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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 82, 31 December 1917, Page 4

From a mechanical standpoint the CHEVROLET car has reached a standard of excellence that is not surpassed in any motor-car. Vanadium steel 13 used for every part that requires unusual strength. It has amplo power, proper spring suspension, carreet weight, smart in appearance, well finished. It has unusual records in gasolene economy. The fact that thero «ro oyerone hundred and fifty thousand CHEVROLET cars in use is ample poof that it is doing tho work required of it in a most satisfactory manner.—Advt. Bishop Bury gives a striking illustration of the change that has taken placo in Germany since the war began. At first, when tho British prisoners woro taken to Ruhlcben, ha said, tlicy had to pass through crowds of women and children, and these women spat on them as they passed, and used tho foulest language, to them. Now thosn women and children, in their misery, came outside the barbed wire, no longer cursing or spitting, but pitcously asking for food, and our men spared it out or their parcels,