New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1915, Page 4

BE CGAREFUL WHAT YOU TAKE FOR COLDS The danger in using patent medicines is from the stimu- lants and dan- gerous drugs | which many of them depend on [ cars on the mar. | for their tempor- ssary to oo || R el T e N Y™ | cause it is free fidable motor car. |{from alcohol, par you should seek | narcotics and fm—where equal ‘at- dangerous drugs, 3 Father paid at the mechan- | yroaich o m and appearance, | had 50 yvears of it success as a ton |ic and boc 3 | builder, for heal- he outward appear- | ing throat and important, but not | lungs and in the treatment of cqu:hs S the interior—the | and colds. Father John's Medicine is | 2 doctor's prescription—pure and wholesome. Guaranteed. it a certain auto- ‘this to say to buy his first car: Now that there buy Bhould be your first fiot know a whole lot | ,in order to for car methods. lar taste. Be Ing—and that is power. better to ; quite enough. Bure that your car will fvhere and at any time egardless of road con- appre- Be | special care in the assembling of all the sheet metal parts. It means proper lubrication and accurately cut rear axle, transmiss cer- gears in the little | and motor. You! “Look for qualities. Care in spring suspension | and upholstering insure these two | things. Great advancement has been made in these two items. “Secure absolute reliability as to the starting and lighting system. You want a system that will never fail joline consumption; and |you; especially as to the lights. but a heavy car will| . 'safety first'—I am leaving this to the scrap heap. Me- |, 1,0 jast,'but it is one’of.the most is secured by the sub- 5 ] Juminum and fine steel | tmportant things you Ahould think h and other basgic ma-|of. Be sure that the manufacturer | has safeguarded the, passengers by for | the use of the very best material in making the vital parts of the car— parts like the steering gear, front and rattling, parring car.|rear axles—and that he has supplied secured by special care |brakes and liberal size and that are to details. It means { absolutely dependable in action.” i have a comfort and easy riding weight. A heavy car sive in the matter of t It makes pd when you are driv. g is so annoying to the hg, Middle Aged and Old Extol Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey { it inj ; the lost ball? frances Lutz Mr. Ezra B. Hand MrsMarya ] Simpson “I have used Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey a great many years, and1 find it gives me great strength and a good appetite. Iamnow 102 years old and in very good health for one of my years.”—Mrs. Mary A. Simpson, 333 De Graw St., Brooklyn, N. ¥, ute being cured “Ihave beenusing Duffy’s trouble through pyre Malt Whiskey for sev- y's Pure Malt ; . as directed. I eralyearsandam stillusing advertisement it. I had insomnia so bad paper and con- that I could not work. I ive Duffy’s Pure : ey a fair trial, 1 made up my mind to try ully say that in Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey; s able to r and I want to say thatit has O entirely oon- made acomplete cure in my case.”—Mr. Ezra B.'Hand, lomach trouble.” ces M. Lutz, 3619 Philadelphia, Pa. ’s Pure Malt Whiskey before the public for over half a century and its medical value is ap- py thousan¥s. It is an absolutely pure distillation of carefully malted lerworked men and delicate women will find in Duffy’s Pure Malt health-and strength giving properties that are so necessary to them. ine for all mankind. Duffy’s and Keep Well.” ED BOTTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations. 's from your local druggist, grocer or dealer r bottle. If he cannot supply you, write us, toll you where to getit. Medical baoklet fres. ffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N, Y. ing entirely over- 1628 Ritner St.. Phila., Pa. [ER LIGHT SETTER BUSINESS y your Lighting —that’s the first pard improving trade. he most brilliantly and suitably tore that attracts the greatest of possible customers from its ors 's a tip then—get the data on new Nitrogen Mazdas. erchant: Ask Yourself, “What's tle Co’s 'Phone Number?” NITED ELECTRIC LIGHT & WATER CO. 92 West Main Street | ache and neuraligia. | of old-time, honest AUTO QUESTION BOX FOR PUZZLED HEADS Running Without Bearing. Motoring Department: While adjusting one of the bear- ings in one of the rear wheels I had occasion to take a bearing out, and in one of the balls. Will Learing to run without P. K. You should replace the lost ball without delay, taking particular care to obtain the exact size, so that all the balls of the bearing will be the szme. If you do not replace the lost bull the additional strain put upon the others may cause the cutting of the ball Tace. When this starts. the life of the whole bearing will be very short. doing so lost re the Carburetor Adjusting. Motoring Department: I have a car with a carburetor which will not run slowly. It seems to work well enough with the throttle opened to pull the car, but that is all. The engine seems to be in good condition. What do yvou suggest is the trouble ? i G. H Many things prevent a motor from throttling to low speeds. Usually the trcuble is in the carburetor adjust- ment. At slow engine speed the air valve should be closed. If you feel the carburetor is right then test for air leaks in the manifold. A slight leak in the manifold or one of the manifold gaskets will cause your trouble. The spark gap at the plug should not exceed 1-32 of an inch. Each cylinder should have strong and equal compression. Chipped Gear Teeth, Motoring Department: I have a 1913 car, and there are three or four teeth of the bevel gear that are chipped: they are not and the car seems to have just as much power as ever: the pinion is in good condition. Please advise me if vou think I had better have a new gear or not. E. B P If the teeth of the gear do not chip any further it is hardly advis- able to change. You must figure. however, that this defective gear will tend to spoil the pinion gear. Also, that any addition chips may work themselves between the teeth of the driving gears and do further damage. Would suggest that the part in aues- tion be inspected once in a while, and if it shows signs of additional wear or has a tendency to chip further, that it be replaced with a new one, Aluminum vs, Steel. I am a reader of vour columns and wish to ask the following question through your motoring department The three bearing caps on my crank shaft are cast aluminum and all are Eroken. Are the cast aluminum caps stronger than steel caps would be and which would crack the easier? i In timing the valves when should the intake valve clo. READER. The aluminum caps are not as strong as steel caps of equal dimen- sions. The latter kind will not crack so easily if properly made. Usually the intake valve closes about thirty-five degrees after bottom center. This varies with the type of motor—that is, whether it is a high- speed or slow-speed type. Engine Noises. Motoring Department: Will you kindly advise me in your next issue the following: had since March and same runs fine, Yut lately T noticed when running and changing from low to high a sort of clattering noise in the engine. I thought perhaps it was in the valves, or might be a loose poston. I notice the clatter very much in running slow. I have not looked into the engine, but thought T would get your ideas of what the noise was Thanking vou in advance for your kind information on the matter SETRE (S Perhaps you are driving with spark too far advanced. When running in low gear the motor tury over fast and the advanced spark suitable, However, when you go into high gear the speed of the motor is greatly re- duced and the overadvanced spark would cause the knock. Exce: e carborization of the ¢ nders would also add to this condition. It s possible that the mechanisim control- ling the spark advance has hecome disarranged and needs readjustment. PAIN GONE! RUB SORE, RHEUMATIC Rub pain away with a small trial bottle of old, penetrating “St. Jacob’s Oil.” Stop “dosing” Rheumatism. It's pain only; not one casc in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub soothing, penetrating “St. Jacob’s Oil" right on the “tender spot,” and by the time you say Jack Robinson—out | comes the rheumatic pain and dis | tress. rheumatism liniment which never dissapoints and doesn’t burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness from the aching joints, muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, bacis~ Limber up! Get a small trial bottle “St. Jacob’s Oil™ from any drug store, and in a mo- ment, you'll be free from pains, aches and stiffness. Don’t suffer! kub rh Eycs examind., Sat- 1 e isfaction guaranteed | Registered Optometrist and Optician. Over 30 years' cxperience in I have a 1914 —— car which I have |} | ““St. Jacob's Oil” is a harmless ALLEGIi $900,000 IS DUE STOCKHOLDERS | —_——————————— PRIGE ““The Stardard of Value and Quality’’ PR Model Fairfield—Six-“46” I"\I this picture you are looking at the only seven-passenger six-cylinder ear in the world which sells for less than $1400. It is our belief that this car fixes— at $1395—the highest price you should pay for a six-cylinder car of supreme value. In this announcement we cannot begin to describe the car. You must come to see it in order to appreciate what a really great achievement has been accom- plished by the Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company. Bring along any engineer, any automobile expert, that you know. Let him go over the car carefully and give you his opinion. Beyond any question of doubt he will confirm our statement that this is an epoch-making car—a car that will establish a new understanding of “value” in the six field. A Big Car . Note that this is a big car—124 inches of wheelbase—meaning luxur- ious, roomy comfort for every passen- ger. This is not a “make-shift” seven- passenger automobile. It seats seven full-grown persons without crowding and without cramping. Two auxiliary scats fold into the back of the front seat when not in use. The body de- sign is a masterpiece in coach build- ir_xg-—;he last word in grace and dis- tinction. Bosch Ignition Everyone concedes that Bosch is the standard ignition of the world. You will notice that the Paige “Six-46" is equipped with this world-famous system and you will then begin to understand the meaning of Paige “super-value.” Alive with Power The 3Y; by 5% Paige-Continental motor takes this car fairly flying over the hills. It is alive with power—re- sponsive power that obeys instantly the slightest movement of the throttle. Sixty miles an hour is play for the Paige “Six” and it slackens its pace to two miles on high gear when you want it. Perfect carburetion is in- sured by the unexceled Rayfield Car- buretor. Lubrication Efficient lubrication is absolutely essential to the life of any motor car. The Paige “Six” is lubricated by a plunger pump which forces a steady stream of oil to all main bearings, pis- tons and cylinder walls are lubricated by splash from constant level oil in pan. Cork Insert Clutch This is the most expensive clutch construction used in the motor car industry, but it is well worth the many extra thousands of dollars that the Paige Company is obliged to pay. Investigate for yourself the number of high-priced cars using this clutch where cost is not an item. Gray & Davis Equipment Practically all reputable automobile engineers are unanimous in agreeing that the Gray & Davis s ate unit electric s and lightmg system is the most perfect system on the market today. It has been used on the Paige for two years with wonder- ful results, and of course is retained on the new Paige “Six-46." It is the newest, lightest type, and turns over the motor faster than any other crank- ing system. The 90-hour Willard Storage Battery is used. Paige Cantilever Spring Suspension The action of these Cantilever rear springs is little less than lons. The sensation of riding in a Paige “Six” is only to be compared with the easy, undulating motion of a staunch power boat. Cantilever springs make the roughest roads smooth boulevards. And you cannot know how a car should ride until you have had a demonstration in the new Paige “Six.” E have mentioned only a few points of supremacy found in this magnificent car. There are many, but when you stop to weigh them all and think of them all together, there is but one answer—a great “Six,” a truly triumphant Orders Placed Now Insure Prompt Delivery “Six.” MORRIN’S GARAGE On Exhibitton at Hartford Auto Show, Feb. 6th to Feh. 13th. 200 East Main St. New Britain, Tel. 943-2. kgents for New Brifain, Bristol, Plainville and Berlin, ——SEE PAGE 5 Also make it a point to see the famous ‘‘Glenwood-36""— The supreme four-cylinder value of the motor car industry. viously. pany is $50,000, | transactions which had occurred pre- The capital of the Bayshore com- | Eye Testing. 306 MAIN ST. Federal Court Requested to Receiver For Bayshore Realty Co. and Swann and Holtsinger Co. Fla., Feb. is due stockholders of the Tampa, —Alleging that £900,000 Bayshore Realty company from the Swann Holtsinger and company of Tampa, selling agents, and demanding | an accounting, Henry Barricklow and { asked the appoint a Cadiz, Ohio, here to others of federal court receiver for both companies. Alleged | charged Swann and Eugene Holtsing- fraudulent transactions are to A. R er, as a result of which, it is claimed, Swann has obtained illegally $1,000,- 000 worth of property, and Holtsing- er had become indebted to the Swann and Holtsinger company for $1,300,- 000. Included in the defendants is George P. Raney, trustee for the In- terstate Investment company of At- lanta, which has control of the prop- erty of the Bayshore Reaity company and the Swann and Holtsinger com- pany. It is alleged that the invest- ment company was organized for the 'PHONE 570.purposc of concealing alleged illegal Appoint | WHAT SCUTIGA IS word sciatica. Yet sciatica is nothing but neuralgia of the sciatic nerve and neuralgia is an inflammation caused by lack ofnouriehmem. Application of dry heat as hot sand bags or flannel to the course of the in- does not feed the nerve. relief, a good thing to know about, but not a remedy. ‘What causes the nerve starvation that { may it be corrected? The most common cause is a run-down physical aystem and a frequent exciting cause is exposure to cold. Thin blood is often at fault. getting nourishment to a nerve. There- fore when the blood gets thin and fails to feed the nerves they show their resent- ment by becoming inflamed. Try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills at this stage and see how the inflammation subsides asthe enriched blood carries to the starved nerves the elements they need. Write the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y., for a copy of the booklet ““Nervous Disorders, A° Method of Home Treatment.”” Your own drug- giet sella Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. 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