4 : MARINE. REVIEW Gargoyle Marine Oils can be purchased at every important Great Lakes Port. Service Stations of the Vacuum Oil Company on Lake Erie. This map is one of a series. Watch for succeeding ones. A reliable treatment for reliable service Standardized Brands of Oil for lubrication of Great Lakes Steamers Gargoyle Voco Engine Oil No. 1 Gargoyle Cylinder Oil 600-W Gargoyle Cylinder Oil M Gargoyle D. T. E. Oil Light Gargoyle Fusoline Oil Medium Gargoyle Voco Cup Grease (No. 2 or No. 3) ARGON Marine Oils A grade for each type of service Vacuum Oil Company. “siete imm New York, U.S. A. ~~ SH Po Ca NGINES on Great Lakes vessels have to meet severe standards of service. From one end of their busy season to the other, lubrication must not fail. Indifference to the choice of lubricants or a hit-and-miss policy of application will never insure reliable engine oper- ation. The most successfully and economically operated en- gines have definite standards of application and definite standards for lubrication. 75% of the engine demands on the Great Lakes can be successfully met with the Vacuum Oil Company’s famous Gargoyle Cylinder Oil 600-W and Gargoyle Voco Engine Oil No. 1. If you operate turbines or Diesels there are other Gargoyle Oils suited to these types of engines. Gargoyle Marine Oils offer you a line of oils on which you can safely standardize. These oils have made actual records of —economies in oil consumption because fewer gallons of oil are needed per year; —fewer repair expenses, due to smoother engine operation; —more power from less fuel because of reduced friction. At Lakes Ports a representative will recommend the grades of these high-grade oils “standard” for your engine. Stand- ardize for one season on these oils and check up your records of increased engine efficiency and decreased lubrication and repair expenses, A competent staff of engineers stands ready to solve your lubrication prob- lems. Address—Vacuum Oil Company, Lake Marine Dept., 343 South Dearborn Street, Chicago. Please mention MARINE REVIEW when writing to Advertisers September, 1926