The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 8

Destructive “Sulpho” Compounds damage your engine “The presence of destructive “sulpho” compounds in oil and the great damage they cause to engines are comparatively recent scientific discoveries. Destructive “sulpho” compounds in oil cause it to break down and thin out—cause loss of power—cause engine troubles end heavy repairs. The Associated Oil ited and has sole use of the new Hexeon Process. It makes Cycol free from destructive “sulpho” compounds. Asa result Cycol retains its “body” under engine heat—maintains the lubricating film between moving parts—prevents many serious engine troubles. , No other oil can do this, regardless of its “base,” source or price, if it con- tains destructive “sulpho” compounds. Don't risk the damage that such oils‘cause. Flush your crank case with fresh lubricating oil, not kerosene or so-called flushing oil, then refill with Cycol. The importance of the Cycol Lubrication Chart Different brands of motor ofle have diferent bodies, The safost, surest way to the best performance from your motor and avoid expensive engine troubles to incorrect lubrication is to use the grade of motor cibspecified ou ‘be Cycol Labricadon Chart wy. : The following dealers sell Cycol Motor Oil: WAY GARBAGE A. Stetnard) 2819 California Avenue ALL NIGHT SERVICE STATION Kenton, Waeh. ©. & C, GARAGE UL A, Copestick) 2012 Fifteenth Avenue West DEARBORN SERVICE STATION (Wm. Petri & Son) Fifth Avenue South, Corner Dearborn KEYSTONE FILLING STATION 1900 Lakeview Miva, KENNYDALE GARAGE ¥ FARL KOSH 2 * Avense Boulevard ARBOR ANTILE €O. GARAGE HEIGHTS MERC. 25th Ave. 8. W. and Norfolk DENNY WAY AND WAn- ARCADE senvice station =U EW searion 0% Westlake Avenue fC. SMITH 4% © STATION 4072 Rainier Avenue STANDARD GARAGE KB Keaack) 10h Warren Avenne DIAMOND GARAGE (0, Bergeres E. K AINSWORTH 2257 First Avenae South AUTO HOSPITAL GARAGE (©, BK. Crandet) 400 E. Marginal Way AUTO SUFTLY & SEKVICE CO. c. 0, LARNED 1024 Vairview Avenue North STATION J. A&M. TIRE CO, 4615 Stone Way SUNSET GARAGE 6th Ave. N. W, and W, 65th St TERMINAL GARBAGE CECIL C. BAGLEY COMPANY MOUNT BAKER Fifth Avene North at Rey PARK Railroad Avenue at Jackson TERRY AVENUE GANAGH Corner University and Terry Ave, South 5400 Leary Avenue , Avenue VER 6. Gi arkley) THIRTY-FIFTH AVENUB BLACK RIVER GARAGE #201 Wewitond’ Park Avenne GAKAGR » s REP. © ANAGE (Charies Bartlett) 12m "Avewes and Baa tie STATION (ottimetater ‘eos x01 ait GEORGE Tt reen Lake Way OROE estinke Onn MOTOR KEKVICE CO. 2209 East Madison Street Corner Olive and Yale OWL SERVICK STATION Fourth Avenue at James PACIFIC HIGHWAY GABA BELLEVUE GARAGE (J. W. Hopkins) 195 Be'ievue Avenue North BOYLSTON AVENUE GARAGE 1617 Boylston Avenue East Pine and East Olive @. A. CALLIER SERVICE STATION Ninth Avenue and Seneca Street Tacoma, Wash. (Noland & THOMPSON LUBRICATING K COMPANY Tacoma Junction, Wash TRIA LE CO., INO, CEDAR GARAGE 1 © Avenue 2515 Fourth Avenue unt GARAGE L SEATTLE GAS, OTLING mone . AND FLUSHING STATION Bixth Ave., Ket, Marion and Columbis CHIEF SEATTLE GARAGE (Lee Kt. Beardsley) 608 Denny Way COLMAN BLDG. GARAGE 12 Western Avenue COLONIAL GARAGE (Wm. Janeen) 1512 Eighth Avenue samee n 06. ALBERT CRUVER ih Ave o a1 FI tie Str 1938 i Corner 2..D. CURTIS SERVICK STATION = JONSON A. McLEAN 10th Ave. N. E. and Vast 45th 8 & STATION (University Disteict) ry Avenue ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY 209 White Building, Seattle Phone Main 2453 Plant, 1812 West Florids Phone Elliott 1240 Fifty ‘Tacoma, UNION AL 619 NA GARAG (KL. Lipes & J. Markley) W012 Woodlawn Aveune RHOADES & PATH BT Nineteenth Avenue WILDWOOD GARAC AND SERVICE STATION (Clem M, Honnold and Chas. 7, Grat) 7098 Rate WOODLA 5701 Rainier Avenue, Corner Mercer Street ROBR'S SERVICE STATION 4909 Stone Way SECURITY GARAGE CO, IN 1 Park Avenne VICK STATION (C, Wolf) « 1919-25 Kast Madiswun 7104 Beacon Avenue THE SEATTLE STAR He Makes New Kind of Berry Seattle Man Is Grower of Large and Juicy Logan-Blackberry ~ Ulysses Ute and a picture of his newly-produced berry. Combining the favor of the Himalaya giant blackberry wlth the size and juiciness of the loganberry, Ulysses Ute, Norist and plant expert, has produced a hybrid of the two, Specimens examined show the new fruit firm, with small core and heavy bearing. “An important feature of the berry.” Ute maid, “is its bearing | perigd, which occurs midway be-} tween that of the loganberry, which | matures earty, and the late biack- | berry, It is avaliable when neither of its parent frulte are.” Uta, whose Seattle address ts 1153 |Franktin ave, sod who makes his/ experiments on his farm at Sunny other plan ers. JERSEY CITY, N. J., 18 Holding a banana like a revolver, | Ming Jennie Pearson drove out a burglar she found in her room and then fainted. BIRTHS Hirths fn their households are re- ported by the following Seattle men # t.. boy. | ¥. Boston on at. boy § Boylston W, R. R. No. 6, Box ey, Willis A. 2205 80th ave. S. W., girl Whyte, Archibald F. 1727 Melrose ave, boy Stephens, John M, 2209 Queen Anne ave boy Hardin, W. W. S446 21st ave, 8 W, Linhoff, Clarence J. boy. J. M. Riverton, girl, Oncar A. 6616* Rainter ave, gi », Ernest Ls, 4819 48th ave, &. .» Max, 1724 Victory at, , Clarence RK. 6322 26th ave. irl. N. A, Stewart hotel, girl MARRIAGE. LICENSES | Name and Residence. Age. Melivain, Carmoletta L., Seattle, .23 | Jack, Iva Ellen, Snohomish ,.. Terlicker, Tony, Seattle Terlicker, Metilde, Beatt ‘Take fast steamers at Colman Dock REGULAR SCHEDULE Leave Seattle daily 10d 030 0.80 1190 0. om Aas - m. Sunday SPECIAL NIGHT SERVICE From Seaitle to Bremerton y ON p, Saturday ‘and From Bremerton to Searle Saturday and Sunday 41030 p.m AUTOMOBILE FERRY Connecting with Olympic Hi way — the short route to Hood Ca~ nal and.Olymple Peninsula pol Wednesday Sunday 1136 p. tile to 715 ~ 14:90 a.m. BF p.m, trip Saturday and Sunday 930 to Beatile Daily Passenger fare 80c round trip. 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