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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 29 August 1924, Page 5

DODGE BROS.’ POLICY EFFECTS SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS FOR USERS.

It is quite evident from the comments of many buyers that the public appreciate the significance of Dodge Brothers’ policy of making constant improvements in their motor-cars instead of changing models' every year) With a feeling of assurance buyers know they may buy Dodge Brothers’ motor cars without fear of seeing a new and entirely different model put on the market soon after they take possession of a present 'type' car. This policy is much appreciated,by owners, and serves as a wholesome reassurance to prospective .buyers. The. public, dislike the idea of- buying-a cai’- tG* i dhy! and finding a month' or so later that it is not the latest -model.- It .is only natural that they should. The depreciation loss is out of all proportion for a few months’ use; moreover/most people like to be up-to-date in their motor equipment, and if (hey wish to follow their desire in this respect they must accept a. sharp depreciation loss.— Newton King. Limited - , ■.district dealers.

A sneeze ran round the little school, A cough, and then three-more;. Then master climbed down off his stool, And in a glass did pour Some wondrous drops of magic balm To make each* child secure From cough and cold that windy day, With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —24 Hawera grocers report tiig .business at the “No Rubbjng” Laundry lieip counters (shilling a fcimey.r^dvt.