February 6, 191 5 
LAND AND WATER 
Most economical in Peace- 
Most essential in War! 
\ 
THE great European War has demon- 
strated even more conclusively than ever 
the superlative reliability of Palmer 
Cord Tyres. 
On cars of all powers, weights, and makes, 
going "all out" over the ruts, channels, 
gullies, and quagmires that go to make up 
what are called roads. Palmers have for months 
past been standing up to their work in a way 
that no other tyres could do. 
In daily reliability trials at the Front 
Palmers have consistently scored. 
Select from the best of the rest, and you 
still have merely a canvas tyre. Fit Palmers, 
which are built up on a foundation of transverse 
cords, insulated in rubber, and you have tyres 
that stand up to anything, you get a greater 
mileage per cover, and more miles per gallon 
of petrol used. 
Their behaviour at the Front once again 
demonstrates their reliability ; tests at Brook- 
lands prove the petrol economy effected 
by fitting Palmer Cord Tyres. At the re- 
duced prices now in force the sooner you 
fit Palmers the sooner you begin to save. 
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THE PALMER TYRE, LIMITED 
119, 121, 123 Shaftesbury Avenue, LONDON, W.C. 
Telephones; 
t3i4 Gerrard (4 lines). 
GLASGOW — 6 Royal Exchange Snuare. 
UTRMINGHAM— Belmont Row. 
COVENTRV-St. Mar\s Street. 
Telegrams : 
"Tyiricord, Westcent, London." 
NOTTINGHAM-Greyfriar Gate. 
LEEDS— 54 New Briggate. 
MANCHESTER_j63 Deansgale. 
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