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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
New U. S. Ski Troops Get Tough Climb on Peak
S O C IE T Y
M ist Rodney Hood Referier
LEGION AUXILIARY.
THURSOAY. JANUARY 9, IM I.
Teleflione 159
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„ Social Calendar
The American
Legion Auxiliary-
a
a
met for a business meeting on
MONDAY
Monday evening at the armory. A Joker club will meet at 7:30 at
report on Christmas cheer for the the home of Mrs. William Thum.
Roseburg Veterans' hospital was
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ven by chairman, Eunice Van-
The Friendship class of the Pres.
pnburg. She also reported that byterian church will meet at the
gifts had been given each of the home of Mrs. Gladys Hall for a
Gold Star mothers.
7:30 dessert.
Hester Reed reported on the
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community Christmas b a s k e t s
T|*ESDAY
which were filled and presented
LaComus club will meet for n
by the local welfare organizations. 1:S0 Assert at the home of Mrs
and that a gift had been sent to x . W. Swanson
the department president, Laura
'
Goode.
Royal Neighbors will meet in
It was voted to purchase 1000 the eveninR in Eagle« hall for
poppies for Memorial Day poppy business and installation of offi-
sale Orders are requested early cers
so that the disabled veterans may
_
start working on them, since they
T H T T IU S n A V
are
hand made by hospitalized
Uto™ ^ w,n have a rov.
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fiflfflUHCHES
January
Clearance Sale
S
1 r f i , ! . .. ,, u »»,-
9:43; forenoon service 11, subject
"Sacrament." Evening service Sve-
ond Wednesday of each month at
H <K> p. m. The Bible, t'hristian
Science llteraiure und the writings
Church of Christ. G o r d o n L. ,,f Mary Baker Eddy may tx> bor-
Ilyuve, minister. Bible school at ruwed or purchased before or nf-
9:45. Roy S. Hunds, Supi Com- ,,,r t|„. Wednesday service,
munion and preaching, tl :(M) a. m.
Sermon "The Grant Challenge
New and used typewriters
for
«XI
Christian Endeavor, 6:31) p m. ,ale at Ihr
-niini-) offira.
Evening service, 7 30. Sermon.
"The Acid Test of God's Love for
Man."
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First Baptist Church, Dr. J. R.
Itranton, pastor.
Sunday school,
10:00, Mrs. W. C. Martin. Supt.
Forenoon servin' at 11:00. B. Y.
P. U.. 6:30. Evening service, 7:30.
C h o i r practice Wcdnc ul.iy eve
nlng at 7:30. P r a y or meeting, Our sale on etiala, ilnwaea,
Thursday evening, 7:30.
Nweutera ami hula n till con­
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tinue w ith inldeil barguiiut.
1 Catholic Church, Father An
thony Gerace. — Mass each Sun
Gue lot c h llilrc n ’a
day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth
I'a jamas ....................... ftO«*
Sunday when the hour h ft a. in.
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tine hd children's
Community Bible class meets In
dresses ...............
50c
the Townsend hall every Sunday One lot hose ..................... 50c
morning at 9:45. Leader, Mr. Lau-
t>ach. Everyone welcome. S|>ectal (inc lot d o lla r hand
invitation to the ladies.
bugs at
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54)c
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Kalncoats
♦I.IMi
at
M»c
Assembly of God, Atwood Fos­
II at HHc
ter. pastor Thursday night, ten Rainconts
young people will have charge of |)n<NS S kirts
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1 the service; Sunday school at 9 45.
Morning worship at II. Evening
evangelistic service at 7:45. Tues­
day evening at 7:30, prayer meet-,
ing.
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Alice Breedlove, Prop
t'hristian Science Society, 242
Second Street.
Sunday school
rv. ered dish dinner at the home of
J .n u a r y J « ^
In e s r l>iikrd men from 41*1 Division a t Camp M u rra y , W as * ,
a rr
shown getting
their
lir» l artu a l
Naval Print Plate was ordered.
training as newly inaugurated ski troops in a clim b on M t. Rainier, th e y are equipped w ith regulation
ALTAR SOCIETY
These plates are an annual pur
new skiing o u tfits and ski-packs.
chase in each unit of the Auxili­
The Altar society of the Catholic
ary throughout the nation, with
.M. P. G. CLUB
TUESDAY BRIDGE.
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_ church held their regular monthly
proceeds of sales
used ___
for ___
nation
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a) defense." The "plates areexqui- meeting Monday afternoon at the
The M. P. G. club met for a
The Tuesday Bridge club met
sltely fashioned of finest china. bome
Mrs " •
llso/ 1 Mrs. j .00 o'clock luncheon Tuesday at this week at the home of Mrs
and bearing historic prints of 9 ? Kem was a'^ st^Pt ho8t5 ss' thsr
w Mrs. Benton Schrenk. Warren Daugherty for a 1:00
the ..uuie
home of
early naval engagements. The *
Rosebuds w, cere presented as favors o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Charles
local unit has used their plates as wa? ,opcn®? b> Mrs .P ' W
to each one present. A short busi- Hall was a guest. Mrs. C. J. Kem
aw aros
ano g in s o r aisposeu 01 _
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'¿resident”
M re ness mee,in8 and social afternoon won the prize for high score at
athaer
he Frank Gierau
v.ce n^sident Mre foilowe<1 ’he luncheon. The next bridge. The next meeting of the
Legion and Auxiliary members as J ™ * Ta ™
M re
mee,in6 *'«> be held in two weeks club will be held in
in two weeks
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8 fUndSr- v
Waldock T n d U s u r e r Mrs G al the home of Mrs Ro> Short A »’ the borne of Mrs. Schofield
In selecting roses for the home
The first meeting in February’ J* a
r'nI\Tdem luncheon will be served at 1:00 Stewart.
garden. Oregon growers have an
will be given over to a National
?.e . re,lnn8 president,
unusually wale range of choice, as
Defense program with the Legion. Mrs-
'V- Spies and retiring sec-
a
JUSTAMERE.
nearly all sorts do well In this
To have y o u r car lubricatm l practically under d riv in g
Subjects for talks were appointed retarY. Mrs. Russell Smith were
JOLLY CLUB.
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country. I'nrni the many hundreds
to members by the president at presented gifts. The following
conditions
w ith our new gentle sway ing
Walter Hunter entertained of varieties available. P. W Mill-
the,meeting
^andmg ^ m m itte^ were ^ n t -
Mrs. Walter Smith entertained the e Mrs.
Justan,era
Justamera
club
at
her
home
tr
.
a
plant
pathologist
at
Oregon
The refreshment calendar com-
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r
w
i t h
a dessert at her home Fri luesday. A dessert was served at sta te college and a horn.' gardner
mittees were pasted by chairman. JJre. Gierau. Altar committee^ day evening for lbe Jol, club 1;
iiiaeliiiie which wo have just installed to give you su­
y ° wed by bridge. Mrs. himself, hits made a selection of
Marie Wicks.
for
G- '* ..Sp,ei Mrs. Catherine ^lrs p 5s
s Rl,i,„u.,i„
„ „ h Mrs. , »
, » ’° Griggs
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v The
w w
_ committee
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M
I coaa ' s )c 1 and
Lloyd
won the prize
for the
varieties
he considers
from
p e rio r service. NO E X T R A C IIARG E. Experience u
Msble^Etolernan índ^Ruth’^Ran- ^rehipanoonmdttee.P MraPSRusseli S ^ . r,
. MrS' h‘Kh
Mr?'
William-
standpoint
of the tn*st
following
new sensution in d rivin g . I f yon fin«l that the lubrica­
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Smith. Mrs. William Bartels and Á!r_ o u h ^ m r hX d i?h ^ * 7 ' 50,1 and ^lrs- t3,rJ‘s
dwdrable characteristics: perfec-
tio
n o f yo ur ear w ith our new machine tines not stirpass
Announcem ent was made of tho Mrs F. W. Blickle; sick commit-
R Wheeler won the travel- guests. Mrs. J B. Leonard wtll en- tion of lai.l and flo w e r form, dis-
12 proposed measures approved by t«T„.Mrs Margaret Trambley. Mrs.
twS’w e e í í ‘ “b
’’“ H® ‘n
f,»bagc vigor, frae-
any stationary lubrication job you have ever received,
there w ill he no charge fo r o tir service.
the department Legion executive
Zimmerly and Mrs. W O . wheeler will entertain the club at
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flowering habit, «»lor stability,
committee for submission to the Wilson; visiting; committee. Mrs. their nex, m atin g on Janua?v-
PRFSBYTFRI kN VII)
Rood cutting qualities, hardiness,
coming legislative session. Mem- Dan Suliv^an. Mrs. L. Bnssette
. "her ™ome
PRESBYTERIAN AID.
and fragrance,
- make
• a study
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-----While all of these qualities will
bers were urged - to
Morris:
social
Presbyterian Aid met Wednes- not be combined in any one varié-
of the Constitution of the United
Mrs. Merle Porter, Mrs.
MOTHERS’ CLUB
day in the church parlors with
this list most nearly approches
States, in observance of legisla- Irving Palmer and Mrs A. Leni­
Mrs. Robert rrumm as hostess, them in Miller's opinion,
tive month, as a quiz program will mere. The next meeting of the
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be held at one of the imit meet- society will be held on February _ The
club ™et in the Mrs. Charles Beidler and Mrs. O.
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Hybrid Teas.
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UnK meet 3rd the
and hostess to be Townsend club room Tuesday. A Eakin were in charge of a - quiz
6
5th and Main. — Phone 32
the place
pi
ings at a later date.
luncheon was served at the noon program. Delicious refreshments
of
White
Mme.
The next meeting of the unit annou, jnced later.
hour and the ladies worked at "ere served at the close of the ,
„ uc.br- Snowbird. Caledon-
a n i a mi » W * W
will be held January 20th. with a
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ia. McGredy'x Ivory-
piecing quilt blocks during the afternoon by the hostess,
social hour for the Legion follow-
REBEKAH LODGE,
Yellow
or
Creamy
Yellow
Mrs.
day. It was reported that forty-
-
ing the business meeting.
Pierre S. Dupont, Sister Therase.
Initiation was held for Kenneth » ven garments and three pairs of
FAMILY DINNER.
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Mrs. E. P. Thom. Julian Potin.
C. Smith Friday evening at the ®hoes were 8>ven out in Decem-
BIRTHDAY CLUB.
Mr. and Mrs William Petersen Rc1l,«‘se; J,* nna »“ 'J- i;<’l,den Oawn'
meeting of Rebekah lodge. Final
11.. Ji____Souv.
de Claudus Pernct.
entertained
with a - f__
family
dinner
were with
made the
to hold
Pink Sterling. Betty Uprich-
o The
' S Birthday
S h club
, to t served a 12 00
S arrangements
installation
Odd
Sunday at their home. Guests in
PAST MATRONS
eluded Mr. and Mrs Howard ard' I}arn‘* Edith Helen, Countess
the home The
of Mr.
and Mrs.
J. V. Two
Fellow members
lodge on
January
17th.
Stewart
folinwine
memhei-c
were
reported
ill
Mrs. K. K. Mills entertained the Wiley of Medford. Mr. and Mrs.
1'I.,,.’ ’T ii.i*
Kdi,or McFar-
Potentate, Vier­
w ere n re « ^ » M r *
^ p T iiu .7 with
A committee consist- Past Matrons club at her home Bob Peterson and Mr. and Mrs ’ nd’ 1
laden.
M ^
»n8 °I Mrs. Vera Ziebeck and Mrs Monday at a 1:30 dessert. Every Herman Petersen.
Opens uo soring leaves and frees shackles Assure* perfect
Reti Christopher Stone. Etoile
Johnson
Trin
Effie Ballew was appointed to member was present with the e
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lubrication of Knee-Action unit and entire front system
ile Hollande. Cnmson Glory. (.Char­
M rs S t e l l a R « k e r a n d Mrs <5»e«/ nieet with representatives
from ception of one. Miss Lola Howe
BRIDGE LEÍTIRE.N
lotte Armstrong. Dickson's Red
Detects squeaks, rattles and defect*. Insure* 100% lubri­
art the birthdiv h o n c X
^ e Odd Fellow lodge and plan the and Mrs Wilbur Workman were
•n. r, - .r* T -■ -
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Orange — Señora Gari. Me-
cation.
J
asR in d er J
Re/nett refreshments
for installation.
At guests. At the business meeting
The Rainbow Girls will sponsor C ra y 's Wonder, Souv. de M m e.
j. M.
m . V
vasmnaer,
j. H
H. Bennett
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the
close
of
the
meeting,
refresh-
the
following
officers
were
elect-
a
series
of
lectures
on
contract
unlli,.t
m
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n
,
.
n
b
m
R
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i
tj.dv
INCREASES THE LIFE OF YOUR C A R -
and Frank Collins were guests.
Annual election of officers fo r m ent# w ere served. The next «1 for the new year: President, bridge to be given in the Masonic
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DECREASES REPAIR BILLS
the coming year was held as fol-
the
wil1 ** Janu* $ £ ^
‘T e l b ^ and*
r 'h ° n
¡S.»"*1 31«.l*?2
Ri’ or Multi-Color - Girona,
lows: President. Mre. William
17th.
February 1. The lectures will be Brazu.r Pr,.sld<.nt Her,K.rt Hoov.
Johnson- vice nrasident M n Tom
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treasurer, Mre. S. L. Godard. The given by Sam Gordon, well known
« Cunaet «i<m<,m
Johnson, vice president. Mrs. Tom
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER.
club will meet on February 3rd contract expert.
MK'.n-dy's Triumph Mrs K Sam
Rose Fanciers
Have IFiJe Range
To Choose From
Smart Shop
OUR PERSONAL INVITATION
AUTO ROCK
Cap Cruson
Red Horse Service
5 ta sz s z 'S 'a x fir'grygarangar no ani
j
i
BI
The New Sensation!
Cars Lubricated
While in Swaying Motion
m S .lj T ! » ,.S S ill™
Turne p u b l i c «•"
NLNE SETS OF TWIN'S AT
ary 6th at the home of Mre. Stella b*alth
«’"'crlained ten mem-
HOOPLE MANOR.
R»kan
be re of the health association at
O. L. H CLUB.
dinner Monday evening at her
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It-S ,ambjng t j m e on .........
many
home honoring Mre. Anne McClay
Mre. T. C. Wheeler was hostess farms and aided by good weather,
U U « u -« p Q n g O m i A l X .
Leffingwell. nursing supervisor, to the O.L.H. club at her home most sheep growers lambing now
L'” b* r
3
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c
k
McGredy. Mme. H e n r i Gulilot,
H e in ric h Gaede.
A p rico t
t
,v S .u d . ■ p
•
Lubrication Practically Under Driving Condition*.
Queen.
Edith Nellie Perkins. Marie Van
Houtte, Lady Margaret Stewart,
Duchess of Peñaranda, F. Camlw.
California, T e x a s Centennial,
Edith Mary M«> Pres Plumecoa
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AUTO-ROCK
SWAYS SQUEAKS AWAY
WE
1 u
Single Roses Dainty Bess. Iso-
and co,ored candles. Mre. Frank Griggs and Mre. D1 r S' ™£y,Yia Brown, alias' Major Hoople, re-
Rex
Wheeler
ported
Tuesday
morning
that
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bel.
Eltfgance. Cecil. Inno-
McFarland w a s an ■«u.uunai
additional were
Mrs Anna Graham lambs had been born at Hoople cenCe Irish
were guests.
guesis. mre.
Frances Ashton Kathleen
guest. The evening was spent with was awarded the prize for hjgh Manor including
' 1
Asnion. natnieen
nine sets ° f * Mills, Dazla. Collet
Clement,
social conversation. The remain- score at bridge for the olub and twins
Semi—
Double
Lulu, Old Gold.
Mr
ing membere of the association will Mrs. Wheeler won the guest prize.
Killamey Brilliant.
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A™ .and ’rieet at a later date.
A short business meeting was
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
daughter Shirley and Mr. and Mre.
C lim b in g and R am b ler.
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held and the following officers
Jay Linebaugh.
Red
Scarlet, Cl. Paul's
JEMO CLUB.
elected for the coming year: Pres­
The Health Association will hold Scarlet. Royal
Flash, Gulnee, Cl. Etoile
ident, Mrs. A. W. Swanson; vice
H ie Jcmo chib met Friday
b id d e n ,. M n.
m n n n aT ♦kax
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IIIC C O I
ITO»
ti u ..
r>
White
Pax. i (3. ■. m
Mre. Herbert
temoon
at the home of Mre. Merle and secretary-treasurer.
Mre. m
T O ’AJ O C1OCK i n IH C O -i-v,.
.
« u u e r-ax,
Porter. Mre Charles Young was a C. Wheeler. Mrs A. W. Svranson £ ± L e
P
Stevens. Cl. Caledonia
guest. The afternoon was spent will entertain the club at her welcome.
Yellow Mermaid. Golden King.
with bridge with Mre. Sherman home in two weeks.
Pink Harmony, Mme. Gregoire
ADAMS
APPOINTED.
Chapman holding high score and
Staech’in, Cl. Dainty Bess.
the guest low. Coffee was served
Coppery and Variegated -R e-
W. B. C. CLUB.
—
B. K. Adams of Saginaw h a s vejj Dijonaise, Cl. Souv. de Mme.
by the hostess at the close of play.
The next meeting of the club will
The W.B.C. club met Wednes- b?e.n appointed chairman of the c chambard.
be held in two weeks at the home day with Grace Davis Bridge fol- llth «Strict of the national league
of Mrs. Russell Smith.
lowed a 1:30 dessert with Mre. ° f district postmasters. News Corona adding machines for sale
♦
Margaret Lasater holding high of the appointment of Mr. Adams at th<? Sentinel office.
GARDEN CLUB.
soore and Grace Jenkins low. The who has served as postmaster at
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club will meet next Wednesday at Saginaw for a number of years,
Mre. Curtis Hansen entertained the home of Anna Gates.
was received this week.
the Garden club at her home Fri­
day afternoon. Following a dis­
cussion period the following offi-
I
cere were elected for the coming
vear: President, Mre. A. W. Wolfe;
vice president, Mrs. William Peter­
Come to the Grove Drive-
sen: secretary-treasurer, M rs.
By Trading at Thrift-Wise, the store that maintains those
Curtis Hansen. Delicious refresh­
In on the new highway
ments were served at the tea hour
cut-rate prices everyday—So you, too, can save.
near 5th street just as you
by the hostess.
Mre7iiSnMr«S T ^ 1R L eVeniIn*Kf<>r
,w ^° have
been SDendine the holidays'
wifi.
Mr«
«
R»?nh
n
i S
' MrS
WE
WF.
WE
WE
WF
Make It
WE
A
WE
Pleasure
To Eat
Start “41” Right
are. W e’ll serve yon in
your ear or in our new
dining room.
Try our barbecue. We spe-
lialixe in steaks and bar­
becue. We also serve short
orders and regular meals,
prepared the way you
like.
RESEARCH CLUB.
The Research club held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening
in the city library. Mre. Carl
Small reported on the book. “A
Smattering of Ignorance.” by
Oscar Levant and Mre. Vern Wil­
liams gave a magazine report on
the article “Crypt of Civilization.”
The regular business meeting was
held.
GARDENIA CLUB
For A Good Meal Try
Our Service.
GROVE
DRIVE-IN
On New Highway Near
Fifth Street.
Waldo Hensley, Prop.
Mre. J a m e s Hemenway was
hostess to the Gardenia club at
her home Friday afternoon. Dain­
ty refreshments were served at
the close of a period of handwork.
Mrs. J. M. McClarnon will enter­
tain the club at her home in two
weeks.
PINOCHLE CLUB.
Mr. and Mre. Carl Bragg enter­
tained the Pinochle club at their
home Saturday evening. Mrs. Carl
Leabo held high score and Carl
Leabo held low. The next meeting
of the club will be held in two
weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mre. Vern Zysett.
35c Cleansing Tissues, 500s.. .............. 23c
35c Vicks Vapo-Rub
27c
25c Camphorated Oil
19c
75c Halibut Liver Oil Capsules 50s
67c
60c Alka-Seltzer
49c
98c
$1.25 Thermos Bottle, pints
25c Kotex or Modess
20c, 2 for 39c
$1.35 Combination Hot Water Bottle
and Syringe
$1.00
$1.00 Upjohn’s Super D Cod Liver Oil 83c
Cut-Rate Prices on All Tobaccos
25c
40c
A iu trln
Cantoria
19c
The Only Cut-Rate
23c
Pull the spring leaves txick into their natural curl we call
It ‘Temporary Re-arehlng."
Put the proper lubrleuuts where the ACTUAL WEAR
takes place the highest (Ktints of friction.
Permit 100*4 lubrication, apply grease while the ear 1» In
motion and while the weight of the body Is on the AUTO-
R<X'K.
Spread s|>ring leaves even Inside the covers to actually put
lubricants between the leaves not ju»t smear on outside.
Locate that HIDDEN BODY SQUEAK; we detect impair­
ed parts.
Lubricate "Knee-Action" ears See It work, It'* perfect
while the purts arc ull in motion -"floating action."
Lubricate and free bearings even in WINTER no snow and
water won't rust them ulso FORCE OLD LUBRICANT
OUT and FRESH LUBRICANT IN.
Make old care ride like new ones, keep new one* riding
like NEW. Wc prove It.
AT NO EXTRA COST
January Special
FREE
Simmons Coil Spring and
a Mattress
With Each Bed Room Set Purchased During the
Month of January.
Prices
!34~
and up
Remember! Your Dollar Buys More At
Bressler’s for F urniture
Terms to Suit Your
Budget.
Liberal Trade-in On
Your Old Furniture