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* When the commutator brushes of the generator become slightly worn, arcing is ligely to result. This may be prevented by filing the brushes so that they make a good contact with WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1920 GIVE BRUSHES ATTENTION Motor Sales & Machinery Co., Ltd. Genuine Phone 180 e ob Suca t 3 aq nedod p [4)' fooat ( > xo h Siten " emacil Bs wC F9 a N Alle ol o se ue Cligte mapeic omm <xxrenainopmnaryy .. \ R es t j in y mssn ty "/â€" sc c t ts ce n k 1 iane) pesr ‘ e m ds es 3 i0> Cuicttn Lt n ts (fi"‘*\"@&@‘w& (igs o “fi;‘?fifm‘b’é m ervess oC - s . s s «im t Cel « s o y c i/ C '" ;i}-' efi x 2 ;.;\_?\.â€"f;:}:h‘l}."-‘-‘;"::,-‘,g‘g.,';:?:é . F eFTHENCINLVERSALâ€"CAER: > INSURE GETTING YOUR CAR THIS YEAR PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW e css e o aaa es ce e e e PORT CREDIT © Motor News of Interest the commutator. A small magneto file may be used for this purpose. It is a mistake to adjust the brushes so thaty the ~strings are stretched too much, as this causes the brushes to heat up rapidly, due to excessive friction. Service Phone 1830 Advice to motorists nothing to do when they get there. They are a menace to themselves, to those whom they. pass, and a nuisance to people who reside along the road. "\‘VheTn you meet a vehicle, pass on the right; when you overtake one, pass on the left. Do not "cut in." When you overâ€" take a vehicle, and another is apâ€" proaching, custom and safety give the right of way to the approaching vehiâ€" cle. Do not change speed ‘or direction suddenly. Indicate your intention by holding your hand up if you wish to stop, and to the side if you are going to turn. There is usually a car beâ€" hind you. & Do not lights. In case of accident or collision of any kind, stop, and give your name and address in writing to the person concerned. s & Pedestrians who have started to cross a street at a reasonable distance from an approaching motor car have the right to do so at the pace of an ordinary walk, and the motorist has no right to compel pedestrians to rush or run for safety by the insolent blowing of the horn. Slacken speed when approaching pedestrians, blow the horn if thought necessary to warn them,; but permit them to cross the street in safety at a reasonable pace. Remember there are old people, invalids and children. When passing workmen, employed on a road under construction or reâ€" pair, drive slowly, Drive slowly and sound the horn when children are playing in the street. A child is not responsible unâ€" der the lawâ€"you are. An accident is commonly considéred of the unâ€" The majority of fast drivers have drive with glaring headâ€" avoidable class when a person steps thoughtlessly from the curbh in front of a motor car, and all drivers of moâ€" tor cars are liable to the great misâ€" fortune of being ,concerned in the death, or injury, Sof a fellowâ€"being from this cause. But the alarming number of accidents to children in this way indicates that drivers of motor cars are not sufficiently careful on streets where children _are playing. When <children are playing in the street, drive with extreme care and sound the horn. The foregoing rules for motorists do. not excuse pedestrians who fail to LOOK before stepping from the curb or attempting to cross the street, or who inconsiderately and unnecessarily stroll or stand still in front of a car, compelling the motorist to jamb the brakes and shift gears. The pedesâ€" trian should LOOK and have considâ€" eration for the convenience of the approaching motorist, as well as for his own safety. Unnecessary noise or the use of the "cutâ€"out‘" is illegal and objectionable. If you are a licensed driver or the owner of a registered car, and change your address, notify the Department of public highways immediately. When you sell your car, notify the Department of Public‘ Highways imâ€" mediately of the,transfer, giving the name and address of the purchaser, and the license number of the car, using the form attached to your perâ€" mit card. When you buy a car which is regisâ€" tered, procure from the previous ownâ€" er the permit card and notify the Deâ€" partment of Public Highways immeâ€" diately, giving your name and address, and the license numbér of the car, the seTrvial and engine numbers, the previous owner‘s name, and enclose the fee of $1.00. \Vilwe‘n' 7_v01'1 buy or sell a car which is registered, the number plates must remain with the car. ==â€"== CGHffF@f] 1 =â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" This is Your Last Chance MAIN STREET Do You Want to Save Money Tom Hatton Maria Street. East of Fitt\, Ave or Box No. 79. Weston STORE, MAIN ST., WESTON BRING YOUR SHOES HERE FOR REPAIRS Repairs promptly attend. A Tnmal Solicited SELLING PRICE $1.00 JOHN MILLS $55.00 Address IF YOU WIN YOQOURS FOR Practical Plumber One of these magnificent prizes. Th vou have. Is it worthit? Phone 34â€"5 Tickets $1.00 each, and they admit you to the Concert, and sive you a chance in the draw to be made at nine o‘clock. Come early to avoid the rush. 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