Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, August 02, 1919, Page 11, Image 11
SATURDAY EVENING?, i There Is No Mileage Limit in the I I United States Tire Guarantee || I The unlimited mileage guarantee, That is why, even with its con- I I on which 'Royal Cord' Tires have stantly enlarging capacity, the United j| | been sold since their introduction States Tire Company is unable to I | four years ago, proved so popular, keep pace with the growing demand I I that it was extended to cover the for its tires. ji I remaining tires in the line—'Nobby', , .... , IT , , I I , , TT , , . , , , . ' Compared to the millions of United I Cham , Usco and Plain fabric pas- , 9 ■ . , , T . . „ States Tires sold so few are returned §1 senger tires, and also Nobby Cord £ A I 1 ' ... . , , for adjustment that the adjustment i| pneumatic and solid tires for trucks. . , I s * problem insofar as it concerns users I All United States Tires are guar- of United States Tires, has become I anteed to be free from imperfections one °f minor importance. I in material and workmanship during If, at any time during its life, any I ■ their entire life—regardless of mile- United States Tire proves defective, ji I a £ erun - Their performance is not its owner is entitled to a fair and I I limited to any specific mileage. square adjustment—an adjustment 1 1 United States Tires are sold purely that is backed by the good faith of I 1 on a quality basis-as the longest the oldest and largest rubber manu " I I mileage tires that the present art of factoring company in the world. 1 tire manufacture makes possible. tatCS I Hxmugßima sfijPfe teojuhjlph AUGUST 2, 1919. 11