When the nice warm sunshine bud
thoroughly dried MAW after
his splash in the Looking Glam
Brook. the two dolls walked down the
bank looking tor a place to or”:
After a while they came to a tunriy
little hole in the hula and all about
the hole. the mud had been built up
into a small wall about an inch high.
"Hm. " mused Raggedy Ann as she
noticed the tuner hole. " I wonder
‘ ,what that. is?"
Raggedy Andy laid flat upon the
ground and looked down in the hole.
”Clan you see anything? asked Rag-
gedy Ann.
"1 can 't see. a thing! Dear Be. Sub-
tings grabbed by dose ad I cad tog
plaid!"
“Did you say something grabbed
your nose and you on 't talk plain?"
ed dy, Ann.
wages. mm'e‘ly Andy replied. still
with his rag face user the hole. ”Sub-
thig is pinging by dose like-xhe dig-
gins."
“mouthing pinching you nose like
the dickens?" Raggedy, Ann repeat-
ed in surprise.
”Thad's whad I said. Raggedy
Add." Raggedy Andy laughed. "Bud
I cad see whad it is. 1d don't hurt a
bill thong. "
, "You talk just like you had a cold
in your nose. Raggedy Andy." ling-
nédy could not help laughing. ‘Shsll
I: pull you away from the hole? it
they be a pinching bug.”
. "I‘m not a pinching bug." at queer
little voice said from down beneath
Bacardy Andy's face. “Id isn't a pig-
dng bug." laughed Raggedy \ndy, I‘d
find said so."
. "I heard it." laughed Raggedy .6 mi,
‘11 guess it would be best if i pulled
you away from the hole." and with
iris Raggedy Ann lifted Raggedy An-
dy away from the queer little hole
and there hanging on Raggedy Andy’s
painted nose. was Clifton Crawdad.
Clifton Crowded flopped his tall as
' hard 51-: he could. but he did not let‘
go of Raggedy Andy's painted nose.
lelon Crawdad pinched Raggedy
Andy's painted nose so hold it was
all pinched up into a wrinkle and to
keep from losing his hold. Clifton
Crawdud reached up with his other
claw mu. caught hold of Raggedy
Andy's shoe button eye. ”Here," said
mgeedy Andy reprovingly. "I would-
n‘t do that. Clifton Crawdad you may
scratch all the shinyness of! Raggedy
Andy's shoe button eye."
I
pick him of .” said
Ann after thinking awhile.
“I guess 1' ll
Baum dy
he may get your necktie all muddy."
"Muylw you had heddt-r pi: Ili'I off"
said Raggedy Andy. “Bud he careful
you «lode hurd hill."
llz-ugrvl Ann caught hold
ton (‘ruwdud with her two Fm‘t rag
hands. "lives that hurt you." she ask-
ed in her kindest raggedy tono.
"No. Not u ”my speck." said Clif-
Of Clif-
ton t‘raw.lu.l."You see I how; u wry
hard shell and your hands are nice
and soft,"
Rnyrevly Ann pulled upon Clilton
Crawdud until shf- hhld him out from
Raggedy Andy‘s rat: face and Clifton
"Crawduvl's arms stretched up till Andy
cried. "\Vnirl :1 hinniet. iiaggmly Add,
you musn'd pull his arbs ofl."
“She won't pull my arm off." said
. “Clifton Crnwdad. “For I‘ll let go he-
fore she pulls that hard." ”alien
you'd Miter let go." suggests-d Rup-
gedy Ann 'ii‘or I'm going to pull hard
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kand smoothed out her apron.
now. "
andwhsn he did let so. m Ann
m been pnlhrg so hard. she will
over miwards carrytnl’ Clifton
Crawm wars-her. Raggedy Ann put.
Clifton Crawdadalowu upon the 1:3
see how muddy you made Raggedy
Andy' chin." she mid repI'OVinSlY-
”may Andy should never put
his face cver‘my front door." (‘1‘-
claimed Clifton Crawdad. “Well. I'll
want it at! before the mud dries.”
laughed Raggedy Andy. "You might
have lost one of your claws."' said
Raggedy Ann.
"Yea." said Raggedy Andy after he
had washed his face. "What if I had
been someone else and just picked
you at in a hurry. I might have
pulled one of your claws right ctr."
“1 know it." Clifton Crawdad answer-
ed. ”But after a while it would have
grown on again. I'm glad you didn't
do it. though. Raggedy Andy."
"I always thought you Crawdads
iivqi in the water." said Raggedy
Ann.
"We do most of the time." Clifton
Crawdad answered. "But sometimes
we ‘dig little round homes
banks of the streams and live there."
"Have you seen a queer little ani-
mal with thin legs and a wishing peb-
ble. asked Raggedy Ann. and then
she told Clifton Crawdald all about
the wishing pebble and the luskrat's
ice cream soda water fountain.
When she had finished telling him.
Clifton Crawdad said. "I know who
you mean. for one day he came here
and filled my front door full of mud
and it took me a long time to clean
it out again. It's Minky. and he's
very unkind and selfish. I didn't
know he had a magical wishing peb-
ble though. You'd think that any-
one with such a wonderful pebble
would be very happy and kindly."
"Indeed. he should be.” said Rag-
gedy Ann. “Well. if Minkey ever
puts his face down like Raggedy An-
dy did at my front door. I‘ll hold
him until you come and take the peb—
hle away from him." "No you
mustn't do that. Clifton Crawdad."
sold Raggedy Ann. "For although it
did not hurt Raggedy Andy when
you pinched him it would hurt Minky
verymuch. And we must never hurt‘
others even when they are mean to
“5."
Copyright 1922 by Johnny Grueim.
(All Rights Reserved.)
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Motor Department. The Sentinel:
Could you kindly draw out for me
the correct way to wire up the light.
irg system. and ignition system on a
Buick D 44. Light Six 1917? I have
the correct way to wire from the die-
tributor to the cylinders. Could you
tell me the horsepower _and R. P. M.
of this motor? —J. H.
We cannot furnish wiring diagrams
in this column Would suggest that
you obtain an instruction book from
the nearest dealer or write the manu-
facturer for one. This instruction book
contains the sketches. etc. that you
want.
Motor
My
The,
radiator
Department.
Dodge car
Sentinel:
is ver)‘
i: had causing wnter to become very
hot. requires more Wilh'?‘ than it did
before I had new pistons and rings.
How can I clean the inside of the
radiator which is vow-red with oil and
"Then ru let cost said Crowded; ‘
in the,
much clogged up and the circulation
in
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noon and even
ctflew York, ,
dressed women will weamthis Season.
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mershoesisthattheyue“pdectlyst1mning.’5
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ficmleather. Thesemodésshowstylesndcomfolrt
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We at! wmrm walking and
wraflandm
$7
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mmmm
ch "are an. moi: of what smartly
39. 50, 310.06 and 312.06
magneto
sediment? Give amount of'prepnru—
tions and how to use the-m.
Thanking you. I am
~-ll. B.
Dissolve about two pounds of Wash-
ing sod i in hot water. Strain this and
pour into the radiator. Run the car as
usual for u ~tl‘1lI hours or a day and
then xlmin l'e‘ sur- to flush ‘lw. cool
in: syslr‘m thoroughly after using the
St Washington
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master coil box. Eiseman low tension
3 lylinders
iliaulcd by ignition expert and my nib
'ing is all
{trouble you will oblige.
Your trouble indicates weal;
\Vould suggest that you
them remngnetized.
pensive operation and
crease the elliciency of your engine.
Main floor.
soda. This should remove the greater 5 Bl
part of the foreign deposit. 110115 011885
A _ ' f .
Motor Department. The Sentinel: 80cc 811k, (3011818,
Kindly let. me know through col-
umns of ‘your paper my ignition cufis and ties in fancy
trouble with my Packard cur (old
model). Ignition consists of dry cells. combinations.
imugneto. “Then starting up on dry
lcells 1' have. good spark on all {our D i m i ty 8 p 0 r t 8
cylinders. “hen changing over to .
it only sparks on No. 2 and
i just had magneto over- collars
Blouses with
and cufis in combina-
tions. Quite new.
1' $2.95
fiecond illoor.
good. [iv telling me my
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have
This is not an ex-
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mmstyles decreed by I. Millet
Gold Em .d
toerBnides
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‘ 312m tea-1.50
masts, _
m:m310.00
1m, ”$9333.00
Salt and Begins,
linkers, 31.80%”.00
“$12.00 to 319%
Nut Bowls,
$13.00 to $16.00
Fruit Bowls,
$11.65 to $32.00
Tea 895, $33.00
Mayonnaise Bowlst
311:00 ' to $13.00
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Plates, 7 $13.50
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Motor Department ‘The Senflnel:
ing questions in your valuable column:
What is the bore. stroke. actual horse-
Six?
the above information.
A Constant Reader.
1 Technical questions
lmake of car cannot be discussed in
these columns. Write thee engineer-
ing department or the manufacturer
and. request any confidential informs-
l’tion. Be'su're toi'stdte .the enginenum-
ber and full particulars.
Motor Department. The Sentinel:
My G-cytinder Oldsumbile makes
excessiveiy at the exhaust with a clear
white smoke. I have put in new leak
proot rings. triedéchanging the. oil by
using dinosaur. grades. running with
ments of the (amt ell without
5Isms:- able results. The car has been
nun about .8 000 miles and the com-
" Ne‘w rings will not prefint the all
:your trouble since time applied
aesssgmohing.
and. the
‘ so will
7 ._ nthe '37“;
Will you plensé answer the follow-3
involving. any
half gauge of oil and difierent adjust- "
waders are-r
powers/E‘volutions per minute (wander ““0““: 0‘ taking down?
load) and speed ot'the Hudeon .Super
Thanking you in advance for
J. H.
. The manufacturer does not recom-
mend refacing the plates. Any metal
removed will weaken the plates- and
with new ones.
fchain driven no?
inowered car could climb the same
READER.
A shattqdrlm. aeifi-fiarter,.drivinz
through rears. unapproxhnately the
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Motor Department. The Sentinel: lions recently.
How should one heat) in to retaceiwm and adjusted the gaps to 01K-
ciutch discs on Dodge to do thexleast :sixteenth inch. Compression and lubxi~
‘cation seem to be good.
lgoes to the plugs. but doesn't
very strong.
l
some friction loan hint at chain-«driven- :
starterm therefore the governor»
trite starter were driven through worm
gear: the mammnom or; thaweéthat his car was equipped
wer; hm .u: m mama»
We}:
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dash 896613
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‘ here mum lies. Would like: June on
M‘ will taint-onset: answer this in o‘ver the
It is evident that the vibrators need
otherwise emect the clutch ope-nation. adjusting.
'It is best to replace the worn parts time from spark plug. piac'mgend not
future Mono-fourth inch from cy lin— ..
der or head of plug so that spark can
Motor Department, ithe Sentinel: {Jimm- PM
Will you kindly express an opinion, cums: engine until timer mites con-;
as to whether. shaftodriyen self-starter um for call you areodjusting. ,
for lovaowened auto would remains; W screw don until a White:
more power from the motor than a hot BM IS induced. Continue With
Aha u a low- £remaining vibrators. If you have no
battery. run engine or remaining cw-
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starter has been installed- as scion? flux. mto twenty-five thousandths of
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In line :.
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.. menl.
I have cleaned spark i
The current
seem
Can this be me‘trouble '1’
P
lugs. Slit! oi._- .
various pairs 0' :‘u- »
opinions. the 5:3:
best. The trim-1*.
dewrminx-d "
and prop :' 12»
Disconnect one wire at a
switch on battery and I
"one
Motor l’u’p; ‘ 1m:
“'ith the , -
engage liar
lever in any 051?:
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about Hire 40
picks up llu- , .. ‘
has takrn up H: .
engine pull 5 :32.
Turn ’
Cum . > '
Onassixteenth inch is too
‘ steadily. ls zl‘.‘ .A > ‘ .
Motor Department, The Sentinel: structcd thfil; ‘ 1
In looking over several makes of amount m. m_ . - .-
‘the trout»? _
”118. a ammo. laid emphasis Ierenual.‘ p _ .
need Rpm“ » H ‘ .
‘ t'll roller bearings. He mu particu- I have. not .. ‘, 1‘
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