Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1925, Page 44

'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19., 1975. = -Pennants are up in Washington OU will see them flying from the Texaco pumps. They are the signals of an easy start. They announce Winter - Run Texaco which is now dispensed from every Texaco pump in the city of Washington. The same price — the same purc Texaco Gasoline with its full range of power, speed and mileage—but an extra cold weather kick for a cold engine. Texaco lowers thg “I. B. P.” That means much to the refinery chemist—little to the motor car driver until the gas is in the engine —then, a quick start on a freesing day. Winter-Run Texaco is pure, unblended Texaco Gasoline with a lower “boiling point”. Nothing has been added. Every day in the year, somewhere in the world, Texaco is being used in freezing weather. So, every day in the year the Texaco re- fineries arc making special Winter-Run Texaco for shipment into the territories of prevailing low temperatures. It is part of Texaco service to metorists. Car manufacturers universally recommend a straight gasoline. It is ‘best for every motor. Texaco provides it. Winter-Run Texaco Gasoline is now on sale and at no advance in price THE TEXAS COMPANY, U. S. A. Texaco Petroleum Products