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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 246, 18 November 1929, Page 8

SHOULD BE LESS (NOT MOEE) GEAES TO CHANGE. The English "Autocar" sams up the situation very coneisely as follows "Quite. a number of Ameriean manufacturers have embodied in their new models for 1930 a fourth forward gear. ThL seems to the writer to be entirely wrong. as observed from an owner-driver's stan-1-point. What we require is a more powerful and flexible motor and less gears and less gear changing. "Studebakers seem to be working on the correct lines' by developing the a 1 1round efficiency of their motors, espccj allv the wonderful development of t hei : Straight Eight. "Studebakers have pfied np more stoct car records during the last two years than any other car — 30,000 miles in 26,000 minutes is a wonderful performance and goes to show that the power and stamina is in the right place:" THE TOOKIST MOTOE CO., LTD.. HASTINGS. JUST AS EASY. It is easy for a child to contraet tcold, but it is jusfc as easy for you i> check it with Chamberlain's Cough Eem ed.v. It will put an end to a cough oi cold in much less time than you tbought possible. The .soothing, healing proportips of Chamberlain's Cough Eemedy do not give a cold a. chance to get a foot.j