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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1791, 2 July 1913, Page 6

— "IP IT WERE MADE IN ENGLAND "

Sixty-five years ago two blacksmiths 6ta.rted business in a small smithy in Indiana. Their oapital amounted, to .£l3. Their business policy was to give tho best of quality in their work at the lowest possible price consistent with quality. To-day tho business started by those two blacksmiths is known as the Studebaker Corporation of America. It has a' capital of eight millions sterling, and the value of its annual factory output of automobiles is thirteen millions sterling, in addition to a big business in horse-drawn vohiclos. The business policy of the Studebakors is the re ere t of their success, and the now Model 35 ll.p. Studebaker car which is creating such interest among motorists in New Zealand is a striking example of that policy of "best value for the lowest price." Those who have seen tho new 35 h.p. Studebaker say:—"lf this car were mode in England its retail prico in New Zealand would not bo under ,£750." A powerful light car, embodying the. best and latest English practice in ovory detail of its construction, with electric solf-starter and electric lamps, and a hundred other little luxuries and refinements, for .£395, including all "extras," is something to startlo New Zealand motorists. That tho wonderful value of the Studebaker is appreciated is proved by the fact that wo havo sold over twonty during tho past week, The 25 h.p. Studebaker 19 another oar of wonderful value. If it oamo from England wc conld not sell it under .£SOO, but its price is -£295, all complete. Wo havo also for sale an Auto-carrier delivery van at ,£HS, a Cadillac delivery van for •£l2.">, a Talbot delivery van for .£250, and a Stiulebnkor delivery van for ,£295. Adams; Ltd., N.Z. Agents for Studebaker cars, Tuatn Street, Christchurch. Depots at Palmerston North and Wangnnui. Agencies: Tourist Motor Co., Hastings; J. Boml-Grovo, Glntznoe Street, Wellington; R. Ford Hutchinson, Eketahuna.— Advt.

AVo Buaranti-o Warner's Corsets to wear well, the bonc9 not to break, or rust, nor the fabric to tear, a most satisfactory oarwt la every way, City Drapers.—Advt.