ilds the ((T Goodyear is now building a tyre that literally has no equal. It is being made extravagantly good, without limitation of material or cost—a much better tyre than the average person needs. This new tyre is the DOUBLE EAGLE, already hailed as "The Tyre of Tyres." It: is a perfectly balanced, moderate pressure type, with a double-thick "All-Weather-Tread,"compounded of the toughest,longestwearing rubber that Goodyear has ever developed. Its body is likewise special throughout: built of extra-heavy SUPERTWIST cord fabric, to a new oversize dimension both in cross section and overall diameter. It has more plies, more rubber between the plies, even a lining of an extra layer of rubber to prevent moisture reaching the cords—and all strengthened by a special low temperature cure. It is truly a Super-tyre, in the highest meaning of the word. Goodyear has made for the 'Double Eagle Tyre ah equally superior and enduring Double Eagle Inner T übe. IDENTIFICATION: On the side wall of this tyre you will find in silver silhouette the DOUBLE EAGLE —world-mark of superfine quality and value, symbol of that Goodyear union of seasoned experience and youthful progress which hat produced the tyre of tyres. 17DE-29
EVERYTHING (S3.G. &.) ELECTRICAL e— == : Ajqw i^i arantcc/- . . ->v: "TENACIOUS COATING" is the new and improved method of coating the filament which tri.vjrw better results at the start and throughout the whole life of OS RAM VALVES. m I >'v'. - VK with Supplied with English or U.X. Base To Icarn mora about "TENACIOUS COATING" write for our Special Booklet "The Osram 'Valve Guide " Free on requeit. Made in England •t Oarnm Lamp Work#, Hammersmith. Sold by all Leading Stores and Wireltss Dealers. BRITISH GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD., Branch Office & Public Showrooms:Brunswick Bldgs., 49 High Street, Auckland
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20241, 29 April 1929, Page 5
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