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Otago Witness, Issue 3384, 22 January 1919, Page 50

r, if: Mends Punctures in Tubes and Vulcanizes Patch in seven to eight minutes. Carried in pocket or tool bag. Simpler, better than ordinary outfit. With the ««Marvel" Junior Vulcanizer any motorist can repair his punctures, and make a permanent, vulcanized job, anywhere, at any time, and complete the job in seven or eight minutes. The most expensive outfit couldn't make a better repair. The outfit consists of Vulcanizer, patches, sandpaper, discs for lighting—everything necessary to make a permanent, satisfactory repair. So light and compact is it that it can be carried in pocket or tool bag. Price of Vulcanizer, with six patches, discs, etc., 7/6. Box of extra 12 patches and discs, 5/6. Postage Free, Cash with older. con & son 183 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. 1 K I W%l 1 m ■ ,■- kJS •5^ m : n m m M m m > •'>> a mm & sag ■ ■■: Seas «<j> «•**••-.« - - m»t. g '■•' Ml a •-. ~v u m .:■:■• SSu%a Stocked in White Tread Grooved and Red Tread Railroad. DUNLOP RUBBER CO. Wellington, Christchurch, Auckland ! MOTORIST: "The Tyre with a reputation—eh?" i OUR ENVOY: " Yes, Sir, and won by its high quality, j splendid service and reasonable selling price." £ MOTORIST: "Talking of prices—l see some imI porters making claims for superior quality to § account for their exceptionally high price in | this country." I OUR ENVOY: " Yet the same cover sells at nearly | half the price—say in New York, which rather explodes the super-quality idea. Anyway, Sir, claims don't build up a 20 years' reputation for giving the public a fair return for their money." I MOTORIST: "No, time finds out most things, and in | my case it has proved that have no superior for service and tyre economy. LADY: "Loyalty with profit—eh?" OUR ENVOY: "Exactly, Madam 1"