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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1893, 30 October 1913, Page 6

SPECIAL OP.PORTUNITY--STUDE-BAKBB DEMONSTRATING CAR GOING CHEAP. Yon know what a demonstrating car is, don't you? It's a car a big motor farm 1 keeps on hand in order to give dmonstrations to .intending customers, so that brand new cars of tho sarno pattern need not Ixi taken out on the roads and soiled bv use. At this time of the year, when the new model cars aro eo-ming to hand, we are under contract with the Studebiiker Corporation to dispose of any demonstration cars we have on hand, and replace them with the newest model cars. So it comes about that we ha.ve. now for sale' a 30-h.p. "E.M.F."-btudebaker. ' Tho car has been used for demonstration purposes, and is in guaranteed perfect running order. It is finished smifftly and attractively in French grey, and seats five persons with comfort, two m front and throe in the tonneau. The engine is a marvel of simplicity and reliability, and extremely powerful. Although the ear is spacious and roomy, with nlentv of stowage spaco for luggage, it is comparatively light, whioh means, as everv motorist knows, reduced expenditure' on tvres and petrol. Tho car is offered with a very complete equipment, including Cape hood, wind-shield, live lampo, spedometer, horil, toois and all tho other extras necessary witn sue'h a car. With snrli an equipment tho car, new, would cost .EiOO. Wo offer it for <6230. This big powerful Studobakcr car would admirably suit the purposes of a farmer requiring a car to stand up to i»ugh roads, steep hills, and big loads. They use an "E.M.F.—Studebaker" on' tho Fnirlio-Quoenstown Motor Mail sorvice. Inquiries should be made promptly, as the car will not be long in the Raraje. Adams, Ltd., Agents for Stndebaker Cars, Garage, Tuam Street, Ckrisldiurch. —Advt.