Page 19 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23364, 2 December 1937, Page 19

- a f/j > m m Two sceneji from Paramount’s “High, Wide and Hand! some" featuring Irene Dunne and Randolph Scott dee the epic struggle of TIDE WATER to build the world 9 s most famous pipeline in “HIGH, WIDE and HANDSOME”! SHOWING AX THE JiEGBNX XHI£AXUI£ , OT'HE incredibly fascinating, historically authenJL tic battle of Tide Water in 1878 to construct a pipe-line from the Pennsylvania oil fields to the sea comes to life in Paramount’s magnificent picture “High, Wide and Handsome.” The vivid portrayal of men’s unwavering imagination and courage to proceed against seemingly insurmountable obstacles marks a brilliant page in the history of Tide Water, the makers of Veedol, Pennsylvania oil at its finest. Today this famous pipeline still carries Pennsylvania Bradford crude to Tide Water’s refinery at Bayonne, N. J., for the manufacture of Veedol motor oils. Your motor uses less oil when Veedol is in the crankcase. It lasts longer, goes farther-saves you money on every mile. VEEDOL J MOTOR OIL |^| R. B. DENNISTON & CO. LTD., 31 Moray Place West, DUNEDIN & OTAGO REPRESENTATIVES

Colourful Charm of New Zealand Eighty Pictures in Full Colours. Here is New Zealand’s biggest achievement in colour printing—the new Royalquarto 84-page book, "New Zealand Railways Illustrated "—the book which proves that New Zealand really is the "Wonderland of the Pacific." You will like this bright pageantry of your country. You will like to buy , a copy, for yourself and another for a friend or relative oyer- ' seas. - ** 5/- at Railway Book Stalls or 5/- (post free) from Publicity Manager, Railways, Wellington.