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noose FURNISHINGS. Motorists are no exception V’ if“ lthe garage. the ‘car's room." enouizh rule that $116 W911i‘ "mflfl m” iconsideration in their advance plans. ‘ .1 l0 m"! l dlmcml‘ “"7 m ‘m “me ,The result is that when they do get very nimble thlnl- "m" *h“‘°' ‘around to giving it consideration. the facddiy. I'll h"! w w“ °I ' "mm process is more costly than if the experience of my own "i" PIN" ,work had been done at the time the this Poll" Wm‘ m“ wnclulvemu‘ ,house was built. There are two things ‘that the garage needs-whether it is ;built-in or outside the house itself. ‘These are light and water. In con-
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F or A PHOTOGRAPHER
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STANLEY, SHAW AND PEAIIDON
Complete supplies for plumbers and pipe fitters, Builders supplies. Hardwcar for hard wear."
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FOR A SERVICE STATION
CORNEY BIO.
TIRE VULCANIZING AND SERVICE STATION TTRES—-GOODYEARF-TUBEB wurerm‘, wrmnrs KNIGHT,
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Water Street SUMIMEHSIIIIE Phl-‘me Z38
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er pressure than iv. should, I pulled over to the curb a twill“! 01 blink‘ from home with the very definite im- ~ pression that the oil pump W" bmkfll- That" was my first thmllhl- 34°“ other occurred t9 me. I simply W" trying to make things difficult for myself._as it turned out later. i While I was waiting there. afraid tn drive those last. two or three blocks home. ‘a chivalrous neighbor drove up
‘ and stopped.
"What's the matter?" he asked.
"The oil pump is broken." I replied.
“What makes you think so?“ he asked with a calm that was irritair ing at the moment.
"f just know it." I replied some- what petulantly.
In the meantime. he had got out of his car, lifted the hood of my in- v valid one. He fumbled around for a minute, then, without a word ,iump-, ed into his car. turned around and headed down the street.
"I'll be back in a minute to flXf it." he shouted as he passed.
_I-Ie was and he did — simply byi putting in the two quarts pf oil that ' were needed to bring the level up to where it should be. I had to admit that the very obvious solution of the difficulty did not occur to me simply because I was trying to make a moun- tain out of a comparative molehill. ,
I was recounting the story a short. time later at a gathering that. as a‘ result. in turned into a “similar ex- perience" meeting. When. I had fin-_ ished, one of the men present pro- duced a story that made my sittia- tion more comfortable. I discovered that others did the _ssme thing —- somelimes worse.
This man, so the story went, was driving along a lonely country road when all at once there was a clank- ing noise in the motor. Ho had heard n similar noise before and knew it could mean only one thing - a burned bearing. The only thing he
_ could think o1 was to wait until some
one came along who would bow him to the next service station. ‘
The first one to pass was a truck driver. who stopped at. the motorist-‘s distress signaL- His suggestion was that the car owner start the engine and he would listen trying to locate the noise. I-Ie lifted the hood while the owner reluctantly stepped on the starter. The engine had turned only a few revolutions when the listener held up his hand as a signal to stop the motor. Then. he calmy leaned. over- bent back a fan blade that was hitting the radiator and told the car; owner his burned bearing was o. 14.! again. _ l
Other stories recounted expericnces' of calling the service station for a cant-start helper only tn find that. the ignition was not turned on. and‘ of driving into a service station lO~ find out what. was suddenly wrong with the steering to discover that. it was a flat iirc.
After hearing these and several- oiher similar incidents described, I felt the comfort that company al-, Ways gives to misery, But, I could not i help but resolve never again to take the most. pessimistic attitude when something goes wrong with the car. I am going tn check truly every‘ Judgment or a trouble that 1 discov- . er before asking for aid. I
It will prevent many an ernw barrassing moment, ' '
nection with the latter. good drainage should always be borne in mind.
POLISHING “TASK EASIER
In this day of chromium plating on exterior parts of the car, it is no trick to keep the brights parts bright. A little rubbing will restore its ori- ginal luster which is intact beneath the layer of dust.
WON'T STAND POUNDING
Those broken radiator ornaments that one seea on many-cars are due to the facx- that. often their owners have tried to hammer them into place. They won't stand pounding.
NOTE NOISE SYMPTONS
When selecting a used car. as mill- ions are doing these days with the used car market. more attractive than ever, the motorist who refuses to employ the noise symptoms to the utmost in ascertaining the car's con- dition ls invariably the loser. It is noise that is the most effective clue to wear in parts that. are concealed and if the prospective buyer locates the noises and identifies them. he should know the state of the car's vital argansr
MUST BE DONE PROPERLY
There is One task that many car owners should not start unless ihey are prepared to finish - and, more than that, have qualifications for finishing correctly. The task is brake. adjustment. The better accessibility of the adjustment devices. wedges. nuts or whatever they are called in a particular case, tempts many to ex- periment with them.
CAUSE ALWAYS PRESENT
The two main causes of louseness in ihe spring clips and spring bolts are always present when the car is being driven. They are. first, the heavy strains upon the mechanism and. second, constant movement of it.
HAND THROTTLE HELPS
There are numerous little tricks about driving the car on long dist- ance journeys that contribute a meed of restfulness from time to time. One of these is to feed gnnnlln, by hand instead of using the accelerator.
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Th"! 15 mini’ a long, clear stretch or road upon which it. may be done with safety.
inade with love and anxiety for the great. occasion.
The teacher proved to be a pleas- antly impersonal young woman. a born teacher, who loved her work. She was entranced with Yvonne‘..- beaut-y, though she did not say s). And she found Yvonnel-i eagerness touching in the extreme. Intending to spend half an hour with her pupil at. the first lesson, she spent anl houn
Richard came down at the end oft t.he hour and asked how the new; student was making out.
"She has a. wonderful keen sense of music," Miss Watkins answered. "She is going to learn very fast. It is we bad she does not speak English I feel that I could teach her better in my own tmgue."
WASH CLOTHS FIRST The cheescloth intended for use
in polishing the car should be wash. ed before being used,
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Yvonne threw her arms around him and kissed him warmly. Her eyes danced. She was transformed into :1 radiantly happy creature. and Rich. ard himself felt a glow that. he had granted her simple request.
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Richard looked at Yvonne! flushed happy face. "I can see you have been having a good time." he said. "Run along and» get us some tea and I will ask Misc Watkins to play for us. And mind, you are in sit with us and
wanted hei- to come, too, had engaged a private dining room so she might not. be made the object of comment. had used evcry possible persuasion to get Richard tn bring his wife. Rich- ard did not quite know why he had refused. I-le was glad now Yvonne had her new my to play with,
It did not dawn upon him that this name new toy would one clay blow their placid home to bits.
YVONNE makes rapid progress lrl the next Installment and quite sull-
dunly a new £5.11 opens before n}; lkThe Hungarian Goveriinlilerltn- eyes. (‘an she be content with thei’
world RIfl-IARD has created for her? l Or will she fashion a new one for‘ herself, A new and Important char-' actnr eppean in tomorrow's install-i mcnt. Do not miss it.
Working days lost in Germany from strikes and other causes last year to- taled IOJHOATB. or two-thirds more than in i921.
creed that, all vehicles for servicefl the government or of tli- iuuiiicllllll" ties shall be of Hungarian Illlnlillt- ture.
The statue u: Mrs. Pankhurst. W suffragette leader. will he film” the Victoria Flower Gardens besifi the Houses of Parliament m 1M4”
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w Proprietor; » We Believe In Prince Edward Island "during the second leason, men.” the music Miss Watkln‘; was playing “BEPIER BY MILES" e Believe In Prince award Ielanfl m Great Geo. st. Phone m. rig," "m, Anon",- wu . you" n was a plenum tea party and i
Yvonne cried for sheer happiness and ‘ nerves when Mics Watkins had left. "Didn't know you had a y rierves.' Yvonnd." Richard said. siting her shoulder awkwardly. Then he went on. "I came down u» tea bccause Bob West called me up and wants; me to dine in the city with him. Wouldn't take no for an answer. Do you mind staying alone this even- ma!" ,
“Oh noi", Yvonne cried. "I lhall speak with my friend the plane all j
land are now in a position to offer motorists tires of the higli- est quality, fully guaranteed, at prices which permit of a. very substantial saving to anyone in need of tires, or tubes. See the tires, then get our price. .
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‘Hench girl who was not tempera- mentaliy fitted to be patient, with‘ ; Yvonneb mistakes. he’ feltwThc third, ‘when he engaged. was a young iAmerioan woinanwho had studied tbroad and who spoke passable French.
Yvonne wore liar silk costume for the coming of her teacher. she had been in a fever of impatience ell clay. She had dusted and polished the Blane until it shone. Richard had told her she might offer tea to the teacher
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