New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926. As the modern bridge surpasses the ferryboat, so the new Atantic Gasoline o Your own motor will tell you NOT since the day of the first automobile has there been such an amazing single advancement in gasoline refining as you'll find in the new Atlantic Gasoline introduced several months ago. Made from an entirely new \ elements, conservative Atlantic engineers at once pronounced it the finest all-round gasoline that had ever come from the Atlantic refineries. It well justifies the ten million dellars’ worth of special refining equipment required to produce it. combination of petroleun When the new Atlantic went into the thousands of Atlantic pumps and filling stations, it was commanded to tell its own story. And it did! Targe cars and small—old cars and ATLA new-—suddenly their drivers noticed a marked difference in performance. There was no mistaking it! I wondered what had got into my car,” was an expres- sion commonly heard. “Easier starting! More pep-and-punch! Increased power! The engine imm 2 y took on a lullaby notot-smeothness. Hills lost their challenge. Traffic jams no longer got my nerve. I soon learned the reason: The new Atlantic Gasoline!” If you haven’t yet tried this new Atlantic Gasoline—Man, you're missing something! Missing a satisfaction and money- worth in motor fuel you've never enjoyed before! Fill up with Atlantic—today—and let your motor report the result! TIC GASOLINE