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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume IX, Issue 173, 8 July 1919, Page 2

SILENCE THAT IS REALLY “GOLDEN.” The silence of the “Willys-Knight” ] car is really “golden,” for the same causes which make for this silence also! make for money saved in upkeep. ’Tis j all in tho Knight motor—the engine; with the sliding sleeve valves. This is; precisely the same engine as is used bvi Daimlbr, of England. Panhard of 1 France, Minerva of Belgium—and its feature is that “tho more it works the] better it works.” It gains compres-j sion with age, for usage makes the valves fit better. This gain in compression means the utmost power for every drop of benzine. More miles per gallon result—truly the silence is “golden.” The Willys-Knight car, handsome, luxurious, roomy and silent, is one of the finest car investments in Now Zealand. It sells at about half the price of other Knight-engined cars, because of standardisation and output. Get particulars—catalogues are free.—; A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd., Wanganui and Wellington. Local Agents:— Pothan and Powdrell, Hastings.*

[ “When is the cost of living coming ’. '.down'” This question is answered if; / you buy C.M.C. Sheep Tongues. C.M.C. I Tongues have “come down”—they have* been considerably reduced in price, hut j not in quality. Each tin contains see-J eral lambs’ tongues. C.M.C. Tongues! need no cooking and are delicious at all ■ times.* | •ond«’ Grant Pepnemeni Car». j Per •"! Gold* aster fails