Judge, 1923-07-14 · page 25 of 36
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a - - J} “Rotten roads? I should say they WERE rotten! And slippery—! We nearly skidded into the ditch twice.” “You ought to use Kelly Cords, old man. They'd save you a lot of worry.” HERE is scarcely a car owner who has not heard motorist’ friends praise Kelly Cords. Yet it is hard for a man to realize, until he has learned from experience, that any lire can be so surefooted on all kinds of roads and in all kinds of weather as the Kelly Cord is; or that any tire can give such long mileage under all conditions as the Kelly Cord does. It costs no more to buy a Kelly.