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Evening Star, Issue 20312, 22 October 1929, Page 5

seemm The NEEWand BETTER TEXACO ■ . jf **s»w I s3 m A A Rub a few drops on your baud— Texaco is dry in an instant, and gone, with the sensation of cold that marks its quick evaporation. Ihe rapidity with which this NEW and BETTER Texaco vaporizes is the reason for the NEW and BETTER performance results so obvious when you drive. Let your tank get down to its last quart, fill up clean with the new Texaco and learn what is the difference between VAPORIZATION and ATOMIZATION in motor spirit. You know that Texaco Motor Oil is outstanding, learn that this new spirit is equally superior. THE TEXAS COMPANY (AUSTRALASIA) LIMITED WET A wet gas is an atomized mixture of motor spirit vapor with liquid drops of raw motor spirit. These drops, separating at every manifold bend, result in uneven distribution and flooded cylinders. BUT DRV A dry gas, the NEW and BETTER Texaco, vaporizes ‘ completely. It forms a dry gas —a perfect mixture of motor spirit vapor and air, which provides an even flow of fuel and power to every cylinder. Forms a DRY GAS and eliminates KNOCKING