Judge, 1927-02-26 · page 27 of 36
Judge — February 26, 1927 — page 27: what you’re looking at
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SMILE AT MILES bends—a place of historic beauty and romance. Here, between treeclad hills, the factory where LEE of Conshohocken plies his craft. Cons/ ohocken r Is EASIER to make a tire that sells fast than one that travels far. Good tires, of course, must have good stuff in them. All tire builders can get the best materials if they want to. Some of us do. The real difference in tires is, after all, in the makers of them, their purpose in the work, what they are really trying to do. Your interest in a tire is in what it will do; the miles at the price. Ours is in making it do more than you expect. You can depend on LEE of Conshohocken for integrity that is traditional. Any LEE dealer can prove it to you; his service is no less trustworthy than the tires themselves. Pneumatic tires for passenger cars, trucks and buses. Solid tires for commercial use. And the celebrated LEE Puncture Proof tires in both high pressure and balloons. LEE TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. comicbooks.com