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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume L, Issue 16607, 10 December 1924, Page 8

a Easy to Pay for 9? ' ■ ’ I <s ,1 .? ! P'jll : . V \ '■!; \ *\ d **. / ’{] :,/ i , A** M4y - t.J w i Y. V> j'v--Wf* A ri . L ■ -f i' /•■ .•'i V, m Po*3C (1 37 ■ft <;?r eVS3pfp~ W ! '■ ■ST"®? a. Smith came to the office minus his waistcoat yesterday. The Boss has had his electric fan running for three days past. Ice Cream Sodas are as fashionable as bustercuts. Madame has filled the pockets of my waistcoat with carbon balls and has had my ‘‘whites’’ dry-cleaned. The word ‘holiday’ is stencilled on the public cerebrum. There are three freckles on Miss Jonson’s nose and the chemists report a boom in face creams., Bummer I know of a winding, alluring road with patches of golden sunlight splashing through the shady trees. There are wonderful hills on either side, and there’s a glittering stream splashing over time-smoothed stones And I know a lucky beggar who is going to float luxuriously up that road a week or two hence in a car that is all his own. The Best Companion in the World will be sitting alongside, with her feet on ,the suit case that holds just enough for two. Away in the distance we shall see a train puffing heatedly along and we’ll broadcast a little wave of pity for the stifled hundreds within its dusty maw. For us, time-tables, connections, tickets, seats, fretting children, and garrulous travellers belong to the unromantic pre-Chevrolet era, Of course, back, in the home-town, we pretend to be quite blase about our new car; we give the impression that it’s quite a natural thing that we should own a Chevrolet. But that’s all bluff: we’re as pleased and excited as we can be. When we’re alone we pat each other on the back because it was so easy to buy the car, and because we’ve dreamed of owning one ever .since we first rode in a Chevrolet. Frankly—we paid a small deposit and the car was ours. We are paying oil the balance month by month, easily and without worry, _ The Chevrolet, as all the world knows, looks like an expensive car, feels like an expensive car, behaves like an expensive car—yet it costs only £233 and so little to run that we are amazed that we EVER bought rail tickets. So, when I see Smith at the office minus his waistcoat, and the Boss sighing near his fan: when I regard the freckles on Miss Jonson’s nose and reflect that fortunes are made from face creams, I think of all that summer is going to mean now that we’ve got that glistening graceful “bu 3’ J thalt is narked just down the road. This is Chevrolet Demonstration Week. We invite you to come for a run in a Chevrolet —at our expense. We are making a BPEC-TAL OFFER whereby it is now EASY TO PAY FOR CHEVROLET. i Fwi m. 11 J A Touring Model F. 0.8. Main Peris, Principal District Agents: WILKINSON’S TOURIST GARAGE, Gisborne Tolaga Bay Sub-Agency: G. Hurrcy. New Zealand Distributors: DOMINION MOTORS LTD., Wellington and Christchurch. You can own a Chevrolet in time for the Holidays.

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