TEXACO THEN PIONEERS STANDARD FOR HIGH QUALITY MOTOR OILS mil mm WORL m WMm w&. Wm .'I'M i*f« .»m r^>psmm»» H)^x ■■#&■ SPlm 9t»-j, ma ✓^ "*& ''»''& tess7Mt*s #^ r,j f«JB I#«s 8?««S 0* ,*>! mm *m£& mm ,***' -■<!** mmw? y m m <&' .■■:***' I.tag&SSSSBS! ■% . '■■* ■mm m ,\#H#>*»~~ 'M& i""* m->-<f r -.*-' s*%rw '<✓* 100/ X?«> !M o ,£« W ses <^" -*^ f mm mm I o r • ' -a r% }-*f.; il^A RESIDUAL OILS &mw> y% Atf-fes IMMi *m VSMW, 3g?«. mm--f TRIPLE IT (S DISTILLED @ THE FURFURAL PROCESS Scientifically, New Texaco Motor Oil differs.from other widely S, known oils it is DISTILLED, and k not a mixture of carbonic forming residual oil and thin ' lubricating oil* It will increase distilled engine efficiency by keening it free from harmful carbon*. CLEAN At this stage where ordinary oil is considered finished, New Tesaco. Motor Oil is further purified with Furfural, a solvent that removes I | 35% ofthe oil including all sludge, I | tar and gum-forming materials. ' Waste This makes the oil stay clean and purified last longer. BENZOL-ACETONE DEWAXED Paraffine wax is completely removed by the Bettfcol-Acetone process, so that the New Texaco Motor Oil circulates freely even when your engine is cold. Oils made by less exacting processes cannot protect your motor at low temperatures. M *£a&Uea<nf~- -wo ae&teefu Y0 U R FRIENDLY D E HE R
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22338, 28 February 1938, Page 15
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