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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1933, Page 2

~X t 1 ; /:.. s *'&*■*>'>. . '*<*'' a Hidden repair BILL IN EVERY FILL OF OIL THAT THICKENS WITH COLD m FLOWS FREEZES OIL EXACO POOR JKV? 0 !*?:':'’ i w. till* ■4*~*y Sf s m m m w* INFERIOR oils, frequently offered at Dargain .prices, are dangerous. They thicken like treacle at the first touch of cold. They may be filled withr paraffin wax, gums, tars or carbonforming impurities. Such oils cause many an unexpected repair bill. Play safe! Fill up with Texaco Crack-proof Motor Oil-famous for its low cold test . Cold or hot it flows instantly.at the first turn of the starter, lubricating and protecting every moving part. The “HOUR-GLASS” TEST This simple, yet dramatic,, test can be made in any home refrigerator. Two “ hour-glasses”, one filled with Texaco and qne with a poorly adapted motor oil, were frozen in a cake of ice. Texaco flowed freely at this low temperature. The other oil thickened like treacle. . In the average engine there are twenty or more fine oil channels no thicker than the waist of the "hour glasses" shown here. Through these narrow channels oil must flow quickly. Many oils hesitate until they are thoroughly warmed up by engine action. Then it is too late. More wear = has occurred' than during miles ■of warmed-up driving. - V* ; DRAIN, FILL-THEN difference in your motor! LISTEN! to the MO 11-36-32 D »“»• "' ,r TH'r'l l EXAs COMPANf.’ (AUSTRALASIA) LIMITED (

111. 1 f r %'£} KtV W-* 1 #■:• ; .f WRAPPERS WORTH idD Buy the Best m Soap—Laundrine. \§|: gny f acrj . ... Tlie wrappers are worth Id. each in cash, and there I}j| PRIZES are 44 cash prizes for those saving the largest number by 4th November, 1933. Ask your grocer for full details. •Rawi m. i A MHEOD BROS. LTD. MANUFACTURERS

“New Zealanders ought to be happy,’’ wrote Captain Goring in “Travel” on his return Home recently 'from touring Maoriland. “They have the loveliest scenery, a glorious climate, all the necessaries of life and most of its luxuries, including, perhaps, the finest tobacco lie-art of smoker can desir.!. As an old smoker myself the Jotter Relighted , me. Us supremacy, it s eems, is largely due to the fact that, unlike any other tobacco with whicu i am acquainted, it is' toasted. Does that little word convey anything to your mind? It assuredly would if you smoked thi 6 tobacco. The touting of the leaf releases the ethereal oils it contains. Hence its unique flavour and incomparable -bouquet, also its comparative freedom from the deadly nicotine which is mostly eliminated by the toasting. Take it from me there is no more delightful tobacco than this nor any’ so harmless.” Thus refers, as the New Zealand reader hardly needs to be reminded, to the four beautiful brands: Riverhead Gold, Navy Cut No. 3 (Bulldog), Cavendish, and Cut Plug No. 10 (Bullshc-ad).— Advt.' “I Don’t take risks’ witn ■■‘olds vake Tonking’fl Linseed Emulsion. It's ft marvellously efficent remedy Pleasant to take. Builds uf) the Byst-ur; 1h dd, 2a 6d, and 4» fid.—Advt.

Purest Cod Liver Oil in its pleasantest form You know everyone knows—that there is nothing to equal Cod Liver Oil as a health-giver, body - builder, and nervestrengthener. Now Lane’s Emulsion not only gives you the purest vitamin-tested Cod Liver Oil, but improves its efficiency with such valuable addition* as creasotc, hypophosphites of lime and soda and fresh eggs. Get a bottle of Lane s to-day. Let it do for you yourself what it ha* (jone for so many others. Lane's is good for the young and good for the old. Price 2/9 and 4/9 at all chemists and Stores Munufaitured by Th*. 'Lane Medi.me Co. Ltd. {£. G. Lane, Graduate Chemist,) Oamaru,N.Z o axv£' EMULSION