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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19178, 8 December 1927, Page 14

Double Shell Is Officially Recommended by leading Motor Car Manufacturers Read what Morris says: " Before we chose Shell Oil for use in these works as a lubricant to be preferentially recommended, we subjected practically every known make of oil on the market to long and strenuous tests, and very natufally we chose the one that came out on top. Hence it pays owners to follow our recommendation." To Make Certain, the Makers of Morris Cars stamp their recommendation on Morris Breather Caps, stamp it on the engine plate, and repeat it in their instruc' tion book. Owners of the respective cars in attached list are also assured that the use of DOUBLE Shell will result in the perfect lubrication of their units. Buy DOUBLE Shell from the Sealed Shell Containers EVERY DROP GUARANTEED Double Shell is the recommended grade for, and will be the final choice of own. ers of the following cars:— * Ajax Aubttrn B.SJL Buck Cadillac Cakott Chalmers Chandler Charroo Chevrolet Chrysler Citroen Cleveland CotttaDesgonttes Grosstey Daimler Derby Diana Dodge Dor ant EcsUne Eaaex Fakron-Knight FHat Gray Gwynoe Hudson HapmobOe Jewett Kissel La Bdre La Salle Lanchester Lands Laabda Leoa Boise Lincoln Locomobile Maroon MacweS Mercedes Minerva Moon Mors Nash Oakland Oidcmobfle Overland Overland' Whippet Packard Paige Panhard Peerless Piercs-Arrow Poodac Renault Rhode Rkkenbadrcr Roamer Rugby Standard Steams>Kaigfct' Stadebakcr State Sonbeaa g i«. 9Wut Talbot VoMn Whippet Willys-Knight Wolsdey The Knowledge and Experience of the World's Master Minds on Lubrication, stand solidly behind Every Qrade of Motor " r U

Sumner retains the proud dlistinction of holding the premier flower show of the Dominion, as the entries received for to-day's Bhow total over one thousand, exclusive of the cookery classes. Although a large marquee has been erected adjacent to the Town Hall, several offers of displays by prominent growers for exhibition only nave had to be declined owing to lack of space. Twelve countries of North and South America would be linked up by the great road, 7000 miles long, suggested by President Coolidgo.