The signal oil company is bringing you the Whistler.

Today, we will tell you a tale of Aberers and Greed, the awful place John Hendrick's

paid for telling his soul to the devil, the story of death demands the payment.

But first, if you was very with me for a moment, I'd like to make a suggestion about

your car. Because right now, it's a very valuable possession.

When you won't be able to replace until six months or a year after the war,

keeping your price on car running is dependent on current

lubrication, more so than most people realize. When you leave this car anywhere

handy and just say, Greed, you're likely to find later

that certain hard-to-find lubrication points have been missed.

And at least times, even minor repairs can lay a car up for days.

If lubrication fails on car to tamper's pair or replace, then you'll really out a lot.

Doesn't seem worse that much worry, does it?

Especially when getting acquainted with a convenient signal dealer can relieve you of it.

He knows his stuff, uses the auto manufacturers own lubrication charts

and takes care of your car. In fact, checks every lubrication point twice.

You see, he's not just an attendant, but an independent business man in his community.

With a genuine interest in keeping his customers' cars in service,

I think you'd find it surprising and profitable to have him copp you as one of his regulars.

So, stop by next week for a really correct lubrication job or anything else

with your signal dealer to help you out.

I'd read your thank-me for the tip.

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