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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1923 LELAND PIERSON CALLEDBY DEATH Popular Township Clerk Vic- tim of Long Illness Leland V. Pierson, member of the law firm of Hamlin, Clark & Pierson, and New Trier Township clerk, died at his home 931 Twelfth street, Friday afternoon, August 31, following an illness of more than a year's duration. Mr. Pierson was born in Wilmette October 29, 1893, and was a graduate of New Trier high school, Northwest- ern university and Northwestern University Law school. He was ad- mitted to the bar in 1917. He was a Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi, Beta Theta Pi, and was a member of the Masonic lodge in Wilmette and the Chicago Bar association. In November, 1920, he married Miss Margaret Scheidenhelm who survives him, together with two children, Nan- cy and Peggy. Funeral services were held Mon- day afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence. Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd of the First Congregational church of Wilmette officiated. Burial was at Memorial Park. Honorary pallbearers appointed by William H. Sexton, president of the Chicago Bar association, included: R. E. Brown, H. J. Clark, John R Coch- ran, F. R. De Young, H. F. Hamlin, C. H. Jackson, M. A. James, W. G. Lodwick, Hayes McKinney, A. H. Meads, A. O. Olson, R. D. Shanessy, C. L. Smith, Whitman Taylor, A. C. 'Wenban. Mr. Pierson, though still a young man, was prominent in New Trier af- fairs, holding the office of township clerk several terms. He was a con- scientious worker and commanded the high regard of his associates on the township board, as well as a host of friends throughout New Trier. USE RUBBER ACE FOR INNER TUBE New Product Eliminates An- noying Tire Problem A new system of making tires more efficient is being demonstrated by the A. B. C. Service stations, Inc., of Hubbard Woods. Rubber Ace is described as a new pro- duct which is used in the interior of tires and replaces the inner tube. The substance is rubber with a wedge inside which gives perfect fit at all points on the tire. The system uses a rubber sponge which really imprisons thousands of air bubbles, so that the tire is inflated with rubber and air. Rubber Ace, its makers explain, is really nothing but a pure rubber sponge manufactured by a secret process speci- ally treated to prolong the lasting quali- ties of the rubber. By the process of manufacture a successful method of mastering air and locking air in millions of minute cells has been accomplished, the finished product being a cellular pneumatic tire. By a system of wedges a very great flexibility of installation is made pos- sible so that every casing, old or new, is fitted like a glove. This feature is fully protected by patents. Some of the largest companies in the Depreciation A large factor in the deprecia- tion of an automobile is careless- mess in caring for its appearance. Keep a car painted nicely and you keep its value up. L. P. BAKER & CO. GLENCOE Automobile Painting and Repairing 404 Glencoe Road Phone Glencoe 986 United States have adopted Rubber Ace as standard equipment. Hundreds of let- ters from them tell of the service the product is giving throughout the country. Need No Shock Absorbers Some of the products have been in service for four years or more and have given service all that time and are still running well. Users have found that they can dispense with shock absorbers on their cars because the shocks are taken care of by the resiliency of the tires equipped with Rubber Ace. For many years various engineers throughout the country have tried to secure a substitute for air to eliminate the dangers and annoyance of flat tires, blow-outs, etc. They all worked alon, the lines of a tire filler which woul completely fill the tire. They nevér thought of building an inner tube that would still retain the features of air and yet be resilient. Rubber Ace uses the principle of air and adds very little weight to the tire. Rubber Ace has been tested by many well known concerns throughout the country and found efficient over a long period and on many types of vehicles, it is said. Chiropodist Opens Office in Winnetka Comfort Shop The Comfort Shop at 797 Elm street is adding a Chiropody office as a de- partment of its beauty parlor. Dr. M. P. Smith is to be in charge of this office. Dr. Smith is a graduate of the Illi- nois College of Chiropody and is heralded as an expert in his chosen profession. The office is to be open to men, women and children, it is announced. AUDIT VILLAGE ACCOUNTS The Finance committee of the Vil- lage council was authorized at the regular session Tuesday evening to engage the services of auditors to make the regular semi-annual audit of the Village accounts. ------------ 550 | Center St. -- of all kinds. 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