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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LII, Issue 8477, 24 December 1923, Page 4

A Holiday without a KODAK is a holiday Lost! The Kodak ov.suf keeps his holidays His Kodak preserves them I A Vest Pocket Kodak is big enough to tell the stoiy of your holidays. From 421 S Latest Pticc-l st Free OF ALL KODAK DEALERS. A. J. Mirrieloes, Chemist A. G Fall well Chemist Local Kodak Dealers

What Automotive Manufacturers say about the Gargoyle Mobiloil Chart FOLLOWING the annual meeting of the Vacuum Oil Company’s Board of Engineers, the 1923 recommendations were immediately mailed to all manufacturers of motor cars, motor engines, motor trucks and tractors. Each manufacturer was advised of the grades of Gargoyle Mobiloil recommended for his automotive unit. Approval of these recommendations has been received from 465 automotive manufacturers, and in many cases they paid high tribute to both the Chart and Gargoyle Mobiloil. We believe that the entire automotive industry backs us in urging you not to buy “loose” oil indiscriminately by the tin. You cannot always be sure either of highgrade oil or scientifically correct body. If the partial Chart at the right does not include your car, write to our nearest branch for our booklet, “The Care of You)* Car,” which includes the complete list of recommendations. The complete Chart is also on the walls of Gargoyle Mobiloil resellers. Don’t say, “Give me a tin of, oil,” Ask for * S? O Make file dart your yuidi d &II ID M s' vi-.k* ’J/ Oil"' 1 & v sir r<ol ,tlr n led r b»‘ h iin' I n' (1 \ n'i i u rl * Oil ni« off’ / siipP C* T tf i\W* /* m Ol ■nW* iw«' mA t C\» C,v* c.w\* i T i W/M* vv V.'*" -V \ c ““ »» c 0 »> * c hi o'*‘ Q *s> S* m i ei* , Ti! a fS VACUUM OIL COMPANY, PW L T -

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