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FILLING THE IADIATOI 0n cars carrying a Inter pump, m;

KIII ALL SCREWS TIGHT

1t goes without saying that all belts llnd screws should be kept tijht. How. IUWI‘. more attention is usually giNn ilto screws on the moving ports than on p lthe stationary parts, though fore refilling the radiator-Foamy; ‘the latter are frequently more tho- pump will pgeyghp lumen-taut. on a moving p"; ‘flows of the were; to all we,

thesystemunleesftlsrungmglgm the radiator hes been drained for any "ﬂun- the main should be ‘started be.

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n; . ti; Etiquette‘

‘ a. What u lhe diﬂsrenoe between eating soup and bouillon? ’ A (me eats soup, but drinks any- thing in consomme or bouillon cups.

Q. How mey one keep tbs hm. moon cnthe ﬂnler nails visible?

A By lently muhlne beck ti» scarf-skin at the base of the neil every day with an orange-wood stick.

Q. Is it polite to speak or refer to a girl as "nu-um

A. No, it is rude.

tell

is more than "miles j per -_gaillon" f

you the. Doclge Six iis ‘unusually

economicslonges sncl oil. Theyemphasi/zeﬂroo,

a slight looseness will usually of the system. thus giving a false in. lmlke itself noticed by a noise of coma dication of the water level in the lkind; on a stationary part, this warh- radiator. ~

ing may be absent. As an example. lf ” u ' the bolts holding the engine to the “ow m “u” ‘l 5'55‘ "U"

mm “mm. 10°“ on. ma’ u ‘IIBTIE LONDON. Nov. i only to the extent ofonhalf turn of l mm!‘ ‘PM! rlus with e eerew- "emblem. oanaoian Press out: oer- slmkneh’ the“ m“ be no Dem? ,drlver answers the pill-pug’; you m. ‘respondentl Two million children tible may even 0n close inspection 9w” m" mm l‘ “1'“Y-‘ ‘h’ Wﬂlbl- 1"“ ‘i’ l” “"1"! l" slwlllmlli l m"-

The commune of Oslo, Norway, rel-Wet everyyanght m“ mcguluh Wm’ lllty of receiving an llnplolsmt ehw; lion and a quarter houses built in cently acquired two independent. tlle- . Lrvéw the “mm or w m“ mi n ‘lnrsperk plug teeter may easily be llingland and Wales since the war; yqt litres just outside the my limits ‘ m” ' ' ' l film B million mum bu“ g, “m.

. -m from an old piston ring. Using _ gins on the remalnlng lfastenings, l . - , nhlch had been cutting into ‘its busl-lwhich may "w" m complete “nuke. ‘about half of.’ the ring, drill 51ml; u; factory standard, still two million ness, and now controls all movie“ is not w much A mum Mlenmkh {Jhe center of the section. Then, with ﬂhouses overcrowded. Housing and

‘Ming pm, pm“ count‘. n L, more i j" 1011s bolt. screw a file handle into item-planing schemes innumerable. ’ lThe London Country Council clone... {with and without state assistance-u

___________ BRITAIN'S BLUMS AN APPALIJNG PROBLEM

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ROSE ORANGE PEKOE irexlra go} kl

k ‘ me Cook F I then stir in the JUICQ of l lemon. Cool

and then pour into l baked crustnBeatl ‘urn: savor: PIE

that this is only one item in its ‘z economy. Big, clurlshle, oversize tires mean higher mileage. - _ Body construction is such that utmost strength snclrigidityaresecuredwithaminimum olweight. The extra-large clutch é- massive 7-besring crenlcshelt — B-hesring rearaxle -.- 8-inch frame - permanently efficient y internal-expanding wheel hydraulic loraltes atogether with a score of unseen but all-important mechanical superi- orities, insure that never-failing dependability which is the Foundation 0F Doclge Six economy.

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the whites until stiff and stir in ll tablespoons sugar. Spread over pie,‘ and brown in the oven.

’ A nice little pie to make, using up i that leftover crust from the more v elaborate pie. Three eggs, 1 table- » spoon cornstarch. 2 cups apple sauce. . y? sugar to taste. Separate the eggs and i; gave thdwhitcs for a meringue, Boll

houses in the vicinity.

gstead of permitting lt to concentrate of m” M“ n m“ m’ hm‘ “m ion a 1W pom“ A rerun,‘ schedule loot come in contact with metal. with 3111s built 45.000 dwellings. It u one of ‘uhould be adopted M ‘lghmnms l" [one end of the ring section touching ‘it-he world's great landlords. Its dwell- ‘ fasbmmgs‘ the frequency depending lthe spark plug terminal-and the other lllll! house 189.000 peoplsye populo- On the extent‘ ,0 which it B mi lltouchlng the engin, the plug mny be l tlon greater than that of Ottawa. tested with safety. _ Yet the I... C. C. has always a long FUELlJm 133g . melting list of applicants. within the A comparatively small fuel 1mg l"; lllast 12 months. it has receives 160,000 A short circulied battery may be inlay leave the driver st-l-aruleq on the new inquires for accomm ’ tion. caused by buckled pistes. 0r by sedl- lroad. as the vibration of-thecarlin- , _ mcnt collecting at the bottoms of the foresees the rapidity of the leakage. i IND ﬂbUMl-AND REMAIN! jois- Buckled plates m caused by JOonnections should be kept u“. n {these are the hard facts of a prob- t’ ~ rapid discharge of the battery, all times. as the vibration of the loose 1cm which knocks at the door, of the ro<ulung ln heating of plates. so that fvrmeotioh will cause the tubing to lLabor Govllment for solution. slum" they buckle and touch each other. crystallize and break. White lead,_orl1llld-P"R"l$ (Imitation in its woﬂl Every battery jar is provided with a lany other compound containing oil ‘and most demoralizing 10H!!- Th! sediment space at the bottom to take lshould never be used on the connec- ‘over-crowded houses in the mean care of the natural precipitation. "one. as Ithe gasoline will rapidly dig- ‘street is a problem second only to the When the sediment builds up to such ‘salve theoil. Shellac on the cohnee? em of I million unemployed- s height as m touch the plates. an ltlons will fol-m s perfect- seal. RI It lsSlumland confined to London electrical connection is made between JmQPIQRBY 1191i". 501D. pressed into of wealth and DOWN)’. ll Ill! 1136 them. The sediment space is made lthe point. of leakage will be found ef- lsome cancerous growth into the heart deep enough to take care of all or- lfective. lof the great industrial districts. Qua- dlnazy deposits through the life of SLOW. STARTER REVOLUTION! lint old cities and towns have their tile battery. Overheating, by to rapid Should the starting motor turn over lovercrowded areas within a short vlzuglng or discharging. will loosen llhe engine too rilowly, the trouble may [stone's throw of these mcdiaeval by- the active material in the plates. caus- lbe in the starting motor, in the bat- lwlys which so delight the Canadian in: it to drop to the bottom, thus ltery w: in the engine. frl-lestartlngltourist. ' materially shortening the life of the ,motor brushes may be defective, or ‘ Bu‘. let us cross the Thames‘ from baltmry‘. _ ithere may be loose connections. The the City 0f Rféﬂt b51138 ti! the Smith- CARBURETOR LOADING UP 'bnttery may be run down or the ter- lwark of slums. It is a swift transition. The tern-l "loading llp of the car- ‘minals may be corroded. so thatsuf- Crowds of children in the streets. buretor means that Lhe gasoline flows 'ficlent current cannot be delivered. Overiowded. miserable places of back inio the carburetor after having The engin may be tight. due to lack wretchedness. Here, a- woman slaves passed into the manifold in the form .of lubrication, or to s tight; bearing [from morning till night, picking every nf\\'ap:1'. This may be caused by im- 1o: piston. In any event, investigate, as lodd penny she can at an everlasting b70701" vaporizing, or by the fuel con- [considerable damage may be done if gwashtub yet still managing by some densing on the cold walls of the in- ithe fault lies in the englney v miracle of industry to keep the few .ake manifold. If the latter is the I AN EMERGENCY LIGHT DIMMEB Weticlts" together, still managing cause. the condition will automatically Most states and cities prohibit thdilmklnlfain the little home. There, dirt cease as soon ns the engine warms up 't=..'e of glaring headlights; it sometimes land untldlneu, submerged, shirtless, If the vaporization is not complete, ‘ha ' _ ' ' ' v ‘the carburetor should b: adjusted. The llamp, or the dllnmsr switch lisslfgoes l Iavmnwm of 10mins up is irregular-bun, so that it is impossible to engine operation. due to the gasoline ldlm the lights. Agreasy raghwlped ﬂouins back into the carburetor in- lover the lsnse will dim the lights auf- which the officer in charge received with - l-flclently to keep wlthln the law. If a in few days ago. 1n ill-spelt words. it " ————-————--- -—-——-~—- more pennant effect l; desired, a ltslu ln its own pathetic way of grind-

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lgmm“ um,‘ m 513m mam; 1n the adjacent walls and buildings in the 1-‘11. built by Bpingham who fought at °ne_I°°md bung“; m"; w,“ 5 back and front. There is very little lAsIIICWYL- In a quiet corner 0f the “mum ‘m. m‘ m,” QhudxQn-a- air perflatlon. The brickwork is bulg- ‘Cathedral walls, where a. fef: flowers living, eating, ﬂQQpﬂl" yuhhmqoln; lng lnplaces owt of vertical. There bloon; in the morning sun, a plain everything in one room. And" 1mm}. is much subidence. to be seen in the lwhiie cross marks the grave of Iklltlr mo“ “ymjlmlu” we" qnumbgr 9g dislocation of door frames, window Gavel]. grown-up girls." ‘ frames and the slooping of sagging "But there is a side to the Cltysllfe or m u, u.” the ma", "m, floors..... Stairways are winding and ---so reports the Medical Officer of Dam, o; “M”, cmmnmbun. Th, narrow annd dangerous and would ‘lliealth for Norwich-u which shawl 3mm" "my," ("ﬂou- o; Hum; present great difficulty of rapid egress ("many people living in dirty dwelling-l officially reported of one group of l" "59 M meg" l hum, ﬂung» g1, mu“, 1n u, ‘my Or there is Norwich, picturesque land yards whore the sun and air can- “, occuma by l; “mm”, m“, up old city of East Anglia, where the ‘not penetrate, except perhaps in sum- o; 1| m“, o; fkmmu‘ 33 “gm”, tourist wisely lingers awhile, where lner ......such a stats of ovsrcl-owdv M” m’ ‘m; “y”, children "M" 1o baron round-tower, Norman keep and’ ing that adolescents of both sexef yum Th, ma,“ u, outmcmd- 1n Prudor hall stand cheek by Jowl with have to use a common sleeping roam.‘

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their environment... ., In Southrnark. the salvation Army has a slum settlement. Here is a letter

WELCOMED l EVERY-WHERE AS THE GREATEST- t {SIX-CYLINDER VALUE

lsdly arrange a cl in which you

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LUXB SEDAN

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THE experience and progregg of twenty-two years of building quality motor cars have entered into the construc- non of the new Whippet Six-the Si; that 1S V giving thousands of owners on advanced idea of automobile value.

L F E s T U strong solution of eneom salts on the ins strulgie of Blumland: mosphere. g twoboys and six girls. As they are l BRAKE CLEVISE LUBBIOATION ﬂfOWiIII Ill! it l! l Vi? 940 find F9," features not found in other cars of it; "that. a tight clcvise, by preventing full [name down but they don't know when price class. Both the Whippet [our gm} frclease of the brake bands, may re- f shall hear any more. 5o I am asking 7-BEARING CRANKSHAPT ' EXTRA tom; WHEELBAS! . A NUTOBACKEII WRENCH living, eating and sleeping in two d°m.°“"““°" ofanym A nutcracker. such as can be pur- rcoms- BIG e-WHEEL BRAKES "unwmmd- “u, m seized Dlier, and the opening is grea- tthree children living in two furnished Llf; Sh" m, l rooms. so smell they could both so in-l

lenses will give a frosted effect. The "I am writing n few lines asking if . . make a car fruly modem l The brake clevises. usually consider-l accomdation for them. I have been Six are notnblg fqg- Qugunding beauty, lsult ln burned out linings. As those if you could help me. FULL. FORCE-FEED LUBRICATION chased for a few cents. makes a good Yet the officers in charge of the WHIPPEI‘ SIX DB wmppn mu‘ COACH to a sitting-room of quite ordinary

CHARLES GODFREY

‘often in one roe-m, in congested court! _

Isolution should beplaced on the in- -you could find better accomodgtion as lside of the lenses, so that it will not there is 10 of us living and sleeping be affected by the moisture of the at- . in two rooms. I have got. two Qhildrln. _' . 412d WHIPPET IS THE fame “m” mﬂnh" "fl 3 131'!" PR1!‘ led minor pal-tr, must be kept lubricl- ltrying for some time to M a Plate- ONLY LOW PR1 ‘"8 l"! ‘h!!! a"? 0f "3 wmpetltors- fun if free movements and the pre- l! have written to the Council (‘nu - CED SIX Tl" 11"" Whlpper Four also embodies lventlen of rattles u desired. Morethan London Country Council) to m m! I larger bﬂdics,more speed md o'er and l parts are exposed to water, mud and l ‘rho ages of the children 10.17. economical operation. P ’ lgrit, In occasional washing with kero~ ls,lo,e,4,:.." meht children,‘ three of SILENT TIMING c144“; Your n”! d l . »sene before lubricating is advisable. lfi and over a mother and flathlf-"lll WVMLSTRUT PISTONS est ea Cfwlllog "FINGER-TIP CONTROL"

_ _ wrench for tightening nuts or oil cup slum settlement has even worseatories (Si: Wlrc cups. The leverage afforded by the to tell. She describes another "home" W”) handles u greater than that of a m: ,1... 5outhwark---a husband, wm and

Cold Q slie. They peyﬂlﬂ (tea-n rent e week. "There was a little baby lying in push

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live Six with all the fundamental advan- tages listed above, the new Whippet is also stronger and safer, having more

Qlarles Godfrey of Wiltshlre died, on m- eleventh day of Oct. less. ln | the eighty afirst year of his age. It is l not given to all to choose the manner of this going but it seems to have been l the u». with our brother. Again and again he impressed the hope that he would be spared a long illness. And so it was. Two or three weeks before his death he was attending the fun- eral of hls brother-in-law, John PHI‘ ter, in Kenslngton. Perhaps it Ins too great an effort for him, for soon after coming he became sick. But he wasn't in his bed more than a week. Pneumonia is a hard enemy f9!‘ l mill .ot‘ four more yearstn face. , . . Mr. Godfrey was born ln Wlluhirl. and hls whole life has been spent on the farm his father carved out 0i the forest. and which la one of the fins old farms which lbfﬂlﬂd on the lfslend with m evidence of industry gnd ﬂfﬁpeflly’ on every side. Very early in life he identified hilnllif with throld Methodist Ohilfth 1M "l ever a valued and trusted member interested in her working both locally and generally. Mr. cedfrey In! M.

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1M memo 8L Charlottetown. RING! COUNT! GAILGI

‘MCLAINE SERVICE STATION

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day or night. I got a folding cot for it. At first the landlady objected. The

chair. It had nothing else to sleep on

bedroom wee so small that with one bed and a. cot already in it, there was‘ scarcely room to tumrcund. But in the end \he landlady consented. The

had to keep q elf lamp burning all‘ d” Q ﬁre would not. have been able to_see..lhe dld all her cooking on an Oil stove." l

-“And there was another‘ case in Lemma»- she went on--- seven

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lrerulnglen, sod we. John neckline of Hunter ltivsr. nu only son cteerge has tbs homestead. An only daushtnr. William Idwarda iivss in the welt-

The funeral service was held on Sunday October the thirteenth. These was s short service er the house. and then allwended. their we! to the church which could not hold ell till folk who wire therefrom t-hesurreun- din‘ Milli-l‘! and from Charlottetown, and lenllndon and nediliile Ill

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