New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1923, Page 9

Many oils look good and feel good when poured from the can or measure but--the oil that fails to maintain its film at the heat at which your motor runs is treacherous. : ‘ : Such oils are common. They are the cause of pitted shafts, | oy R pitted wrist pins, pitted cam shafts, efc. They attack main For' g ( ' Y o bearings, pistons, piston rings, cylinder walls and other ‘ =’ Y & vital parts of the engine. Dependable ' ‘ % ; - Most motors are subject fo gasoline seep- ! - G &y 4 age 1 e the leaking of gasoline past ' i ; . : 4 : the piston rings into the crank case. Lubrlcatlon ; V.. g \ Unless the oil you use is of the high- L > R : est viscosity obtainable, gasoline For Dependable Lubrication use Perfectol--always. 4 i ) seepage will thiniit to such an Rl the fine lubricating value of the best quality Pennsylvania & & ‘ extent that it becomes practi- crude remains intact in Perfectol. Perfectol stays with t-he ' , » ca"\j worthless as a lubricant. engine. It has a most remarkable resistance against excessive N i heat found in all motors. Tt represents practical insurance \ .- ; There has long been a crying against the treachery of gasoline seepage. It is uniform in 2 )~ need for an oil of such high its body, uniform in its superiority, uniform in its character, £ " ; grade that or;dinar\j gasoline EHEH seepage could not destro o its iébr‘icaflng power‘s--\f Such is PERFECTOL the perfect motor oil e ) : ‘ & for Dependable buys oil by the : SO \gn Lubrication THE pERFEcT \ q‘unri' feeding ihf: vital parts of his automobile with one oil one day another oil an- MDTUR UIL other day from Note the Differenc‘e any convenient after a Hard Day'y station along his Run with Perfecto] . . line of travel is as consistent as the man who buys coal by the shovel- A ful: neither is\‘}f 3 3 - blflj.lrng economi- '\ INSURE AGAINST cally and the THE TREACHERY OF : PA) ity | SN former is Improver MOTOR LUBRICATION Buuihg 7y a Can PPERFECTOL with Yoy Always i/ y disastrously. ! Avoid the possible treachery of ordinary motor-oil-by-the-quar. CII‘I‘\J a can of PERFECTOL in your car--always, It represents long e to the motor of your car. It is insurance against _unnecessary wotor depreciation. + And remember--.there is no treachery in Perfectol. It is dependable. THE PERFECT Jensen Motor Supply Co. McGauley & Bennett 139 ARCH STREET Authorized Hudson-Essex Service Station itain, 8 s ST MAIN STREET L iipbhocaio il L O wixl::: the Post Office Harold J. McGauley Thomas H. Bennett 4 M. Irving Jester W. C. Jenson—F. Thorson \