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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924 Y THE . - > DAILY BRITIS H WHIG AUTQ SENSE TAVINGS A KNOCK IN TIME DOC, MY ENGINES BEEN AS SNAPPY AS AN ALLIGATOR WITH THE : TOOTHACHE ALL. SUM- MER BUT ITS DEVELOP- ED. PALPITATION OF THE HEART. COME OUT AND LISTEN AT ER THUMP ~ / sounos LIKE A PISTON SLAP NE IT SLAP NOTHING THATS A WALLOP, ONE OF YOUR || MAIN BEARINGS HAS GONE WRONG. A PISTON LAP HAS A KIND OF A RING TO IT, BUT WHEN A MAIN BEARING GOES BAD THERE'S A DULL Bearings are made of a bronze back and lined with babbit, a soft metal which resembles solder. When a bearing becomes worn, each knock has a tendency to flatten out this soft metal and make the kmock more serious. They never improve with age, so you will save money by catching them when they are young. The lower side of a coneoting rod Russia Is Reconstructing Georglan Military Road Soviet engineers have begun im- portant reconstruction work on the bearing is thrown against the crank- shaft every time the piston starts down on the compression stroke, but the instant the crankshaft starts to push the piston up on|the compression stroke, the pressure is thrown against the upper side of the bearing. Knocks occur at the beginning of each of these strokes and are more or less of a rattle. Main bearing knocks occur every time a piston starts down om the NN, great Georgian military highway which runs from Vladikavkaz to Tiflis and connects. Russia with the Caucasian states. Begun more than 100 years ago by czarist engi- Prepare Your Ford For Winter Driving! 5 Operations for $3.00 (Labor charges only) 1.--Clean Sediment Bulb. 2.-- Inspect ignition system. 3.--Examine Battery. 4.--Examine Radiator and connections. 5.--Clean Crank Case for Winter Oil. Ford Winter SPECIAL PRICES: Oil, pergallon . .. .. .....$1.25 Hood Covers (Winnipeg Special) . ...$7.50 Vulcananti-freeze (fill Ford) Goodyear Tires (all new, low prices). (Special while they last) Wingfoot . . . $6.95 30x34 Tires ........ roves $3.98 VanLuven Bros. 34-38 Princess Street FORD SERVICE STATION 'Phone 1609. The Of all Services in Winter oo Mew uncertainty from nothing. « Maple Leaf" Alcohol for Anti-Freeze Stations will Service, Free of Charge. ad Ap Eh rg SEA gladly give '"Aleo- Meter" find it at the very next Service Station. Service is the King of winter Services It takes away all guessing and your non-freeze problem and re- moves the worry altogether. Demand "Alco-Meter" Service. It costs you 4. compared with ™ 0 NOw TRY TO LOOK INTELLIGENT-A WORN WRIST-PIN TAPS AND A PISTON SLAP RINGS BUT YOU HAVE TO REMOVE THE PISTON TO GET RID OF EITHER ONE, | F YOUR BEARINGS HAVE SHIMS ON'EM AND YOU CATCH THE KrIOCK IN TIME YOU CAN END THE TROUBLE BY RE- MOVING A SHIM AND TIGHTENING THE BEARING AGAIN power stroke on either side of the worn bearing. The firing order of the cylinders never allows the cylin- ders to fire in 1, 2, 3, 4 order. so the power stroke can not throw its force against the same bearing twice in succession. A stethoscope is useful in locat- ing knocks, but if you can not get one try a slender hardwood vod about three feet long. Hold 2me end between your teeth and place neers, the road, which runs for a distance of 150 miles through the steep Caucasian Mountains, is now in a bad state of repair and will re- construction, As an engineering achievement, the highway probably exceeds any similar project in Europe. It took 30 years to build it and it cost $35,- 000,000, It has figured conspicu- ously in all the wars in Russia throughout the last Throughout its entire course, the traveler finds an unending panorama of superb mountain scenery, EOT- ges, rivers, lakes, glaciers, ravines, waterfalls, ancient fortresses castles. -------------- Horses In Canada Laugh At Traotors and Autos | ---- | Winnipeg, Dec. 15.--Any fears | that the horse would be supplanted by the automobile and tractor in Canada are unfounded, it is indicat- i ed in a report of the department of agriculture, which shows the horse population of the dominion has in- creased 100,000 in the last year. The number was placed 8,445,233 horses [last year. The principal increase { was in western Canada. The increase was attributed to aj | revival of interest in breeding draft | } horses, the demand for horses for { farming due to increase In agricul- | § ! tural production, and the greater use of horses for lumbering acti- | vities, city transportation and in | other fields where horsg-power | compares favorably with traction | power. ---------- SHORT HAUL BUSINESS. With Motor Trucks Sought By U. 8. Rall roads. New York, Dec. 15.--Blisha Lees, vice-president in charge of opera. tion of the Pennsylvania System, | gees the motor delivery truck shar- | ing honors with the freight train in future transportation, now that the railroad industry has become per- manently divided into what he calls wholesale and retail departments. | Vice-President Lee holds the view that the chief problem in regard to the handling of freight, as between railroads and motor vehicles, are not those of competition but rather those of co-ordination. "The part of the motor vehiele," Mr. Lee sald, "is not to do what the railroads are already fitted and equipped to do with full success and satisfaction; it is to do what the rallroads are not able to do at all, or else do only with difficulty and imperfect suc- cess. 3 "Such profits as the railroads are able to make at all come practical- ly altogether from the mass trans- portation of freight and passengers over 'at least considerable distance in other words from what we may term the wholesale departments of transportation. This is just the form of service in which experience shows tflat trucks cannot consistently earn real profit. On the other hand, those forms in which trucks can and do make money are almost invar- fably the strictly retail form, in the rendering of which railroad opera- tion practically always {involves , and sometimes very heavy ones." As a result the use of motor has been peylvania Railroad until more than 80 routes are in operation. Most of these serve the suburban Jong. ot quire millions of dollars for its re-| century.' and | the other end against the engine while it is running. Move it about until you find the place where the vibration feels the strongest. Bearing shims can be used on any engine. They are nothing more than several layers of very thin me- tal which are inserted between edges of a bearing. When a slight knock is heard you can take the bearing apart, peel off one layer of the shim and tighten it uv again. 000,000 of the latter in use in this country, and less-- than 1,000,000 motor cars. Motor-cycles, which are much more popular than in the Un- ited States, number $00,000. The ministry of transport, in making public these statistics, not- ed that the British are doing a greater export business with bi- cycles and "motor cycles than the American manufacturers, who once led the Brtish in this trade. In 1922, according to British re- cords, Great Britain exported 7,270 motor cycles while America was sending out 16,000. But the latest figures show 20,000 machines ex- ported from Great Britain and only 9,700 from the United States. Out Melons. New York, Dec. 13.--Christmas { the normal school course of at 8.546,283,| 0D distributions to stockholders, agree- gating between $3,000,000 and $4.- 000,000 were made by a half dozen corporations in the form of stock, extra and increased dividends, -------- New Jersey Board of Education has adopted a resolution extenting two to an optional four-year course. See Tweddell's $23.00 overcoats. By Williamson | [NEGLECTING KNOCKS SENDS MIANY ASKIOD can TO THE: JUNK. PILELIK SOME WINE, THEY WORSE WITH AG EVERY EXPLOSION WES LUE BEARING A HAMMER LIKE BLOW AND SPRINGS THE CRANKSHAFT. THE SPRINGING CRYSTALIZES GOOD The Opening of Township Hall Fixed i For Dec. 17th. Sunbury, Dec. 11,--The date for | the opening of the Sunbury town- ; ship hall has been set for Dec. 17th. | Judge Lavell is to tormally declare ! the hall open and a good pro- gramme is promised and refresh- | ments served. i Harvey Shannon and family are | out of quarantine, also William Sloan's family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoness are rejoicing over! the birth of twin girls. Congratula- tions. Mrs. Harry Shannon is spending a few days in the eity visiting Mrs. Willlam Hall. i A speciyl meeting of the Woman's Institu as held at the home of Mrs. C. Smith, on Monday. The funday school pupils are busy prac- tising -for their Christmas tree. The Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs, | George Ritchie, on Dee. 10th. There | was a good representation of mem- | pers and a number of visitors, A car load of city friends spent | Sunday at the home of Cornelius Smith. Mise Mildred McDonald has returned home after spending the past two months at Latimer, Leslie Moreland is spending some time with his uncle, D. J. Wilmot, Pitts- burg. Stanley Fisher and his bride are getting settled in their new home. All join in wishing them a happy future. Nelson Niblock, Ellisville, is engaged to do the painting in the hall. : HAMMER DOWN ALL NAILS, | If you see a nail sticking out of a board, hammer it down before you or someone else steps on it. Any nail is likely to. cause infection if it penetrates the skin, Death has been caused within forty-eight hours by neil wounds. If you step on an nail, go to a doctor at once. See Tweddell's $22.00 overcoats. Nile green satin, very heavy and clingy, makes a most picturesque evening gown to be worn under 2 mink evening cape. Genuine antique desks, several styles to choose from. Mah Jongg "Auto Batteries Made When you need your Battery repaired or one made to order, al- so sutomobile repair work, it will pay you to ses us. . tables, the last style. R. J. Reid's. Ss « « PHONE 1089. TITTIES CEH 3214 Dunlop Traction Cords . $17.30 3134 Dunlop Ribbed Cords . $14.95 A few 30x35 Cords at . . $7.55 Attwood & Dine ACES IN VULCANIZING 277 Bagot Street. "Phone 902m. "Longer Distance," "Clearer » "Greater Volume," "Better Reception" are all combined in, the ROICE TUBE. "Your tibe is the heart of you set." "Your set is only!as go as your tube." t Universal Tiret& Battery ce ] Cor. of Queen & Ontario Sta. Phone 981. EDWARDS AUTO SERVICE McLaughlin Car Owners Try the man that knows your car. aaah Six years of factory experi. ence in the McLaughlin factory. All work absolutely guaran- teed. Flat rate if you prefer it. GET IT REPAIRED Machines, Phonographs; Guns, on rei and refitted. Paris supplied. Saws fled, knives, scissors aud edge tools ground. Lochs repaired. Keys fitted to ks. All makes of - Lawn Mowers sharpened and re- We cap repeir anything that is repairable. J. M. PATRICK 140 Sydenham Streel, Kingston Phone 3006J. rl 85 MONTREAL STREET "PHONE 28544w. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Patterson, both elghty-seven, of Marion, 0., married sixty-seven years, died within twenty-four hours of each other and will be buried in the same grave, wn There are plenty who would rath er chain the wheels of the car of progress than to push it along from the rear. ~~ Buy Goods Made In Kingston It helps to keep men in employment. Their wages will be spent in Kingston. Monarch Radio A Batteries will go with any set and have a greater capacity than any on the market. For sale by all good dealers. The Monarch Battery Co. Limited 275 ONTARIO STREET, KINGSTON, ONT. - PHONES 836-887 SAA OD SMM. ANNO Donse BROTHERS (CANADA) LIMITED UNCE A substantial reduc- tion in the prices of their Passenger Cars effective December 1, 1924,