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of a winter checkc-up on tneir cars. Standard 0OÙ stations are featur- ing the idea. ,There was la thne the Standard. specialists ,declare, .When servite was rendered, to the motore. ist only when he was in trouble. To. day- the precautîonary check-up is -in vogue. Like the dentist's check- Up oflteeth, it hias, becoffe a wise means of avoiding serlous trouble. ýWhat ýto do has been reduced to a 10-point. programn, available to cus- tomers without charge except, as it may cali for use, of product.. It in- cludes checking as, to (1) anti-freeze, (2) spark plugs, (3) -motor oil, (4) transmission lubrication, (5) differ- ential lubrication, (6) gasoline, sup- plyp . (7) condition of. battery, (8) * chassis, M9 tires and (10) lights. 1 While Borne of these checks are regularly mnade whenever a motorist visits a station, the. whole series is provided only as requested. Ciirrled out ealy ini the winter, Standard 0OÙ engineers déclare, it may savé the *motor- vehicle operator serious money that he would otherwise be forced to expend later for repairs.j Announce Exams for Civil Service Posts c The United States Civil ServiceI Junior Se~rge5t Lat ArJRs, James F. Nyboe, -E cago. Librarian, MISS June F. Johnson, Chical Dlegate 'toCentral Federation'of Stai Clubs, Edward Benson, Wlmette. 'These officers will be formal lyj .stalled at the aninual dinner-dah which. will: be held at the Edgew ter Beach hotel, January 13, as part of thé fifth annual banquet ýa exhibition. Since 1940 is the 10OO0th annive sary of the first issuance o!adh sive postage. ,stamps, this exhbit wi feature the growth of 'the post service since 1840, ýnd 'the use4 stamnps. This exhibit, which will contai about 300 displays, is firee to ti public. It WiIl be open* afternoo and evenings, Firiday, Satuirda3 and Sunday. Congressin.an to- File Petitions Congressman RalphE.C wiil return to Washington, D. C., this week-enýd. Hie has reached no decision on theM cacaIuqt ior con- gressional repre- 1$1,440 a year,, sentative frôm the t ustry. Department tnh(nt nts must show ex- tnt orhshore) experimental plant, district, the post 'cial poultry plant, he now holds. The substitute for part at, a school above tions are now being ncluding a course Their experience pnesting, and feed C o e outry. Applicant h sen to e hir 40th blrthday. -$,» a 3ear. M. P. A. Auxil the1 in j must ing must hure. Ralph E. Church nominating peti. circulated. dN. S. iary tend Io Icep close connection with 10.STANDINGS living Youngsters, they will recog- igo. Men's League nize the newspaperas a poten fac W. L. tr in education, aduit and o therwîse Apaches ................. i..25. eladacrigymk s fi ~ Oneldas..............i andacrigy4nk s fi ice Blackfeet..........2 6widen horizon. a-Navahos,................... 20 16se ma- cains.... -« ........... ..90 176 .U N te a eCg nd Cherokees ................. 19 .17 aka............18 8 Sn Ceoes................198eU-oreD m ae Senca ...... ..... 18 181 eams Clash, Satur er- Hgurons........... . .....17 '19a r y & Paiutes .........-.......... 16 20 Northwestern university's basket- e roquol.... ............ 16 20 balil emwl lc t org vil Uites............... ...16 .20 emWlpacitforg e tai Monwacos...........5 21 inig reak in jeopardy this Sat- of Goits... .......... .15 21 urday night when Notre Dame in- Delawares................-.141 22 Vades Patten gymnasjurn for the Women's League first of a two-gamnesee. heI. eig5 The rivalry between the1 two ýns Sapphîrs...........231teli extends over' 12 years and kI Topaz ........ ...... ..........2328 bas produced one of the most color- j Saloy210 fui series in midwestern .basketball. jOnyx.. ..................... 2339 In the 24 gamnes played to date, the Rhiesons ............... -_2 Irish~ havne won 13 games to North- PeCares...*................. ..... 2261 Aquamarines ....................3=7 Few rivairies have resulted in "Ils........................ 2273 such close, haird-fought c'net.Sx Jad.................. 271 eéno!the 24 games have been Agat s .. .... .... .... ...22560 Moonstones................ 2 0 Settled by a margin o! four points 'or ,Turquoise ..........ý2l4less. Three games have been de-. Amethyst............... ......218 ie by one point, three by two* Ziconal...... .......... 24 points and five by three ons Ziarond.............. ......2203 i points,___ .. .. . .. .. .. .... .. ..21 7!OCCUPY HOM E H ER E SUJIURBAN LEAGUEi Mrs. Frank W. Hfarvey and farnily (December 22) J mnoved the first of December to 240 Team1 W L Avg. Greenleaf avenue into the house Northwvood Çleaners ...34 14 87 they bave. taken for the 'winter. Shore Llne Motors .....33 15 8879 Mrs. HIarvey had enmkn e GtienView Itecréation... 3 , 18 862 home at the .Rdgeview hotel for the Icleal Cleaners.,......... 28 20 839 past sflrmonths. Her son, Tad, is Brauin Bros ............ 26 22 86ho New Trier Finance ...... 24 24 851' oe for the Christmnas vacation, Feuls Store for Men ...... 24 24 829, from Notre Dame university. Skokie Valley Beverag ..23 .25 858 Pavhik Bros............. 23 25 814' Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Kerr and Shoreland Finance ....... 22 26 81 Deckert's Tavern........ 14 31 7751 their daughter, Mary Louise, recent-, Kennig el Club.........8 37 00 ly ovedt back to Wilmette f rom, Ist hgh tern thee gaes- Nes=Cetrand are makn hi Glenview Recreation......82hmea 2.Emodavenue thï 2nçl high tèam .three gamnes- . Mrs. Kjho err'sà2fa. t h e r, Oscar w.t Braun Bros ..................2808 Msh . KFr Cf hermasycas W lst high team single game- 1srit o hita hyhda Glenview Recreation ............ 1058 their guest Mrs. Kerr's aunt, Mrs. 2nd high tearn single gane- Edward Schmidt of Washington. D.C. Ideal................s0 Frlday by An-I e. E. Gouldi : Stone. avern ...... ters . .. . . lint . . . . . lary .... . .......... were S. L Pet$. 18 .571 18 .571 19 .548 19 .548 20 .52A 23 .452 23 .452 -thè ý irea;l, Moro, Our