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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3036, 24 March 1917, Page 7

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Touring Cars ■■■ What .other car 'offers pidb Qisa%:atthe,Pn^ Studebaker success has resulted from adhering to one big ideal—,. producing a high quality.car at a reasonable price. And this has: been made possible only by tremendous production equipment and a p- ■ , i ■■■"'■ continued public demand for Studebaker cars that few cars can rival. Electric Starter Studebakor cars have novor been built This marvelous manufacturing organFIA/.t*;,. I ;,rl>#. 1° Se " at low P" 0 "' yet Stull <:baker Ization-thoimmensefmancialresourceJl tiecinc UgniS fame became bo widespread and the of Studebaker running high into the PRICES : E ?'° of Studebakrirs so great that quan- millions—the daily increasing volume 4-Cylinder Touring ? production oifcred the only solution of manufacture—these are the reasons £395 Ptoblom of supply. for Studebaker high quality at aucb . v Asa result SEVIJN gigantic Studebaker P" CQS - What other car offers' so much 1 4-Cylinder, 3-Seater plants today occupy an area of 147j£ £385. acres, and while Studebakei quality has Como'in and let us demonstrate to you (FinUhcd to Order) continued to nse, Studebakei prices why Studebaker offers the greatest 4-Cylinder Delivery ' "««steadily decreased. - motor car valuo of tho year. 1 . ' Van Chassis - ■ ■ ' «£350 } ADAMS, LT©„ Cliristclaurch: New Zealand Importers of Studebaker Motor Cars. STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS: v n Palmerstom North: Adams, Ltd. Wanganui: Adams, Ltd. ' Hastings: Tourist Motor Co., Ltd. Taranaki: Newton, King. STUDEBAKER ACENTS: .Wellington: Grove and Co. Masterton: Madden and Jenkins/ Eketahuna: Hutchison Bros. Pahiatua: A. and R. Donald. Datvnevirke: E, A. Bansomo. Waipana: T. Carson and-Sons, Waipukurau: Turner and Butler. Wairoa: Marsh and Wilkes. Qisbornc, V. Hansen. Bulls: Ford and Barney. Marton: Rolfe and Walker. 1 ' Stratford: Newton King. New Plymouth: Nowton King. Man Who Mcq Gs®tS $[ For ~w y eas and 7 j men who mako good are m Comfortable shave Use s i * F tho men who have grit, push, n ISH'/raff I 'l]sw»&/«. ' JUlkifl and energy, and. the mon who 'iMlWbiflMlOH §. . i^^^^^^S are well dressed. Tho well- I f" I V, o _g™ fiJ^^^^lT'fiiiSE dressed man gets the hearing DHOTIS SOBD' KIS ' when the other fellow gets turned GP ™" v mnjfjv*- wp u • dOTn " Absolutely British. ! In a / suit made to vour mea- *^~^^fvK^i mm by MORRISON & PENNEY Produces a rich, creamy non-frothy. and NH .„ , „ t , , non-drying lather, which thoroughly softens **P BEIS you will be well dressed and the beard, so that the razor slips clesr.ly <js«££^ capablo of taking your pjaco in and quickly over the face. Made entirely liny assembly of men. , h° m P ure vegetable oils and plant ash. Como in and SCO the new range MeClinton's famous Soaps and Toilet of fabrics that have just arrived Requisites arc used and recommended by' ' and let us tako your measures for over 200 members of the British Peerage. The hit Field Manhed , a new Suit for delivery before Shaving Sticks - . 9d. & 1/3 X '. ',, Easter. \\ Shaving Cream - . i/. & i/« ?. '?"*, l {V,"- J . a »'t w r - •■ l>| . ' w *'" ■ heularly Me the Shaving ■ ■-. ■ -I MeClinton's Colleen Soap,' 9d. per üblel 21. box ' Cream, whith, ii taitt tx- .■ Mrimk Pesuev IJ '22-™**- L S)\ VJ ell Lhcmuts and Stores. Soap is the hut 1 have jra military tailors, m Made by MeClinton's, £td Zu' d ■ I>haUa M MACARTHY'S BUILDINGS, | f- Ireland Willis Street/ Wellington, , | fci ■**■>''' (&