am, FARMER: HUPP IT INTO TOWN! Up-to-daite farmers everywhere are giving up liorse-and-lrap journeys 'to town and are travelling by Hupmobiile instead. With the Hupp there is no "potter.ng about," catching horses, ".rooming, and harnessing—you simply '•step into the oar, press a pedal, move a lever and you're off! You can travel a.t- any speed from slower than'walking pace to 60 miles an hour. Cushions are ten indies deep and the body is so woll sprung that you scarcely feel a jolt. If it comes on to rain tfee oneman top is quickly adjusted, and tho sale curtains niako.it a cosy closed-iu car. For night travelling there are powerful dor-trie lhea<jl gilts.—small searchlights. In. town yon can dim them. These are but a. few Hupmobile advantages; £430 completely equipped is tho . pi'.ieo. For further particulars and free catalogue- apply:— \'.Z. Farmers' Co-op. Assn., Ltd., Chris tc-hureh, distrbutors for South Tsland. Agents. C.F.C.A.. Ltd., Tirna.ru and Waimatc. 38 Ask for T-TAY WARD'S " IMALT VINEfiAR. Guaranteed pure .under Pure Foods Act. AU live grocers. 1
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16229, 27 March 1917, Page 4
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