Judge, 1923-03-17 · page 21 of 36
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« KS BREE Fe ® \ { HYDE PARK, LONDON* Hon. Freddy—‘‘Haven't the fo tdea, old chap—Ridley, do we use tyres?” Ridley (waxing warm)—'‘Ke pringfields, sir—American, nothing to touch 'em—never blow or skid—a bit of orl right, sir, if you ask me!” *Drawing and dialogue by Laurence Fellows, London, HE qualities which a motorist seeks in tires are the same practically all over the world. These qualities are long mileage, freedom from trouble, safety from skidding, and low cost. Since Kellys com- bine all these qualities to a marked degree, it is not surprising that they have become internationally famous. It costs no more to buy a Kelly. 19