SEPTEMBERS, 1934
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ARD LUCK IN ULSTER 1.1
“Nothing but ‘Ard luck can stop us winning ! ” said Gordon Harker to our editor over our private wire. “We’ve got the Juliet-Romeo nicely tuned and pruned now, all ready to line up for start, and when we do go you’ll see what Pratts High Test will do I’ll let you into a secret — we took the family pawnbroker with us on our last practice lap (and on Nellie’s), and he was so convinced the Trophy would be ours that he loaned us five bob on it in advance.” “Yes,” joined in Nellie, “the ‘bus went like a scalded cat all the way from Pratts Bridge to Ballystockart, when we glue a basket.” “Blew a gasket, you
mean,” corrected Gordon. Daily Tellacram.
PRATTSHIGH TEST makes every car a better car