WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1922.
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THIS \VILL BE THE DAY OF DAYS TO ALL 'THAT COME TO THIS STORE AND PARTICIPATE IN THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN SHOES
FOR THE FAMILY
BELOW WE \VILL SHOW YOU JUST A FEW OF THE WONDERFUL VALUES, AND COME IN TO SEE THE REST. WE ARE GOING WILD RIGHT NOW, BABY
SHOES 25c A PAIR. BUY ONE PAIR OF SHOES FOR $1.00, GET ANOTHER FOR A QUARTER.
Any Purchaser of $2.90, Will Receive a Pair of Silk Hose Free
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SLIPPERS
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MEN'S VICI KID HOUSE
$1.19
BOYS’ ELK SKIN
SCOUT SHOES
$1.45
CHILDREN’S PAT. COLT
PUMPS
s 51 .90
MEN ’S- BLACK OR BROWN
SHOES
$3.90
LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS
PUMPS AND OXFORDS
$1.49
MEN’S
72%“ 57.139" 11%.: -
SHOES
ELK SKIN SCOUT
$1.79
LADIES’ PUMPS AND
SANDALS
$1.90
DIEN'S BLACK OR BROWN
OXFORDS—Big Asst.
$3.90 -
CHILDREN’S WHITE CAN-
VAS PUMPS AND OXFORDS
Any Size
$1.19
MEN’S ARMY MUNSON
SHOES ..
$3.90.
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SERVICE SHOE STORE
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I have come to the concluj
1<imi that it must 2-11 in the 3" pump as
of lost
motion in it. That is play where it
('(nipli's tom-their I thought it had too
much up and down play. \Vould fibre
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Finer tobaccos
i n g r e a t e r
v a r i e t y and
better blended ‘5
than in any
other cigarette
at the price.
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1,. 5.. “,7" 01’ gas. washers placed in shaft stop this and
1 : '. jump. I allow oil to be pumped as it should be.
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C. M.
- From what you have stated it seems
advisable to eliminate the lost motion
from the pump shaft; installing new
shaft and bushings if necessary.
.' , , (a Wherever there is lost motion in drive
"— shafts. more or less noim is sure to re-
r‘.Y:thin suit. It is barely possible that .the
iC‘CIT‘ cal noise may be due to piston slap in one
3301‘ the cylinders. Noise resulting from“
piston slap is very similar to that
03.111st by worn valve push rods.
i 2 Stores Motor Department. The Sentinel:
:_ :1. _ S M . Can you tell me why my engine
quire 11 No. Main St' bucks and refuses to pick up speed
Teg‘ 2978 quickly after turning corners or slow-
' ing down for any reason. When run-
ning twelve miles per hour or over.
- the bucking is not noticeable, but the
— engine doesn't seem to have the prop—
VICTROLAS
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(r pow or it should. Any help you can
giie me through Your motor columns
will be appxcciated.
Sold I Wis .
r {111 Easy Terms ' Probably the \‘al’ves need grinding.
31' ‘ :. 3;} F , - \Veak compression in one or more
1L 101': Patterns cylinders would cause your trouble.
'11-.‘.."Tolie the crank and try each cylinder.
1. - 161 Candy
The
The compression should be strong and
equal in each otherwise vou cannot,
. expect the engine to pick up the load
quickly from low speed or to have any
power on hi is. etc. At the same time;
“I ' ' CIGARETTES
Liccer'r 8: MYERS TOBACCO Co‘.
Karl Illava putting the finishing touches to his monument, which
the Dickinson High School of Jersey City will erect to her former
students who died in the world war. It is the only monument in the
country erected by high school pupils in memory at alumni. ~ 1
clean and djust the ans 1: p as:
well ”the distributor ’
Hamilton Sh0p
. 49 Wall St.
Welcomes
You to This Store. We are prepared to make 1
your visit memorable as a money saving
event. ,
Norwalk Chronicler