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Grey River Argus, 22 October 1934, Page 7

UNCLE ARTHUR EXPLAINS.. IS |||| SB Uncle: “Hello May. I hear you and Jack are ag shutting up house and taking a trip to ft s ’ 'Jf 'tW * M° unt Cook .. . That so?’’ 801 l x 1 - - ■ TT T Niece: “Yes, Uncle Arthur, and I’m glad you 4 1? S" ii t -«"*S ’phoned because I want to ask you some »WWIM» * iv* ■» :::’jH± JzgZ ™p».« questions.” MRtet mtsUncle: “Go ahead, Miss Inquisitive.” w "jf Niece: “Well, we've been using Europa during S’ / I. lA’ , * ie w ’ ntcr because it started the ear so SUS?* £ easily. What sort of mileage do you think \ J ’* would give on a long run, now that the Fx~ Ojs ? | / weather is warmer? ” 1 4 ’ ;JKSr Talgfe ' ... . . 1 « '• j? ! .iOl Uncle: ou eouldn tdo better. Certain eonstit- 1W z A ' '7X UnH uents it contains make it highly economical—ln other words—you’ll get easily the I A best mileage ratio from Europa.” / Niece: “Well, dear, you're a Chemistry Professor I C -A. AffijMii and you ought to know. Now—what is ] \W ijj this Octane and what does it do?” life Uncle: “Octane is a valuable hydro-carbon which JF ' JSa prevents knocking and eliminates engine jay 7 JL / vibration. In other words the engine IgK ’W ' ' <• performance will be easy and effortless 1 without wasted energy.” Niece: “That’ll do nicely thank you. In any case i : A I may as well tell you we were going to J ■’ z use Europa, but what you’ve said makes W ; pUin that it’s the best petrol for us.” ’7' ' KMI Fill up with •• • BBwRBmBIiVBI lIP i|L EUROPA WF EUROPA “THAT’S THE ~~ —“THAT’S THE SPR,T F HIGH OCTANE J CmfSTOL €OJIAIB SB»®B7i AND EUROPA MOTOR OIL uoo % av SS . ANBASE > (Royal Air Force Contract — 100% Russian Base) ?■;; 4»’ ! ■’■, '■V. ' " />• t ?'?.%• >■ • v; x

WONDERFUL PILE REMEDY. °Zann.” is inexpensive and easily applied. Generous trial sent for six pence.—Zann Proprietary, Box 952HJ, Wellington. —6