EVERY DROP BURNS—BIG TREE MOTOR SPIRIT!
When jour tank is full of Big Tree Motor Spirit, you know it all burns—none is left to trickle into the vitals of your engine, and break down your lubrication. Big Tree works smoothly, cleanly. Full mileage is assured. Uphill and down dale, the power flows like the streams you pass. Use the motor spirit that has proved its worth—keep your tank full or Big Tree. 7
A novel plan has been adopted >y the St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich Diocesan Board whereby the problem of the bishop's journeys to all parts of his diocese has been solved. A list of car-owners—at present sixty-two in number —who are willing to place their cars at the bishop's disposal on certain dayß in the year, has been drawn up and is kept at the office of the board. The bishop acquaints the office with the names of the villages and stations he wishes ,to visit, and the transport arrangements are at once made for bim. The bishop writes, "I have now enjoyed the system" for a month, and for me nothing could je better. I am profoundly grateful to the inventor of this plan, and to board for their help in carrying it out I may add my limbs are amply inspired."
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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17472, 5 June 1922, Page 5
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