Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Star, Issue 16090, 15 April 1916, Page 11

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■HiH^HqHMiii Comfort is one of the big tilings want in -m autoniobile. Comfort is one of the big things you gvt in the Hupmobile. And in the 1916 Model you get increase! comfort! it is roomy. The upholstery is ten inches deep— two inches deeper than last year! The best cushion springs, genuine machine-picked hair and finest quality leatherd-ie used throughout. The wheel base is long, the tvres are bir ih» springs are 52 inches long, flexible and underslung. The 1916 Hupmobile leaves nothing wanting in the way of big comfort features. It has excellent equipment—khaki one-man top with quick-acting storm curtains, improved rain-vision ventilating wind shield, foot raih, robe rails, head-light dimmers (for city electric light, electric self-starter —every c-'r necessity and several cars luxuries. In ao-enr-a nee it is the most graceful car on the In reliability and mechanical fitness it csnvnt be bettered. Spiral Bevel Gears in full-floating Electric and S»"r'<Rear Axlc T !iigh,st price con- CWnun Top; khaki^iicV.^:^ stxuction-—a.-JmUicd best. ~ ~ '• i ""--»> <v«' c "-" -Z c j .. : ■ j ~ ■ . stoim curtains, ODecdometer urive irorn transmission t • 1 i » storm curtains, LndersUmg Resr Spf'i\£;s—lnr, flexible— give easiest riding. 1 wo-gallon Reserve in gasoline —you are never left helpless c: Special Dimmer Bulbs ,md Glass in /'"-"bis- give easiest riding. Headlights—no road glv.re?. wo-gallon Reserve in gasoline t Tungsten Steel Valvr.3—do not warp —you are never left heipleaseru or pit—user! in highest priced cars. Ten per cent over-size Tvres in: Self-lubricating Springs—never maxinnimjr.iieags. Lxceplicna'.'.y easy steering. retjular eauinmont. Write for Catalogue and Particulars NOW! CHRISTCHURCH us 2 WEMPENNY.SROS., AMD RS3D, LT! DIfNEDiH AHD GGHS.