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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 18 May 1925, Page 10

X> <, V \ As simple The Studebaker Duplex Body Doubles .Motoring Comfort. . . The roller blind for household use has stood the test of time as the most convenient and reliable of blinds. The same principle has now been used by Studebakers as a feature of the new .Duplex body, designed to give advantages of both closed and open car construction, with the change-over a matter of seconds. In bright, warm weather, when the motorist revels in the cool breeie cheated by the car’s motion, the Duplex body Studebaker functions as an open car. • When dark clouds gather, when an icy wind blows from the rainy quarter and the first drops of the storm come pattering down—then down also come the snug-fitting, hitherto invisible, roller-blind side panels, held firmly at sides, top and bottom, when in place, and absolutely wind and water proof. The driver without leaving his car, or even his seat, can in thirty seconds, convert a Duplex Studebaker from an open touring car to a snug sedan. ■ du advantages of an- open, car Standard Six Duplex Phaeton < tke advantages o/’Jf a dosed- car. Extras:—Parisian Red finish, £10; Spare Tyre and Tube, £10; 4-Wheel Hydraulic Brakes, with 4 Disc Wheels, £l7 10s. The Net) Studebaker Standard Six Duplex Phaeton £442. NEW ZEALAND AGENTS FOR STUDEBAKER MOTORS CHRISTCHURCH: High and Tuam Stre ts TIMARU: Siafford Street ; WELLINGTON: Lambton Quay, next Midland Ho tat; WANGANUI, The Avenue; PALMERSTON NORTH Rangitiksi Street. Agents in all Towns. SOUTH CANTERBURY AGENTS : PLEASANT POINT: John A. Smith TEMUKA: Hatton Bros. GERALDINE : E. Undrill

Keriiis article in the “Daily News,” continuing his coniiTionts on the English teamVrAustralian tour, J. B. Hobbs 6ayd:‘ ‘.‘Years' ago I published a book, ‘Hon# tq jnake .a;:Gentui^y,’ ; which is nowtiout of print. own,- copj r was sold mm behalf of a. . charity fund, and ih dould riot obtain another. On tho thirdt morning of the first • test, at Sydney/: however, a parcel was doJiverefloafc our hotel, addressed to mo. It-wnsua copy of my book, and inside the .'-cover the anonymous donor had Written): , ! Study ,it well, J.B. You’ll riocihiifi’ Jt : seemed to be a direct challenge, and'-certainlv put me on my rii'ettW 3f or I made 115)' I sincerely t.liaifk iho donor of the book, and hope that hb roads this story. .

,An) Auckland message states that an electerdcßil. disturbance, between midnight ahd..l a.m. was felt severely at Parnell, '\yhero'‘damage was clone to mnnv ebiro’nfflvs. Tn one house all the electric ligliUswitehes were shattered. In Laurie AvOtui&c lightning struck : the houso of thoto Mr f. Oboeserrinn. took off the *blninev. lifted the mantelpiece out of- pWe and destroyed 1 part, of a vnl’mblo roHection of ebina and curios which *had been donated to the museum. Th" room looked as if visited by a bind hull. A resident describes the report as terrific. No personal injuries were sustained. Woods.’' Orest Penparmint Cure. For ".Coughs and Colds,-never fails. PROTECT THE SKIN IN WINTER! Q-lyeerose Vanishing Cream is a perfect v'skin fond that protects and keeps iheßComnlexiou at its best, both mimmeriand winter. Glveerose is delicately perfumed. Sold by your chemist in ,2s fkh'i&rs. ...

ra m It it intelligent economy NOW more than ever before —to keep your Boots and Shoes in active service as long as you can by having them repaired before they are too far gone. Boots and Shoes entrusted to us are re-soled and heeled with good leathers, patches are neatly executed where necessary and the charges are kept reasonably low. wr* 9go id : sho A y Entrust your Repair Work to us and. be assured of complete satisfaction.. 1 I £ i F. fll SOUTER’S Box 160 TIMARU Phones: Cookham House 286, North End Store 656 EnssuiitEwagg Ring No, 286 —For Boot Repairs •—Wis will cal! and Repair Fogtwear, and will ft.'; a::