The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR cae ‘ y24 . s » ‘ : “uc ” Pic 2 Offers Medal for Church Songsters Show Benefits of Whitman “Grads Island Pictures . ae t. nee Cantata Products Display Asked for $260 to Be Exhibited Cleanup Workers to be Nothing Acts Like ANALAX Kennedy to Detail | World Oil Fights} British and sy “- : Girls! Say Good-by to f Du!l Yellowish Teeth: New Safe Liquid and Special Paste Whitens aber | Stained Teeth—Instantly rge.ot the af: | Fox Breeders Will _| Join Association FREDERICK & NELSON | FRIDAY, FOURTH FLOOR: An Exceptional Offering of MATTRESSES In Four Lots, at Special Prices: An unusual opportunity, Friday, to secure Mattresses of high-grade construction — covered with attractive and serviceable art ticking — at prices substantially less than asual. CWh pay tribute to. a Superstition \ —yjor } Full-size 40-lb. Cretonne- Covered MATTRESSES Felted cotton with roll edge. . SINGLE-BED MAT- TRESS, same construc- tion, covering and gauge as above, spe- cial $8.25, The idea that “eastern” motor oils — merely because they cost more — are in some mysterious way “better” is just as baseless as the superstition about the black cat crossing the road, illustrated above. Automotive engineers have long recognized that the most suitable crude petro- ha Fae a leum so far discovered from which to manufacture a motor oil is produced on | Vewpeial. the Pacific Coast. It is Naphthenic Base Crude. Stitched MATTRESSES “Thinning Down” an Advantage “Although thinning out more rapidly, the (western) oil z does not show any greater breaking down under high The motor oil(Zerolene) which is refined from this working temperaturesthan the (eastern) oil,nor wasthere crude has characteristics somewhat different from SAY Eroaien Copoals of atone et eae those of eastern paraffine base oils, It “thinsdown” one than in the other.” “4 more rapidly for one thing, and this fact is often cited against it. But this is really an advantage in- A Better Oil Even if It Does Cost Less stead ofadefect. Becauseit thins down more rapidly, it reaches an effective lubricating body sooner, and follows more closely the changing bearing clearances Felted cotton, with at- tractive art ticking and roll edge. . SINGLE-BED MAT- TRESS, same con- - struction, covering and gauge as ‘above, spe- cial $11.65, Zerolene, because we employ only selected crude and hold the patents on our high-vacuum refining process, is, we are convinced, one of the most care- Ps a of the engine as it warms up. fully manufactured oils on the market, whether of Toners haa Highway Commission Finds the Faéts eastern or western origin. Yet it costs about one- Stitched Some time ago the engineers of the California State third lees than eastern oil MATTRESSES Highway Commission decided to subject this anti- In seven years the sales of Zerolene have in- Felted cotton with art ticking and roll edge. ° SINGLE-BED MAT- TRESS, same con- western bogie to the brutal test of actual compari- creased seven-fold. The more experienced the mo- 4 son. Read the summary of these tests, printed in torist, the less likely he is to pay tribute to a super- ; the 1921 Biennial Report of the California State stition. He insists on Zerolene even if it does el soblata coresthe, tic Highway Commission: cost less. cial $12.85, IL (CALIFORNIA) 0 Full-size 38-lb. Silk Floss MATTRESSES —roll-edge construction, ii 4 Imperial stitched, with | high-grade art ticking, . SINGLE-BED MAT- TRESS, same con- struction, filling and gauge as above, special 7.65, rhe deeded pricée ax NOTE—Samples of these Mattresses, showing crogs- |]/ i Al ae 4 section of construction, are now on display i iH effective beginning: Fri- corner show-window§gat Sixth Avent: To | day morning. Street. . Fourth Floor