The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 16, Ed. 1, Friday, January 7, 1938 Page: 3 of 6
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Dallas Ja. 6 Jesse H. Jonw
chairman- of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation will Tie hon-
or guest at tho State Jackson
Day Banquet to be held at tho
Adolphus Hotel in Dajlas cti
tho night of January 8th. Ho
promises a message of import
ance to business and political in-
i teresta ex xexa.
The Jackson Day Banquet
closes a month's campaign for
funds for the National Demo-
cratic.party in Texas.
Red Chain Feed mutt be
uperior fo "all others. That'
tbi bolfcy of ihfeV manufac
turer. Only flia finoi Ingr4'9iilirJ uwk Madoand
profit-proven in tho Soulnweit. AiU-any uter about
Red Chain feedi and thoir results. Thoy aro unequalled!
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We secured these
mules from your
friends and neigh-
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l&ss rjsl! ir pure
chaqing.them than
you would from
outside dealers-
Priced Right
BLAIR - STOKES
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WITH "REASONS WHY"
A brief glance at the unit eqm-
prosing a car's electrical system
and a aimplo explanation of the
functions they perform should
itaip anyone whether mechani-
cally minded or not to under-
stand the importance of a com-
jblete electrical checkup at this
season Of the year.
Th electrical system may be
said to comprise four units: the
generator which generates 'cur-
rent for starter ignition lights
and various accessories'; the bat-
tery -which stores surplus cur-
rent until it is needed ; the leads
which conduct current from the
battery to the points- where it
is - consumed and finally the
points of consumption them-
selves. The latter include the ig-
nition svafcem. Irtmm. knm.
. starter and any other units or
accessories operating electrical-
ly. The generator and the battery
as. the source of current supply
iare perhaps the most vital units
of all. That is because much
more current is consumed in
cold weather. Remember that
(he hours of daylight are short-
er necessitating greater use of
headlamps and also that such
units as heaters and electrical
defrosters' impose an added load.
But most important of all from
the standpoint of current con-
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mtntptlmx le th job of startiaf Wjftt lMfr-ilJ1 i-
tto cur when the weather Is cokf. WtR Oil fluSICS fMI
inat starting is narow in- -
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oold morning The lubricant
coating the bearing surface and
cylinder walls have become thick
and viscous during the night ao
that several timoa as much?1 on
orgy Is required to move them
as when thoy are warm This
energy comes outtrf the battery
which must bo kopt in .good
condition if it is -to meet its
duty unfailingly on every cold
etart.
Keep in mind that the battery
nas two jobs when the car is
being started. Oho is. to actuate
the starting motor in turning
the engine over and -tho otheMs
to furnish current for the spark
ihifch ignites ihe cylindei4 mix
ture and Sets the engine running
under its own power. If there is
insufficient charge in the bat-
tery .to turn the engine over and
leave a surplus for ignition then
tho chances are that the engine
will refuse 'to -start and contin-
ued use of the starter will dimply
run the battery down.
Understanding the mechanics
of starting tho owner will bo
more likely to see that his bat
tery is first capable-of taking
a full charge and second is
fully charged when cold weather
comes on. Two things should be
done to keep it in proper condi
tion thereafter. One Is to have
the generator's charging rate
advancd an adjustment which
will take but a few moments of
$l mechanics time and one
which incidentally is not requir
ed on the 1938 Chevrolets. Which
.nave high-capacity generator
with automatic voltage control.
The other is to be as economical
of current as possible during cold
sweatner.
Current can' be conserved in
several' ways. Many drivers for
instance switch on parking
lamps instead of headlight's
during the early twilight period
when the need is not for road il-
lumination but only for a mark-
er by which others may see- the
car coming. Accessories using
current should be selected with
xare and used sensibly.
-starting in coin weather is
greatly simplified in the latest
Chevrolet models with their
positive starter-to-flywheel en-
gagement and automatic choke-
relief facilitating the use of the
hand-operated mechanism.
The attention required by the
battery cable ignition leads and
other wiring is simply a check
up to make sure that connections
"are tight and insulation perfect
i?o Liiat an current win reacn its
destination. Spark plugs should'
be tested and ignition points
cleaned to assure an instantan
eous start.
when you've found
a way to ease ihe
pains of
EOMAT
and do Y the
inexpensive
too.
Thoy say that Truth l strang-
er than Fiction and that old "
adage may be aptly applied t
this story. To build shoes thufc
would satisfy the 'most dlecrjih-
iriatirig taste nnd at tho sanw
time fit comfortably has beta
the despair of shoe manufactur-
ers. i
Years ago Dr.-Soholl th$ 'WoH-
khown Foot Authority began to
work1 on- a line of shdoavtihafc
would completely solve this
knotty problem. When he- gave
to the footsuffering -public his
famous line 'of Scichtifid Shoee
his effort were crowned "witJfc
success.
The Gersbach-WackerCo:4v1idi
have for years been headq'uar-''
ters for Dr. Scholl's Foot Com-
fort Appliances and Remedies
have ammged with Dn SchoU
to demonstrate hisi ScientifJC-
Shoes at The Gersb&ch-Wacker
Co. on Tuesday Jan.- llDry
Scholl's Foot and -Shoe Experts
will bring -with them advance
showings of the complete liner-
of Dr. Scholl's new style shoes.
There will be 622 fittings to
meet the most fastidious tastes
and all types of feet in sizes for "
men from 6 to 14; for womenc
from Vh to 13 ; in widths front
AAAA to EEE.
Unless one has made an intenv
sive study of the feet one would
never realize how many differ-
ent kinds of feetthere are. Here
is a woman who has a short
stubby foot the next is a man
with a long slim foot with n
narrow heel; the next customer
has a high arch and his friendV
weak broken-down arches. Then!
there are legions who have foot
troubles; such as corns cal-
louses bunions crooked over-
lapping toes' and those who con-
tinually run their heels over. la
short many people will tell you
"I have the hardst foot in the
I World to fit." It is tMBMaas.
sax. (jersoach says wj
be vitally interestec
Scholl's Scientific Shoes
With this array of shoes
will be included the latest model
X-ray Machine the Pedo-graph:
and Dr. Scholl's Automatic Shoe-
Sizer. In testing feet and fitting
these shoes all guesswork ia
eliminated.
Dr. School has given the grow-
ing feet of children the same-
careful consideration as he has
adults. He claims that many of
the foot ailments from -which
men anid women suffer today-
can be traced back to improper-
ly made or fitted shoes when
'their feet were in the tender
plastic stage of childhood.
iv as hich as vou trant
jes claimed to relieve the
Rheumatism Neuritis
etc But the medirin bo
many doctors generally approve
the one used by tfoimasd of
families daily Bayer Asplria
15 a dosea tablets about
1 npifre.
Simply take 2 Bayer Aapixte
tablets -with a half glsaa of water.
Repeat if necessary acconfiag to
directions.
Usually this 'win ease such paia
in a remarkably short time.
For quick norf from snch pain
which exhausts you and keeps you
awake at night ask for geamne
liajier Agprau
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CLEAN UP YOUR
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freckles sallow skin or discolored ;
spots on face throat or necK.
Crontay Bleach is guaranteed:
to remove them.
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Ford, Robert C. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 16, Ed. 1, Friday, January 7, 1938, newspaper, January 7, 1938; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth76507/m1/3/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.