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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13
RECOMENDACIONES INTERE-
SANTES DE LA SANDAL INSU
LAR ACERCA DE LA TUBER-
CULOSIS:

no viva en- casas oscuras nj NAL
ventiladas,
y nosotros agregamos que es un
-anuncio para el hotel Ritzy que ocu-
pa ell sitio mas ventilado de San Juan
No viva en- habitaciones que reci-
ban aire de galerfas, cuidese y caste
el mismo dinero.
Todas nuestras habitaciones dan
frente a calie.
Precios rebajados.
HOTEL RITZY
Tanca No. 2. Box GAO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-13
Sc ALOUILA

Un magnffco local para estableci-
miento con aparadores mostrado-
res en- la Gale de San Agustfn No.
1875, Parada z, Puerta de TERRA y
una habitaci6n interior para vivien-
da. Informara Julian Perez Sevillano,
Cruz % Altos. Advt.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

. EYE ST. N.E.-SUPERB OPPORTUNITY
as money maker: Ii rooms and baths;
water every floor; especially arranged for
single room renting or floor as flats; four
floors; new hot-water heating plant; new cleo
tric lights: papered and painted. Key at S31
North Capitol
Evening star., 1924-01-02
FOR SALE-LOTS.

TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS. 5000 SQUARE Fl,
corner alley, Narnum west of 18th St; 15c sq.
IT. Two large lots. 18th and Sheridan. 81 50.
IT JAMES j. SMITH, COZ Albee bldg.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS SoCTHEAsT. PRErTI-
est tOwnsite In u. c.; $50 each; $40 down and
50 per month. Address Box 191-P, Sear Office.
REAUTIFT'L LOTS AND VILLA SITES on
18th ST.. 18th and Blagden ave. at prices
considerably below adjoining properties. Phone
owner. Main 1914 Adams $50.
BUY HER A LOT IN FOXALlI HEIGHTS.
Why not buy your wife lot In this DIS.
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA SUBURB? You can
secure lot for low $500 that has 4
cash payment proyiso of 500 and easy terms.
DRIVE OUT VIA NJ ST. or take the CHAIN
BRIDGE, GLEN ECHO OR CABIN JOHN
BRIDGE CAR and get on at 44th
ST. NV, or call &. G. LACEY, West 1884,
and we will call for you in our machine and
drive you to the property.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.!
Improvements in. Location good.
50xi00, for row houses. 4th st. n.e.... 81 900
62x103. popular Woodbridge section. 80. 81. $50
BARGAINS IN LOTs-CHEvY CHASE. d. c.
81. 900 each 2 lots adjoining: splendid To-
cation; about blocks from circle; macadam
McLACHLEN RANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and 6.
Main 432.
BROOKLAND LoTs-WE HAVE A MEMBER
of very desirable building lots in all sections
oe Brookland, ranging i'll price. $1,000 to
$4,000.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and q.
Main 432.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
FOR RENT-ST0RES.
(Autfnned-

NEW STORES LOCATED AT iitb AND o
SITS. n.y.. S45 to s65
NORRIS CAFRITZ CO..
913 18th st. Main 6l7
$50
LID Conn. ave. nw-Large first floor suit
able for auto salesroom, $500
IL Conn. aye.-Second floor. suitable for
light merchSndise business.
1924 l. st.'n.w.-tiood downtown location.
9l1 ST. r.w.-Store S12J.
1853 l. st. n.w.--Entre building S1OO
All of the above properties are well located.
Consult us for details
-. B. +. SAUL CO:
Main 200. 1412 Eye st. NV
Evening star., 1924-01-02
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

, ROOMS, BATH, ANIL, $50. SEE
WHEELER. $50 Longfeow.
INSPECTED II. X. APIS. FURNISHED AND
unfurnished. WASHINGTON SERVICE BU-
REAU. District Natl Bank bldg.
AMY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST.
to 8 rooms. fur. and unfur.: month year.
32O Colorado Bldg. Main 5S3.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
n l. SANSBURY CO.. Inc.,>
141S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5903-4-5.

N. [. SANSBURY CO, Inc,>
1913 Eye Street NV Phones Main 5eO34-s
NORTHEAST COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
1909 % sT sn tae.ss e es hoss ' @ sa ' ssR ss. @
f.; as: ~ 81 :s Esq.,. s:s E Il: sss e. :s:
'5s 'Do1WNfToWS w II 1Tss's INV Mf PIEAsANT
PRICE g. E s::' e. DSss s sss .s % $ $
&C.,, g. ::s5::s; % @ @ $ vii ~ =
PRICE .:: ss 'sss;a! .: = =
& $ :: ; .;::' Fl: -: s e.! g. ct s!i: 81;
NEW HOMES-oth ST. At FARRAGUT.
OUR TsEH H2Ss g Is s s. nAS H @
r$$S cSs$s hoE$ $s55 5&azsrSsF s#5
"EvERYTHISG IN REAL Estate -, -oo,
i4o Eye osTe9s nasnn F
WEST OF 10th STREET & OF COLORADO % o. AyEsSr
;: Is: 81 ::;: f.; {; q: :: e
$4,000:
-, - WASHINGTON GH @ HEtssanss sss.ns. English basement , :. -
rooms % 5 ps;hs ssnsr Considering a @ s 1e II
moderate figure $685.
Real suburban home s5s% $$SS 3 @ % nearly
s.: s e: e :i sS.% ss =, Is a. ' ' .' s4ss
$4,000.
gag :;; S =;: s'' '''''.' heat and electric
e e e.. s @ s::s $::. a ,; e. :i at
... .,.. @ . S'zsss ;:.. ss m
S1O5OO
sI I a :s ns %srs sss liz and
VIM H. SAUNDERS & co,
iss srasrr NV. MAs
Evening star., 1924-01-02
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW: HOT WATER
heat: tile bath: big lot; delightful location in
d. C., north Would take clear building lots.
CORY & CORY, 907 10Th st. NV.
WE HAVE EQUITIES II II MODERN APT
houses ranging in price from $50, 900 to $780,
COO. Each building is we'll financed and on q
paying basis. VIII exchange any one or all
for improved unimproyed city property.
Brokers. attention.
FRANCIS 4. CRAWFORD, Inc.
404-I Continental Trust Bldg. Main 75o2-oT3o.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
SALE-FARMS,

A FINELY IMPROVED 3O-ACRn POCLTRY
and truck farm, twelve miles from WASH
ington, on main paved road: near trolley;
new ten-room house; electricity, hot-water
heat; fine barn with silo. large chicken
house, etc. For particulars call Falls Church
l0o-W-2. or write Box 125. Falls Church,
Va. 4s
TEN ACRES OF LAND, NO IMPROVEMENTS.
on state road. about twelve miles southeast
of the city, in Prince Georges county,
Md: over one-haIf cleared and very proluc-
tive; high elevation. Price only 800 per acre,
OH terms 500 cash and S15 90 per month
Evening star., 1924-01-02

NEW YEAR SPECIAL.
rooms and bath, Ami; Spring road;
s rooms and bath. garage; near 1st and
Fla ave.; only $1,000.
6 rooms and bath, NV; deep lot; 5000
8 RIM, B. BRICK, LATRoBE HEAT. $500
II you want to buy home, real value, In
a convenient and close-in, rat ther than q styl-
ish location, see this; any reasonable terrs.
ton; close in; $1,000; terms,
8 rm.. b. brick. semt-detached, with built
in garage; exclusive section NV; se.so9 new
J. II. Parker, 22Oo Evarts st. ne. N. S3s7-J.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL DISPOSE OF
new corner; rooms, h.-1h:. elee, screened
floor plugs, h.w. trim, tile bath; possession; |;
IS. 75O; 81 500 cash. $65 mo. Line. 4O7.
OWNER WILL SELL BEAUTfFUL DE
tached Z room and bath home; newly papered
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME NV.
ss,5OO-$S0O CASH.
On Rittenhouse st., nr. Cap. Trac. car line
real bargain is offered In this property. for
has rooms and bath, open fireplace: lot
splendid condition. If you are looking for a
1''''' " TO iNsPECT. GALL NJ. s54s. 8.
sIX-ROOM BRfOK HOUSES; EXCEL
lent values; several in good locations; from
81, 600 to So 500. See these before you buy.
J. Il. Parker, 22o5 Evsrts st. n.e.-~ N. 6ss7-J.
&C.
NICE 4-STORY HOUSE NEAR THE CORNER
Of 18th and New Hampshire ave. NV. APPLE
TON CADY, 723 Mass. ave. ne. Telephone
Lincoln 6107.
8 ROOMS AND BATH, COLONIAL STYLE:
electric lights, modern heating plant; front
and back yard to paved alley. House in ex-
cellent condition. Located in strictly white,
convenient section. Direct from the owner
Price, $7,70O. Terms: $500 cash; balance in
monthly payments to suit purchaser
e. A. GARvEY (Owner),
4O4 Continental Trust Bldg,
18th and II SITS. NV. Main 1862
CORNER HOME NEAR 9th AND STS.
me-; Groom and bath brick, on large corner
Terms, $500 cash; balance, $50 month. Direct
from owner. p. a. GARvEY. 4o4 Coatinental
Trust bldg, I4th and SITS. NV. Main 1852.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
UILAND TERRACE NEG ROOMS AND

JOHN QUINN CO., INC.
Main 1876. 704 18Th st. wv.
UIILAND TERRACE. N.E.-G ROOMS AND
New home, 4th St me-. near I-6 rooms
and bath; built-in garage; sleeping porch; all
modern conveniences. $50 mo.
10th and Quebec streets n.w.--6 rooms and
bath with buiit-in garage: sleeping porch;
$50 mo-
Kenyon street, near l1th--6 rooms ana path.
beautiful home on 10th street. near "T''-
6 rooms and bath. $3.50.
Corner 4th and VI streets n:e.-New house.
never been occupied; center-hall plan; rooms
and bath; built-in garage. Sl25.
1926 Georgia nnn avenue nw corner rooms on Web
bath and 2-car garage. 500 mo.
Cpshur street. near 16th-Practicaly new
house; in perfect condition; rooms and 2
2lst street near "P'-l0 rooms and baths
$125. Suitable for rooming.
On HomeRd place-Detached cottage, i'll ex-
cellent condition: nice lot ooxl0O; garage.
goth and wyoming avenue-petached house.
l. rooms and baths sl73 mo
VI. 4752. - l4i5 Eye 81. NV.
9 ROOMS AND BATH. COLONIAL PORCH.
elec. lights: modern heating plant; parquet
floors; house in best of condition; strictly
white; convenient to downtown section. Rent.
T. A. GARvEY fownerl,
4O4 Continental Trust bldg, 14th & H SITS. NV.
$50 lsONGf<ELLOW N.W.-6 X. B., AMI. ;
open for inspection; ss5.
3223 Warder st. n.w.-6 r.. bath, gas, S65.
2I01 1lth st. n.w.-lst-hoor nat, . r, b.,
rear porches: only $50
213 Narnum n.w.-New house, r., b., 8
porches: ami; $50.
1907 14th st. n.w.-S r. b., 3 porches; dou-
bic garage; AMI; sl25
"a Todd pl. n.e.-2nd floor fat, 8 r.. b.: good
repair: $4S
So.
1909 14th st. n.w.-6 r, b.; ami; front
porch; garage; $50
4131 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-6 rooms, good re-
pair: s2J.
141: Quincy st. n.w.--New home. never oc-
cupied. r, b.; ami; porches; built-in
garage: s85.
For keys to the above properties phone
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
18th and X SITS. NV Main 1900.
1886 18th ST N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH:
Ii. H., elec.: in excellent condition; S75.
460 Va. ave. s.w. end and 3rd foors)-
rooms bath. s35.
JAMES T. SHEA
Evening star., 1924-01-02
FOR sALE-HOUSES.

l.
Real
Mt. PLEASANT.
S16,5O0.
An exceptionally fine three-story brick home
situated In that desirable section close to 18th
and Park road. This property is unusually
rooms. two tile baths, incIosed sleeping porch.
hardwood floors hot-water hear, electric
lights: instantaneous hot.water heater and, and :
and ready for immediate occupancy. real
buy Moderate terms.
PARK VIEW.
Corner-SS,25O.
thoroughly modern two-storr tapestry
brick home. splendidly situated overlooking
the Soldiers Home grounds. Colonial type,
porches. electric lights. h.-w.h., oak floors. 1t
Is now vacant, is In absolutely perfect condi-
ton and can I've bought on remarkably easy
terms.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
S15,850.
An Offering Of exceptional merit. 4 PAL
ticularly appealing two-story and attic tapes
near the million dollar bridge. This house has
q beautiful view over Rock Greek Park and
is nearly "a feet vide aasinE oT rooms 9m of e.
sleeping porch, hardwood floors both first and
second floors. servants room. electric lights.
hot-water heat, instantaneous heater and all
Improvements.
WEST OF 14th STREET.
Reduced-S10,450.
Owner having aiready left the city has just
reduced the price Of this property for imme-
diafe sale. 1t is individual az well as artistic
and should particularly appeal to the buyer
who is looking for something different from
the ordinary run Of row houses Six we'll ar
ranged rooms, tile bath, with latest fixtures;
stone open fireplace in living room. oak floors,
electric lights, h.-wh. and all improvements.
Very easy terms.
Evening star., 1924-01-02
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
APARTMENTS-OUT OF TOWN.

APT IN HOME or UNIVERSITY PROFES-
sor: unfurn. 4 rms. and h.; Ami: new paper;
garage on paved st; best part Hyattsyile, Md. ;
large grounds; = blocks from rwy. and
Tel. 136R. Hyattsville II RalstOn ave. 3s
Evening star., 1924-01-02
APPLERN.
81 LID L.
Main 1ls1. I4I5 G. Nv
The Best Buy i'll

The Best Buy i'll
Chevy Chase. D. c.
:, There are several of these Kite Built
Homes still available at
38O1-3S2o Window St.
tCHEvY CHASE, D. c.
They are beauties. too. You simply
can't help wanting one for your own. In
them are all the conveniences You would
have IL you were building for yourself
That's feature of Kite Built Homes
there is nothing lacking that could pos
sibly add to your convenience and COM
Iort,they are complete TO the most min
: in the heart of the most select OF Wash
ington's suburbs.
$1O.5OO to S1l.250.
TERMS YOU'LL FIND VERY EASY.
Six rooms bath. sleeping porch. high
grade kitchen equipment; ho,-wates ,Hsas nes.
throughout: stone foundation ana stone
fireplace, built TO use.
Open for inspection every day and eve
ming. Our Mr.. Hamilton may be found al
the local Office 4401 SSth st. Special
appointment can he made by phone
Take Connecticut are. cars to AlbemarIe
ST., walking to 3Sth and its but step
to Window ST; or ,r take Wisconsin ave ave
HARRY "A. KITE,
Incorporated
1917 N Sl. j IlOilS MALL TCfO-
Unusually Attractive Homes
for Colored Buyers
These exceptional residences are built
in the very choicest residential section Of
the city
Columbia Road
fBETWEEN GEORGIA AVE. AND SHER-
MAN AVE.
Here you can attain perfect home hap
haca A
missing that conld possibly add to your
comfort or the ease with which you keep
house Come over and make a selection
before it is too late - they're going rap
idly. ro
753 Columbia Road
Six rooms-bath-front and back porches
hardwood foors-hot-water heating. Open
for inspection any day or evening.
Reasonable Prices.
B. B. PINN,
Owners Representative
712 Kenyon St. NV.
Phone Col. 5s17.
For Sale-Saul's Addition.
West of 14th, on a large lot, a nice, sub
stantial s-room home on floors, large tile
lights, garage and maids room on third floor
The best value offered today.
Col. Heights West OF 18th.
Near Harvard-A detached colonial center
hall plan home containing IS rooms. 3 baths
bot-water heat, electric lights, Scar garage
Tbe hest value offered for q home or for fu
ture business property. Worth Investigating
BORDEN & NEWBOLD,
14t5 K St. NV. Main 28C
Evening star., 1924-01-02
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED


NEAR 1st AND SEATON SITS. N.w.-SIX
rooms and bath; hot-water heat and elec. !:
rent, SO; new home.
JOHN QUINN CO., INC.
Main 436 T(A 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-01-02

1916 N ST. N.W.--10 r. AND b.. S135 90
1710 G st. n.w.--9 rooms and bath. ). 125. 90
1928 n. III. ave. n.w.-9 rooms and bath. 1890
j. EDWARD LEWIS,
Phone Main IJI. 18th ST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
Valued Hints fOr
Those Going Touring
(By G. Clark Matthew


Chief Engineer. Paige Detroit
Motor Car Company.
Riding comfort must he taken INT,
consideration Ivy those who are
planning a long summer tour
When the car Is laid up for the nee.
essary overhauling. before starting
on the trip look TO adjustment O.
every part of the chassis Which
tends 10 give greater roadahili,y 10
Your automobile.
Many make the error Of under IN.
fiation of tires. This leads 10 the
hard steering complaint. Others do
not appreciate the function Of IN.
springs. Few know how TO propcr,,.
condition them,
II YOU have not the assistance ny
advice of a rst-Class mechanic dn
not blame every squeak in ynur
car onto the springs. \ very com
mon error on the part OF scv,irs
stations as well as most owners -
that when the car develops a few
squcaks one of the first moves is
TO deluge the spring with oil. In
the case of a car that has propcrIy
| designed springs, this is a gra\e
error.
In the first place. most springs
were not designed To run in an oil
bath and when they arc SPRAYED
with oil the result will he noticed nv
the driver as continuous hohhirr
up and down of the car when drN
ing over rolling roads or when
striking a bump.
it has been our experience Tim,
squeals in the springs. and hv This
We do not mean squcaks that ora
imagined to be in the springs I'm,
are somewhere else. can be curcd
by squirting oil on the sides Of the
spring shaCklCS ut both ends Of tho
springs once n week. 1t will bc
found that sufficient lubricant viii
work its way down the springs from
the spring shaCklcs to provide all "
the luhflCation necessary. II This
little hint is followed out il viii 70.
suit in much better riding car
Should YOU drive in the mountains
Tor tho first time do not wear mn,
Your brake Innings going douuhu
Many people do not know that thn
correct way To so down LONG stccr
grades Is to use second gear and bo
sure and leave the motor running
II the ignition is shut off rs some
persons have suggested. tho rcsuu
is liable Ia he n blown of muller
This prevents wearing ont W flc
brake bands usclcssly. Cnnls trc
motor Off ON the way down md IL
the safest way to proceed. DO NOT
be ashamed to use second gear
some other car may go 10y NJ high
speed in high gear but the driver
may not know what hc is doing
Many accidents are caused lev cars
obtaining too high speed on down
grades. They are unable To ston
with tho brakes alone when one or
the many turns on all mountain
roads is reached
Who knows but YOU mIght helm
PICK mp what is left of tho auto.
mobile that passed YOU few
minutes before at the rapid sprcl
ON a down grade?
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Buying q Used Car?


so many motorists have picked
lemons from the used car mart that
too many people forget how the
wise buyers select the good ones.
First OF all there Is the matter OF
finding out who owned the car.
There are enough machines in the
world. OF all sizes, types and
makes. TO make II possible for every
used car buyer to know who pre-
vious1y owned the car he is inter
ested in and to reject all offerings
that are OF doubtful origin.
The next question is. Why did
the former owner part with this
wonderful carr" There Is always a
reason. And that reason must be
carefully analysed. The argument
that the owner wanted Il closed car
Ia sadly oyerworked, but 1t is often
true. The way to find out Is to
look UP the owner and see II he's
running n closed car.
Many people get discouraged with
their cars because they are unable
10 find out exactly what gives them
trouble. They may not know that
fhe best mechanic is always the
cheapest. and they may labor under
tho delusion that n little trouble Is
always a sign Of Niagara of IT,.
Some people take a dislike to car
for as foolish "A reason as others
like IL.
Don't be afraid OF the facts. any
reliable dealer viii tell you. You
can always tell more about what Il
car IL and will be by what 1t has
been and how it has been treated
than by taking some sort of con-
rantional demonstration and guess
ing at it, Reliable automobile men
do not take in used cars on some
body's say-so. nor do they aim to
sell their stock on pure speculation.
You can he just as businesslike In
your buying.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07

accelerator. When an accelerator Is
too sensitive, as is the case when
no provision is made for steadying
the foot. it's very simple matter
to make the engine jump. You
could do the same with any motor
by suddenly pulling the hand con-
troll all the way down, but you
wouldn't.
Tapping the muffler now and
again helps to dislodge some of the
carbon from it's inner sides which is
partially blown out by racing the
engine just little.
a little oil on the carburetor con-
trolls will do much to save wear and
consequent air leaks. This applies
to the shaft of the throttle valve,
the rods or plGngers for the
auxiliary air or gas valves and to
the aCcelerator and hand throttle
control assembly. These parts fire.
quently appear to be fabricated
merely because they are covered
with gasoline or kerosene from the
Carburetor, which is just another way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
IFS Automobile Fever

Poets who once lolled on messy
banks of bahbling brooks, pen in
hand and heart in Already are
rapidly going by the boards. No
wonder, Every spring day now
brings its army Of poets of activity
10 dangle smart looking sport
models before the giddy eyes of list
ISSs t.m.b.'s. Phone bells jingle the
day long. tempting one and all to
drop duties and see Nature in all
her intriguing highways and re-
tainted road signs that lead to elsc-
where. Spring has a new meaning.
a snap and bingo that rudely re-
places the listlcSs conventions. Yes.
it's true It's spring, but it's
"automohile fever one has nova
days. II makes difference Try
to cross y busy street and see for
Yourself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
No ExcIIse For II

Have you discovered how little It
costs To replace many of the parts
ON the car that arc giving trouble 4?
IT you haven't, the chances are that
you are still making apologies for
the worn and broken things about
the car and are still ignorant of the
pleasure of having your car ship
shape. For S25 it is possible on
majority of cars to buy enough new
parts to brighten them up consider
ably. which is very small sum
compared to what majority OF own
ers lose when they trade in because
they have let the car go to seed
Nothing Is more unsatisfactory in q
car than door catches that do not
work properly. People will go for
months with something on this
order and never know that for Sc
cents or thcreabouts and n half
hours time they could put the door
in order.
Keep These In Mind
The so-Cailed pep in lots OF
motors Is nothing hut a too timber
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, their machines when the trouble
first starts. I've a lot OF respect
for the motorist who can tinker
with his car, but most motorists
seem TO fig the car instead OF tn
trouble.
4 common mistake Is to get too
energetic with a socket wrench. The
owner forgets how much more
leverage he gets with this sort Of
wrench, and the first thing he
knows he's sheared off the heads of
few boItss This means a lot Of
extra work in gettin' OFF his chest
whatever 1t was he was tacklin' in
the first place. And he's got to
come TO me eventually.
Some motorists can't seem to
clean spark plugs without gettin'
the ignition wires crossed. IL they'd
clean one plug at time they'd have
only one wire disconnected at a
time, Couldn't possibly make mis-
take hookin' EN- up again. But
what's the use OF tellin 'em this?
1t required half hours labor, re-
movin' the upper water hose and
other stuff on top OF the engine, in
order TO uhscrew two OF the plugs
OF one chaps car. He had been
giVin' each plug fresh turn each
ddJ, ana you Il tHlnk ne was pan
min to keep the plugs screwed in
forever.
Crossed threads make lot OF
work for me and expense for own
ers. Even on rim Jugs they come
around here for advice. Strippin'
threads all the time just because
they won't take 1t easy and use a
little horse sense. | always put a
few drops of oil on the threads of
rim bolt before | start turnin' down
tho lug. Naseline will do.
Now I'm wurl,in' on a Job where
the owner made trouble for him
self by not putin in new gasket
when. rcplacin' the cylinder head
after grindth' in the valves. Crack
cd the old one, Course 1t leaked.
Penny wise and pound foolish, | call
II.
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The enormous increase in the
number Of small apartments is in
torpretcd TO mean that the average
man figures his car as living room
By dispensing With the formal
room for recreation he is able to
Ir+otor without financial burden. In
summer the ear frequently serves
rs pantry, While at any season OF
the wear 1t is the simplest means of
conducting the family to the dining
room which is SO versatile as 10 be
anything from a "onc-avm" to the
Ritz. Times have changed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07

fore dependable. If you gauge your
clearance by the motor car you
may find that its driver is running
you off the road and too close to
the street car.
Satisfaction in polishing the car
is largely a matter of Willingness to
try again when the first treatment
fails to produce results. When a
motorist gets around to trying 4
new polish for his car it usually
means that he has long passed the
day when the car should have been
polished. He has got to give it
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07

Ever drive along the road with an
interurban street car and another
motor car coming at YOU, your
share of the road running between
the two? The situation is a trife
perpleXing, for it seems as though
both vehicles were coming down
upon you for certain destruction.
In situation of this sort always
gauge your clearance Try the street
car since it is on rails and there