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TRY THIS, BY GUM—
Save your elbowgrease and
hammer
When your engine starts to
Yammer
Bring it in—we'll fix it so
You'll be once more on the
WRONG BEAT, CHUM—
Driver, spare that helpless
car
Which has taken you so far
If you kill it, you'll be sorry
When you want to ride
tomorry!
In addition to the above sage advice that's been going around in the
shop and may have been concocted by CHET PARKS, our tune
up expert, we wish to remind you of our complete stock of
go.
U. S. RUBBER CO. TIRES
We have the sizes and quantities for automobiles, trucks and tractors.
New designs of treads give greater protection against accidents from
icy roads—they're really advancements and not just talk.
Greening Chevrolet Co
Phone 48-W.
305 West Main, Laurel
Stop That Running
Running and sagging of paint
usually is caused by putting it on
too thick and not brushing it out. It
sags under its own weight.
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Store a generous supply of frozen food; large
Meat-Tender for fresh meats. Moist-cold storage
preserves food's natural juices and vitamins for
days; foods don't dry out. See this new Frigidaire
Cold-Wall today.
All Porcelain 7 Cu. Ft.
Frigidaire Cold-Wall
• Same size, with all the conve
niences and quality workman
ship—and of/-porcefo/n finish .
Roysdon Furniture Store
Furniture, Rugs, Lamps, House Furnishings,
Frigidaire Refrigerators, Electric Ranges,
Bendix Automatic Home Laundries
Phone 87
213 West Main, Laurel
High Jumping Whale
The whale can jump higher than
other animal. This mammoth
any
animal has been known to jump as
hieh as 20 feet.
Many Cordage Varieties
Modern industry uses 1,100 differ
ent kinds of cordage, from the small
twine used to wrap bundles to heavy
hawsers on ocean going vessels.
Sports
Locomotives Register
Three Wins In Week;
Break Set Defenses
The Laurel high school basketball
team chalked up two conference
and another victory in three
Taking on the
wins
contests last Week.
Park City Rangers Tuesday, four
saw action with the
teen men
substitutes handling most of the
chores, to come out on a long end
of a 44 to 29 count. Jerry Early
flashed good form to take scoring
honors with 11 points, most of them
by the long shot route. Following
closely was the high scoring pivot
of this year's squad, Jim Phil
lips with 10 points.
Following a cut in roster, the Lo
comotives journeyed to Red Lodge
with 12 men and defeated their
erstwhile rivals, 48 to 35, in a typi
cal ding-dong battle between the
Again the deceptive
man
two schools.
Jim Phillips worked the post posi
tion for high man with 14 points.
Bill Sorg, who has been out of the
Laurel lineup with a sprained ankle
up to this game, teamed with Sonny
Wold to spark the team to victory
with 13 and 9 points respectively.
The win was especially sweet for
the Laurel high school in that it
only the third time that they
was
have been able to defeat the Carbon
county boys on their own floor in
the two
schools.
The Locomotives, who have set
aside their devastating fast break
for the early part of the season,
worked the ball deliberately against
Carbon school and posted most of
their scoring with deathly long shots
to draw out the defenses, and then
fed into the post men under the
basket.
The half time score showed Laurel
ahead only two points, 21 to 19.
In the second canto, however, the
margin widened and the Purple and
Gold went into the fourth period
with a 10-point lead which the
second team increased to 13 by the
final whistle.
Saturday night the first string
worked the smaller Custer high
school team for a 20-point lead by
the half, and then went to the
showers while the second team
fought through the second half to
a 14 to 12 margin in downing the
third opponent of the week, 44 to
i'll.
Again thb defense was permitted
to get set and then attacked with
set shots that were follow**! by the
taller post hiéH. Results were en
couraging as tfcç fff® dumped
in shot after « . f rom far out to
break the tig! . \ b y the Custer
five. It waf 7^fense set by
the Hamilton ^ . z ? n r,vOol last year
that brough I , s , ' the Locomo
1 t detea , to s tate tourna
ment, but ast y ea r s look more fa
vorable thi prospect 6 ^ the squad has
proven th e reason *Jat jt has the
ability to „ v il y attack a set
type of
Jim Phi./^ ß
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fore in rr . up 14 and 9 points
for top , honors. The second
team ken^ e scoring spread out
between tV n in the second half.
CABOOSES' AND JUNIOR
HIGH WIN GAMES
The Junior high downed the Rob
erts team 42 to 12 and then eked
out a 19 to 18 victory over Red
Lodge Friday afternoon for their
third win of the year against no
defeats.
The Laurel B team registered its
first win of the year over the Rob
erts A-five 37 to 28 in which Bob
Sorg kept the family tradition by
scoring 22 points for top honors.
Saturday the team easily defeat
ed Stroup Hardware 35 to 15, for
the second victory, with all 10 men
seeing action in the contest. Bob
Kass and Everet Moorman took
scoring honors with seven each.
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EDGAR HIGH
HERE SATURDAY
The Edgar Junior high school and
the high school basketball squads
will clash Saturday night, starting
at 7 p. m., against Leon Foote's
Junior high school boys and the
Laurel B squad. Both teams are
undefeated to date, with the Ca
booses holding a victory over the
A-Five from Roberts. Edgar also
holds a conference win over Rob
erts.
Intramural Games,
Team Standings
In class A intramural basketball
the Dodgers won over the Pirates,
15 to 12. The Yankees broke their
winning streak when they were de
feated by the Red Sox, 35 to 16.
Wagner was high man for the win
ning Red Sox and Ludwig ran up
the score for the Yankees. The
Cards got a bye.
In class B, the Rockets came out
top, 10 to 8, over the Sluggers.
The Bulldogs won over the Grizzlys
18 to 8 with Freund high point man
for the winners. The Meteors drew
a bye.
In class C, the fifth and sixth
graders, the Wolverines won 8 to
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Want to make her happy for
Christmas? Give her a
Beauty Gift
Certificate
from the Log Cabin Beauty Salon.
We issue Gift Certificates for any
amount and they're good for the
widest range of expert beauty ser
vice in town.
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Drop in today and get a certificate for her Christmas
gift. This will make your Christmas shopping for her
so easily simple, and it's a gift she will appreciate.
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Log Cabin Beauty Salon
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209 Second Avenue, Laurel
PHONE 782
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1 over the Termites. The lone score
for the Termites was a free throw
made by Webb. In the game be
tween the Black Hawks and Eagles
the Eagles won 18 to 4. The Ser
pents took the long end of a score
over the Hawks 10 to 2. The Rang
ers got a bye.
Standing Saturday, Dec. 13
Won
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A Class
Yankees
Red Sox
Dodgers
Cards
Pirates
B Class
Meteors
Bulldogs
Rockets
Grizzlys
Sluggers
C Class
Eagles
Termites
Wolverines
Rangers
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A RECORD YEAR
OF GROWTH
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1946
1940
This month marks the end of a year
which saw the greatest growth of tele
phone facilities ever recorded in this
state. After war ended and materials
slowly became available we embarked
on an expansion program far greater
than anything before in our history. In
1946 we began to get some of the equip
ment we needed—and this year we
were able to get more from our manu
facturers.
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But the job is far from being finished.
We want to take care of all those whose
orders for new service, or for changes in
type of service, have been delayed.
So, in 1948, we expect to be busier than
installing more and more equip
ment to bring you a constantly improv
ing service.
ever
till MOUNTAIN STATES ÎILEPH0NE A TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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Laurel News Items
Jimmy Popp of Billings and
George Ruff were candlebearers at
the recent wedding ceremony for
Miss Dorothy Jane Popp and Ben
Louis Williams of Billings, at the
First German Congregational church
in Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Woodard
are the parents of a son, born
Wednesday, Dec. 17 at a Billings
hospital.
Entertaining at a Christmas tea
for officers and choir members of
the Eastern Star and members of
the Rainbow board, Mrs. Frank O.
Hartley was hostess at her home
from 3 to 5 Saturday afternoon.
Decorations were in a Christmas
motif.
Mrs. Herman Schessler poured.
Mrs. Paul Brohaugh and