys.

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Take it 'from

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tires: hut

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. Phone 489

Full line of, Auto Accessories
9 RAILROAD

AVENUE
it is.

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