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DRAFTLESS ""•MSOBS-. Only the New Studehaker Custom Cars have this windshield that admits fresh air without drafts - excludes rain . In the new STUDEBAKER CUSTOM CARS, a unique, patented windshield eliminates all possibility o! stuffiness from smoky air, of acrid odors, of chilling drafts, or of discomforting rain sprays showering driver or passengers, 52 'm This cul-away diagram shows bow the Studehaker no-draft ventilating windshield, when opened outwards, directs the air up over the occupants' heads. Figure I indicates the convenient handle on the dash jor adjusting the windshield to any desired position. Figure 2 points to the hidden trough under the cowl which carries off rain when the windshield is set for storm-proof ventilation. WATERPROOF VENTILATION AT LAST PERFECTED. Set for stormproof ventilation, this STUDEBAKER windshield admits outside air in a controlled current, but carries off the rain through cleverly designed troughs beneath the cowl. Even the concentrated stream of a hose, turned against the windshield, does not force water past this ingenious barrier. Nearly every motorist has suffered the discomfort due to imperfect ventilation of a closed car in rainy weather, when it became necessary to close the windshield, cowl ventilator, and windows to prevent rain from entering. Shortly the atmosphere becomes close and muggy. The windshield and windows become steamed, obscuring vision to such an extent it is offtimes dangerous. Quite in contrast is the rush of clean, sweet air which abounds in the STUDEBAKER CUSTOM CARS at all seasons and under all weather conditions, by reason of the patented STUDEBAKER no-draught windshield. EASILY ADJUSTED BY THE TURN OF A HANDLE— You can adjust this exclusive STUDEBAKER windshield without taking your eyes from the road. There are no troublesome sidescrews to loosen and tighten again—no stopping to reach up to the top of the car. A convenient handle, on the dash, sets the windshield at any position desired. CUSTOM COMPLETENESS AT NO EXTRA COST— This no-draught ventilating windshield is typical of the completeness of the new STUDEBAKER CUSTOM CARS. The external beauty of their low-swung bodies, resplendent in lustrous duotone lacquers, is matched by their interior luxury. Standard “Six” Custom Sedan £525. K ew Zealand Agents for SI UDEBAKER MOTORS ADAMS LTD. And at CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, WANGANUI and PALMERSTON NORTH. Lmml Agents: PLEASANT POINT, J. A. Smith; TEMXJKA, Hatton Bras.; OAMARU, Harvey J. Jenkins.

BOTH PLEASED

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SOUT S BOOT STORES For the next ten days we are offering Footwear at less than Warehouse Prices. Big Fair Commences on Friday. The prices quoted are for Cash Only. Our MEN’S BOSTOCK WALKING SHOES, welted soles, in black, box calf, glacie-kid; also tan willow calf — Usual Selling Price: 37s 6d. Special Easter Price: All Men’s Lines Reduced in Pries LADIES’ GLACE, 1-BAR WALKING SHOES, Square Heels— Fair Price: 8s 6cS Pair. LADIES’ ARCTIC CLOTH SLIPPERS, Leather Soles— To go at 3s 6d Pair. CHILDREN’S TAN SANDALS (Sizes 4-5-6)— Clearing Price: 2s lid Pair. MEN’S BLACK BOX CALF SLIPPERS, Wide Welt Soles; Broad Fitting— Usual Price- 13s 6d T ° be c,eare<l at 8s 6d Pa 'r. MEN’S TAN CALF SLIPPERS, Wide Welt Soles; Broad Fitting— 7^l , , TO All to go at 8s 6d Palm 14s 6d. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY OF BOSTOCK FOOTWEAR. ROUTER’S Easier Fair Now Ob

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 12 April 1927, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 12 April 1927, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 12 April 1927, Page 10

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