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What the Public Wants zs supplied most fully in the new Stanley Car HIS statement is made advisedly in full recognition of the present-day vogue of internal explosive cars. The reason why the Stanley has the qualities most wanted in a motor car— why it has power at low speeds — why it has the fastest pickup — why it runs smoothly and quietly at all speeds — why there is no clutching nor gear-shifting — why there is no chilling nor balking in winter —why one throttle controls the car—why kerosene fuel is used — is because the fuel is burned, not exploded, and is converted into steam which is stored in advance and may be instantly applied in the required volume to the driving wheels. We believe that this is power correctly generated, correctly controlled, and correctly applied to the rear axle. Twenty-Fifth Year Stanley Motor Carriage Company Newton, Massachusetts comichooks.