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The Importance of Using Good Oil -

One of the most essential features of the proper working and
wearing qualities of this machine is GOOD OIL.

POOR OIL MAKES THE MACHINE RUN HARD.

POOR OIL CLOGS AND FILLS UP THE OIL HOLES
making it necessary for the operator to pick out the accumulations,
which is soon forgotten, thereby, entirely defeating the purpose of the
oil holes.

AVOID USING oil which resembles castor or sweet oil in ap~
pearance ot that looks thick and rancid. The oils should be CLEAR
and of BEST QUALITY, about as thick as kerosene.

WE GUARANTEE OUR OJL, which is put up expressly for
this and other light machinery. if you cannot get oil of this descrip-
tion from your local dealer, order from us.

NEEDLES

WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THE RESULTS IF SUB-
STITUTE OR POOR GRADE NEEDLES ARE USED.

THEY ARE GENERALLY THE CAUSE OF SKIP
STITCHES OR BROKEN THREAD.

We recommend genuine needles which can be secured from the
dealer from whom you purchased this machine or direct from us.

THREAD

CHEAP THREAD, usually sold at the bargain counter, JS NOT
FIT FOR USE ON SEWING MACHINES, because it is course
and stiff and cannot be controlled by the tensions. It is made for
basting and Fand sewing. N/CE WORK CANNOT BE PRO-
DUCED BY ITS USE.

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General Instructions

WE URGE YOU TO Particularly the first half of ©
READ THIS BOOK. ‘he book, which tells youhow _
CAREFULLY :: :: °° take care of the machine.

This machine, before leaving
our factory, has been carefully adjusted and inspected,
and its sewing qualities have been tested on every class
of work and found perfect in every respect.

BEFORE THE MACHINEIS USED, care should
be taken to clean and oil it thoroughly, according to
the instructions on pages 6, 7 and 8.

A Few of the Simple Rules to Follow

Ist. KEEP the machine CLEAN and WELL OILED.

2nd. USE the BEST QUALITY OF THREAD and have the
RIGHT SIZE NEEDLE FOR THE THREAD.

3rd, USE GENUINE NEEDLES, Do not expect to do perfect
work with poor needles.

4th, BE SURE the machine is PROPERLY THREADED. Bet-
ter see threading instructions on page 9.

Sth, LEARN PLAIN SEWING BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO
USE THE ATTACHMENTS.

6th. DO NOT PULL ON THE CLOTH in your efforts to hel
the machine feed faster. It will cause the NEEDLE TO BE BROKEN.
Let the machine do its own feeding.

7th, DO NOT RUN THE MACHINE WHEN IT Is
tt aed without having CLOTH UNDER THE PRESSER

IN CASE OF DIFFICULTIES, DO NOT MAKE ANY ADJUST-
MENTS until you have referred to the subject treating on the com-
plaint. It will then be an casy matter for you to locate the trouble and
overcome it.

About Repairing this Machine

Should you, find it necessary to. have the.head of the machine re-
paired, DO NOT allow the agent offering some other machine for sale,
or the handy man about town, to make any adjustments. They gen-
erally do more harm than good. Ifyou cannot determine the remedy
from the instructions in this book, WRITE TO US. We will gladly
advise you promptly just what to d
SEWING MAGHINE FAGTORY

ROCKFORD, ILL.