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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1922 17 CARE OF BATTERY Keep terminals clean and covered and in time the battery is totally | Jems with grease. ruined. ; : ; VERY IMPORTANT The battery must be held down| ANY good service sition will help MADEIRA SHOP firmly. Jo to gel Ds Tost Why Digi a For gifts or for your own use, we have a full line of beautiful - s 4 > R M ira Cut k. le Li (Continued from page 15) Have the: battery inspected twice |gayery two weeks and have your bat- hatter Panay BA oh Voor Table inens and Gowns the battery is even more severe, the a month and distilled water added to tery examined. a erchiefs, r an Infant pillow cases....85c to $3.00 discharge rate being equivalent in amperes to probably four or five times the ampere hour rating of the battery. Chemical reactions take place much more readily at high temperatures than at low, so that the efficiency of a storage battery is considerably less in cold weather than it is in warm weather, and this, coupled with the fact that the number of hours of dark- ness during which the car is likely to be used is greater in cold weather than in warm, often results in the battery becoming discharged or fail- ing to carry the load imposed upon it during the winter, even though it operated very satisfactorily during the summer months. The engine is always harder to start in cold weather due to the fact that gasoline does not vaporize as readily and the oil in all the bearings and around the pistons is stiff, making the engine much harder to turn over. In such cases it is often necessary to increase the output of the generator during cer- tain months of the year in order to make up for the loss in efficiency and increase in output the battery is called upon to supply. What Summer Use Does The condtion of operation during the summer months and long days may, on the other hand, result in seri- ous damage to the battery on account of excessive charging in proportion to discharge. During the summer the motor turns over more easily and the battery is much more efficient, the gasoline vaporizes more easily and the lamps are not used as much as they are in the winter. This condi- tion of recharging can be relieved by having the generator output reduced and by burning the lights during the day, depending upon the amount of charge put into the battery. There are a few simple rules for the care of the battery that the owner can follow out and increase the length of servite of the battery. Rules for Battery Care Keep the interior of the battery box clean and dry. Put nothing but the battery in the battery box. Keep the top of the battery clean and dry. Moisture on the top of the battery causes a leakage of current between the terminals of the cells and tends to discharge the battery. Do not connect spot and stop lights direct to battery. Wires will be broken and corroded if connected to the battery terminals. Connect to hot side of starting switch or ammeter. the electrolyte when necessary. Never add acid. Here are rules for the care of storage batteries when not in service: Out-of-Service Rules 'Whén the automobile is put away during the winter months the battery should be removed and placed in storage. It is desirable to have the temperature of the room where the battery is kept fairly constant and as near 70 degrees Fahrenheit as pos- sible. During the out-of-service period the hattery should be cycled every 30 days, that is, charged and discharged and then recharged to eapacity so as to keep the active material of the plate in a live and healthful condi- tion. If the battery is allowed to stand for long periods and is not given at- tention the plates become sulphated Fuel Gas Now Demanded by Smaller Industries The demand of so-called smaller in- dustries for fuel gas--a feature in the expanding field of gas in manufactur- ing noted for a long time--continues to manifest itself in the towns served by the Public Service company. New concerns are adopting it in addition to the many representing familiar trades. Nearly all parts of the terri- tory are involved. in all cases marked improvement in processes has followed. The American Gas association rc search people figure out a list of hun- dreds of small industries which are potential gas users. Welch's Cafeteria Wilmette-- T may seem contradictory to offer the best food at a price that is de- cidedly lower than that found in all restaurants of class. But there is a very good rea- | son for us to serve only the best at less cost. Our business operates onaperfecied system. Dine Today the Cafeteria Way 50c to $1.50 each. Hemstitched handkerchiefs, 25¢ to $1.00. Men's handkerchiefs, 25¢c to $1.00 Napkin and handkerchief cases, 50c to $1.00. Hot roll cases,...... $1.25 to $2.50 Towels, Madeira...... $1.00 to $3.50 Towels, Mosaic...... $3.75 to $12.00 Towels, cut work. ..... $2.25 to $3.00 Chair back Madeira, filet and cut WOK ih, cies to $5.00 Night gowns......... $2.00 to $4.50 Chemises .....o.... $2.00 to $4.50 Infants' dresses....... $2.25 to $5.00 Baby bonnets ......... 35¢c to $1.50 Open Tuesday bo Madeira pillow cases, $5.75 to Large iy work pillow cases, $12.00 to $14.00. Tray dojlies. . cose cn veo 50c to $3.00 Round doilies.......... 25¢ to $1.00 Center pieces........ $1.50 to $5.00 Scarf, 36.in., 45 in., 54 in., and 72 in., $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Madeira napkins, doz...... $6 to $25 Cut work napkins, doz....$14 to $35 Mosaic napkins, doz. -$8. 50 to $20 Oblong, oval and round luncheon sets, from $5 to $95. Lunch cloths, from $8.50 up. ~ 521 Davis St. Thursday North Shore and Saturday Hotel Building Evenings IMPORTER EVANSTON HILL ROAD HOME SITE INDIAN HILL CLUB SUBDIVISION More than 225 feet of frontage. 300 feet. than other properties in the neighborhood. nearly 25% less. All improvements are in. The depth is about The price is less In fact There are other attractive features which we would like to point out to you. If your name is on the wait- ing list of the Indian Hill Club, do not fail to answer this advertisement, but answer regardless. McGUIRE & ORR Established 1894 Winnetka Office 541 Lincoln Ave. Phone Winnetka 672 Chicago Office Phone Randolph 2981 69 W. Washington St. 724 Think You can now buy a THOR Washer or Ironer for $3.00 or less per week. All Washers, Ironers and Vacuum Cleaners are back to pre-war prices. ELECTRIC WASHER Thor -32 "And the washing is done under your own sanitary home conditions" THE NORTH SHORE THOR SHOP (A Branch of the Hurley Machine Co.) Elm Street Phone Winn. 276 You can actually buy your laundry equipment for what you pay a laundryman to do your laundry each week. Winnetka, III.