Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-03-06 | Page 6 | [Untitled]

g& F0$ """" '-"V ; ':''V-? TJrjWpr-r'W'.rV-. . I ! Polar and Tropical Weather I J ! are the Same to Polarine j j Winter's freezing weather has no effect on the lubricating qualtiy of jj ji Polarine. It flows freely, feeds uniformly and lubricates perfectly when !j I the thermometer says "zero". Polarine doesn't congeal in the crankcase, 1 doesn't make starting hard or strain either starting motor or batteries. I j When the motor has run a little while it is hotter than an August day i ! on the equator. But Polarine keeps right on lubricating. It doesn't lose S its body break up and run thin. IS H jj Polarine' s all-year efficiency makes it the ideal oil for your car right 1 j ' now, this very day. a I You cannot afford to take chances on ruining your motor. You surely I want to reduce depreciation to a minimum. "j I Then drain the oil out of your crankcase, fill it with Polarine and know that you 1 have the best oil that science can produce from the finest crudes in the most 3 j modern lubricating oil refinery in the world. a 'i i POLARINE don't forget it remember to get it. At dealers everywhere. , THE CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY I v m (A Colorado Corporation) g t SALT LAKE CITY OGDEN PROVO LOGAN i i I fi BOISE POCATELLO IDAHO FALLS TWIN FALLS 3 k IULct-tt-ts' )a- r--1-- -mnitm005 11,111 vf gr-tK Mm.!, rr.,,, .i i. -i.-jm i.i.m. n i V .' I , 1H'J MMMlBi ? """V"" ; ' '' .vJ,t:'--.ya.'if,"-t -' ii' '' irii -- 1 . '' 't'-A.- i.2- .. . - ,,. ,, -. . Spring Weather Inspires Saving r- i : (hvnt how ,-i whiff of .i spring fills om- with ',) new rcsiiluj inns. 1- Dcl'cM'liiino to s;ive ;i 1 lilllo c;u'li uiimlh al this 1 ; i iik. v ;': i W. S. M. Ciinilrlt, ,.,. AnUion H. I.unil, Vlrn Vifa. I 1 (Iihi. Allirrl: Smitli, Vlrn j i'rod M. Mli'lii liuni, ChhUUh'. ' t' ij 5 ' ' jj Mr. March J He came in like a lamb, but in line with the old adage he may decide, to go out like a rip snortin' - ol' lion. In such case King Coal, which we can deliver to jj ' you today. j j WESTERN FUEL CO. 1j jj 135 South Main Street. I jj Phones Wasatch 2667 and 266S. j P.00 idnpt lW ' V NVt' '"'"tly coll.'d'a tor W. II. W.-irnor of ! ff? VK 'iivorliin.i Hi-Mcli, Sh-vons i!U-, Mil b.. l'"' sV.'.n T-'-U !' $-00.(H) on an oUl nolo. ll r.-.MVs.'ut.-.l f jp y nionoy loanoil to n I'rioinl. It iwino in li.'inlv t'ov Mr. Wavn.-r for tho !;olids. f?&s'Jf xv' ''o'to.-t for ,-li-nt till o or 1 !n" Y' 1 Sl;ilos. Wo oollo.'t t'i'oiii vl.lin.inonls .-ill ,x'r llio I'nitrd St at os. Whorovor this ii.hortix-liiont ii.hortix-liiont is tvail wo oollo.t, l'urn in o':v i'.i1,,s .'""1 wo will oolloot soiuo nionoy for on. Merchants' Protective Assn. So.iontifio Collootovs of Hoiu-st Debts. FRANCIS CI. I.UKK, Gonovul Manaoor. F.levrn Rooms Continontal National Y--. X-, Si.lt I.ako City, Utah. p "Somo Vooplo Don't t.iKo Us" j '