Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 11 (Supplement)

Yesterday's performance C j/S determines to-day's choice lIIH ii ' / Almost without exception a motorist's decision to equip ■ I " I I I ® his car with Miller Cords is based on his successful experi- J H I' i 1 x ence with Millers in the past. V J|l |^ <■He chooses Millers because of the geared tread which i* 1' I*l protects him against skiddingthe gears mesh with the , s J]'J'. '•; . . "Tf ; ' . road, insuring positive traction, v '[ 1••hJII |f I' ' ? —He knows the advantages of' the flat tread which v,v. :: ';JOL.vt. \.VI' S: I reduces friction at the hinging point—where, four-out of ' •* 11N' Mll five round tread tyres-break'down-—and gives maximum ' i It' S[/ >He realises that the carcase of Millers will stand up ' • /'• j\l '' f! I under the most severe service, and yet is supple enough • .v• A\Vjfy-'-W ' I to give the utmost cushioning effect. .*> -Ah Wvffl \T He is assured of uniform value in every Miller tyre : 'A ;\ j or tube purchased—a series of inspections by factory .>/ officials is his protection. ( y til O • Miller Cord Tyres have been tested by large <|p* service companies against 15; to 20 rival makes, and j, I, - hare uniformly demonstrated. their superiority. . / ... S ; Miller Cord Tyre Agents can now meet the _ ~ — -—. requirements of truck and lorry owners with a full G E E-ROAD line of tyres ranging in size from 30 x 3£ to 40 x 10. Obtainable xat A$ Garages. Miller Cord Tyres are made in both inch and ■ J metric dimensions. They are made both straight .Wholesale distributors for New Zealand, side and beaded edge. E. REYNOLDS & CO. LTD. Wellington. 1 1 '■ i» v * i U. -V 5 , i3 ty ... v , . , :«■ ' *.

Ij maximum mileage, dominant power, * utmost speed—plus real economy. Jj 1 SHELL — gives you everything. 1 I FRENCH GRAND PRIX. ,1923, : ' . j § I | was won on SKell Lubricating, " ||j | | ' !i . I ' t . / n