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Evening Star, Issue 19044, 12 September 1925, Page 17

One manufacturers’ “heavy” oil has the same body at 150’ F. (average crank case temperature) as anothers “light” oil. Two well-known “light” oils are equally far apart in body. Among oils classified as “light," '‘medium” and “heavy," there exists a wide variation. There is no accepted standard for Sight, medium, and heavy oils. In asking for a “tin of light oil” you run the risk of getting “light” oil to-day, “medium” oil next week, and “heavy” oil before the month is out. Motorists are waking up to this dan* ger. That is why more motor car owners ask for the correct grade of Gargoyle Mobiloi! than any other three brands or oil combined. And that is why specific grades of Gargoyle Mobil* oil are recommended by more motor car manufacturers than ever before. With the correct grade of Gargoyle Mobiloi! in your crank-case all doubt as to correctness of body are settled once and for all. The uniformity ot each grade of Gargoyle Mobiloi! is strictly maintained. Write our nearest branch for free 64 page booklet, “The Care ot Your Car,*® yp.. ‘OS' 3 ffi /-> - ( Vw .TrtWAL • lonflik* MWO-lrf “ ‘ v !W flpurifaa tßiasa m ftp I’.l Q Iwiw.rawAi!-. Make His chariyour yiride RtQS v A , * s \s" / Ya \ -\ iM}j\ is# w itisiyj Hi m i' mm ‘tii ji S]l a 'hit mm im m i iKf; $ r% r$ Warning. Be sure the correct grade of Gargoyle Mobiloil specified for your car is drawn from a package bearing the Gargoyle Mobiloil Trade Mark. When you bay Gargoyle Mobiloil in sealed packages you are fully protected— the sea! is your safeguard. Be sure the seal is unbroken. S M 7 VACUUM OIL COMPANY, PITII?

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