HARPER'S WEEKLY

Straining Your Imagination At Your Own Expense

VALUE that can't be shown and proved, but has to be imagined, is a delusion. Y
ou can see physical value equal to the price in the 48 H.P. Winton Six. Its size, workmanship, power, sturdiness, beauty, and comfort are clearly apparent. You don't have to stretch and strain your imagination to realize that the Winton Six has every quality that a thoroughly valuable car ought to have and that it lacks nothing in appearance or performance.

A Difference Not in the Car, but in Price Only
But you will look in vain in steep-priced cars of similar power and size for any equivalent of the higher price. That's because the difference is not in the car: it is a difference in price only.
This price does difference does not make the super-priced car look finer, run better, or last longer.
To prefer any such car to the Winton Six, you must first strain your imagination, and then penalize your checkbook $1000 or more.
And when you do that, just remember that you are paying this excess $1000 or more, not for anything the maker puts into the car, but for your own personal imagination--and imagination isn't any part of a real automobile.

Paying $602.38 for Something You Don't Get
We are able to prove that on six different makes of well-known, high-priced cars, the buyer is forced to pay $602.38 per car for excessive capitalization, and interest and sinking fund charges. These figures are real: the calculation is based on a compilation made from commercial reports by Haskins & Sells, famous certified public accountants.
Let us send you the figures in detail and the whole store. Ask for our "Price Information". With it we will send our 64-page, library-size catalog that gives complete information about the superb Winton Six, the $3000 car that has no competition below $4000 and no superior at any price. Write today.

The Winton Co. guarantees every statement made in WINTON SIX advertising to be true without qualification.

The Winton Motor Car Co.
188 Berea Road, Cleveland O.
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