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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12405, 24 August 1918, Page 5

DANGER lurKs at every Greasy Corner! The most careful driver is absolutely powerless at times to arrest a side-skid—if the tyres fail to grip when the car is checked. Sometimes necessity calls for use of brakes—the wheels lock, but the car skids forward and anything may happen. Again the brakes are applied—and in a flash the car is side-ways on and anything may happen. Many a Motorist’.* heart in in his mouth—when >- bc v - - .-ch.g a greasy patch. To minimise (j tln.se troubles, wo strongly recommend our RUBBER NON-SKIDS. These scientifically constructed covers give a really wonderful grip on greasy surfaces—either laterally or driving. They hold when other patterned covers (sss& are skidding, and further—they arc the finest wearing tyres for continuous hard driving on any road. For Service, Safety and Economy, they stand alone ‘ it I you can avoid" V—''/ r as? -M $ Ii «l p> fm^da & *V. r^s’ wmm-?<-.v J m // y m m *l* SSBS ■/3 S# SV r 1 i nags u ‘P& m. sm Ootainable all Leading Garage* DUNLOP RUBBER CQ • A.IL SUTLS *KL

“ Peerless" Flour is as much better than an ordinary Flour as the “ Peerless ’ Mill is better than an ordinary mill ... Ihe Flour the Picture Screen has told you about. Flourmillers CHRISTCHURCH.