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Evening Star, Issue 18533, 16 January 1924, Page 4

6^ $ on,lie iJUIJk nyXTCH of the pleasure of motoring 3$ »*•»* pends upon the ability of your car %o take the bills on “top’** This extra demand upon your engine requires a motor spirit which Is powerful, uniform and volatile, Quick and complete vaporisation of the motor spirit in the carburetor is of vital importance. Jhe conversion of the latent energy in the motor spirit into 100 per cent, smooth, full power, depends upon volatility* Plum© is a highly volatile motor spirit Every drop is converted into gas for power, there is no waste, Volatility is fundamental. No other quality or factor can compensate for the |acis gf volatility,. (extra omirm ■■/ Plume doesn’t Jih on the steepesf hill, It gives acceleration, the necessary pull, and power. Make a fresh start. Fill up y/ith Plume to-day and note the difference. For the correct lubrication of your car use the p - rode of Gargoyle MobUoil as specified in our Chart of Recommendations . Make the Chart your guide , | Iff rite our nearest Branch for Free 72 page k booklet~^ u The Care of Jom Car,” 4P3 1 ptrVJIY,

Aptly termed “The Mother’s Friend,” Bonnington’s Irish Moss gives immediate relief from sleep-disturbing, hacking coughs of children. Nothing safer or surer. Contains no harmful opiates or narcotics* 1/6 and 2/6. 159 GENUINE TAILORING! YOU SAY YOU CANNOT AFFORD A TAILORED SUIT I I SAY YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO WEAR A CHEAP MADE-TO-MEASURE FACTORY-MADE SUIT. Appearances count, and at the end of the year you will find your Suits bill less, because a Genuine Tailored Suit lasts double the time of the cheap article. Start 1924 by calling on JOHN McCRAE MERCHANT TAILOR, 23 DOWLING, STREET.

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