MR. FARMER: HUPP IT INTO TOWN!

Taranaki Daily News, 24 August 1917, Page 2

MR. FARMER: HUPP IT INTO TOWN!

Up-to-date farmers everywhere are sivimr up horse-arid-trap journeys to town" and are travelling by llupmobile instead. With the Hupp there is no ''pottering about," catching horses, grooming and harnessing—yon simph step into the car, press a pedal, move a lever, and you're off! You can travel at anv speed from slower than walking pace to 00 miles an hour. Cushions, are ten inches deep and the body is so well sprung that you scarcely feel a jolt. If it conies on to rain the oneman top is quickly adjusted, and the side curtains make it a cosy closed-in car. For night travelling there are powerful electric 'headlights small searchlights. In town you can dim them so" as not to dazzle horses. These are but a few Hupmobilc advantages. For further particulars and free catalogue apply Farmers' Co-op. Organisation Society; Hawera. A. Ilatrick and Co., Ltd., 'Wanganui, distributors for North Island. Yc who read me, and, perhaps, Heed me, Treasure every word I say: No wild rumon, but wise humor, fn a gay Miltonian way. I don't sell you when I tell you That I'm absolutely sure, Larvnsitis and bronchitis Yield to Wood's Great Peppermint Cure. 2 There is a charm in having pearly white teeth. Everybody may have that pleasure if they will use "OZO" TOOTH VOWDER. 6d tins everywhere.