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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue of the provisions Of q certain deed of
trust executed by Gins. Hardin, Jr.. and wife.
Villa Hsrdin on the 18th day Of February. 1919,
to A. + Dent as trustee, &c secure TO Merchants
and Farmers Bank a certain Indebtedness therein
mentioned, which Indebtedness has been trans
fcrrcd 20 Mrs. p. Hardin. said trust deed being re-
coried ~ Deed Book No. 10. p. 4l0 in Chan"ery
Clerk : otis IN said county, !, the undersigned as
trustee will on
MONDAY, rHE 18th DAY or NOVEMBER 1917.
in front Of ne door Of he court house in the City
Of Macon. proceed to sell at auction to the highest
bidder for cash. the following described real estate
in said county and slate o-witi
Our onc-third undivided interest In WIZ CT SCI.
Section y, Township Ia. Range 10: M Ell Me-
Section 81, Township 10, Range 10; Ma NW'h ard
10 se,c IS Oft North end OF SEi. Of NWA, Section
"a Township 10. Range 49, h.
The property mentioned in said trust deed viii
be told 20 sA,iafy saii Indebtedness AID the eoat
u this proceeding. A. 7, nEfe,
Tha October n. -lqlf,l Tfastse
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A BIT OF ADVICE
riSt-Dont Delay. Second - Don't
EHperIement.

~iut-Dont Delay. Second - Don't
Experisment.
II you suffer from backache. head
aches or dizzy spells. II you rest
poorly and are languid In the morn
ing; II the Kidney seeretlons are IT.
regular and unnatural in appearance.
do not delay. In such cases the kid
neys often need help.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for kidney -rouble-they are
recommended by thousands. Can
residents desire more convincing
proof than the statement OF a c!ti-
zen OF this locality?
n. B. Patterson, minister, 80 Cal
houn St., West Point, MISS. says;
Some years ago | had typhoid fever
and 1t left my Kidneys very weak,
tried different medicines to get relief
from the pain In my back and Other
ailments, caused by Inflammation Of
the Kidneys and bladder. When eyery
think else had failed, Doan's Kidney
Pills were recommended to me anc
| used a box. The results were pleas
ing. Ny back was strengthened anC
my kidneys became normal.
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for n kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Patterson had. Foster MilburH
Co, Mtgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Sealed bids will be received at store
of U. w. Mullins, Cliftonville, Miss.
on or before Saturday. Nov. 18th. 1917,
by the undersigned trustees of Clifton
vile Consolidated School District for
boring a deep well in ant for said
school district at che school house site,
said bids to include all necessary casing
and suitable pump, and said bidder is to
furnish all material, labor, hauling and
all other expenses necessary to furnish
said we'll complete in every respect.
W. S. MULLINS,
U. W. MULLINS,
j. B. RoSETTE,
Trustees.
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puerite's young friends from Bartlett
and Memphis, the soldier and civilian
keeping step az they bore her Ia the
tomb. How pathetic the scene when
the door Of the vault was closed, ard
the broken-hearted mother knelt among
the flowers, Cloves best gift"-snd
poured out the anguish of her soul to
Him who hears. plties and comforts His
children; asked for grace and strength
to bear the bereav ment, and guidance
to the home,-
"where no storms ever beat on that glitter.
ing strand,
While the years Of Eternity roll"
Then we turned away from the sacred
spot, when the evening shadows were
l~engthening and repaired to the desc
late home. that will never more echo
with the sound Of her light step and
merry laughter. May all who loved
her realize she is happy and awaits you
in the Home not made with hands
eternal, in the heavens"
Let the dead ana the beautiful rest.
For the spring time is coming with its flow
When the wind's-harp will whisper DER the
blast,
Like the song Of some angel in our dreams"
MRS. JENNIE S. SKINNER.
1l-5-l7.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The Estate In the Chancery
No. 4077. Of Court of Noxubee
Mary 7. hahorner. Deceased. County, Miss,
Letters of administration on said estate having
been on the 10th day of October. A. D. 1911. grant
ed to the undersigned by John A. Tyson, Chancery
Clerk of said County Of Noxubee.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required 10 have same ~probated and registered
by said Clerk within one year from this date.
A failure for one year to probate and register
any claim WI bar the same.
This 10th Gay Of October. 1917.
MATTHIAS MAH0RNER. JR.,
Administering of said Estate,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

TIL ~ III IT IT ~ TrFr"T
u, 8. Land Office at jackson. Mississippi. Septem-
Der 26, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that LAFAYETTE Roberts,
Of Macon, Mississippi, who. on January 2lst. 1913.
made Homestead Entry No. 059S0, for VIZ Of SEA,
Section q. Township IA North. Range l6 East,
Choctaw Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
make Finhl Three-year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before Chancery
Clerk of Noxubee county. at Macon. Mississippi,
on the 10th day Of November. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: l. G. Guy, j. NJ.
Deale, l. L. jackson. Ben Little. all of Macon.
Mississippi. w. F. CUMMlNS,
sep2s-5t Register.
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Notice to Dealer, in Convict Supplies.

No. 1868
Sealed bids are invited to be filed with the I'm.
dersigned clerk on or before 2 o'clock p. m. on
Monday, the Sd Day Of December, 1917,
for furnishing supplies for the county convicts
for the month Of December, 1917, to be delivered
at Macon. Miss. or at Brooksville, Miss, to the
Convict Overseer, as called for.
Supplies to be furnished as heretofore.
Contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder.
The Board reserves the right to reject all bids.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Noxu.
bee County. Mississippi. this 9Th day of No.
vember. 1917. JNO. A. TYSON, Chan. Clerk.
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NOTICE OF LOST COTTON
RECEIPT.

Gotten receipt No. 24436 issued by
Grenada Cotton Compress Company to
M. O'Byrne and owned by me, for bale
of cotton weighing 527 pounds, has been
lost and the public are hereby warned
not to trade for or purchase same, as
bond has been made and Duplicate OBJ
tanned. |. L. DoRROH.
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MIS-. NldIh udS ltlNt ilNA w N'
home in Denver after a visit to The
family of her son, Mr.. Jerre Clark.
Sunday Miss Mabel Woodward
of the Agricultural High School OF
Mashulaville was at home. She
had as her guests other members OF
the faculty, Misses Jackson, stem
mis- Rogers.
Mr., Lavender and two sisters Of
Alabama, made a week end visit
to Mrs Mcleod.
Mr.. Lowery Love Of H%attiesburg
was with relatives here Wedncs
day.
Mrs. Snowden of Macon is with
her sister, Mrs. B. M. Borgess..
Mrs. James BOzeman and chill
dren are visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. ID NJ. Love.
Mr.. Fox eileen Of the A q NJ.
cvllege was at home Sunday he
was accompanied by several frlendS
MIR. Harrison MeLemore is no"
assisting M Jackson at the hote''
Mesdames Nance and Mcnees
snent Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. s. Hamm Of Meridian
and Mrs. T. T. McEarley and
daughter of Nashville are with
Miss Roger and Price for a few
days.
The Methodist ladies and young
people of several Missionary sooie
ties are observing the Week OF
Prayer.
Mrs. Eroe Of at. Louis is visit
ing her relatives in the Deerbrook
neig borhOod, the different
branches of the Madison family.
Mrs. Il. c. Colony is enjoying a
visit from her father and mother.
Mr.. and Ms. Moreland of Iowa.
Mrs. Daniel Mcleod left We'd
nesday for n short stay with he'
daughter, Mr.. W. c. Swallow, II
st. Joseph, La.
Mr.. Roy Madison from Tr(o2 II
was at home Sunday and Miss BeS
sic Madison, who is teaching ncaI
Baldwin, was ut home also.
Capt. J. N. Holman has been {;
rec mt visitor at Mr.. T. W. Tate's
The free car for the two orphan
ages at Jackson will pass here ear
" in the day on the 10Th. Any
contributions for the Methodist or
phanagc may be left with MIR. T.
G. Jamison at the store.
Mrs. Sam Tate and son and Mrs
]. N. Holman are visitors at v !,
T.. w. Tate's,
The basket ball game Frida,
ternoon 1T the Lynn Creek Consol
idated School, between the girls OF
Brooksvillc High School and the
Lynn Greek gi''s, resulted in IA
vor of the former, the score being
II to II.
Halbert Cunningham gave a Hal
lowen party to his little friends
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Jacob Bowling. All had a
most happy time.
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 9Th,
Mrs. Harrison Shull entertained in
honor of Miss Dorcas Ray Gaines,
the prospective bride.
Mr.. Mcleod is hard at work
building the planning mill. He
hopes to have it mt work in the
near future.
Miss Walker Moorhead has just
returned from a long visit to kin.
people in Clalksdale.
Mrs. II. Y. Hughes of the A. &
NJ. College, State President of the
Parent Teachers association, viii
lecture at the school building tn,
afternoon of November 10th. Tn,
public is invited to attend, anC
every member Of the local associa
tion is urged to he present.
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NOTICE TO

The Estate of In the Chancery Court
Rufus Edmonds, Of Noxubee Co., Miss.
Deceased. No. 40S.
Letters of administration on said estate having
been on the 10th day of October. 1917. granted to
the undersigned by John A. Tyson. Chancery
Clerk of said county of Noxubee.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to have same probated and registered
by said Clerk within one year from this date.
A failure for one year to probate and register
any claim will bar the same.
This 18th day of October. 1917.
A. s. J. GLENN.
Administrator of said Estate.
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FARM FOR SALE.

232 acres, on hard road, three miles
northeast Of Macon. New two room
house, two good cabins, deep well,
Best location in Noxubee county. Call
on or address JOHN r WILSON.
LIFT Macon, Mss.
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NOTICE!
Sealed bids are invited to be filed by
Monday, Dec. ID, 1917, at 2 o'clock o. m

M0nddys DC. JdI IyII, at z O'Clock Q. n,
for folio owing contracts, for the year 1918, to
be let by the Boar on said date. the board
reserving the right to reject any and all bids,
viz
list. For overseer Of county ~convicts. sue.
cessful bidder to furnish bond and contract
as heretofore.
I'd. For superintendent of County Home.
Bids to be submitted, viz For superintend.
ing County Home, the county to furnish all
supplies. etc. Also for per capita per month
for each inmate, for clothing, feeding and car
full bidder to furnish contract and bond In the
penalty of $500.
9rd. For a county physician for the jail
and comfy home.
This November 18th, 1917.
JNO A. TYSON,
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
PostofiCe Macon Miss
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION;


DEPARTMENT OF T~HEsINTERIOR, :
U. 5. Land Office at jackson. Mississippi, October
Goth, 1917.
Notice IS hereby given that Tom Nicholson. Of
Shuaualak' Mississippi, who, on April IS, 1915
made Homestead Entry. No. 06s59, for NEN OF
SWt+. Section 30, Township L North, Range Il
East. Choctaw Meridian. has filed notice of inten.
ton to make Final Commutation Proof N astab.
iish claim to the lard ,>ove described before Cir.
cult Clerk Of Noxubee County, at Macon, Missis-
s!ppi on the 18th day u November, 1911,
Claimant names as witnesses: Pete Maxey. 81
macon. Mas" K: + D 0. L. Cannon. of Shuqua4
poroughty. Macon, Miss.. R F. b.
W. F. CuNMINS, Register.
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LOST OR MISLAID

Policy No, 5l6O64H-5l6O94H-52O344
issued by The Penn Mutual Life Insu
ance Company. on the life of George
Heard. The finder will please return ii
to the undersigned. An application has
been made for the issuing of a duplicate.
GEORGE T. HEARD,
Bro0ksville, Miss.
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ct.auod-Strayed from my place three mile.
sIrayeu vest e Mseoa: ono F.i,Hd 5hioa
!Hl T. SMITH,
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids are invited to be filed with tn
undersigned clerk on or before
Monday, December 3rd, 1917, at 2 clock o. m.,
for the purchase by the Board Of Supervisors
OF Noxubee Gov ". Mississippi. OF 1 mule
tent. SO Il Z 80. r. o. B., Macon, Miss. The
Board reserves The right to reject any and all
bids
This Nov. 9TH, 1917. Z
JNO. A. TYSON, Clerk of Board.
tostofice, Macon, Mise I.
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Mobile & Z 10 Schedule
at Nj n. Mas.
SOUTH3oUND

at Mn. Mas.
SOUTH3oUND
No. / Express Daily $3.50. lis a. m.
Through to Mobile
No. 8 Express Daily 800. .l2:17 p. m.
Through to Mobile
No. 5 Express Daily ....... SAL p. m.
Through to Meridian
NoRTHBoUND
No. 2 Express Daily ...,.,,...2 $50 a. m.
Through to ST. Louis
Nc : Express Daily ...",,.4;lS p. %.
Through to ST. Louis
No, Q Express Daily ,u,n,a,i0 1885 q, m,
Through to Union City
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to drive at nigh, often. What can dos

a. "'s"' oi'en' what can DO!
states s'm IN J ,ss n sns fGE that
q h, hh:Ad hsssrs;. nish ne
Sr9und. a, certain distance from the car. A
the bulbs have been plae e on the
ana st es %n,sh viii throy the rays DOM
s,ery dealer viii. no doubt, have some Of
magazines PICK out iHe one YOU ike and ,
write to the Secretary OF state. at Trenton.
aui rel ena ask II 1t meets New Jerseys re-
,.S The RI ~, wooden box Of the storage, bat,
asas h y.em poxac AS i
Tho to %sse s ons a iaaey from o sp%s
am insin.d ae 70 Believe a'Se; that the box
because because Of a leaking jar: would have the
rso 81 ss haS to sss Ssh sas
ma; VIII Si;, the dir. Of with hose and
good silver polish: Rub lightly so as not
stop si leaking, There seem 70 be SSmSsg
i ,hs can put anything on these to stop
A. know q no way to. repair leaking
ISs;t s that s1 ssss.
ana G@" h6s it s san Be whs =
A. A loose fender. body or demountabie-
rim bolt will cause a squeak 1t will take
OUT lew minutes and pay to regularly go
! be loose.
Q. When start nv 1915 (-) car
mere liz sort of hammering in the back.
] also get II when give 1t gas. My
had new ones put In. and am sure that II
| the matter? q n
! A. The pins or bushinEs of the universal
replacing.
Will you please answer the following: No.
J. my car misses lot In high, and when
the engine ,,, is out OF scar II will stop.
but II does no good. No. :, which is the
best type OF motor. L head valve in the ,
head? No. g. was travelling at moderate
speed one day when all at once loud bang
! Ing noise took nlace directly he IA ]
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Mocksville In On the Move.
MOCKSVILLE. ~ c., July 21-
There is no end to The work on public
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to further expansion Is the difficulty in
securing raw material. Only flling-in
orders are being received for shoes.
and statesmen have not started out with
spring samples. Prices are unchanged
Hardware sales for Juno and July were
large. with some houses as much as
rs per cent over last year. The market
appears steadier and prices less liable
to change Local dealers have received
considerable business from canton
ments.
Jobbers Of dry goods are in the heart
OF the season. and 80 far road orders
have not been up to expectations, al
though the past week has shown some
improvement and house trade has con-
siderably picked up. While the hat
season Is not In full swing, results so
far have been satisfactory. and pros
poets are good. Drug sales increased
during June and July, and collections
both in the city and country have inn
proved
+ Lumber is quiet. and there are larger
stocks In local yards than in June
The demand for low-grade lumber for
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When this is the case, the punch marks
on the triple gears must be placed so
that lines drawn through the marks
and the center Of the gears will meet in
the center Of the flywheel
Like the forward drive. the reverse
drive Is obtained by holding the re-
verse gear stationa, by means OF a
drum and brake band. the band being
operated by foot pedal.
The slow speed and reverse drum
arc placed side by side. The gears
are attached to the drums by means
Of tubular sleeves. the slow-speed gear
and sleeve passing through the sleeve
OF the reverse gear. This Is shown in
Figure 2. Here the Matched portion
represents the low-speed gear and
drum, and the Matched portion the
reverse gear and drum.
In the Ford transmission the driven
gear. instead of being connected di-
rectly to theg propeller shaft. is at
tachcd to third drum, this third drum,
with Its brake band. being used as the
foot or service brake Of the car. 1t
Is shown in black.
When the car is standing still while
the engine is running. the slow-spced
drum will revolre backward and re-
verse drum forward. Should these
N'e''t' ~ "'S'' oiiS'e'S ZIG Cdi
Will have a tendency to move. For
this reason 1t is common thing to
see Ford cars move the instant the
engine is started, even with the cmerg-
ency brake set, the driver rushing into
the car and applying the foot brake, or
having some one apply this brake. while
he cranks. The cause OF this is that
the drums are not free, as they may
have dragging bands. while dirt Tor
gummed oil may also be holding them
in sJmc way.
All three OF the drum bands are
equipped with an adjusting device,
which will be found on top. Figure 3
shows one Of these adjustments. Should
the band slip, which will be indicated
by racing engine. Tightening the nut
will stop the slipping, while II the
band drags. looscning the nut will
free II.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

ssou o0. suso@ Sd Esh w fns
address. and answers will appear under this this
9 hsHe i,is q r,e1' car. %hieS run,
but at soS, Ssn ,"1n'y .. nail" ans
over oyer there Z. a very decided srowi in the
have not fr .ss iii dpn and es Know
noIse Could se +. from suggest What the
Resulting from The Easter p" pu n pe may
hs may he Case 1s.r. hs sid. sSuslnS
In y, The electrical generator may also be
cola? aPd Seasns n Of tse clutch s
noisy. A noise here would travel along the
CINE. See il the noise disappears when tho
clutch is thrown out.
cycle. which works o. k. Until 1 have e"P been
running an, while. when 4 loses power. This
ways starts of with lots OF powe i'' but lose.
power as it runs. Please tell me what is
a; The trouble is mos, likely due e 10 The the
engine Eng ov silisi Have the mixture as
F fra. oil You Nigh. Try fairly heavy oil
are liable to be subjected to overhe ating
g When, start up my car the engine
nave and had Then my Sss.s tsu M S%P
net not help any. The car has little power on
slipping Hsur oue es,es Is ans to
slippins clutch will often make the car act
as pa h1Sh 10 se ensns ssn1
s:y roesa TO-, tsd sa !. r.;
nshts don't pick out the road. and ! want
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scat. stopped my car and when started
again the noise had disappeared. but now
there Is low humping In the dincrentiaI.
No. Z. there In tap In my valves which
cannot stop. ! have frightened them. but 1t
stopped. and could not start II again until
shook some 81 the wires. Then went on
aoout a mile or so when II did tho same
Is the clutch brake on my car? No. Z.
ordinary driving? @. Y w.
a. No. !. You VIII probably and that there
ders Also your spark plug points may be
too FAR apart. No. 2. the advantages OF tho
one Is balanced by advantages In the other.
, 20 rha' mere Is little to choose between
are about equal. No. 3. I am AFRAID that
you will find that tot,.h has stripped of
your dincrentiai gear. The banging prob
into the GEMS ane result h, Of something setting
mo mesh. No. 4. the tap may be due to
sde. slap OF the rocker arms. or to worn
y ya,ve stems or guides No. 5. either one OF
Is short circuited Tighten the terminals.
and trace the wires. for a bare spot paying
especlaI attention TO tho ends Sec that no
esot.er PIT or IKE part can touch them. No.
has no clutch brake. though earlier and
iater nave small conical brake Just in
back OF the throw-out collar. No T. from
be about right. II engine has a tendemcY
70 KNOCK at this setting retard a little
whho IL u bends 10 overhead advance 1t.
Mocksville In On the Move.
MOCkSVILLE. y. c., July 21-
There is no end to The work on public
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Four.Cylinder Models
FOUR Roadster 5 ss5
FOUR Touring Car OBS
FOUR Landau Roadster ll5o
FOUR Every-Weather Cor 1885
AnPries + . b D.rea
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The Massie Memorial
Hospital
PARIS. KENTUCKY,

Is Offering three years course In gem
eral hospital work. practical and theo-
retical instructions consists of lee
lures. classes and demonstrations i'm
nursing.
Board. lodging and laundry and an
allowance Of, first year. 5000: second
year. $1,000; third year. utilization with
the Cincinnati General Hospital. Gin
cinnati o.
One year high school work is re-
quired. For further information apply
to superintendent OF hospital
NJ. BOEHME.
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CONDITIONS OF TRADE AS
RICHMOND MEN SEE THEM
Jobbers Satisned-Looking Forward to
Busy Fall-Leather, Shoes and
Harness Still Climbing.

r. G. Dun g. Co.'s special weekly re-
port to The Times-Dispatch is as fol-
ows:
satisfactory for this season. and pros
poets for fall are promising. In the
retail trade business is rather dull, and
the season has not been entirely salts
factory. due to the late spring. The
following arc excerpts from reports re-
ceived from local jobbers:
The leather market was stimulate ed
by the purchase OF army shoes: prices
are standing firm: good grades OF
leather are scarce. and the demand
keeps ahead of the supply. While
sales are slightly of for tho week, tn.
seasons volume exceeded last year
Saddlery and harness dealers are busy
sales are better than for some time, and
prices higher. The principal drawback
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Buy your car as you 1Dould buy your home

OOK at the buying of your as you would look at
the buying Of your home. You find house at
certain necessities you have if that house is to be
home You wouldn't, for example, try get along in
tiny cramped up, uncomfortable rooms. Neither would
work. ll-htting doors and rafting windows.
Without going into luxures there are certain neces
stiles you must have to justify your calling your house
home-a place you will be proud own.
1t is the same with your 1t must have certain
really comfortable and free you from the need of constant
apologies. 1t must have materials of certain quality to
insure its lasting the proper time usyyour
in it. 1t must have the proper weight to make it hold
the road 1t must seat all its passengers in comfort
You wouldn't buy house that lacked the real neces
sites because few dollars less Even SO is false
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economy buy that lacks the essentials of motoring
satisfaction because it is cheap to buy.
In the Series 10 Studebaker Cars you get all the
needed essentials of complete motoring satisfaction at the
lowest possible price.
When you realize that Studebaker one of the largest
producers of cars in the world enjoying all the economies
percentage of profit per than the small car manufac
turers is obvious that Sudebaker includes in its cars
those features that small must curtai and QUALITY
reasonably expect to find in small at their prices
What is small initial saving compared to ereatsa
rfce3 Be wisebefore you decide what car to buy see
the Studebaker
Nearly every automobile manufacturer has made an
increase IN prices but Studebaker prices still remain the
same they were last Spring This further increases the
value of Sudebaker in comparison with all others