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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1910
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"We Want Your
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Of course we realize that "wanting" and "getting" are two different
things, and, as a matter of fact, a man should never want anything
that isn't good for him, but after having given the subject considerable
thought we are satisfied that your Buggy business will not only be
good for us, but we are also satisfied that the SiudebaKer and John
Deere Buggies will be good for you.
This Is Going to Bo the Biggest Year We Have Ever Had in the
Vehicle Business, and It Would Be Mighty Strange if it was not.
We are making prices on our guaranteed buggies so low that we are afraid some customers who do
not know us very well, may feel like the man who came down from Denver one spring from the wild,
wild west, and started in house hunting. He finally found a house that just suited him, but the rental
price was so low it frightened him; finally he said to the real estate man, "I like the house first rate, but
the rent is so low I don't dare take it. I know there must be something wrong with it somewhere, now
be honest and tell me what it is."
"Well," said the real estate man, 4TI1 tell you, there's no bath in the house."
"No bath? Gosh all Friday, man, if that's all Til take it; I only expect to live here a year anyway."
Now do not get the idea, Mr. Fruitgrower, that simply because our
prices are low that, figuratively speaking, our goods are shy on the
bath or any other necessaries or useful accessories, because, you will
please excuse us for mentioning this again, the Studebaker and John
Deere Vehicles are the generally recognized and fully acknowledged ve
hicle quality leaders of this country.
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That's Enough