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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18573, 27 November 1920, Page 5

AERTE Clothed with Air " » 1 ■ 000 a ia b»p£ [0 BBSS A ERTEX Cellular garments are k designed to fulfil the requirements of active men. They give free movement to the body and afford the greatest protection against heat, cold or dampness* SOLD BY ALL HIGH GRADE OUTFITTERS TINY AIR PELLS *0 EVERY INCfI OF MESH 100 trhiUtsh tnlst— THE CELLULAR CLOTHING CO, LTD, 72-73, Fore Street, LONDON, England. ERTE n 'Ah**, "The Chocolates 1 like best are UPTON’S—and mother says they're pure and wholesome 1” WP TON'S 'Bett AuorUd ‘ setfl conotnca you of— UPTON QUALITY, : C-^OCotdteA V - I —Far* Far* IngmHanta —Dtliciou* Flaoavr —BRITISH/ wmif-M DQDHIDSBOI iiiHiiiiiriiiiiiili PRICE {©hvS 'I»OHT iiiiiniiiinnHiiiiniinHUHnUHHinniiinininitiing Q 5 AWARDS I i NIGHT LIGHTS The Sensible Light For Bedroom 'and s Nursery PRICE'S CO.UR LONDON • • olasgowetc i tlillllllllllllMllllllllillll nrj Top Gear Driving in Traffic without Clutch jockeying makes the MAS! a Pleasure to Drive. PROOF—"The Nash engine Is remarkably flexible, while a special word of praise must bo givon to the clutch. In traffic it is never necessary to change off top gear, and tha car gots away smoothly from a standing start without any suggestion of jockeying. The power given off at low speed must be considerable, for the car will pull slowly up moderate gradients on its top gear in traffic in a very oJeasine manner.” "The Motor," March 10, 1920. The Nash will bear the fiercest light of. criticism. The more stringent the test, the greater the appreciation and admiration. ROYDS MOTORS LTD. TERRACE :: :: Than© 5421