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always available almost everywhere,
gains time, restores time lost, over?
takes escaping opportunity.
Hundreds of vital situations are saved
daily by timely use of Western Union
Telegrams, Day Letters, Night Letters,
Cablegrams and money transferred
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'Balanced' Tires
We have actually produced tha long
sought-for 'balanced' tires.
The instant success of our popular
p iced 'Usco' Tread is a striking example
of the automobile owners' immediate
recognition of our 'balanced' tires.
There are three bitf, exclu?ive r-a-on? why tha
'balanced' tire ia the 100 per cent, efficient tire.
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treed htva juat tho ?exact '?Selanc?' betr-vean r????ili??fn*'/
and toughn-eaa, which p-roducae the greateet poeaible
efficiency in the whole treed.
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which (deeo ?eeay riding, and atrangth which grt-ee
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rubbor trea.-i and fabric carcaaa ar<- in auch complete
'?niinrt' ea to give equal *f?r both tre?vd end car
caaa ?are eqvteily etrong.
It ia thia three-fold 'belance' that a??t? the ?Jree United
Stetee IndividueJized Tiree in a cleaa apart.
Since ?our 'balanc-ed' tiroe Irtegen to be "felt on the raw
Wet" 1-uit fall, the a-lea of United State? Tii-oo haee in
ir???*ii eteadily month by month up to the recent higheat
Increeae of 3S4 per cent.
United StatesTire Company
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'?Chain' 'L'atso' 'Royal Cord'
?'INDIVIDUALIZO TIRES"
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