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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XL, Issue 9291, 28 April 1920, Page 6

| „f CAR MANUFACTURERS (Sqk ■ equip their cars with "WILLARD" f>||^________^^ 1 BATTERIES. Car Manufacturers will \J %<X ■1 not guarantee the electric equipment s^i—tef M on cars, but the " Willard" Company, C^_^_____jQiS? H through iheir service station, guarantee -(^•-• >-n B "Willard" Batteries. Ask for the /7? jPkriJ HI I "WILLARD" Service Tolicy. uM^SIrW^J BB -..m,jj...j_ijmi ._____. .rtjrsJS $3*T,frfe'F_' AfjCTP \&J \y _B! <^^^^^^^^^ xf:!i'ie^ R«M_CT.in___^ttori |i Jr^^yyi. — y-yy^'/fa I^^^k^«l%." " ™"a "* Rnt,eries °bta _Raf e ai ,v;" n^ IoMW II jP /_^^^^^^V"Wiu.aiid" Sr.iwrf iflpi^V __/ Corner Madrn. and t,ich field *\\'| W/W \ i Sw/ Streets, Chmtclnuch.^, U^^g W T&P* 0^ '^ uiuw-itf in %*___/ / W Art-Rugs' ss^ J Are Here NOW! <r^ .Ik ' V When you see them you will be glad you (A |V;vs\ jpk / VV K\ f V, have waited for Congoleum Art Rugs. \\J WjMZA/A \ 4/7 \ 9* They are durable, waterproof, rot-proof, \X / M A £_|1 ] 9 washable and sanitary. In beauty and /f ffi ' AfHs ' 'I novelty of design they are unrivalled. And %S-.S/i, \| X* (%M 1 they stand hard wear. ' yfo/gidll/l f'^'raal// I I Congoleum Service Stores—are waiting to show you ,st__t_J--- J /W| | I Congoleum. If your Dealer cannot supply you // / sss*^sd Lh Ml 1 write us and we will. II I J.l-^__ | Send for Free Booklet | k&z^■'• '■■■'■ '-^v- -fe^J^ I Showing Congoleum in Colours. * ~Ss_Pv''. '•'.•'•'■''?. ■■'■'■'■^^^ I CONGOLEUM COMPANY, INC. _^*^*%^':'"-':'-''•"'■ / The Nathan Building "■■ ''•••■''• '".'■'• '•■• '•is&y _ V^ Featherston Street - Wellington _^S__P»s..: '■'■ ':■'■ ■:■■':":'■'■'■/&& 1 HAiNßs—wia <*^|g§i**%'£%>,":'.- '•'■'s/& j^ OONCOLEUM SERVICE STORE—H. C. Segers, N.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn.,.Ltd., T. H. Undrill and Co., G. Heffordl and Co. and Leading Stores QUESTION: Does Advertising Pay? ANSWER: Most certainly, Ij when it is something worth advertising, Tike this. [> THE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION has conferred \ the title of World's Champion Endurance Car to the MAXWELL. | ' 22,000 Miles without .the stop of an engine, and averaging 27 | miles per gallon during the whole performance. An enviable record for | any motor car, even though its price was a Thousand Pounds. It calls B for admiration for any Car that can successfully stand the strain. This | trying ordeal speaks more convincingly of the sturdy construction and X relinMlitv oF the MAXWELL than a hundred salesmen, which one | would expect to be more or less biassed. \ 1920 MAXWELL TOURING CAR Complete for £475. [j Still in the Lead for Value. Immediate Delivery from stock. | IMPORTER, A-SHBURTG... ' Telephone 382. |