1 mlowsLkslt-"J-usomslilrln - At

.........aSTANI)ING p y p, coll lslIll0tl l920 p

fl newsn. N. 5.. Aux. 10.1w Rev-

lzlnl‘: lJnlIt-nt J-‘Qg llurnl, Etc.

fa Satuttlilil uglist p 21

~. wol and shipping, also grep i2

it‘ l.

w

- i with truck.

_ msmma-beyso lCfifWilEl house nd out buildings. 35 screi clearthe hlance covered with lrol th of Ind soft wood. wll still villi

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alts-nits.

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axioms-st mot,‘ Hoepitll. i". 11,10 Jlr. outlaw-Anetta. C

‘iii Mrs. Cyriiwosr. Unto; Rodd.

11.1 is now at’ home ,wi-th hpr -,

treats. I ;l

skies-entail cityfltilattst 18th. Bu, to Mr. RB. Olkss, s dsught t-stlu born.)

e 0La‘R.—\A‘-a“l jtop ._ Cottage.‘

giope fliver unduly. 26th to III-l .1 -.l If]. Joell!!! F» Bulges. a sell. t“ tlrlgratuletlons.

nrsnnlsolss

of Loch Buie, 0nt.. and Margi- ' E. MecMartln, oi Glenewsp. v

DlCKlE-PATTERSOPL-wit the ‘use, Cape Traverse on August

4th. 1920. by the Rev. James ocDougall, Rhoda M. iDickle 0f toe Traverse and Harry Pill!"- ‘l of Sackville. N. B. . .

IN llslllttlslt

In loving memory of Pie/Doug- ~ Campbell. killed in action Au-

“t l5, 1917 at Hill 70. , frrester love hath no man. than

l-.~l. ‘Z227

- ’ : ltAlsiFAX, N.S.-—Thl= prwincisl --ernment has purchased the glropole bltlhding on Hollis teet. from the Eastern Canada rings and Loan Company ior 1,000. lt will be used ior de- tlnental ofliices. '

.ltlcfiotl‘ ‘slit AT LITTLE SANDS

lit 2 0'c_llnk Sharp

‘Jonsisting o-i 66 act-eh oi clinic.- I, 50 atrres clear. ball-lace good ‘ ‘h of lumber. (‘lose to Church.

w- oats. 2 acres potatoes. 8 ions - I-mplelllfiills 1 new seeder, 1 - narrow, tnew), l wood slelsil "l. harness and lot of other ' mes too nil-morons to lllclltitl qm. easy anqjlngrti, known ttt

lvlunnock» MOPHEE. 2251-84141

itlclfifitlisitc‘.

August 26th, ‘I920.

ifaving decided to retire from qning l will ofier my (arm oi 1 acres; 120 cleared. balance co~ led with hard and soit. wood;

_ y Jesus-l, Enters-id Jet, g augtli, ‘ i .1 fr‘ l v . I ‘ .'~ L l SJNLOPt-On August 1st. to Mr. .

tall lire. Goggje Dunlop a s ‘. .irs Dunlop is e daughter oi

Handel-shu- “uw sun." junta-ups.

oats still clover ior tieedf

and barley three acres. u! lrluvvl‘ 0110.110" 45"- z, An entry iee oi $1100 will be cllarged,.f0r_ihe first silently mo, ior each additional entry. ' ' '

3. The entry ‘fee shall dcfiomlmnY-lha ‘Ppl-kliililu"

metnt ‘hlfifillllllffl .

.7. - Competitors are reduesten to note the iollewiarrequiremon

for- standing fields of oats. .

hacienda-l», Innu- .

‘ cR.oP.$

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asst-l‘ Pnlzse roll FIELDS or one; Witter. ~ illll-IY mo CLOVER FOR ssso. There will be competitions in distill-sit couatiespwherle llléllfiyflffi ilve oi more entriefsiilll i" 1'5".“ ‘iuruy’

The number o! prizes. in each thllllly- W"! he Plflmrllmlillie ‘mm we Dumber o; emrieL Th“; the greater the number oi entries‘ the greater will be the number ti’! llfllilfl- 11""! W"! l" Film "j cording to the scorepllfor whestsnf! bu"?! flirt)’ cents l ‘Willi "i" so paid, ior each pollli or the socresbove ttslttvw Fol“ 9st! _ 91" clover lllly cents a point will“ herald ior each W111i‘ ">0" “WW-

itlltis y AND itlillltitlljtltls

l. A field oi oats shall consist 0t st liisst fivoacruls.» of-yvhBlll

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Entries should be made to the Depsrllllilil l’ 0i ' A8l'\i_¢l_11li§!_‘¢i- (fsrloretownnnot later than August 21st, 1920.‘ i" ' ‘ ‘ -

i, i. Competition should notiiy ‘the pepsrtnseut‘ oi hsfiflllllllrflyit- w“; .911,- weqk previous to idaieblnwhicb’ harvesting will begin.

s. "he judging will up done by rsllrssrltstlyel at the Desert-

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' mule nerd artist be settled with (ml Itegletered Banner oats filll ,1 , , Seed lrooi n ileld, which lion been sown with registered" seed "uni

. , l . _, l all llly struck. croD. tsrming im inspected and approved while grow tag... . (C) Beed irom 'ilelde last

rnenls. etc. See posters. WILLIAM MCPHERSON»

n Valley. -

2230 8 17 6i.

‘hit toils":

"be 16th day of Auliuei will be last day for allowing. discount. city taxes. ' t __ W. W. CLAKE. i City Ulzrk.

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till-titles slit '

‘aving disposed of myjarm i

" sell by Public Auction at Be- Je 0n THUIRSDAY. AUGUST

at 1 o'clock, p. m-Ail the

rm Stuck and‘ Implements con- lng oi’ 5 Milt-h Cow f3‘ Young

tie. General pllf Mare, ‘l Horse. 8

_ old; Driver l2 ~1/rs.',o‘d‘: 5 tlr-rl Straws; 1 lMtrobL-d Taill- rih Sow; 5 'Plll"~lll‘i‘(l TIY-IP-Wfillh

p aid I-vtfits. Machinery m- . ting of Doerirlg Binlitr, liIiY IWEI‘, 2X Plow N. 22 Plow, Spike rrow, (‘nltiv-stll", 2.1.11 llwkllll‘ . »gli- and tiotlbltv, nfiw last .l'e'.ll'. ivling vVafgnn; (‘rczlnl Shir-INN‘. -'_-i",l,n (TilILllBli Blldklili.‘ nllrll9>'l

. V, - , Z Sets oi’ Driving Harness, Pail

l Hreerhillg. Britilq ar..l_ Reins. other ‘Ft-aces, (‘ollsrs and .

1V5 qr-i or ‘Fort Scales Psrlm- '"°"’°" mi“""'

f Boiler. “Phi Shirt. ‘I! .. _ l tin/J B11213‘ Ilorso Jllllli-H.

o:ll.r lirtlt-ltes toll Illlilll_’l_'Qlls i!) mica. ' ' ' E-IHIS illbdrl krill“?! wlt 51-1‘-

lrle tiv- vpassenger Fold ‘ilalrfli- "and (mmrant m“.

.753, 3qm-1-iriou, Auctioneer‘.-

zzc-ar: '

store-Sale

Farm at BraclrleyPbini Road ». ._

\\ liliooi For urges-rost-

nnl. ml ‘his.

‘ nlenl-oi A 1001i“??- zols-s-ilrcesrrltlll

have been two or more yesrsin the‘ Competition and have scored not less clinically, out of 20 points til piitrll)’. dad approved‘ _

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', ‘so 1 ‘till:

. I -i_<\ ' 1 " N v aft ,_ MAIL QONTRALI SEALEDKFPZNDIlIRS, mddreli <- the Postmaster General, ,will e _ lllvlihsséilélgtnglleflvglllllg Iilitfbz-WU" i‘l'\' n , t t '. em or o , vt-sybbce of ‘His Msjeatyfis M5 _ wlpoited contract rul-Jloul years.

Stewart Jiuraii Mail Route -' No. 2 from the 1st Japuary next.

Printed notices contalnLrl, er lrlrol-lllaittlrl as to conditions of prnpnltotilihmfrafit mull ht- ‘lveen isn't! blank Jormlnoi- Tender {nay he ob,- alned at the Post 0 ices ui ltluullt ,t.-t!-_itt and Fri-nob _ ‘ the office‘ nf (he Post. Office inspec-

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JOHN, F. \YII|'L\"r _ Pnst fiiflro Inspector‘ Polit tartan Inspector's Office (‘herlnttettlwni Jilly 110th. gs, l month olli; sprint; Pilfl- .letlls»1-ss\tollsi. .

- ».'ll93ist-ll-Tlle'..llhi!bi.- ..

l MAIL: ~l»i£“‘€-*..':P.P.T£ elwd 1st n ' ' dI-lh. the.

cqliv Ii

ENS. sell ‘flged to

... _ elved It OIIBWIJIIIUI noon. I'll‘! 9 M‘ 3L day, thr- 10th» September

vliaflty ltx"fllifl*llp ' ‘vvlllflcl

1‘Ii\[|':.'- KQWIU l-Tl’ UfllJl‘?-h‘n rrivlfiylilnril 7m t- ilI. mt‘ ,- ltl leer

‘(valet-syn PIK-‘t-ur ‘l ' ‘ 3 -

veyelltx- -t_‘lll.~s blnjesty lfmflrpl. nn-a. .. . . .1 t - - ol . e r. . Slillveltl 111.41 lines and a lot Pvt-trod!" """"‘,j‘f,_k"'f,-,.,.,' ,.,,,Y‘,,:.|| "Nil llall lllnllu lrt Jenn-try llI'\'i. ‘Prllrted ‘notices ‘Pnflllliflln lriitlrlllltllnn an til r-rlnrllttnrl

'er inifuiéinp é u l n use _ _ , II In

t‘ lrifiplt jlirmps unwell???» ‘Ziiey be og- slrml actual-treat pill c" of‘ on, e ~_ "fir? ll!‘ etntlile rite Post. f) Vicp‘ lisp, rims,

. , . ~10“! s‘. was "n . PnIl-(lflltu! inpperqorut U .1 . -‘

l-i-lnk Journos! Ten tuined aid and nt the niYil-c o ' lee lnweotur. . 24o a 17 2i l-oll (llflco 15's "ii-M" P" i" . _.l=.===l- '- - vlsrl iletnwfl. Jilly soul. lssn. ' ~_ ‘ " I .- ufliaig“: u I_~z' Jirflr-r-ifi} ..,__ ‘til.

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irimin nqrl-ilsolsnlm- lfidffliilifl tn v "t'l‘urt luster fierterolhyll" it" "'0' t-ived at Ottawa until noon. on Fri- day. the lllth September nhnyeylhce oi Hill MejttstyhvMstllt. rm p proposed fontrnet r ior iolll‘ ' er week on the

all» 'l'rutmhst r _, o . , .

the Wtmtrkynzrwr‘ n ‘III yo! . as trprovinl-M "entire:-

JIL‘. e..”.i’r1"t=""‘ "'"""" ""..‘Y_»i fill finlitb Nd. Tirol-i lit-travel‘: ‘plt-Ii-‘hrp,

you". nl r001‘ ‘RIHINVKII. 2 irrlln tho- lnLJantlary

Ittxt: , , . r ' ‘ Painted ltotices c or ltlflyrmetitm ell. prevailed‘ Contract may lslnk forms of ‘Tender’ _ tnlm-ri at the Pout Offices of llam- ter’s RIVQI-Jflld all route-of! QQI and lt-Qhp olice of the’l‘olle'O tce In"

er automation o‘: to , ' ‘dltlom- o! unspoilt-t ‘Fntllrnel-Ou-tn-l v-r-nnylv‘

"flit,

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e-Fbl-‘saie indiose Valley term: icontaining acres, 50 acres clear, {i0 fin-As‘ geodllardhnd soil weed.‘- Balance easily cleared: Farm is well wateredjand.‘ within‘ 3". miles oi ‘Emerald ‘and Kinkora Station, near school, Buildings‘ in talc repair. scaly fto nttwliralolrlrsfi‘? ‘ ‘ .

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' I" ‘ f mt sfilflr.‘ flfl‘. m3 B Mntfl ‘n rl. nn"l1‘i\# 10bit Jiv- tomb

_ r-rnr file mo» llitlilnxzlizilf:

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Printer? finotlirel contention tlirulé ti n o: ulrlffllldllljllll .1»! Infnr‘ '

oiilomoi _ . ,,

I "norm lgllllll. >101)’ such, _

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I 0kg??? nutty-Tl’. will 1w n» h- mil‘ on. mt

Rrikmtri- mystic I‘

ofnqyr flrlfln- " Postrnnfer

II. to; iltrllt“

v-ll. ml! Mnttqr-e

nk f min to! Tender rainy be ob-

tttined ht the t l‘. Inner-f up» u use: ow em ~ ~ i“ Offioeglllpem a. m’

‘Fat

trolley. all fall

.lllSTi A

Nev seal-Muss

m _ lnvlmrl~rstlt ~

camera-a, a1 ’ .

_ l lied never seen a tyhfllflll

placing’ a sheet of paper over the

words ior hsli an hour.‘

o overdo. '

But l shell learn to use the machine cveu i! l do not get one." ' "l believe you will. -l anl very proud oi you, Zena, Sometimes 1 feel as 1i l had lost my» little girl,

Dad lqii _us." When talking to me Zdothqr slwsys raid ‘dad,’ as she

ad when he lived. ,

flint I have written you——"

‘ "Yesfi I know, Dear." Mother in- terrupted, "you have written rue of your business changes you have made. But oi y'our_socisl life, your intimates lknow nothing." .

l ielt like lsugiug and crying both. Dear Mother! Social life.- when living on the top floor oi s cheap lodging house; intimates ¢ when it took every hour and every ounces! my strength. to earn my living.‘ ‘

l explained to her thltt aside ironl Mary sail Mrs. Fagin l practically knew ‘no one: thou corrected my self null spoke oi ‘Mr. Pope, theresl estate agent and told her of‘ his

indness. to us, and of his appetite or- pancakes‘.

“Yop like him?" Mother asked.

“Very much. But don't go_ to building any sir castles. Mother. l Iiluflhin. because he has been kind to us. and is s gentleman. You see. popluglrls wes-kiagln cheap restaurants, or even in a little piltce oi their own don't meet ge-nilenten often." . “Bur-don't you have any young lIl8ll,i'1‘i&'l'|$'.' You used to be veryw popular with the boys. I can re- member w-hen Jack Pryor and Gre- gory Siulat were both attentive, and tliathir. Lawrence from Cali- iurnla loo seemed very much taken with you, to say nothing oi all the rest o! til: boys~~the younger ones who used to. trail to the house ior ieahand bring you bon lions and flowers." ' . . .v ."Oil, Mother dear! Don't you know that I e111 as isr removed from that

sort oi tlling us it l were dead? i

was u butterfly git-i then" uni-ctr‘

sclously I used ‘Kenneth ‘Lawr-

vnceht mule tor llle—~“:-l1d now l

am just ll w lrkillg girl-q

on lire sllll Zllllil SKGWHTI aren't you?"-t _- ‘ ‘ “ ca, Mother dear. and liable to rem-fin Zturt $tewsri until the “mi oi the tdlapter." v ~‘-‘Yot'r liar-lav tliat you don't want to marry‘! Why Zena; s woman is never stsllappy as she ls with s homi-

rand a husband who loves her—and

children too, if she is so iortunate at to have them!"

"Oh ‘Mother, aren't you-going pl‘ ttv- last!" l returned, laughing. "But lam serious, Dear. I wan: y. .» m 111')’, tohave a home." "Don't-worry about it, Mother. i lllhy 11nd some one willing 4o have mr- ‘t! tllivdistant future." ‘ - Jytnd yon havennet no one-'-no one ior whom- you could- care?“

f It myl-elr “gushing, liglllflllfllilfl of" Kefilila1li"l.'l1wrence' rushed over me. and l. realized 1 might have uoTtéfl till" IillllQvt-ry mlch. For-

tunatel_y_;.\_tlother.was not - looking

s_'t me as she asked the question, and lpsi-ried it by saying:

"Never "have n.et a soul Mother, since Iloit you that! have, or could cars about."

“i-t is Foo bad, you didn't marry Jock Pryor. You were very young loo young. But your future would have been safe with hlm-l think."

-“You_ see, you only ‘think.’ Moth- ~er.l Andi never cared ior Jack- net that way. I guess you'll have to make up your mind to ‘have a

jbschelorgin tin the ismily—=-ior n

time at least.” -

“l don't like it,- Zens, really don't." Then: "Have you‘ ever heard from that western "fellow, Lrrvrfiiltie?" '

Her question so surprised ms t

icould notanswer sore menu‘.

Then l said;

fWhy no! You made hlm promise not to try to communicate with me ior s year. nsd he" never. could have round usfifler. that, even had he "lBli-Mwhieh he probably didn't." _ “l had iorgotten—but I recall l did ask him not to write to you. Shtdilfilififimljlhfi subject as oi no itifllter interest. . ,

', .7°'!‘°"'QW-—|-0ViflI_dreetinqe

"ii -.-s_'__ ~ '..._."‘" 4 l. , l ' -; x . _ _ Flrriflale stWlllsIoe ,I oitsr tor sole myisrmt odziilty acres oi lsndiall in alhigh stste oi cultivation’ ‘with s never islllag strelsm‘ oi water ' runnin through it, seven‘ miles from Cher ottetown. For" further particulars apply to < r r ~ cnsntte lttvguroti. Wlnsloe Road. < ’ ~- -- . - ‘ 218i 8 1f est tiles 2i

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i Hlvlllg retired irom active hilly

ills r will sfotl by jirlviltd mi my

isrnl oi ‘toil acres situated en

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llfinpioti ‘CIIVOT-O; with or without

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excbnt on a desk in Dad's oillec- snd displayed in ptore windows. ~ But l fussed until l succeeded in _

roll, and then l slowly picked out - "'“l shall soon tiara. Yknow ‘l: sballi" 1 exclaimed with delight , when Mother came in to seewhet ‘l -i was doing,.and to caution me not _ / l '

‘I'll! stop novvl" 1 told her, “snd_ . write‘ ior a book oi instruction:

i-"ltnow g0 little oi your lite since _

t f‘ h l " t Terms on application. "' i‘ ' ',

w. H. outshone‘. up“ Mount.“ iewlifilitlf‘ 'mm'u he qelnedxtwerttyv thirty deyejlelr sh in‘ and new feolg ugly m. ‘ U, iersnt mam‘ .

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"Thirty days ago or a little more,

l only weighed I25 pounds, but now I balance the scalesst 145 pounds ~nd ’l‘~sulsc did it" declared W. H. Brsndes. a wsll-knowmand highly "espeoicd citizen of Des Moines, lows. Mr. ‘Branders hss'-beenloolr~ illg niter the plumbing work oiille "rs Molnee Pbblic Schools ior the pest nineteen years. ' - "And many oi the teachers and scholar can tell you how diiierent I look since I began Tanlac." he said. "l suflfered from indigestion it’ the lvorsl kind ior the past year or more-and was oiten so weak and dizzy lcouidn‘! stand up. let alone walk. Nothing helped me. I flllflily had to takemy bed and stay there ior several weeks. Finally a l-iend persuaded me to try Tanlsc ind l have never seen or heerdof ‘llyiisirg to equal it.‘ It relieved tile entirely olf indigestion amt nut me right back on-my feet, jlthgyg not only gained twenty pounds ‘in tveiKlll. but l. feel-like a new man ill every wily. I just thitlleTanlsc s the finest tiling ever sold in ‘r Irug store."

Tanllltr. ls sold In Charlottetown by lleddin Bros.. in Montague ‘by H. J._ Mabon, J. P. White. Murray River, H.M. (Ylliltholm. North Try- on. R. H. (‘anleroll d; C0,, Crapaud, and H. P. Coohop, Murray flsrbor.

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MR8. MICHAEL. BRENNAN ‘ The deer-est eympathy is extend-- rd to J. Albert Brennan oifrlgnisll, nwhis loss sustained by the death "f ‘llilllllblhel’. _ Mrs. ' Michael. Breliharcpu-hich occurredyin Tig- llish ‘on. Aug. 4. She had'resched' J19 Rdlfflllced age of 81 years, but wasln full possession o! her iacui. ties to the very last. She died a beautlilil death, fortified in her last "mmfllli by the holy rites oi the rhurch. ._ - l I Mrs. Breakup, (peg Mpry Am; DWM- W" llvrttxitfrryds in. 182s. “W! mbwd l0 Tllllibb with her par- nte r-hout 80 yearesge. With ho;- ‘eath nasses-ewayltlhe Iflgr o; iflfls we] ‘klmwll DQWQ? itlmily; Lawrence .he last of the brothers died st Lot I 1150M B year ago. -_ , Mrs’! Brennan's deal-h ‘even '{1t ‘Q31 i‘ I'll"? 013 88¢. occasioned ‘*1 “W?” regret-t a her kindly fispositlon made 11¢,- heloved Qt t who knew_he_lj. I The large ‘IDIIIDGFWHO assisted at the Obsta- QIIHEBWV-Tts indeed a iltting tribute to her many excellent qualities oi heart sad mind. Her only son J. 9r Tllllibll. 811d only doughy. ‘Ways 8s ~Annie oi Boston wit-i oi- mothelrfmemper h" as a low“ ‘Her remains we .1 .

lo rest Ill St. Elmo: sfllllldgltlyfulgg YEWEWPY. Tlsnlsh. Rey. Fr: mo. Dillttugall oiiiciating both at the B arch and grave. ‘The pelt- "Bflrhrs were: Sir Charles Dalton A.‘;J. Bernard, J_ ,1, .Aflen‘ultl "$1121 iiylqgsg. blot-n Hilckett Mild m“ m peace‘ l1 er._Msy her soul

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rs-rm- tor solo 'on' Ubion Road. :4 miles illim Montague,‘ consisting 1083M acres about‘ 70' acres tn 100d state oi cultivation. Buildings ~11, ‘flfflfiicilill! oobiiitlon. Fermi ion tr-srly owned-by the lstoplisiol Mcflregor.‘ For iunlher particulars apply to p ' ' , ‘V

, HARRY ruomeepn, _

" Bunlnservllle. R. R4.

‘2s|'ti-s-'1r'russ4i7.- -'

i i Qt "Vlliitllle Pro it ' won rsttvs-m ‘nu. M1 I ~ wlmotis- egos- ‘a 1"” ‘ ' . >Ann-a--< _ ‘

l l oiierrh isrnrdi lb acres sit - its,“ for , six millslfrolll to I'm’! rm ' belutiiully .5“. lll\ll ill 0H6 of (re ' molt p ‘g. lrtt rte ore. I; alone be? we tens lmd watered end v: {i -.~ o York Station: oloo an:

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Your. uni-m‘

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shortstop suite rob. H9!

bu-d-q

ell!

te evbtheetillb.

this is ii; only. trouble. ,\ve’belisve

q ueli lo much water, this filly»! ligesusi the‘ ion-belt is too pbso to keep tjte fan st iuli speed.

cause your ignition is set too late rip-pecan" you are running too rich a ixture. We suppose ill you are us ng cylinder oil oi reliable equality‘.

plvrrrznv ll voo nutvltv clisltiseo

"C. D. vvriteo: Mybattery bothers aid a great deslby boiling the water sway so rest. On long trips I have to refill it every two or three days. What can I dotoavoid it?

Alllwcr: .You'can take your car to)‘ service station and have the generator charging rate somewhat

selili you iollow the directions furnished with your starting sad lightingsystern. This will reduce

enough to prevent the excessive de- co positl n oif water and the over- hé ting o_ tile ‘electrolyte on ‘long trips. It you do not care to do this, yup can burn all lights while on

ignition s _ut ofi, a few minutes at s tirne,-o aslonal-Iy in order to partly discharge the battery.

CANNOT DIBENGAGE CLUTCH A. A. K. writes: I recently had niy clutch relined and have had tho car out only once. Now it is stuck in the flwlleel and 1 cannot throw it out._ Have tried to pry it loose but cannot do so. . The clutch mechanism is sll right. What cell l do to fight it? Answer: You might try the iol- lowing: Jack up one rear wheel, put the gear lnto_low. have. some- one llxold tlis-j-ollllclr-podsl in the disengaged position so ss to release the spring and ‘then try to‘ turn the lacked-u wheel, first-la one direc-