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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING MADE EASY. BY VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

A comprehensive, practical exposition of every phase of modern automobile repairing practice. Outlines every process incidental to motor car restoration. Gives plans for workshop construction, suggestions for equipment, power needed, machinery and tools necessary to carry on the business successfully. Tells how to overhaul and repair all parts of all automobiles. Everything is explained so simply that motorists and students can acquire a full working knowledge of automobile repairing. This work starts with the engine, then considers carburetion, ignition, cooling and lubrication systems. The clutch, change speed gearing and transmission system are considered in detail. Contains instructions for repairing all types of axles, steering gears and other chassis parts. Many tables, short cuts in figuring and rules of practice are given for the mechanic. Explains fully valve and magneto timing, tuning" engines, systematic location of trouble, repair of ball and roller bearings, shop kinks, first aid to injured and a multitude of subjects of interest to all in the garage and repair business.

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This book contains special instructions on electric starting, lighting and ignition systems, tire repairing and rebuilding, autogenous welding, brazing and soldering, heat treatment of steel, latest timing practice, eight and twelve-cylinder motors, etc. 534x8. Cloth. 1056 pages, 1,000 illustrations, 11 folding plates. Price.

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$3.00

"Automobile Repairing Made Easy' is the best book on the subject I have ever seen and the only book I ever saw that is of any value in a garage."-Fred Jeffrey, Martinsburg, Neb.

"I wish to thank you for sending me a copy of Automobile Repairing Made Easy.' I do not think it could be excelled."-S. W. Gisriel, Director of Instruction, Y. M. C. A., Philadelphia, Pa.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RELATING TO MODERN AUTOMOBILE CONSTRUCTION, DRIVING AND REPAIR. By VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

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A practical self-instructor for students, mechanics and motorists, consisting of thirty-
six lessons in the form of questions and answers, written with special reference to the
requirements of the non-technical reader desiring easily understood, explanatory
matter relating to all branches of automobiling. The subject-matter is absolutely
correct and explained in simple language. If you can't answer all of the following
questions, you need this work. The answers to these and nearly 2000 more are to
be found in its pages. Give the name of all important parts of an automobile and
describe their functions? Describe action of latest types of kerosene carburetors?
What is the difference between a double" ignition system and a "dual" ignition
system? Name parts of an induction coil? How are valves timed? What is an
electric motor starter and how does it work? What are advantages of worm drive
gearing? Name all important types of ball and roller bearings? What is a "three-
quarter" floating axle? What is a two-speed axle? What is the Vulcan electric gear
shift? Name the causes of lost power in automobiles? Describe all noises due to
deranged mechanism and give causes? How can you adjust a carburetor by the
color of the exhaust gases? What causes "popping" in the carburetor? What tools
and supplies are needed to equip a car? How do you drive various makes of cars?
What is a differential lock and where is it used? Name different systems of wire
wheel construction, etc., etc.? A popular work at a popular price. 54x7. Cloth.
650 pages, 350 illustrations, 3 folding plates. Price
$1.50

WHAT IS SAID OF THIS BOOK:

"If you own a car-get this book."-The Glassworker.

"Mr. Pagé has the faculty of making difficult subjects plain and understandable."Bristol Press.

"We can name no writer better qualified to prepare a book of instruction on automobiles than Mr. Victor W. Page."-Scientific American.

"The best automobile catechism that has appeared."-Automobile Topics.

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"There are few men, even with long experience, who will not find this book useful.
Great pains have been taken to make it accurate. Special recommendation must be
given to the illustrations, which have been made specially for the work.
cellent books as this greatly assist in fully understanding your automobile."—En-
gineering News.

Just Published-A New Book on Automobile Electricity.

MODERN STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION SYSTEMS. BY VICTOR W. PAGE, M.E.

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This practical volume has been written with special reference to the requirements of the non-technical reader desiring easily understood, explanatory matter, relating to all types of automobile ignition, starting and lighting systems. It can be understood by anyone, even without electrical knowledge, because elementary electrical principles are considered before any attempt is made to discuss features of the various systems. These basic principles are clearly stated and illustrated with simple diagrams. All the leading systems of starting, lighting and ignition have been described and illustrated with the co-operation of the experts employed by the manufacturers. Wiring diagrams are shown in both technical and non-technical forms. All symbols are fully explained. It is a comprehensive review of modern starting and ignition system practice, and includes a complete exposition of storage battery construction, care and repair. All types of starting motors, generators, magnetos, and all ignition or lighting system units are fully explained. The systems of cars already in use as well as those that are to come. in 1916 are considered. Every person in the automobile business needs this volume. 54x72. Cloth. 530 pages, 297 illustrations, 3 folding plates. Price $1.50 MOTORCYCLES, SIDE CARS AND CYCLECARS, THEIR CONSTRUCTION, MANAGEMENT AND REPAIR. BY VICTOR W. PAGE, M.E. The only complete work published for the motorcyclist and cyclecarist. fully all leading types of machines, their design, construction, maintenance, operation and repair. This treatise outlines fully the operation of two- and four-cycle power plants and all ignition, carburetion and lubrication systems in detail. Describes all representative types of free engine clutches, variable speed gears and power transmission systems. Gives complete instructions for operating and repairing all types. Considers fully electric self-starting and lighting systems, all types of spring frames and springs forks and shows leading control methods. For those desiring technical information a complete series of tables and many formulæ to assist in designing are included. The work tells how to figure power needed to climb grades, overcome air resistance and attain high speeds. It shows how to select gear ratios for various weights and powers, how to figure braking efficiency required, gives sizes of belts and chains to transmit power safely, and shows how to design sprockets, belt pulleys, etc. This work also includes complete formulæ for figuring horse-power, shows how dynamometer tests are made, defines relative efficiency of air- and water-cooled engines, plain and anti-friction bearings and many other data of a practical, helpful, engineering nature. Remember that you get this information in addition to the practical description and instructions which alone are worth several times the price of the book. 550 pages. 350 specially made illustrations, 5 folding plates. Cloth. Price. $1.50

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"Here is a book that should be in the cycle repairer's kit."-American Blacksmith.
"The best way for any rider to thoroughly understand his machine, is to get a copy
of this book; it is worth many times its price."-Pacific Motorcyclist.

AUTOMOBILE AND MOTORCYCLE CHARTS

CHART. GASOLINE ENGINE TROUBLES MADE EASY-A CHART SHOWING SECTIONAL VIEW OF GASOLINE ENGINE. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGE, M.E.

It shows clearly all parts of a typical four-cylinder gasoline engine of the four-cycle type. It outlines distinctly all parts liable to give trouble and also details the derangements apt to interfere with smooth engine operation.

Valuable to students, motorists, mechanics, repairmen, garagemen, automobile salesmen, chauffeurs, motorboat owners, motor-truck and tractor drivers, aviators, motorcyclists, and all others who have to do with gasoline power plants.

It simplifies location of all engine troubles, and while it will prove invaluable to the novice, it can be used to advantage by the more expert. It should be on the walls of every public and private garage, automobile repair shop, club house or school. It can be carried in the automobile or pocket with ease, and will insure against loss of time when engine trouble manifests itself.

This sectional view of engine is a complete review of all motor troubles. It is prepared by a practical motorist for all who motor. More information for the money than ever before offered. No details omitted. Size 25x38 inches. Securely mailed on receipt 25 cents

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CHART. LOCATION OF. FORD ENGINE TROUBLES MADE EASY. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

This shows clear sectional views depicting all portions of the Ford power plant and auxiliary groups. It outlines clearly all parts of the engine, fuel supply system, ignition group and cooling system, that are apt to give trouble, detailing all derangements that are liable to make an engine lose power, start hard or work irregularly. This chart is valuable to students, owners, and drivers. as it simplifies location of all engine faults. Of great advantage as an instructor for the novice, it can be used equally well by the more expert as a work of reference and review. It can be carried in the toolbox or pocket with ease and will save its cost in labor eliminated the first time engine trouble manifests itself. Prepared with special reference to the average man's needs and is a practical review of all motor troubles because it is based on the actual experience of an automobile engineer-mechanic with the mechanism the chart describes. It enables the non-technical owner or operator of a Ford car to locate engine derangements by systematic search, guided by easily recognized symptoms instead of by guesswork. It makes the average owner independent of the roadside repair shop when touring. Must be seen to be appreciated. Size 25x38 inches. Printed on heavy bond paper. Price

25 cents

CHART. LUBRICATION OF THE MOTOR CAR CHASSIS. Compiled by
VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

This chart presents the plan view of a typical six-cylinder chassis of standard design
and all parts are clearly indicated that demand oil, also the frequency with which they
must be lubricated and the kind of oil to use. A practical chart for all interested in
motor-car maintenance. Size 24x38 inches. Price
25 cents

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CHART. LOCATION OF CARBURETION TROUBLES MADE EASY. piled by VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

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This chart shows all parts of a typical pressure feed fuel supply system and gives causes of trouble, how to locate defects and means of remedying them. Size 24x38 inches. Price 25 cents CHART. LOCATION OF IGNITION SYSTEM TROUBLES MADE EASY. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

In this diagram all parts of a typical double ignition system using battery and magneto current are shown, and suggestions are given for readily finding ignition troubles and eliminating them when found. Size 24x38 inches. Price 25 cents CHART. LOCATION OF COOLING AND LUBRICATION SYSTEM FAULTS. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

This composite diagram shows a typical automobile power plant using pump circulated water-cooling system and the most popular lubrication method. Gives suggestions for curing all overheating and loss of power faults due to faulty action of the oiling or cooling group. Size 24x38 inches. Price 25 cents CHART. MOTORCYCLE TROUBLES MADE EASY. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGE, M.E.

A chart showing sectional view of a single-cylinder gasoline engine. This chart
simplifies location of all power-plant troubles. A single-cylinder motor is shown for
simplicity. It outlines distinctly all parts liable to give trouble and also details the
derangements apt to interfere with smooth engine operation.
This chart will prove

of value to all who have to do with the operation, repair or sale of motorcycles.
details omitted. Size 30x20 inches. Price

BRAZING AND SOLDERING

BRAZING AND SOLDERING. By JAMES F. HOBART.

Νο .25 cents

The only book that shows you just how to handle any job of brazing or soldering that
comes along; it tells you what mixture to use, how to make a furnace if you need one.
Full of valuable kinks. The fifth edition of this book has just been published, and to
it much new matter and a large number of tested formulæ for all kinds of solders and
fluxes have been added. Illustrated.
25 cents

CHARTS

GASOLINE ENGINE TROUBLES MADE EASY-A CHART SHOWING SECTIONAL VIEW OF GASOLINE ENGINE. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGE. It shows clearly all parts of a typical four-cylinder gasoline engine of the four-cycle type. It outlines distinctly all parts liable to give trouble and also details the derangements apt to interfere with smooth engine operation.

Valuable to students, motorists, mechanics, repairmen, garagemen, automobile sales-
men, chauffeurs, motor-boat owners, motor-truck and tractor drivers, aviators, motor-
cyclists, and all others who have to do with gasoline power plants.

It simplifies location of all engine troubles, and while it will prove invaluable to the
novice, it can be used to advantage by the more expert. It should be on the walls of
every public and private garage, automobile repair shop, club house or school.
It can
be carried in the automobile or pocket with ease and will insure against loss of time
when engine trouble manifests itself.

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LUBRICATION OF THE MOTOR CAR CHASSIS.

This chart presents the plan view of a typical six-cylinder chassis of standard design
and all parts are clearly indicated that demand oil, also the frequency with which they
must be lubricated and the kind of oil to use. A practical chart for all interested in
motor-car maintenance. Size 24x38 inches. Price
25 cents

LOCATION OF CARBURETION TROUBLES MADE EASY.

This chart shows all parts of a typical pressure feed fuel supply system and gives
causes of trouble, how to locate defects and means of remedying them. Size 24x38
inches. Price.
25 cents

LOCATION OF IGNITION SYSTEM TROUBLES MADE EASY.

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In this chart all parts of a typical double ignition system using battery and magneto
current are shown and suggestions are given for readily finding ignition troubles and
eliminating them when found. Size 24x38 inches. Price
25 cents

LOCATION OF COOLING AND LUBRICATION SYSTEM FAULTS.

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This composite chart shows a typical automobile power plant using pump circulated water-cooling system and the most popular lubrication method. Gives suggestions for curing all overheating and loss of power faults due to faulty action of the oiling or cooling group. Size 24x38 inches. Price 25 cents MOTORCYCLE TROUBLES MADE EASY-A CHART SHOWING SECTIONAL VIEW OF SINGLE-CYLINDER GASOLINE ENGINE. Compiled by VICTOR W. PAGÉ.

This chart simplifies location of all power-plant troubles, and will prove invaluable to
all who have to do with the operation, repair or sale of motorcycles. No_details
omitted. Size 25x38 inches. Price
25 cents

LOCATION OF FORD ENGINE
VICTOR W. PAGÉ, M.E.

TROUBLES MADE EASY. Compiled by

This shows clear sectional views depicting all portions of the Ford power plant and
auxiliary groups. It outlines clearly all parts of the engine, fuel supply system,
ignition group and cooling system, that are apt to give trouble, detailing all derange-
ments that are liable to make an engine lose power, start hard or work irregularly. This
chart is valuable to students, owners, and drivers, as it simplifies location of all engine
faults. Of great advantage as an instructor for the novice, it can be used equally well
by the more expert as a work of reference and review. It can be carried in the tool-
box or pocket with ease and will save its cost in labor eliminated the first time engine
trouble manifests itself. Prepared with special reference to the average man's needs
and is a practical review of all motor troubles because it is based on the actual ex-
perience of an automobile engineer-mechanic with the mechanism the chart describes.
It enables the non-technical owner or operator of a Ford car to locate engine de-
rangements by systematic search, guided by easily recognized symptoms instead of by
guesswork. It makes the average owner independent of the roadside repair shop
when touring. Must be seen to be appreciated. Size 25x38 inches. Printed on heavy
bond paper. Price,
25 cents

MODERN SUBMARINE CHART

NAMED.

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- WITH 200 PARTS NUMBERED AND

A cross-section view, showing clearly and distinctly all the interior of a Submarine of
the latest type. You get more information from this chart, about the construction and
operation of a Submarine, than in any other way. No details omitted-everything
is accurate and to scale. It is absolutely correct in every detail, having been approved
by Naval Engineers. All the machinery and devices fitted in a modern Submarine
Boat are shown, and to make the engraving more readily understood, all the features
are shown in operative form, with Officers and Men in the act of performing the duties
assigned to them in service conditions. This CHART IS REALLY AN ENCYCLO-
PEDIA OF A SUBMARINE.
25 cents

BOX CAR CHART.

A chart showing the anatomy of a box car, having every part of the car numbered and
its proper name given in a reference list.
25 cents

GONDOLA CAR CHART.

A chart showing the anatomy of a gondola car, having every part of the car numbered
and its proper reference name given in a reference list..
25 cents

PASSENGER-CAR CHART.

A chart showing the anatomy of a passenger-car, having every part of the car numbered
and its proper name given in a reference list.
25 cents

STEEL HOPPER BOTTOM COAL CAR.

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A chart showing the anatomy of a steel Hopper Bottom Coal Car, having every part
of the car numbered and its proper name given in a reference list.
25 cents

TRACTIVE POWER CHART.

A chart whereby you can find the tractive power or drawbar pull of any locomotive
without making a figure. Shows what cylinders are equal, how driving wheels and
steam pressure affect the power. What sized engine you need to exert a given drawbar
pull or anything you desire in this line.
50 cents

HORSE-POWER CHART

Shows the horse-power of any stationary engine without calculation. No matter what the cylinder diameter of stroke, the steam pressure of cut-off, the revolutions, or whether condensing or non-condensing, it's all there. Easy to use, accurate, and saves time and calculations. Especially useful to engineers and designers. 50 cents BOILER ROOM CHART. By GEO. L. FOWLER.

A chart-size 14x28 inches-showing in isometric perspective the mechanisms be-
longing in a modern boiler room. The various parts are shown broken or removed,
so that the internal construction is fully illustrated. Each part is given a reference
number, and these, with the corresponding name, are given in a glossary printed at
the sides. This chart is really a dictionary of the boiler room-the names of more than
200 parts being given.
25 cents

COMPRESSED AIR

COMPRESSED AIR IN ALL ITS APPLICATIONS.

By GARDNER D. HISCOX.

This is the most complete book on the subject of Air that has ever been issued, and its
thirty-five chapters include about every phase of the subject one can think of.
It may
be called an encyclopedia of compressed air. It is written by an expert, who, in its
665 pages, has dealt with the subject in a comprehensive manner, no phase of it being
omitted. Includes the physical properties of air from a vacuum to its highest pressure,
its thermodynamics, compression, transmission and uses as a motive power, in the
Operation of Stationary and Portable Machinery, in Mining, Air Tools, Air Lifts,
Pumping of Water, Acids, and Oils; the Air Blast for Cleaning and Painting, the
Sand Blast and its Work, and the Numerous Appliances in which Compressed Air is
a Most Convenient and Economical Transmitter of Power for Mechanical Work,
Railway Propulsion, Refrigeration, and the Various Uses to which Compressed Air
has been applied. Includes forty-four tables of the physical properties of air, its
compression, expansion, and volumes required for various kinds of work, and a list
of patents on compressed air from 1875 to date. Over 500 illustrations, 5th Edition,
revised and enlarged. Cloth bound, $5.00. Half Morocco, price
$6.50

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