CAR TO CHASE CATS How the owner of the Irish risking his wagon keeps the dog safe. He's a THREE DEVICES WILL SAVE CARS Wear and crease Life of Automo- bile E Minimize In- Engine. wear gine's and crat General Oy were “An cleans case ' ich 0 and fuel that oil, izes Wot minim contaming Crankease ven tilation, wi general us is One is tn fan thron from the ¢ it any in the is RCTOSS and carrying usually causing sense, which carries with vapors that present crankcase. Th ther method of air crankense to take na certain the surface of portion the into the intake of the carburetor with it the water moisture and fuel pons.” Trains Now Halted 1 at Unprotected Crossings Grade the less active roads in Mass Hampshire crossings at towns on some of branch of rail achusetts and New unguarded with out violation of rather strict laws gov- erning the protection of intersections of roadways and railways. Until re cently pensioned served as gatemen and such ings, Pedestrians er need “he The comes oo a over the This practice thay onds’ delay to passengers, the railroads a by relieving ti stationing where there a day. lines are now employees flagmen at Cross. vehicles of the now “hewares"” stop before and ware no long locomotive.” and rollir locomotive fall crossing. cause a few see but it saves considerable amount em of the necessity of crossing men at points are but four or six trains Spring Clearances Are Lessened by Usual Use During the inspection of the new car while one is jotting down the vari- ous identification marks and numbers, it is a good plan to measure the clear ance between the centers of the springs and the frame just above. Later on, when the car has been given a season or so of hard work, it will be found that the clearances are less. If springs have settled more than a quarter of an inch as indicated by the variations In clearance meas- urements, the car will not ride easily, i manages the pup from to chase cats, y little covered es dog Ie tepetoef efferent me White Crosses Too Depressing in Ohio TB 1 furt TL feololed fofodete ' v * 1 Jobe fon 3 a Lt | Sunfoe] Seed! Ltt ded onde snlontuntocten Sep eageatenianl a wef "i ne wlosden Loe | Lontentant wd a ar} Be ar ar ee IE EI * nt will Tell Inventor Holding New Device CONnMCt ns of a lead Clzver Job in Freein~ Sticking Acczlerator Experienced n alarmed when the lubricated at anchorage or spring t otorista do not get accelerator, under ts various points of suffering from a defi wnision, fo stick They merasly pull it up with of thelr shoes, second nature to resort to this practice. wrong No matter Is In freeing a sticking there are times when failure Is evitable nnd the punishment is Inflic ed upon the transmission Ww pet the accelerator sticks, have it freed at once, client begins slightly. the it becomes sides Sometimes for them That 's skillful one accelerator in how gears, AUTOMOBILE FACTS The public has averaged ment of S1.000000000 n past ten Invest. for the an year years In good roads, . 0° Happening to be on a motor high way is probably a modern town's easiest way of getting on the map. Something else the not receive when they horse was free service or a year, old-timers did bought a new for six months The nation rejoices happily In the possession of an ex-President who Is not afraid to use a little old last year's car, » » - Do not have the valve clearance set closer than the factory directions call for. When set too close the valves will not seat properly when the en. gine is hot, . ® » The state of Texas, largest state In the Union, has the largest highway mileage of all the states in the coun try. It has 180000 miles of roads within its borders, Black Frocks for Summer Are Sheer Crepe for Day Wear; Net for Evening; Taffeta Liked by Parisians, The black gown, to correct for summer evenings, must be sheer, This is the edict of the smart world every- where, The black frock for day wear may be of crepe, but it has the advan of being retieved by lingerie touches, this being of the out- standing features of the year, One's choice In sheer black is no longer limited to chiffon. There are chiffons in plenty, but net merits high- er while georget not to be forgotten when selecting fabrics Chanel took to tailoring net, ghts have followed suit, Mold are tucked and puckered or sired. or oa be tage one praise, te is Nince lesser 1 ed net horizontally, CASES are sometimes in shirred at what hodices waistlines other ever level is de That are chemise being revived Is welcome many women, these inst 113 Shoulder tray ANCces nu De Aas narrow ns is possible, Chancel's use of cori metric neck of course, hack widely copied. Assy nes fare nlso favored, wi the cut front, i 1 decolletuge hile, cut are still gowns, 1k Frock of Black Taffeta. of couture. Molded lines, illy princess or not have many the whether actus the whether one varies supplementary b Is something nit the waist. be it at the top of the hips, or The line may not be straight, al to follow the dip become most desirable waistline, and by a there line, higher, for it seems logic the silhouette olero or jacket, to aces to as hip. outline The has One notices a tendency a trim shoulder as well collar-over-the-coat movement naturally added to of Yokes have found favor and are instrumental In giving a clear-cut line to the shoulder, Self-collarg are quite as in their way as contrasting excepting that in the case of a black or bine frock there Is a penchant for a white or eggshell lingerie collar, While printed dresses may be varl- ously trimmed, one ia quite within their rights to eschew other trimming than Is provided by the eolor and motif of the gown itself. Self-collars, belts, too, for that matter, have a way quite the impor. tance collars, nlso good ones, Bow as Ornament for Accessories, Costumes The bow appears to be the sacred cow of ornamentation in accessories ns well as In costumes, Its possibilities are infinite In adding the feminine touch, The jaunty bow becomes a most se. date little decoration when it Is made of leather and stitched flat all around to the flap of an envelope bag. A fiat tailored bow nicely bound Is the sole ornament to soft suede gloves 62 French origin, for which milady has a predilection, Orange Felt A charming little felt hat Is made of orange-colored felt and is trimmed nt the side with a very small gar denia of the same color, a little more neutral In tone, White Jersey Jumper Is Every tailored suit, be it silk or must have its white jersey jump er, says fashion this When tired of an ensemble blouse in match. ing color, slip on this immaculate white one and there you are as fresh as a June morning. The model ilius. is embroidered in brilliant red designed to wear with either a red blue suit. Other colored wools are offered: tan and orange for a brown ensemble, green and yeliow for green, and gray and black for the alli.black or all.gray suit. Aside from its smartness as an gceason, or suit blouse, ideal with a white skirt jersey comes racticaily all made-—except the facing of neck and slecves and the hem at the are tc be done after is finiched. In or extra an summer costume when worn of crepe de chine, wool material, it or other for which ery is No Cy vine work to do of the finest vory whi the words there and no nm embroid other lanning The jer. quality in sey is all wool and is a lovely te tone On Rearing Children from CRIB to COLLEGE w v wv Compiled by the Editors of “CHILDREN, The Magazine for PARENTS” of the ar once ever weeks (0 the average when amounts often There is, of much The ch ion may monopolize and become as who have the in the high chair young to learn to.be list keep silent learn this most readily imitation of older parents, When to our children as they them to turn to listen others, They the attention COUrse, danger of to ild who receives un. paying too dren, due attent cur the con versation unpopular fault, not ton mers and to They hy unconscious children and their listen courteously talk, we teach with unconsciously as adults lables same are while others speak. we conrtesy imi- We must abandon our complacent gsnugness about our own dimly remem. bered adolescence, First of all, can throw away our critical attitude toward the younger generation, and we con make ourselves remember that youth today is no different fundamen. tally, from youth in any age. The seeming difference lies entirely in the time in which youth is growing up. Times will change, but youth will he youth, differing only in its form of self expression, not in all its funda- mental urge, we Milk Is a complete protein food sup- plying the best form of protein to build and renew the body tissue, Full grown adults need protein to repair tissue, but children need it for growth ns well, It Is most Important that they have plenty of good milk which nlso gives them calcinm and phos. phorus, 80 necessary to proper bone and tooth development, and fats and carbohydrates In a very digestible form, For the Debutante A charmingly youthful frock for the debutante has a wide, full skirt with an irregular hemline which fis scalloped and edged Inside with three snl ruffles. The deep decolletage is scalloped, algo, and there is a wide bow, with long ends of three differ. ent colors, placed at the left hip, i i | Climax Put Too Much George (OC ina Y. M. C. 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