Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-27 | Page 34 | White Star Ford Oil is Different

r WHITE STAR FORD OIL IS DIFFERENT The proper selection of oil for lubricating lubricat-ing an automobile engine is a very important im-portant matter. The kind of oil you use not only affects the efficiency of your engine but the life as well. E. E. Brazier, sales-manager for the Inter-Mountain Electric company, gave some good points in regard to automobile engine lubrication when interviewed recently re-cently on the subject. "An inferior oil cannot resist the intense in-tense heat of the engine." said Mr. Brazier. It breaks down oulckly and the moving metal surfaces which should always al-ways be separated by a protecting film of oil, are thrown into direct contact. "EMraustive research and three years oUffactical tests solved for the manu-Rcturers manu-Rcturers of Ford cars, the problem of lubrication. After experimenting with manv different kinds of oil. they chose White Star Extra Quality Motor Oil for exclusive use in their factory and all rtKsir branches. They chose it because it WrW"ed the heat, did not breajt down or burn"away and produced practically no carbon. At the same time it stood the fcnldest tests. I "Very few car owners have the facilities facili-ties for knowing the difference in oils, and the advice of automobile manufacturers manufac-turers who have chosen an oil by test, is good advice to follow. Ford owners who follow the Ford idea in lubrication ' and use JVhite Star Motor Oil experience g, little or no lubricating troubles."