Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17426, 21 September 1918, Page 4

"THE NATION'S WEALTH 1 IS "S BABIES." «. Dr. Saleeby. >/&, As strength of a nation depends Pj on i ts children, so the strength of it 3 • 'fA \ children depends on their food. y Let the children have plenty of the M ilOs milk puddings which they readily eat. •- pj They get full digestive value out of the y w^en Erown & Poison U ZflPh Com Fiour - u \ •—jllrV 8 ' % For young children, milk SOU P > or °l2er children and adults, Corn Flour baked J?k l||i pudding, with or without egg, and the delicious « - sultana pudding, are ( jhf ' Ap|| Zzwl lM§ very strengthening. fp§*sx 0 _S^l ?4LeB Corn Jkw j . dishes are full of nour- / "jf! J- ishment and acceptably Brossn&Po?soi& *mS Cora Floue ffig * "xiwvii Free Offer.—The Brown gAf ~yi & Poison recipe book. Write f ls£ f° r a e°py now to J, B. *—-> eJ Hyp |p

IzDjiuiii) ii l ii i miiu imiuimi ii ip 11 ouiiiiiiiuiiuixi 1111 mi iii huhißds iii imi imiiii. l tin in umi/iminti fi/i mmtiMUM ij«^ i iiiiiinniimiiiijjjiihiimtiii]i!iiiiniiinnniiiiniininnnij :i [ 6S l^ 9 s putting 11 I § \ money into one's I J pocket" 11 l ; | g Th e addition of two spoonsful of jNovo-ko to a < \ t;: ~fl£ v gallon of benzine or motor spirit, means an : [ u extra 6to 12 miles to the gallon. Such increas- = : E ''l ed mileage represents a great saving in benzine. = [ Bi JiJ This is how it works out for Messrs Kent & : = i..-: fi Sons, of Auckland —they write: — : ■ : § "Our firm Has two Ford bread delivery : : : : aS»Jr vans constantly on the road, and in con- E ; : : sequence any preparation which would : : ~ 'rH■>reduce our fuel bill was one that would : = : • receive our closest attention. It is n6w : : ; ; a month since we started using Novo-ko : = : ; in our benzine, and we are pleased to say that the results obtained : : : j exceeded our most sanguine expectations. On one car we : : ; ; effected a saving of 25% snd on the other 33%. In addition to : ; : : these increases the engines of both cars are running with much : : ? ; more vim and seem to develop more horse power." ■ J, : : Hundreds of similar letters have been received from users of this great fuel \ \ '■: \ econmiser. i has proved itself the greatest synthetic —see that you get it! In appearance 1 ; : = benzine purifier on the market. It is new Novo-ko resembles pure olive oil. I i i : now made by an improved process Novo-ko cannot harm the engine— |l | and is clarified, while the results prove it will not corrode or otherwise injure 1; | \ even better than before, stickiness in any metal—it merely promotes com- | \ I ; the carburettor having been overcome, plete combustion where previously un- g: j ' s The new Novo-ko is put up in tins as burnt carbon remained on the piston, § 1 : | before, under a new 5-colour litho. label Cut down your fuel bill to-day I i § T - | Novo-ko is sold by all Garages as follows; R I \ 1 WRITE FOR PARTICULARS AND FREE BOOKLET g 1 | [ w.^ U . e » ... I The Qold Car INVITATION. A hearty invitation is extended to all to inspect the world-famous STUDEBABIER GOLD CAR, new j on view at Mr S. R. Stedman's Motor Car Showrooms, Princes street. | SOME FACTS ABOUT THE GOLD CAR. THE STUDEBAKER GOLD CAR is a full-sized six-cylinder touring car oi the standard STUDEBAKER SERIES 18 Type, BUILT PROM STANDARD PA.RTS, and differing only from the regular models in that EVERY WORKING PART and MECHANICAL DETAIL is finished in 24-CARAT POLISHED GOLD. Much of the finest engineering work in the car being on the under-side of the chassis, a HUGE MIRROB is laid underneath the car, so that every part may be comfortably inspected. THE STUDEBAKER GOLD CAR IS NOT a specially-designed freak, but a real motor car, capable of giving as good service on the" road as any other STUDEBAKER CAR. At Christchurch over 20,000 PEOPLE inspected the GOLD CAR, and between 6000 and 7000 people saw it at Tiinaru. THE SPECIAL FINISH of the GOLD CAR alone cost about £3000. Offers of from £6000 to £8000 have been made for tliiu magnificent automobile, but it is NOT FOR SALE. It was built solely and simply to draw attention in the most strildng manner possible to the BEAUTY AND STRENGTH of standard STUDEBAKER design. MOTORISTS will be interested in the clear-cut design and minute attention to small details exhibited everywhere in this splendid car. LADIES will especially admire the incomparably rich effect of pure white enamel and upholstery in contrast with highly-polished, deep-hued Californian gold. ALONGSIDE the GOLD CAR are shown STANDARD SERIES 18 STUDEBAKER CARS. To-day there are OVER 2000 STUDEBAKERS in daily nse in NEW ZEALAND, and each is giving the greatest possible satisfaction to its owner. S. R. STEDMAN, Agent fop lillS US,, Ml. Importers of Studebaker Motors. s Psrisnee© Street, DwßuecSiira.