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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 15 December 1913, Page 8

The cyclists competing at Eltham include "Jumbo" Wells, one of the world's best cyclists, who holds the world's record for the fastest time for a distance of 15 miles, unpaced, in America, besides holding several other good performances. He has held track records for distances from 1 mile up to 100'miles."'"Wells*,-who > a New Zealander and well known to the public, has raced in many big races in Australia, America, England and the Continent. The other notable competitors will include Jones, Donald, Humm, Griffin,'. Danielson, and Jamie*°THE MOST CAR FOR THE LEAST -,-■■: MONEY." This has been the watchword of the Willys Overland Co., since the first Overland was made. 50,000 cars are turned out of the Overland factory every year. This is the reason that such a full-powered, magnificently equipped, sturdily made car may be yours for such a low price if you buy an Overland. It is a well-known fact in the trade that the great Overland factories are unquestionably the most thoroughly, efficiently, and economically equipped and managed. „The business is under the personal direction of the man who founded and developed it —Mr.John Willys. He it is who has insisted on giving "more car for less money" each season. To-day the Overland Car with electric lights, electric self-starter, electric horn, and every luxury Ihat the most expensive cars carry is undoubtedly the triumph of solid value. Investigate the Overland at A. R. Cronin's. Eltham, or Messrs A. Hatriek and Co.. Ltd., Wanganui, agents for North Island .-f—Advt. THE SIMPLER THE INVENTION tbe more chance it has of success. "A' 1 vice to Inventors" contains a list of simple suggestions. Are you inventive ? Send for this Booklet; it's free. Hen^v Huehes, Ltd., 157 Featherston Street, Wellington.—-Advt. y Svkes's Drenoh. —Used everywhere for cows after calving.—'Advt. ~ is A new woman: "I was subject to colds on the ohest," says Mrs Cecilia Coyne,-- Wellington street, East Perth, W.A., "and knpwinoyhow serious that class of cold is I tried every, remedy that I thought would benefit me, but-.without result. I had begun to desoair. when.l was recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. After taking a couple of bottles of CTia-rnberlain's Coup:"h Remedy I began to feel a new vrorpan, and now would nob be without it in the house." Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.— Your Christmas gifts for the hov — why not get him interested in Mpccono. tb<\ toy that amuses- and in; structs. that employs to advantage the boy who'll take pleasure building castles, bridges, etc.. and from ss" you can get a set at Dixon's. —Advt.