Page 33 Advertisements Column 3

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 840, 7 December 1929, Page 33

Smooth to the lips arc the ‘ lvory’ tips A .T; J : i 111 V\ f j Ail- \\ The 4 Ivory ’ tip is found only on the cigarette that has always jealously guarded its reputation as the ‘Aristocrat of Cigarettes *— De Reszke, of course! DE RESZKE Virginias lO for 9^. A CAR FOR ALL / n 'oosevelr MARMON-BUI LT Eight cylinders, 70 h.p. engine, finger tip control of lights, starter and horn, Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers all round, adjustable steering column, enclosed four-wheel brakes, chromium plating on all parts . . . and you can get a Roosevelt from as low as £489 A straight-eight Marmon Roosevelt because of its exceptional power, speed, and flexibility may create the idea in the minds of motorists that it is a “tiger on petrol and oil” —it is not indeed ... it is lighter than many heavy sixes and averages ISm.p.g. and less than a pint of oil per 1,000 miles. Why be content with a six when you can get an eight for the same price, an eight that is lighter on petrol, oil and tyres and running expenses than many a six ... an eight that for appearance and performance cannot be surpassed. CAMPBELL MOTORS LTD Present Address: Anzac Avenue, Auckland. And at Hamilton, Palmerston North and Wellington. (Moving shortly to Campbell House.]*