The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1923, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR q ‘ iu MGSO ER ESTIMATED LIFE OF AVERAGE and trucks.to be 5.3 years. Authorities estimate that this life can be extended 334 %, and more, by better lubrication. This indicates the vital impor- tance of lubrication as shown on the above chart. No matter how good your car, it is subject to this infallible law of averages. Perfected Lubrication | adds 13 to your engine's life Authentic records show the average life of all cars i i: aS | a = The average motorist pays for 7 years, or more, service from his car—but gets only 5.3 years. The loss is 1.7 years. It is the penalty paid for imperfect lubrication. Why let this extra life slip away? Regu- lar attention to your crank case and regular use of Cycol Motor Oil will de- finitely reward you in money plus longer engine life. Cycol is the perfected motor oil. It meets the severe operating conditions of your engine in a positive way—protecting it against damage and quick depreciation. Owing to an advanced refining method, the exclusive Hexeon Process—Cycol is free from destructive “sulpho” com- pounds, Because of this, Cycol does not break down, thin out nor evaporate rapidly, It maintains an unbroken film between moving parts—it forms an “oil tight” piston seal. Care for your car as recommended here and get all the value from it. ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY White Building, Seattle he Perfected Motor Oil- cYyco free from destructive “sulpho” compounds 1 2 The three steps in securing perfecte lubrication Clean thecrankcase thorough= ly every 500 to 1000 miles and whénh changing from one brand of motor oil to anothen, Flush crank case with fresh motor oil of the grade used in Servicé—never with kerosene or so-called flushing” oils, Lubricate with the grade of Cycol=the perfecte as oil, as shown on the Cy Recommendation Ohart