Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18545, 4 May 1922, Page 11

A Fair Principle And A Fair Price r»orfM • V 5$ rm j-io-Jj a-j ;o« ” .!K»T»< S| '■«4 Pi „?& & Dodge Brothers have never failed to improve their car continually.' Yet the price of this car,to-day compared with its cost is lower in proportion than it was at the very beginning. As production increased, the saving has been faithfully invested and reinvested in the betterment of the car. But the margin of profit has never been permitted to exceed a fixed and definite figure. The price has always been kept closely within the bounds of fairness/ , r: n, ■Kt\Dodge Brothers will continue to build car so Well that ,thn >f purchase price will be as nearly as possible the last expenditure. scoy I *} COSSENS & BLACK, LTD. ■iiTsfi HI $ if Si s* *r & -»u =■ ! >«!->9! fifiS ’ily Strength and flavo u r are combined in ]Jo other approaches it in n l!L * \y. /. f -SSV^ w ry-.aOi HfcrH -it <i«a ,ViHl >J*» * r.H 5^ iir.» K LONG TOURS over country roads or running about town, the Ford gives the same satis? factory service—always dependable and economical.. And wherever you go, in the city or bfcckblocks there is a Ford Service Station where you; will find skilled mechanics and a complete range of genuine Ford-Parts & to 58 whs* K SSS r»r>« *3 ’TO 77f£ ££ST PROPOSITION ON THE MARKET, S|| The Ford Touring Gar—complete with Starter, Spare Tyre, etc. - £269* J BROS., LTD., Sole Dunedin, Heriot, Cromwell, Renfnrly, Roxburgh, and Balclntha. r-w Yfißft