Life — June 8, 1922 — page 2: what you’re looking at

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Lire: Published Weekly by Life Publish! entered as Second Class e . Company at 598 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. . under the a 3 3d, Printed in New Yor! crores B menane 1BSON, ‘Annual Subscription, Five Dol Post OMice Department, da, tn Ror Mitten, ire ri M vy Vol. 79. No. .' June 8, 922, LIF! the United States, En, P. PROVAND a — _. “Sorry I backed into you, old man; you must let me pay for the damaye. Five dollars ought to straighten that fender, and $14.90 zwill buy you a 30x3% Kelly. — Then you'll have at least one tire that will stand all the grief you can give it.” ANY people have the impression that Kellys are high-priced tires used mostly on big cars. As a matter of fact, nearly half the pneumatic tires we make are Ford sizes, and now that greatly en- larged manufacturing facilities have brought our production costs down, the Ford owner pays 10 more for his Kellys than he would have to pay for many other makes of tires that have never borne so high a reputation. comicbooks.com