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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
IN ANNUAL SESSION
Yearly Convention to be Held IN
Smyrna Next Thursday
and Friday.

The 3lth annual convention OF the
state SUNDAY School Association VIII be
held I'm Smvrna next Thursday and Friday
The program: :, 90 = II
THURSDAY morning, April 2S, J. I'll.
R,rns. Wilmington, prcsiding-lO, regis
,rat,on and assignment of delegates; lC;Su,
service of song. led by Hon. ". ~ nor
fcckrr. greetings. Rev X. 7. Nichols and
Lewis VI Price. H. address, Essentials
IN Religious Education, Miss heba
Tix,urr Philadelphia; II 20, address,
sunday schools and Missions, Key.
Paul : Icinhach, ID D.. Philadelphia;
n 80. appointment Of committees:
Thursday afternoon. $50, service OF
rnnr. led hv Hon. w. O. Hofecker; l;ou
rcnort az treasurer. W l.. Rothwell, VIII
minrtnn: message from the stare
executive committee. |. Elmer ferry'
,hairman.2 20. address. Trained Leaders
IN Religious Work. Miss Reba Fixture
phlladclphia g.. address. Factors IN
Religious Education. Miss Maude ID
Aldrlch. Putsburg; 3. -, address, IOur
bible IN Religious Education, hfN'
J ". r. Sumwalt. ID. ID, Wilmington
A a message, from the State president.
Ig,rsd,1. cvcning 7.45 service of song,
,ed by Hon " O. Hoffeckcr Listening
=, lis Word. speaking to Him; ) ~.
address. lie Carcth Miss Maudc Is.
Aldrich. Pittshurg; $50. address ke- k,e
lgious Education IN Life, Rev. fhillp
{ nok II. D.. Bishop of Delaware.
FRIDAY morning. q. conferences Ihi'-
drcp Division Young Peoples DIVISION
\dult and Administration DIVISIONS
- l,ss,nn FRIDAY afternoon. 30.
- - s,,,, lcd bv Hon " @ Hof-
So. IN rrports 81 conferences, QuCs-
- a5drcss "Thc Challenge Of the
t.h,iI..., o. tbc Churches " Mrs. Carrie
Nt.i'an E,erctt Trenton. 2 30. address,
.,o,,r OD,,r,,,n,fics Owen c. Brown,
,,hI.4,l,b,a business rcD0rts of com
- ,lcr,,on ~ officers invitation for
49,, ,cvt convention. final words, prayer
and hrnc,licticr adjournment
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CARTRIDGE In this city. on April y,
1921 James Cartridge. in his 10Th year.
Relatives friends and Wilmington Lodge
No A. -. L. ". are invited to attend
the funeral services al Ashury NJ. Il
church on Tuesday afternoon. April re-
A. % clock local time. Intcrment at River
view cemetery.
pDNNOR-At homeopathic Hospital on
Anril 23 1921 Patrick }. Connor, husband
~ the late Margaret G. COnnor.
Relatives friends. members Division No. l.
A a. II and Union Fire Co. are invited
80 attend the funeral at his late residence.
ilIo Lancaster avenue. on Tuesday morning
- "a oClock kcquiem mass al - PaulS
Church lnterment al Cathedral ceme-
ter9
CASFy In this city on April %. 1921
urtdce. II wife Of Patrick !. Ca sey.
Relativcs and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from her late residence, 1904
a. clocx standard time. Requiem mass at
~ AIMS Church. lnterment al St
Iosephs cemetery.
PETERSON I'm this city on April 25, 1921
Elizabeth widow OF Christian Peterson
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tho funeral from the residence OF her son-in-
law Iohn l. Clark. Jr. 1929 Lancaster ave
f" .clork services at Calvary 7. r Church
al : 40 O'Clock lnteTment al Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery
REYNOl.DS-iu this city. on April 20
1921 John r. husband OF Katie r
Reiatives. friends members Of Carpenter
Iuion No. 626 and L mon Fire Co. are
,nVtted 10 attend the funeral services at his
late resldencc. 6l2 East Grant avenue on
NondaN afternoon. April -. a. O'Clock
locaI time lnterment at SIiverbrook
emetsrg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
CITY RUNS ON NEW TIME
WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE
Change Becomes Operative Here
Without Trouble Apparent
Anywhere.

Most Wilmington workers arose and
had their breakfast an hour earlier this
morning i'm order to be at their shops
and offices and places of business at
the usual hourly tho clock. Day
light saving went into effect yesterday.
the official time for the change being
2 a. m. Sunday. April "a
Most of the churches of tho city arc oh
serving the now time. and as the at
tendance yesterday was about the same,
il was apparent that few had forgotten
TO move up the hands OF the clocks.
The new time is generally applicable
in the city except as To the operation of
trains. they running on standard time.
The matter of time in the freight hous-
es and the local offices of the railroads
has not hecn definitely determined II
is likely that some OF them will work
under the new time.
The new schedule has been adopted
by the Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. Arrangements have
hccn made by the company 20 have cars
meet certain trains arriving after mid
night. as was done last year. II ia
probable that the Darby car which
leaves the Pennsylvania Railroad sta
tiOn at 1918. standard time, will con
tinue to leave at 1918 standard time or
ltS Wilmington time.
Tho clock in the postofIiCe tower. at
Ninth and Shiplcy streets. will register
new time" this year Postmaster
English said the timeplcCc was for the
benefit az the public and as IL had moth
ing to do with tho operation Of mails,
the hands would he SGT forward 10 les
son confusion.
An stamps and delivery windows and
the clerical force Of the postmaster's $
office will observe city time.
Owing TO tho observance Of standard
time by tho mail trains. MIR. English
saws II will be impossible to operate the
delivery service on city time. but all
mail collections viii be made under city
time.
All othcr departments in tho Federal
building viii observe standard time.
ono department Of the city govern
mcnt will be operated under both stand
ard and city time lambert Fouike
secretary ofJoepartment Of Elections. has
announced that he will keep his office
open next week from 20 and 10
O'Clock, new time" FOR the purpose %
transferring voters ON May q regis
/ tration day. June 4. city election. anc
june Ii BOARD - Education election
I standard time will DC observed
Tho only note of disapproval heart
/ was from Coroner Bullock who said ycs
4 tcriay that he was going to continue
/ 10 run his Office on standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

influence on the human system as that
the morning follows the night That this
is proven conclusivelv it is only necessary
for one to read the statements given by
grateful people who cal daily a the head
quarters Of The Pant Juice Man. at The
Mi,ler Drug Store 404406 Market street
One OF the most interesting is that Of Mr.
M. c Foraker Of No 1907 Kirkwood
street. end has many frlcndsi in Wilmington
rs he has lived here for number Of
wears. He stated:
81 must say that Plant Juice does more
than is claimed for it, as have been able
to prove this for mvself. For years ! have
been troubled with constipation which
had become chronic; my stomach was in
such a weak condition that ] could not
digest the lightest kind of food and it
would ferment IN my stomach and cause
terrific pains and heavy. hloated feeling;
my liver was out Of order and my skin was
the color of o lemon; my kidneys also
troubled me good deal; had dizzy spells
and black spots came up before my eyes,
| was so nervous that | could not sleep
at night and when got up in the morning
| was just as tired rs when | went to bed.
| was very depressed and the least little
thing irntated and disturbed me. All this
has changed since / TOOK rant JUICE. j
can now eat any kind Of food, sleep fine at
night, am not nervous and feel fully 10
years Younger; in fact. / never felt so well
in my whole lie and will be glad to tell
anyone who is skepticaI, Of the wonderful
experience had with Plant Juice
The Plant Juice Man Is at The Miller
Drug Store. 404-406 Market street where
he is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits Of
this remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
OBITUARY.
Miss Louisa Flynn.

Miss Louisa Flynn who died April ID,
was a faithful Wilmington school teach
or She was a daughter of the late Pat
rick n. and Cecilia X. Flynn of this city.
and a granddaughter of the late Martin
Kennedy Of New Castle. She was edu-
Gated in the public schools of Whining
ton. teaching during her last Gays a.
the school she attended tor uilie
cb. was an Efficient teacher and beloved
h,- bay classes She was a member of
tho Daughters of 1912. her grandfather
baina, one Of those who defended Lewes
during the war. Miss Flynn is survived
Inv one brother. Charles Flynn. The
funeral of Miss Flynn took place last
S,sIrdav week. with requiem mass, at
(, Paul-s Il. {. Church and interment
in the Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
SERVICES AT wORKHOUSR.

DR. Carlisle L. Hubbard. pastor of St
PauI-s NJ T.. Church. conducted services
al O'Clock in the afternoon yesterday
at the New Castle County WorkhouSc.
Other religious services included mass
at S in the morning for Catholic prison
ers. and y. NJ G. a. services at $50.
Saturday night. accompanied by an
orchestra of twenty pieces. members of
the Knights Of Pythias, at the request
OF Workhouse prisoners. visited the in
stitution and in stage costume rendered
Damon and Phythias
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
EARLY MORNING BLAZE.
Grocery Store Of barney Bnrioish
Damaged by Fire.

Mice nibbltng on matches Hecreteu
under the counter is, supposed to have
started n fire shortly after o'clock
this morning which did $500 damage TO
the grocery store of Barney Barloiski.
526 South Van Buren street. All dam
age lis covered by Insurance.
When smoke WAS seen rolling from
the building by pedestrians passing the
store, an alarm of fire was sounded
from box 14f. located at Maryland ave-
nue. and Beech street. TO which the dis
trlct companies responded
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

J. Bacon stubbs viii DC tho designated
speakers.
The program has hern arra nged ana
the invitations issued ny The follow3n~
committee: Rev. n. r. Ar0ctt hair
man. Mrs George Rhoad7, a1h-ch7i~-
man Rrv r. W TrapnelI Miss Alicc
r. Baldwin. TsAv r. r. King. Mrs E"r
amin Sieids Mics AIi~e = Srnyth Nr'
ConweIl T}anton. Maurice Pous"li" III Ni-a
Helen r. Garrett
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
IyTHR.RACIAL CONFERENCE.
To he Held at Friends Meeting House,
Tenth and Harrison sts- Tomorrow.

Invitations have been sent ont n
about 700 white and Negro citizens -
attend an inter. racial conference IN ~
held tomorrow night in tho Friends'
Meeting House. Tenth and Harrison
streets whom addresses will be delivered
and their subject matter discussed.
Tho addresses will bc on tho subjects
"Fsfluca tional conditions" and Health
conditions" Prof. W IT. Smith and Dr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Surprise Party For Miss Dorsey.

A surprise party was given 70
Catherine Dorsey at her home. 52S West
sixth street, last Thursday The even
ing was spent in singing, dancing and
various games. a solo dance was given
bv Catherine Dorsey. The dining room
was beautifully decorated in pink and
white Crepe paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Y. Nj. III. A. DIRECTORS.
Eight Elected TO Serve Three Years
and One to FIJI Vacancy.

Young Mems Hebrew Association last
night elected the following directors:
Aaron Finger. David Snellenberg, Max
Ken. Leo Ken. Abe Bunin Or. Nj.
Greenstein, Max Darevsk and j. tos-
enblatt, to serve for a period OF three
years, and Jacob Ostro, to fill vacan-
cy for the period of two years.
The old directors still on the board
to serve from one to three years. are
Louis Topkis, William Topkis. Victor
Topkis. Nathan Miller, Jacob Faber
Samuel Cannon, /. B. Feinberg. James
J. Cohen, DR.. Albert Robin, Ben Wolf
man, J. Handelman, Leslie Stone, Geo
Slonsky and DR. /. Kreshtool.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
WEDDINGS.
Jumper Bultman.

Miss Katherine Bultman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Bultman, and Henry
+. Jumper. were married last Tuesday
at st. Peters Church, Columbia, S. Z.
The bride is a niece of Rt. Rev John J.
Monaghan and a graduate of the Ursu-
line Academy, in this city.
The ceremony was performed by
Bishop Monaghan, assisted by Rev. n.
A. Murphy, of Spartanburg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Plant Juice All
That Is Claimed
A Wilmington Man Suffered
for Years Prior to Taking
Plant Juice.

You should try Plant Juice. the new
herbal stomach medicine, and YOU will
then be on the road to good health. The
action of this remedy is just as direct. Just
as positive and just as certain IN It's
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as toiu III eaSh
package of genuine Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following the
directions and dosage worked out by
phvsicians during 81 years. and proved
safe nv millions. Take no chances with
substitutes. IL you see the Bay9r Cross
on tablets. you can take them without
fear for Colds, Headache. Neuralgia.
rheumatism, Earache. Toothache. Lum-
haro and for Pain. Handy tin boxes of
twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin Is
the trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures OF Saiicyiicacid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
Eagles to Nominate.

Officers for the incoming year VIII
be nominated by Wilmington Aerie No
-. Fraternal Order OF Eagles. tonight
at meeting in headquarters. 30 West
Sixth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

For Rent-Very desirable apartment,
1920 Delaware avenue; beautiful sur
roundings. Every convenience. Phone
4S50.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
BumStead's sWOrmSYru1

ITO children angel OF mercy where
fIr~<f ions are followed. 1T NEVER FAILS.
Despite scarcity and enormous cost or
sANToSTN. IL contains fun dose. stood
-irty years test. Sold sveryvshcro Or by
mall. SOC bottle. -
rxt. O 4. voarhers. II. D.. PHILADELPHIA
for sale ~ NJ a.. Danforth- Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

Additional death notices. received too
late for this column VIII be found on
FINANCIAL Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
DE HS.

can 22oe-ask for ad ,aker.-Adv.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15

Wells Campbell of Sudbury who dice
May 10, 1918, Mr. Lewis has lived hi
entire life in Orwell and was for a long
period a clerk in the store of L. NJ
Wright and later went into bushes.
fer himself in the building now occu-
ped BIZ d c Can which work he car
red on for several years
Charles H. Lewis
Mt Independence American Legion
Post, No 50, met at the Ladies' room,
Saturday evening end elected the fol-
lowing officers: Russell Easton, com
mander; Clarence Belanger, adjutant,
Albert Bordeau vice commander
George Doane, chaplain; Henry VOL
colt, sergeant at arms; to the execu-
tive committee, for year George
Trombley; , years, Russell Walker;
years, William McAuley; entertain
ment committee George Doane, Rus
sell Walker, George Trombley, Law
renee Dufney, Almond Bishop, Hen
~ Wolcott Regular meetings will be
held the third Thursday evening of
each month The Legion Post will hold
q benefit entertainment and dance at
the town hall Tuesday evening
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15
SALISBURY

Mr. and Mr., Lyndon Thomi, are
away en- an auto tr.p to Boston
Ms, Emma schaefer Of Kew Britain.
Conn. spent the weekend at Frank
Nelson's,
Nj, Gladv, Over /, visiting her
unt and uncle Frank Whitney and
family.
AII., Alice Clarke of Sou.hbr.dge.
Mas. j. visiting Ms, Dor, WbjtDev
the week
Frank Atwood Norm Foote and
Fred Johnson have had their cottage,
at the Lake wired for electricity
Mr. and Mr.. Harry Benblm who
h.v. been taking an auto ,r.y through
New York returned home Monday
Mr., O NJ Bump and daughter MIR,
Emma Thom4, are spending thi, week
in Basin Harb1r with their relative,
and friend,
Mr., Emily K,ug,.ev wi.he, 10 thank
III the friend, Who sent her card,
booklet, or flower, on her Sjtb birth
day. Tu,v
Charlie, Partlow and family have
rented Of c. A BUMP the place known
A, the Avery place and took posses
SION Tuesday
Mr. and Mr., Edward butcher of
East Orange. y. l. who have been
visiting Mr.. N,rv Hamilton have
returned home
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15
BRIDPORT

Miss Pearle Farnham of Shorehan
spent several days this week with Mis-
Elizabeth Hamilton
Jewett Wing of Bolton Landing, N
Y, came Sunday for a visit with hi
mother Mrs Lizzie Wing
Miss Ruth Torrey has been spend
ing several days at the home of hel
grandfather c. M. Clark,
Policy Vadnais of Hartford Conn, j:
spending his vacation with his parent,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +, Vadnas.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Wemette and
daughter Eleanor OF Richmond were
Sunday guests of relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs John St. George OF
Lynn, Mass, have been recent guests
at the home of Maxim ST. George
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Bibeau Of Ha-
verhill, Mass, have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here for the past
week.
Miss Althea Dukett is in Hudson
Falls, n Y, for a two weeks visit with
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Webster
Mr.. and Mrs John Sunderland and
Mr. and Mrs I W. Spaulding and two
daughters went Thursday to Owls
Nest camp for ten days.
The Misses Martha and Laura
Payne of Clarendon are spending sew
eral days this week with their grand
mother Mrs. Martha Payne and ether
relatives.
Rev. G. E. Robbins, General Secre-
tary Of the Vermont Sunday School
Association, is to occupy the pulpit Of
the Congregational church Sunday
morning
G. D. Payne and family accompanied
by Miss Lorrette Thompson of Wey-
bridge Miss Ruth Payne and DR.. and
Mrs. Z. g. Blaisdell took an automo-
bile trip to Lake George Sunday.
The visit OF the Tribune Fresh Air
children to Brdport will be made the
last two weeks in August Anyone
who desires to entertain one or more
is asked to notify Mrs, NJ. 7 Wolcott
Norman Nadeau of Glens Falls, y.
Y, spent Sunday with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. K. A Nadeau Mrs Ma
deau and two children and Miss Mont
gomery who accompanied him here
are remaining for a longer visit
A Iewett family reunion was held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs Liz
ze Wing, about fifty being present
A picnic dinner was served at noon
and the time was pleasantly spent in
visiting and with songs and Rotations
by some Of the younger members
Grange meeting was held Tuesday
evening The following program was
given: roll call Why l am a Granger;
piano solo, Miss Mary Bennett; paper,
The Value of Womans Work, Mrs
Raymond Jackson; music by Grange.
The next meeting will be held July %,
The Jewetts Reunite
Among those present were E B Jew
EFT of Benton Harbor, Mich, The Mss
es Burnell of Benton Harbor, Nh and |
Mrs Curtis James, Mr. and Mrs. Slas
Jewett, Samuel Jewett and family Of /
Cornwall. Mrs. Orpha James, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel James, Mr.. and Mrs Lu-
Their Roscoe, Perry Bingham ana fam
ly. of Weybridge, Philo Elmer and |
family, Mrs. George Everest of New /
Haven Mr. and Mrs Horace Elmer of ,
East Middleburv, Mr. and Mrs Eben ,
T. RYDER of Mddlebu1y. /
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15
Two Thrown Through Windshield

l. K Beaulac Of Rutland, well
known locally as the representative Of
the Royal Typewriter Company, for
tunately escaped serious injury last
Saturday in an accident that co9plete-
" wrecked his car, throwing him and
his father through the windshield. As
he was driving into Bethel over the
mountain road Saturday afternoon his
windshield became logged with the
rain. In attempting to wipe off the
moisture, he lost control Of his wheel,
skidded out of the road into the end
OF an iron bridge. The force of the col
lision smashed his Ford touring car
into splinters, throwing him and his
father through the glass Of the wind
shield and down a steep embankment.
HIS fathers hand was slightly cut,
while Beaulac himself escaped with
only a shaking up.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-07-15
ORWELL

~ u. tDduuutI9 mas Bul Nud1Cu III
Mrs Martha Graves place
L. l. Clark was absent on a busine,
trip from Wednesday untl Saturday
Mrs Avery Brown and little son c
Benson visited at Charles Ladd's la,
week
Mr. and Mrs W. W. Eddy enter
tanned twenty-five of their relative
Sunday.
Clarence Little of Williamstown wa
a guest on Monday and Tuesday of L
l.. Clark
Miss Maude Meecham of Hartford
Conn, is spending week with Mr.:
Mabel Young.
Robert hawton is going to Newiield
Me, to spend some time at the HON
of his uncle
Mrs NJ. B. Wilcox and daughte
Miss Ruth, and Mrs Julia Brown spen
Tuesday in Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barnard o
Brandon spent Sunday with Mr. anC
Mrs a, c. Barnard
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brookins of Eas'
Middlebury visited their daughter Mrs
G NJ. Cooke Sunday.
Pr;ncjDal RAYMOND Mcfarland O.
Vermont Academy, SaXtons River, anC
his son were in town Saturday
Miss Christine LaDuc, who ha, beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eddy in
Poutney, returned home Sunday
Miss Mildred Needham Of Middle
bury came Monday to visit her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. ]. O. Raymond
Miss Mildred Doane returned 10
Burlington Tuesday after spending
several DAYS with Miss Theresa Pur,
cell.
Curtis Persons. who has been visit
ing his GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs G
L. Allen, has returned to hi. home IN
Brandon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. z. Tanner and Miss
Starkweather Of Worcester N. Y. were
over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
r. S. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Delahantv of
Fair Haven were weekend guests of
Mrs. Delahantv', mother, Mrs Adj
die Dumas
Mr. and Mrs l. W Cuts were
guests on Sunday Of Judge and Mrs c.
l. Button at Higgins Tavern, Lake
Dunmore.
] c. Mcintyre, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Nose hospital in Ticonderoga, re
turned home Friday
Mrs Joseph Munier and daughter
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-03-25

H- ---r-
Oil Company product, manufactured eX
pressly to meet the requirements of a
correct flushing agent. 1t has the ne
cessary cleansing qualities and at the
same time sufficient lubricating quail
ty to prevent damage. Any small
amount left in the crankcase after
draining will not impair the lubricat-
ing value of the fresh oil.
in general, it may be said that au-
tomobile engines should be drained
and flushed at least every $50 miles
trucks every 500 miles tractors every
so hours and airplanes every s hours.
1t is impossible to over-estimate the
importance of performing this opera
ton at regular intervals and in the
proper manner. Attention to this de-
tail will result in longer life of the
engine, fewer repair bills II more
satisfactory operation.
CAS- it is at times inconvenient for
the owner or operator to drain and
flush the ~crankcase, a number OF
prominent garages, repairs shops and
service stations in every city and
town in this territory have arranged TO
furnish this service. They carry a
supply of calol flushing oil and zero
lene in the different grades required
For the guidance of motorists, the
Standard Oil Company has supplied
each garage, giving this service with
distinctive modern crankcase ~cleanine
service signs, which indicate that the
garage is equipped to give crankcase
service.