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Studebaker President Eight
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Use Your
Studebaker-Erskine
Service
Sta.
tion and
Genuine
Studebaker-Erskine
HE Studebaker
Corporation
has
spent
a
great
deal
of
time and
energy
in
aiding
its
dealers
to
give
efficient
and
satisfactory service
to
the
owner.
A
great
many
of
our
dealers'
mechanics
have
attended
our
service
school
at
the
factory
and
all dealers
are
constantly
aided
by
service
infor-
mation
sent
out
almost
daily
from
the
factory
in
the
form
of
manuals,
bulletins
and
personal
visits
from
our
representa-
Our
dealers
have in
stock
genuine
Studebaker-Erskine
parts,
which
are
approved
only
after
the
vigorous
tests
of
our
lab.
Why
should
you
jeopardize
the
life
and
efficiency
of
your
car
by
having
your
repair
work
done
at
other
than
an
author
_
ized
Studebaker-Erskine
Service
Station?
You
would
knowingly
consent
to the
use
of
inferior
parts
in
your
car,
not
parts
made
to
look
like
the
genuine
and
which
you
are
told
are
the
same
but
which are
made
to
sell
at
a
price
which
will
allow
the
unauthorized
garage,
with
their
lack
of
service
tools
and
factory
aid
and their
inefficient
methods
to
make
a
profit.
Yet
by
patronizing them
you-may
be
tacitly
agreeing
to
it.
Our
factory
branches
are
located
throughout
the
country.
At
each
one
of
them
is located
a
District
Service
Manager
whose
duties
are to
keep
in touch
with
the
dealers
in
his
terri-
tory,
advising
and helping
them
with
their
service
problems.
While
all
matters
concerning
the
operation
of
your
car
should
be
taken
up
with
the
Studebaker-Erskine
dealer
from
whom
it
was
purchased,
it
may be you will
sometime
desire
some
in-
formation
from
the
factory. In
this
case,
learn
from
your
dealer
the
location
of the
branch
under
which
he
operates
and
write
to
the
District
Service
Manager
at
the
address
given
on
page
53.
Lock
Your Car
If
your
car
is
stolen
you
may
have to miss an
appointment,
ride
home
in
a
train
or
trolley,
or
give up
that
motor
trip.
You
will
have
to
do
without
a
car
until the
insurance company
settles,
the
car
is
recovered
or
until you
can get
delivery •of a
new
car.
You
may
not
lose a
cent
if
the
car
is
covered
by
insurance,
but
there's
the
nuisance
of
filling
out
insurance
blanks, to
say
nothing
of
loss' of
time,
temper,
patience
and
possible
damage
by a
joy
rider.
Locking is part
of
parking.
BE
SURE
TO
LOCK
YOUR
CAR.
The greater
the
number
of cars
stolen
the
higher
the
insur-
ance
rate
you
pay.
Stealing of
unlocked
cars
is
frequently
but
an
incident
to
some
more serious or
terri
ble
crime.
Why
help
the
criminal?