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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17949, 16 November 1918, Page 3

One of the first factories in Detroit to produce Cars for Army use was Dodge Brothers' works. This production is now moving at top speed, and large numbers are sent forward at frequent intervals. Owing to the ready sale of this popular and reliable Car; Present Stocks will be exhausted 'X'U'«-]ll<Ji and as Future Shipments will undoubtedly be few and far between, those wise Car buyers who have made np their minds to buy will be well advised to get in eftrly arid r»]-si7*iriK«iii: DIRECT AGENTS DURHAM ST., CHRISTCHURCH -,,',■■;■.'/; :■■:■■:■:;■■'-■ .-■■•■ m .^■'■■p-'^i'-VY irv. ~:.. 7^ :.fv A ■'.-.' i y.'.'. •'.'.■-.■.;■ ;j«,»v;a»v" - 4speak in metaphor, this Handsome " WILLYS-KNIGHT CAR has " perpetual youth." It is free from the many motor-worries associated with poppet-valve cars. With the poppet-valve type, Carbon means lessening power, increasing fuel consumption, engine " knock," valve grinding, cylinder cleaning, and the laying up of the car from time to time .'. .'. .'. But with the WILLYS-KNIGHT CAR, carbon has an opposite effect —it is beneficial. The Knight Motor has sleeve valves which slide. Ascarbon accumulates on the surfaces of these valves, it is evenly distributed by their sliding action, and the surfaces become as smooth as polished glass. Thus in the WILLYS-KNIGHT carbon deposit improves the fit of the sleeve-valves. The result is increasing quietness, more compression, flexibility, petrol economy. The Knight Motor improves with use, whereas the poppetvalve motor deteriorates. • , , •' f • We have told the story of the Willys-Knight a hundred-and-one times. We ask.you to inspect. Remember the British Tanks are Kn igh t-engined —" Crushing " proof of Knight reliability. Call or write/or Free Catalogue. ''■*■**"% tW ?;?*'&• OSM DECEMBER Ist, 19175, MAY PSJT YOU TO SOME IMCOHVENIENCE to procure "Britain's National Beverage" having excellent tonic qualities, viz., mild ALE. WARD St CO. specialise in a light Summer ALE brewed only from pure mall, hops, and cane sugar. No chemical adulteration. Read the Allowing analysis, and INSIST ON WARD^;-~ A. A. Bickerton, Government Analyst, reports as under:— "The analyst and biological examination of these Ales prove them to be perfectly sound and exceptionally good sampbs. equal to the best ENousari • ALES of the same class. f®^J "S .A " They rank amongst the beat. ?•'•'•'•" i1&25 flavoured and soundest Ales at ' avc evcr come acro ' ,l, I3IPPI 'li! ut ' n S m y experience as an Krocufablo a* all Hotels, Bonis Stores, or ruts up 'Phones 159 or IG4, and IH3IST on having.,. in BULK or BOTTLE