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QUEEN'S HOTEL Fins been taken over by M. J. BER- RIGAN, late of the Whitney Hotel. First: class Hotel Service is assured. Good ya d stables in commnection. Your patronage is solicited. 119» BROCK ST. - - - PHONE 750. THOMAS COPLEY Carpenter. . Phone 987 See ms for all kindg of Carpentry work. Estimates given on new floors latd. Have your hardwood floors clean- ed with our mew floor cleaning ma. chine. n mms Hemsley & Son ( +Try Us for Watch and Clock Repairs 109 BROCK STREET Phone 2066w. Father, as much as anyone needs SCOTTS EMULSION \7 Orr Hard Wood Choice Body Hardwood. Soft Mixéd Wood. Kindling and Slabs. (Chas. Bedore & Son 840 NELSON STREET Phone 1746J. digestive and eliminative system, imp: tite, NG GTA NR JUNIGRS--Little Ns One-thirl the regular dose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults, DRUGQIST L : "You can't afford to neglect your eyes. Your sight demands every consideration. If you need glasses, don't delay them. Regard this seriously "nd let your better judgment guide you aright. Confer with us to-lay. ARTHEY, RO. --. "FROM ST. JOHN Te Liverpool SUMMER SAILINGS FROM MONTREAL To Belfast-Glasgow May 1|May 20 May SJume 7 .. Be Sure Of Engine Lubrication Before Running The Car EVEN THOUGH EXTRA OIL 'was put into the cylinders, when the car was laid up, after several months of idleness the engine may be found very stiff and perhaps "set". No attempt should be made to turn It over with the starter until a trial with the handcrack has shown it to turn freely. If it cannot be hand-cranked, a little kerosene may be Injected into each cylinder and the spark-plugs be left out temporarily. If even then it cannot be started with the crank, it usually can be by jacking up one rear wheel and applying hand power to the spokes in alternate directions, with high gear engaged. After it is loosened up, a little cylinder oil should bd injected into each cylinder and the plugs replaced, when the self-starter can be employed. Have the plugs clean and dry and make sure that the carburetor-bowl actually fills with gasoline, by noting the position of the priming pin or by producing a slight flooding of the fuel bowl. As soon as the engine is running, see whether the oil-gage shows thedpressure it should and if the normal 'pressure does not build up after a very short time, shut the engine down and investigate. Perhaps the pump is air bound and needs to be primed by supplying oil from a squirt can, through the pressure relief valve cap or through some other opening in the system. Do not run tho engine fast or for long until it is certain that oil is circulating normally and give it a considerable period of idle running before it is made to operate the car. Occasionally it happens that the generator , of a long disused car may fail to furnish current, when the engine is first started. If this should be the case, cleaning the commutator by holding upon it 'a cloth barely moistened with kerosene, while the engine is running, will generally cause excitation, but if not, a momen- tary closing, by hand. of the cut-out points .while the generator is at charging speed, will almost always cause it to generate. MIXTURE OVERRICH IN TWO CYLINDERS that on my friend's car, supposed to be exactly llke mine and bought at the same t! ewill speed up to 41 m. p. h. and stiN run smoothly. How can this be accofypnted for and is there anything I < do to Im- prove my engine? Answer: Are you sure your car is geared the same as the other D. F. 8. asks: Why do No. 1 and No. 6 spark-plugs of my engine become covered with a heavy coating of dry black soot or dust? Answer: This dry soot is carbon deposited from the Imperfect com- bustion of overrich mixture that is supplied to these two cylinders and the reason why these cylinders r ceive too rich a mixture, while the others do not, is because the distri- bution of the fuel by the intake manifold is unequal. The fact that the intake passages of this engine are not exhaust heated makes it probable that they contain consid- erable liquid gasoline most of the time, and this is not drawn equally to all cylinders. The carburetor of this car is adjustable ffom'the seat and you may find that by making its setting a little leaner you can reduce the richness of 'the charge entering Nos. 1 and 6 below the sooting point while yet keeping the ,mixture entering the other cylin- ders rich enough to develop satis- factory power. ---- IDENTICAL ENGINES VIBRATE DIFFERENTLY one? If it is geared lower, this may account for the difference in wibration, as your engine would have to run faster than the other to attain any given car speed. If the two cars are geared the same, the difference in vibration may arise from less careful balancing of the moving parts of your engine, or inequalities in the action among its cylinders, which are absent in the other. Without -going to un- warranted expense in building this engine over, there is not much you can do to correct its yibrating ten- dencies except to tune it up so that all cylinders act as nearly uniform- ly as possible. ts BREAKER-CAM SETTING E.'J. B. asks: In'which direc- tion should one shift the cam of the timer on its shaft to make the spark come earlier? Answer: By shifting it in the direction in which it rotates 'you will cayse the spark to occur earlier. H. Y. writes: The engine of my car vibrates very annoying- ly. at speeds above 32 m. p. h,, but " FISHERMAN'S LUCK, GOOD BUSINESS "+ "When you see a desk-ribbon Jockey casting French River, ° or exhibiting the skin of a Nipigen treut, an he. for a good i business man." A OME men are stamp collectors, some play golf, yet others off across the world in search of big ny hue hidden es whether of an archaealogical nature or the raw material as found in the Canadian mine. To some men these things are merely hobbies, to others . a living. ; Some businasses and some occupations call for a breaking down of the cast-iron partitions which we are apt to erect between what the world is pleased w call "a living" and a "hobby." 3 When we have worked for some time at earning a "living" we are apt to be suddenly aware that something of strength, something of alert- ness, some 'virtue" has gone out of us. And in order to get back, we Jet 3buut recreating that lost strength. By nature man is not a "special jn, Yet we all know, to our cost, the tendency of modern business-life to make him so. The pressure of "business" of which we boast, the Jystem, the 'competition, of which we think so highly, as to be always n pursuit of it, is in reality a Juggernaut, a fierce feudal! overlord of the worst type, since we are in bondage to it without knowing it. We actually ake Sur shaine lovingly to our hearts. Sometimes awakening comes in the form of a rude shock. A' physician's dictum. But 'as often i subtle and Ju, tangible shock ed ns Suits Sopher fork: That me "mere chit of a fellow" Te Shitota beats us at our own Bat tuck to his be so much nearer truth. ne i TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924. ings'? 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We want you to know our prices--stack them against these advertised "wonderful bargains." : Come in and see one of us or fill in and mail the coupon below and we'll get in touch with you, Let me know about your Goodyear prices and the type best : suited for me. My cards .....cc lu cainees make Closed (....). Open (....). Year made... ..e.00 Mysizeds .. oii Myaddressis. +. ..c.........0. My 'phone number ............. Signature ........ LEE i EY 4 DRUG STORE SOLD. 'Mr. Lochead, Vancouver, B.C., Set- . tles in Sydenham. Sydenham, April 16.--The lake is again clear of ice and the farmers are busy on-the land. Thd drug store, so long owned by Mr. Boyce, has been sold to Mr, Lochead, Van- couver. Mr. Lochead took posses- sloh at once and his family will move into the house lately vacated by Miss Hobbs. Mr. Boyce has bought the stone garage, opposite the drug store, from Mrs. McConnell. The ladies of the village and sur- rounding country are enjoying the privilege of taking a course in home dressmaking. A demonstration lec- turer from Toronto is conducting a two weeks' course in the town hall. It is under the management of the Woman's Institute, The Institute also held a public meeting, on Wednesday evening, at which Miss Guest, from Toronto, was the speaker. Miss Phylp, Lind- say, has been engaged as science tea- cher for the remainder of the year. At the Easter meeting of the W. M.S. to be held in Wesley Hall, Eas- ter Monday, Miss Morton, Toronto, will be the speaker. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman on Sunday. Going to Western Canada? Every year at this season hun- dreds of families consider paying a visit to one of the three Prairie Provinces with the idea of perman- ently locating there if they find suitable lccations. The very best train to take from Toronto is the . NATIONAL, the steel equipped Canadian National trzia leaving Toronto every day at 10.45 pm. The NATIONAL offers exceptional service, carrying Stand- ard Sleeping Caf, Diner, and Com- partment Observation "Car and Coaches, as well as Tourist Sleeper and Colonist Cars. The Colonists passenger will find the lunch counter service a great coavenienca. An attendant is on duty all day from whom hot and cold drinks, as well as regular lunch counter food may be purchas- Get further particulars from any | Canadian National ticket agent or J. P. Hanley, C.P. and ®° T.A.;. C.N. Ry., Kingston, Ont. It is as much intemperance to weep too much as to laugh too much. A A --_-- Prompt, Courteous Service | | | 299-305 Queen FROST?S Phone 526 SELECT AUTOMOBILE PAINTING illys Knight , Canada's Most Popular Car ARTHUR CALLAGHAN Distributors 210-214 Wellingto ston Street Auto Tops and Seats Recovered Side Curtains, All Kinds of Bevelled Glass Lights R. SINCLAIR 860 BARRIE STREET 'PHONE 1684. We Can Regrind Your Cylinders square with the base round and true with a heavy duty cylinder grinding machine, giving perfect work in every respect. Automotive Grinders Limited 225 Wellington Street | gon WE SERVE GOOD MEALS Good meals served to your liking. EVENING PARTIES given first class attention. THE VICTORIA CAFE gre : > J Special for Wednesday and Saturday ! FRUIT BREAD Wholewheat Bread Every Day. 'F. C. HAMBROOK CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES "Phone 2510. * 1s BROCK STREET - -