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The U. S. Government specifies for its
emergency use:
• grade of motor fuel which is suitable for ambulances,
lire engines, military and naval equipment, and other emer
gency vehicles under adverse conditions of starting and accel
eration—” (excerpt from U. S. Govt, pamphlet VV-M-571)
Fire-Chief Gasoline exceeds these specifications!
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THE X&ofrAK jftERALP, EDENTQN, N. C., THURSDAY,, "' DECEMBER 13, 1934.
IT takes plenty of power to shoot a
ten-ton fire engine through traffic.
And that’s what Fire-Chief Gasoline
was made to do!
Today more than ever, Fire-Chief is
even better than the U. S. Government
specifies for “emergency” service. It’s
faster-more powerful—higher in anti
knock value than ever before!
At Zero or Below
Starts 47% Quicker
Than the U. S. Government requires for its
emergency equipment.
J.H. CONGER
Agent
Edenton, N. C.
GASOLINE
Put this “emergency” gasoline to work I
in your car. It gives you everything you 1
want—does everything better—at the ]
price of ordinary gasoline. •
Try a tankful today at the red Texaco
pump. A livelier, more powerful car
will tell you why Fire-Chief is today
bought by more tourists than any other
brand of gasoline!
FILL YOUR CAR
WITH TEXACO GAS
AND HAVOLINE MOTOR OIL
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