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Now—More Than Ever Before 
You Need Your Car 
Uncle Sam expects record crops 
from you this year. 
He needs quicker, better work 
on your part—more planting done 
and a bigger yield from every acre. 
And this, in spite of the short¬ 
age of labor and horses. 
Make your car help. Now — 
more than ever before—you can 
use it to advantage. 
It will save time and effort for 
you, 
—shorten your trips to town, 
—enable you to get over the 
farm with greater speed, 
—make it possible for you to 
deliver your product quicker and 
at less cost. 
Use your car to the limit. 
And be sure that it is perfectly 
shod. 
Give it the tires that have proved 
themselves tough enough and en¬ 
during enough to go farthest and 
last longest on country roads. 
Among the different types of 
United States Tires you can get 
exactly the right one to fill the bill. 
There are five treads from which 
you may choose, 
—one for every need of price 
and use, 
—and each of the supremely 
high quality responsible for the 
tremendous advances in the sale 
of United States Tires. 
There is a United States Tire 
dealer in the nearest town. 
United States Tires 
are Good Tires 
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Don’t Waste Mileage 
Don’t scrape your tires on the curb. 
Don’t run in car tracks. 
Don’t 'set brakes so quickly as to lock 
wheels. 
Slow up for bridge “edges” and cross¬ 
overs. 
Don’t let tires stand in oil. 
Don’t neglect cuts in tread. 
DON’T RUN WITH TIRES UNDEp. - 
INFLATED. 
