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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3161, 13 August 1917, Page 9

Be wise - buy to-day! " Why not buy a bottle o£ Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to-day ? You will surely need it before j : the winter's over. Many a serious illness lias been ! warded off by taking, at the beginning of a cold. 'toaJ'cJSSm- ; 7?Ca^4MiSEBC i i CWGH KHW I 1 , _ _ (MADE IN AUSTRALIA.) I There is no need to worry over coughs, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, | colds, croup, whooping cough, influenza or From a small beginning the sale and use oE | any other winter'affection if you will only Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has become $ make a point of keeping Chamberlain's Cough enormous, 'and has extended to every part of $ Remedy on your medicine shelf. _ the civilized world. Does this not show con- | If you buy to-day or even if you wait till the chsively that it is one of the best? By ils fj cold is right on you there is one thing to remem- remarkable cures of coughs, colds, croup, £ ber. No matter where you go or what price influenza and whooping cough it has won 1 you may pay, it is absolutely impossible to get the esteem and ■ confidence of the public. | a better medicine for the treatment of coughs, If you don't buy a bottle to-day give it a | colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis or trial when you have a cold and see for your- | anv other throat or chest affection than self what an excellent medicine it is.", jpm |

•■'>;'• in expressing his opinion of Siudebaker j products that v)ere purchased for service in | J [ the Boer tVar: 1 I \ ("Waggons were imported from the United j / \\ I y States and these proved superior to any 7'" \[o • V other make, either of Cape or English man- . ( ?J_A ufacture. They were, built by Messrs. W" l\ \ A \ Studebaker Bros. Company, who have a )Y\ great vehicle factory at South Bend, Indi- . j ) I v\ W \ ana, U. S. A." j : {J uJL}/* 1

. now "again 'Studebaker dependability'- ■ is being demonstrated on, the battlefields v , ; of Europe ; Equipment includes . electric •' . ' >' lights,electricstarter,highten- ' dash, Blackmore curtain open- 1\ i|* ANY hundreds of Studebaker r%-gsg{g.'a,lg :• IVlcars purchased by the.Eng- - . ventilating, wind lish and Russian Governments are screen, individual robe hang- . . . . . I ers, straight-grained, semi- nOW glVlllg SerVlCe Oil the battle-. glazed, genuine leather uphol- i j r t stery, electric signal horn, extra llolUS 01 JlVurOpe. rim, and complete set of tools. ■ ' ; This "proves "that Studebaker cars. . ! 'are built, to withstand the most ' 7;^B rigid tests of service imaginable, and I j that no motor cars are better fitted j for the uss of motorists in New J Zealand than those bearing the ! Studebaker name. 1 The latest Studebaker models are now on I I —~~j display in our showrooms. Come in and inspect them and see for yourself how well Prices: they are equipped to give lasting, dependaugust i«t, 1917. able service. 4-cyl. Models, Touring and Roadster ; : £425. AOAMS LTi. iIiSSS™ !and Roadster CHRSSTCMUJRCI3, TSMAEU, WMJGAMJI £495. Distribii ors anfl Agents: Wellington-,T. B. Grove and Co. |! , ... . „ Pwraci-Bton korth-C. J, Adams. Taranaki-A'cwlon Kinp. Fitted with Dixie Hawkc 8 B»y-lounat Motor Co. Maetcrton —Madden and Waterproof Magneto. Jenkins. Kkefahuna—Hutchinson Bros. I'ahiatua—A. and «• Donald. Danncvirkc-K a, Jlan«orac. Waipawa --T. Carson nml Sous. nnd But. Wni-roar-Marsh ami Wilkes. Gifbntc-V. Hansen. Hulls-' —- lord and i3arney. Mh.\<oa-l(oltn an:J Walker. -||~ " ' J '"' I ■■I '/,'-, T LI 11-L IU IHI L._ | ,