Page 15 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21345, 21 November 1932, Page 15

A«° i£AW H ® ask AND YOU ENDANGER YOUR. CAR You may get "cheap" damaging oil that LOOKS like regular-priced oil. You will not know how "EXPENSIVE" it really was until a repair bill faces you. The correct use of the best oU is your best insurance against repair bills and depreciation; it enhances trade-in value and guarantees smooth enjoyable running* .<33.o°° u»!° 'ucWJL ASK FOR "ATLANTIC" AND BE SURE Op ■l. • • • the extra oiliness of a pure paraffin base oil that sells at regular price. 2 . . • low evaporation loss—you use less. 3 • . . extra tough body to withstand any engine fieaf. 4 - • • the quality that reduces sludge formation. § • . . a product) perfected by 66 years' refining experience. PURE PARAFFIN BASE MOTOR OIL PRODUCT OF ATLANTIC UNION OIL CO, LTD.

§parkles M prvil.V'P Ta m 4^ LP SUJTCf It'-r----suft£ MV t£W&. \T < IV yv £5 M - jps\. - IbJS M 5 Si 8 4-oz.Tins ...Y4 Andrews is now available in economical 4-oz. Una—hermetically sealed to maintain, unimpaired, its health-giving properties in all climates. Nearly 40 years of ever increasing sale indicate the reliance placed on Andrews in the British Isles. In countless households the familiar green tin stands ready to correct life's little Ills whilst they are still little* « Healthful and helpful the whole year round, Andrews has a particular virtue during the Summer months. Crisp and thirst* quenching it cools and invigorates immediately—try a glass next time you feel the need for something cooling or when you feel " out-of-sorts." fessaaStl! i J SCOTT & TURNER LTD., NEWCASTLE-ON-TYN2£,