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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21858, 11 August 1936, Page 15

r. to 1 STUDEBAKER Economy %\«° V *S' fJJ*' *<sf% yet * <3M ;V^ 0# c^* Vs V 0 *’ «V« tf e oTV * s&**•*** 10^' YveW W®* fi e 4 •&00* ■p.P iV®. «??*£ , 'S*s».*S«gSii4 t *^V 3»* ■ Bead these five extracts from remarkable tributes to Studebaker from Studebaker owners and he convinced that Studebaker Free-Wheeling and overdrive offer the utmost in bis cur economy. These testimonials are just a few of the many we have received from enthusiastic Studebaker owners, which prove conclusively that Stndeba* .e* completely shatters the old Idea, that fine cars mean high running costs. While a great many Studebaker drivers aro obtaining as much as 2$ miles per gallon ova undulating country. It is significant that with each Fro e-Wheeling Studebaker, Adams Ltd. give a guarantee of a minimum of 20 > lies per gallon. You are cordially Invited to see the new models and have a demonstration of what Studebaker can do, entirely free of any obligation on your part •s/x me us *t» fVfp Studebaker Distributor^ ADAMS LTD. 154 HIGH STREET CHRISTCHURCH* m -w:

The National Council of the Italian Fascist party has decreed that all who volunteered for service in Abyssinia are qualified to be members.

Miss Jeanne Renaud wore a floral hat made of £2OO worth of anew sweet pea called "Glamour” at the International Flower Show in New York.