Judge — December 31, 1921 — page 36: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

The Big “3”? Questions for Every Motor Car Owner —how can I save money on every mile that I run my car? —how can I keep my car out of the repair shop, easily maintain it in the pink of condition at all times? —what can I do to make my car worth more, when the time comes to sell or trade it in? OU will find the answer to these questions, and hundreds more, in the book “Everyman’s Guide to Motor iency,”’ by H. W. Slauson, M.E.—you ean, then, very easily judge for yourself the great value that this book has for you. It is the best book on the automobile published to date. It was written and compiled by Mr. Slauson, one of the leading Automotive Experts of the country and manager of the Motor Department of Lesiir’s WEEKLY. The book covers the whole subject of the automobile, clearly, simply and ac- curately. It is self-indexing, so that you can turn to the section covering any part of the car, without a moment's del: To the motor car owner or driver this book will be of very real, positive value. Size 7 x 1014’, 300 pages printed on heavy plate paper, illustrated with more than 200 half-tones and zinc etchings; flexibly bound in black cloth, stamped in gold. Price, $3.00 delivery charges prepaid Leslie-Judge Company 627 WEST 43rd STREET, NEW YORK CITY PRESS OF WILLIAM GREEN, NEW YORE comicbooks.com