Judge, 1922-08-12 · page 29 of 36
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mmy—that v's driving on Ke FYNUE fact that Kelly-Springfield) Kant-Slip-Cords hold the road is only one reason why you see so many of them on cars today. Even the old) Welly Cords, which cost more than other tires and which lacked the present extraordinarily efficient’ non-skid) tread, achieved such a reputation for big mileage that we had no difficulty in selling all we could make. Ino the Kant-Slip Cord the non-skid feature has been developed to an extent that makes this lire incomparably the best. we have ever built—and the mileage is still there. Best of all, it- now costs no more to buy a Kelly.