0 (( “Oil Drag” is fluid friction. “Fluid Friction” is caused by thick, gummy impurities left in ordinary oils, which offer resistance to fast-moving parts, cause excessive wear, sticky valves, heavy carbon deposits and lacquering. This reflects itself in the car’s performance, in premature repairs, increased petrol and oil consumption, and, eventually in a shorter life than that which the car was made to give. DISCOVERY OF NEW PROCESS The Vacuum Oil Company, realising this problem in modern cars, concentrated their vast research facilities backed by their 73 years’ experience, in an effort to frustrate '‘Fluid Friction,” and have evolved a unique double solvent method of refining called the Clearosol process. This process removes tar, gum and sludge-forming compounds leaving only pure, tough lubricant, that affords the greatest protection to the finest precision made motor. HOW TO DEFEAT “FLUID FRICTION” The day when you could say “Drain and refill” has gone. Those who appreciate the finer workmanship of to-day’s cars will realise the necessity of seeing that only the finest quality lubricant is used—ask for Mobiloil, and see that you get it! It is the only oil made by the unique Clearosol double solvent process. VACUUM Cm. CO. PTY. LTD. (INC. IN AUST.)
Happy ! Baby -will be far more content with his oWn kigk chair complete with its little table. And you can depend on the chairs v?e offer to stand up to kis romping and jumping about—to give every) satisfaction. Come in and see the low prices. The Globe Furnishing & Auctioneering Co. MORRINSVILLE. ’Phone 154.
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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20734, 18 February 1939, Page 10
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255Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20734, 18 February 1939, Page 10
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