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A8 OTHERS SEEIT

D0"ll_,_\'|'l§ Wheels Run True And Other

‘ _,il Wise Correctly?

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_ lyou ever _noticed now allen

. the, .aheailogyou is afflicted with

WP _ ,%§Wl|66 Bl? Sometimes, algo, ygu iIlBy‘~"\i__tice that the front wheels ot oth core tue out instead or ln, 'How are, _oi_lr_ own wheels. The operator sol __ sees the wheels of his own car; 'while in motion, and it is wgii that-he"‘occasionaliy should let some. one else drive and examine them Critically. when iris our is uotn raced. ing-_ifbm him and approaching him, A rim that does not run true subjects its tire to undue wear by "scuit’ing" it sidqiwuys over the road surface and thereis also a tendency to loosen the rim lastenings and even the spokes, The Wobble is usually caused by care. less _application oi’ the rim, resulting in its i’a_ilui'e to seat properly ali the

' way around. While ii whee| is jacked

UD. (or_§ rim change, the accuracy of its.\f_u_nning should be tested. A bent axle_;§_sli_alt also causes a wobbling wheel, even though the rim is props;-ly i1DDli§_\'-_ A sagged axle housing or

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b“5hl“€H ill Sbrlng-eyes and good re- sults are being obtained. If you use suitable bushings and tho work is properly <10-I0. YOU will probably ob- tain satisfactory service. but this

ized fibre and other materials are

holdin thcir shape and free from the

Lleanliness " and Health

Tlicrc is neither age

‘ limit nor exemption-

every man,woman and child has a daily fight

- to carry on against _ germs and microbes of l_,f disease. Use

ff * |.|FE-BUOY I - ii£Ai.1'nSDAP

for a victorious and

' spent on tlowor plants is money well

home surroundings, as a well kept

refreshing bath,and for a thorough cleansing of the home.

_ The olrbolic odour in Llfrlnioy

` It the lfln of

IN pmtedivr

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q||al_iHc.|;_- _ -»'. ‘qliiohyoanis - I”

lug qffrr au. 1

¢/-lg* .

l our plants. See_ailvei'tiseruent in this

paper.

J. J. GAY il. SON,

Charlottetowii

Lever Brothers ‘ I ~ _

Limited, 5 Gardens bead of Prince St

Toronto, Ont. i 6274-6-l lMwedsatti'.

Now is iiiii iiiiii s

T0 order Imperial Fox Biscuit direct from manufact-

urers at wholesale price. _ _ _ _ _ _

Imperial biscuit has given genuine satisfaction in leading

P. E. I. ranches for past three seasons. They are a perfect food for growing puppies. _

RUSS & I MacMILLAN

Charlottetown.

DRINK ANNAPOLIS 1 VALLEY APPLE CIDER

It is health ful--refreshing-invigorating

and appetizing. _lt_ possesses the same

~ virtues as a ripe. JUICY APP|e~

_ If .you drink Evan eline Cyderregular

_ - of d estion-_-a clear '1i;>vli'ctiTt(e). It l'i's the national _' _,J ' ‘ drink lor Maritime Canada. ~

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Order a cask from us and enjoy the

benefits ef a beneficial beverage. `

Is non-alcoholic-guaranteed not to

our order; at once tor a

R. T. HDLMAN, LlMlT ED

ferment. Send Y io, is or 20 gallon wk- _ / _

for other Motorist oy iiiut L. cunt

excessive wear I results ___ ________ w_§l;__l>__\lt_i;_i_i_i_? ____i_i_ei;i_'_i_ng_i; when the car is stopped? l have only remains to restore the defective pai-siisi ,md wearln-sleerlnzplvots _“___ W"h9d 9"! U19 \'HdiHl0I“ With S0118 insulation. the failure ot which caused bearlngs causes ________ w__e_____ ____ ________ had gmt ou a new fan-belt. but tlis ilio trollble.

meh, c_____l_____________ downward ____________ rou le iil_stil_l there. The Dumv ail-

tlon tosetfi-ar. Constant excesaiv 'penn tn 'e “orkms an right' TR°uaLE 'N GEAR sH'F""NG

change ___ d____________.__ ___ _____, ___o_; ____ newer. _ll there is really any. wheels of it car. alliiroacliins ow-i' thenErt:"'l?lngd‘ the coo'i'ng'sys'em and A' F' uk" why do 'he sears 0' ,rouSh roa'i.‘ indicates abnormal 'Ina badin B oeslnotdar ml 'tram “Bing my w"'c"" sm" so hard' The in the stout-ing llal~¢,,_ A sllghl h_£_lnv :null y__|;’l°p°r °“° knl ‘_‘"`e' _"°'“ gears seem in first class condition tion oi' the 11.-on' wheels su as can quatd' ls‘ove lmb Bipmt 'm ugh nadel an" the c°'w'c'\"cl' appears to he in be a°°°““5‘-ld f°\’ bi' ll\e'actif~u of the frlctloii' shrhewlhr ca ‘lin ltrtha 'imma 'mm' m"'e"' ' springs in the drag link and allowable suspect tip; llleervi ‘li °“_ _ e T" “;__° Aniwerz if it is merely that the backlash in the steering co\u.n__ _______c_e__ x __ ____ er; e_l Dgnzms _ls operation ot sliding the gears from me°h““I“`“ is Derniissible but mimi-e while the radiatgr ii “;oi:c(;r:t'lvel" ' one Dogma" to """"'e" 'S dl'nc"'t` than tins causes ubnorrnai front urs cool this is pi-obsbi the o 'is This “““° "my it is "““”°" by ‘ack M wear and even hard and possibi un- linings ot' 1-l|l,,_,,. hose gnheclionb lubrication of thc shitting mechan- certain steel-ln com l ' Y lsiu. li' you have the gearbox packed

E r0. somotmes become loose and partly .

obstruct the circulation and some- Wm] "ard §"eas8`ll“'tBome"'me; "lal£_,

0||_.|_~E33 BUSl.llNG F-on SPRING times the hose from the radiator to |'C;_"'mt "tl, _ws C? B';c:mlal';_lt,':, lll0‘

BOLTIS ` thekpump becoxnesjo Hubby' that it 'iiiiiskiggoparti iIl'most dry. II your

sue 5 together and amps me "ow" trouble is that the gears cannot be

Watch this hose with the engine

H. Y. writes: l ani overhaullng s

peeding up and ii' it tends to collapse . , l. l hl lh l hl l_

my car _land find that the spring bolts r‘;'£li;_C_;3___l_t.___ If 3lt_iu disc<_>_ul\0C'- me “pi is thlitmihenglutcli ildg: nit 'mill'

B dl l fi D mm le 'M Mor' wate' it-lease and keeps the gears spinning

i_\_r st; a ywornin tie sp ng-eyes ____0_____ __ __ __ ___ _ ._ _ lat shall have to make replace- si _ e lmwllz] _‘M30 ‘_,;e'_" 'or that the clutch brake, it'_on_o is

ments. My mechanic advises me to ze 5 eam °r 0 < put in oil-less brushings instead of the engine is speeding up' H every' i'l:§dclu't't‘:'I?s i'a'i'i't'l 'i:'§1:)rstii': i'tpoi'l;ii'i.g t'o b\°°“ZG DHHS. Clvimlilg that they wear thmg is unmguucled' Sumetimes th” do Wit‘i thc clutch and gears ex- weli anti do away wth grease cups Dump impenar breaks or become” posed to view and the lever in neu- lmd lllelr ultendahl holhe_,_ wh __ loose on its shaft. This test will de- , _ a _arming w____t______ __ ___ w0__k___ __ tial, watch how the parts act, when

dv' 7 g D op' the engine is running. li' the clutch

to you a se_ __

A"°“'°": Them ‘S 8 ielldelifly I-0 pe' y' cone and gears keep on running, per-

Ward U19 Hdvutiou of non-metallic OPERATING CAR WITHOUT nlstently. when the pedal is away or-

AMMETER

0. W .F. asks! Will it do

harm to run my car without the meter, which burncd out and been sent 'rway for repairs"` I

any _ ani-- has have

practice is oi’ a somewhat experlmen ‘ ' ' ~ . , . tal nature thus far. Iinpregniited _"BGP 'mm that th" 5‘“‘”"“U’l` “light to soo if a cause i’or your trouble can- W00d. combressed asbestos. Vulcan- "mn ‘ml ms” if I did 5°" not be found there.

Aruswer: if you electrically cun-

usod. Many nlalerlalll capable ol Duet the two wires taken out of the ARE w|RE WHEELS STRONGER7

amnieter. the system will work just

5 _ . _

t li - ll ,l_ ll _tal l th as it did before the instrument was J s_ M_ asks: Am Wheels whh

en ency tu a ra e ie mc o e Dlils S001 flV“ll“bl9 f0\' thli D\li‘D0B0~ w"'0v°?d' except "hat you Wm Pave wire spokes stronger than those with

no indication -ul’ the current that is

ENG_lNE OVERHEATS flowing, but shoulrl you i'un your car _ Answer: ~ Thme sllh exlals _mlne

without connecting the ainmcter wires together, the generator' would

D. S. C. asks: What do ou su - . _ ~ ~ ,

pose makes my engine get soyllol ,mel :_l_m__wmm;"f "i_'__n.“'f:““.g _‘any cflrmnl 'iiat. for the same weight. wire steam conic out ol the radiator cap. '0 Zys ul' 'm."_:;l ul "l"‘e_? wheels are th0 Htl`0nH0l'- lil DTUCUCG

' "om" g "em nm' mlg mm" m t 6 there is very little trouble from the

buinin out of the shuntilcid wind

Like PeopI», Currents Seek “The Path

Dt. not for u moment think when in of ‘Least Re__h_t____ce_ ,,__o__gl_ ol. the spokes remaln “___

ljiwn the H1051 imvvrivnt item on your ' iwouen so that it can be used tern- iist is a new hat or suit or clothes- Wl,e,,_ ln ,,,, elect,-l,._,,l pl,-C,,ll_ the i>0i'urily» alter Slight i'ei>1HrS have is

obstruction (resistance) than its re guiar circuit offers and tiius a greatly

‘ spcnt,and nothing so 'much adds to the lhcreullml cuwehl may l-low; so gm",

' - CARE OF IGNITION CIRCUITS

in some iiistances, as to prevent other rircuits from obtaining anv current at

- ~ ' ' flower garden. -We guarantee more I - .

dehghtfu' tollet' for B real pleasure from u lew dollars span, ali, to _'lan€ei'_;>u_t-lly heat _able wIr_':_s Watch___;h¢SPrim_liry C_onnl!et_ions Ano

. ` tiirou i w ic l asses .an o rar c- e econ ar neu at on

0” flower plants th" "1 any "he" ly disgcharge the battery which shp- Y way' lilies the electric syBt€m~ The GHC- ignition circuits are of two kinds,

So don't fall to call at Campbell trlcal devices. liorr. lamps or ignition the primary and the secondary. The

lrlmlh market and secum your lull apparatus, in the deranged circuIi.- "ormer is the circuit which comprises _ ' which .irc prevented from receiving the battery, ignition switch, the coarse complement of vegetable .and flower current by the short~circuit., ol’ courses wire winding of the spark coll, the

Pl“"t’~ W0 Supply them dam' Wm' fail to operate. 'lns\llflt|0I1. in the timer contracts and the wiring neces~

ir rubber, porcelain sary to connect them. The latter

form of an a space. or some other material, is suppoiicd to intervene between the two wires oi' a metallic circuit and lieiwccu the single wire of a one wire circuit and the so-called "ground," which is the car frame, engine and other important metallic parts. When siicirinsuiatiun is absent, as by the chafing away of

contact of metallic parts, a short

causes its vo um ly large and others are fitted 'with automatic switches, which accomplish the same result. In the case of a cur. so equipped, ii’ the short-circuit is severe enough to cause the fuse or automatic circuit breaker to act it is ut once apparent upon which circuit the trouble is, as the circuits usually all begin at a connection board, where the fuses oi' other protective devices are also located and the burned out fuse or the sprung circuit breaker is in the defective circuit. It then be comes necessary to locate the short- circuit and remove it. Suppose that one of the headlamp circuits is "short~ cd." if the battery its still charged and rt test lamp is connected around the burned out fuse, this lamp will re- main lighted until the "short" is re- moved. With the -test lamp lighted and the lighting switch "on," remove the head lamp bulb, remove its socket. move any loose parts of the wiring and generally examine the circuit. When the test lamp goes out. the "short" has been removed and. it

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brought into mesh without a great

word, you will have to do something in stop this or clashing will result iloinctinios the use oi' a thick adhe- sive lubricant in tho gearbox will loud to stop spinning, but you should have the clutch carefully examined

wood spokes? Which last longer_

iiiiieiieiico of opinion upon this point. Init it is pretty generally considered

k ntl oi wheel

--_..._____-_.___.____‘.___.__ ' ' g ` ' ` Ireakagc of eltli~i' i ` .

ings, under the very high Vunuge fixhept in acciriei'ite. When an acci- E

*’”“emwd' ilout does occur it is usually found Oats (bus.)

' -' ` ~ ` ' ool unwasiicd

that a wood wheel is actuallv broken, W

-_ _ ELECTWCAL SH0RT'C|FicU|T3 _ so that it cannot safely be used. but W _

with a wire wheel it often happens °° ' ' ' ' ' ` ' ' ' '

that, while it may be badly distorted

its-en made Assuring that botii

5i\0l1ld YOU 0V9\‘l00\i them the Did current finds a path of ilow that ___'______ ____ w__~_______ ______ ________ ___o__________y pyg

. . ' ir lr ' l . `

ones Wm do 'yet for "' while but I' you i"'ortcrla'l`§l degsierf lim; “$251 painted and thus protected from the 0

neglect to plant those Tomato Celery. ll was “ "1 9 0 9 0 _ , _

» _,aus to pass through all the devlces weather, .here is no practical differ W

‘ Cabbage. Cauliflower etc in a short _hal hhhhuld ohemm there ls Bald to cnco in their life, but it they are ,il/001 waslwll __ D time the season ls lmllh the summer ____ __ S__0_,_fi_,cuh_ _ _when llowlng neglected, it seems that the wire

is ended, and also remember the good through a short-circuit' or taking a “lheel “URM” more mpmy dctorla'

H _ , usher, cute the current meets less tion. Repairs ol wire wheels are

w tes weakness for flowers. A dollar' ' ‘ _ usually cheaper than those of wood

wheels.

circuit comprises the line wire wind- ing of thc spark coll. the distributor with its rotating brush and contact sogiiiciits, the cables from the dis~ iributor segments to the several cylinders and the spark-plugs located therein. in the primary circuit a cur- rent of low pressure. usually of about

lt lici thc secondary circuit

wire covering or by the coming into six vo s. wi i . . .

-- - - hi l l _ ' -- , Ind regulates them automatically.

lorries a veiv high pressure ( gi on

ften thousands oi’

ir it is iikel to occur On some sion) current. o I T `

c cu y .

cars, each circuit is provided with a volts. Because oi’ its low pressure,

fuse, which melts and interrupts the thc Di~iinary current requires but ii _ current flow, when a short-circuit very slight obstruction to stop its flow. Tj

. I e to become abnormal- :\ loose or dirty connection at a wire E ,__ 7; __ __ ___ _ _ _ _ ____

cini will do it. On the other hand, it has little power of escaping from its circuit and thus comparatively slight insulation will 'keep it from short- circuiting. The secondary current. on the contrary. is not affected by loose or corroded connections and will even flow, practically undiminished, tlirougii a slight break in a wire, but it has the power ol’ jumping a con- siderable distance and where a “short cut" oiiers, it is likely to do so and fail to reach the spark-plug. It is evident from the above that the principle re~ riuirement in caring for the two cir- cuits of an ignition system lies in keeping the primary circuit from be- coming interrupted and keeping the secondary circuit so well insulated that ii short-circuit cannot occur, 'a

Questions of general interest to

motorists will be answered iii this column, space permitting. Address Albert L. Clough. care of this office.

The Qrkets

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Flutter (creamery (Ib) ....55 to 58 Butter, dairy . . . . . . . . 42 to 54 Butter. tuh to 45 Eggs, (doz.) . . _ . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . .,.88 Oats, bush.. (buyers price) . . _ ._.80 Huy, ton . . . _ . . . . $30.00 Straw, . . . . . . . . . . ..._9.00 Wool (unwashed) .. . .......45 Wool. washed. . . . . .65 Potatoes . . . . . . . 80

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MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS

Butter lb. . . . . . . . _ . . . . ... 40 Eggs . . . .. . . ..._-ii.

Potatoes . . . . 'I0

low price.

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Dominant Value .

GRAY IN)R'i` MOTOIKS, Limitrd - Chatham, Ont.

The Gray Dort is the dominant value-car for 1919. _

_ There are other cars bigger and heavier. There are cars c lower in price. You do not need the costly weight.

and size and you will not sacrifice Gray Dort refine- ments to save a few dollars. What you want and need is the balanced valueof the (lr-ay Dort. Sufficient power and

speed from a wonderful motor; ample room. andtsupreme com- '_ fort in riding and driving; standard equipment; beauty of line - __ '

i and finish; a real car, sturdy' and long-lasting; and all this at a _ _

‘ 'The touring rar is $1245; the (ray Iron Sp:-cial the cor with iuided refinements and extra » ,

equipment, ia $135 vxiiu; iiiwc arc nlui u coupe, and u st-dun. A`ll prires i'.o.b. Chntham _ and are subject in rhaop_c without noiit-c. .

In the U.S.:~ limi Mirror (lar Cn.. Flint. Mich.

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ats,........ _ . . . . . . _ . . . . _ . . . _ _ .._ ool unwushetl . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .,.50

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SOURIS MARKET

\\'_ (luis bus; ., itll" li, (luis luis ,_.\`.'i Wigs ilu'/, . . . , . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . .. .. 148 iiullvi' iii. . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . ._.-15

\\`ool , . , , . . . . ._ . _ . . . . . . . . , ._ _ Stl-6')

SUMMERSIDE WRKETS

llulller iilliiry) pci' lil . . . . . .._ 41.5 Iluitcr tcrcauicryi pci' lb _ . . ... . .55

lin fa i‘.gl.',.~.,|it‘i'_iloZ . . . ........38 I'ol1ilo~‘.>- pi-i' bus 0‘llo 86 |"i\wl ptrr iii, . . . . .._ . 9.0 256

‘orl<_ tirgaiis in . . . . . .. _ _ . ._ _'_ .21 Unis, black per bus . . . .. '90 \\'liit<~oais . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 85 lliilvs pci' ih. .. . . . . . . . ....._-186 V\'l\l-at . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . _ . _,200 \\'<io` wuslied . . . . . . . . ... . . I .':. 65 \\'oll iiiiivzislied _ ._ . . . 50

Vaifskius . . . . . . . . .

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Tf you want. to be sure of COMFORT; if you want a durable. honestly built furnace, well installed, put the problem up to us. .,

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FURNA_CE easy to manage; a furnace that is lm! economical of fuel; a fumacc that will heat H" "`°; , . _ i.. - »

This is the proposition we offer in the Sunshine. l i.f"'fs~'”,' c 7 ._

, »_-\_ M°C|8iY'S heating experts will plan a heating s`ys- Il V-_‘fr " 4 - ' _.ss-'I tem for you without char|.{e»- a heating system that ' - I -

B they guarantee will heat your home cmnfortabiy. ~

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Oats . . . . 85

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s' _ Ask about the LITTLE DRAFT- / /_ \_ MAN that turns on thc drafts SOLD BV '

CURRIE & MURNAGHA -

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~ THE GREAT TONIC ’

Run flown Biisincss Mon anti Wouii-ii, overworkfrii l\iotIioi's, dciirailt- iioys and Girls and Invalid!

will show porinanciil. iiiiprtivr-.nivni__ irorn using Olivcinii Eiiiiilsliiri.

()l.lV'F)lNI'J EMIILSION coritiiI|is:iii\1iiii;oilicr irigrl-iiiviiis. Plxirnizt, .\i:ilt, which is nbllrisllltll ‘_

and stimulating, Extract Wild (‘hr~rry which improv'-s ilio nppotiii- and str'-iigtiii-ns the digestive organs.

Hypophosphites which in all wasting disease, is unoxccllmi for building up the system. ,

` eswsne or iMi'rA'rioN _

Oi,iVEi.\’~l<} EMUi.Si()N which is wirlciy viuployt-il, is apt io bo imitated. Ask and insist on hav- ing OLIVEINIG EMIILSION and wo arc ilu- solo owners. its value depends on nur process, on the lklli' .

und knowledge umpioycd in its r-nmpoiioding. Those am features which caruixl ho imitatghnnd without- ll them the vital cleinonts are lacking, For your sake, when asking for OLIVEI Bit EMUWON plane be

careful. protect yourself and take no other """""i' 'A

FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. Manufactured only by Frasier Thornton dt Co.. Limited. Cook-

shire, Que., Canada. __

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