THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1911
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Your guarantee of quality is the name you find on the goods you buy.
One cannot expect to be an accurate judge of quality in all things. The
variety of articles is too numerous for any one person to be an accurate
"quality judge" in everything
For example: Arc you an expert judge of Lap Robes? Can you tell just by examination
how much service you can get out of a robe? Honestly, now, if you were judging robes from
a buyers standpoint, knowing there were two or three grades of quality, yet did not know
which was which could you select the very best, the one which wouldgive you the most
service? Perhaps you could but most people could not. Yet if someone should remark that
one of those robes was a CHASE robe, you would have no hesitancy in selectingyou'd say,
'Til take the Ch ase Robe, whichever it is." You know the quality simply by the name. By
the way we sell these CHASE ROBES. Got a dandy assortment, too. And the time is get
ting near when a good robe feels mighty comfortable.
And not only in buying robes are you safe in depending on the
name. If you buy a set of harness of us, you will find on the traces the
name "5TUDEBAKER," which alone guarantees to you quality and sat
isfaction, same as the name "5TUDEBAKER" on a wagon or buggy
stands for the full value of your money. The name STUDEBAKER"
means the same the world over.
It is human nature to favor some article which is advertised and
consequently well known, even though it costs a little more. We hon
es tlyjehevyx) trade marks
familiar to you than any other line in town. Such articles and names as
Studebaker Harness, Vehicles and Wagons; Oliver Chilled Plows:
Sharpies Separators; Hardie Power Sprayers; John Deere
Vehicles;
IMormick
Mo
wers and Rakes
are household words everywhere. It pays to buy standard goods.
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