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= CARBON = J REMOVER yee can keep your motor snappy and full of “pep” by preventing the accumulation of carbon. Don’t wait until your engine is choked and caked with it. Use Johnson’s Carbon Remover every 500 miles, then the carbon is removed while it is soft and powdery, eliminating the frequent grinding of valves and keeping the motor always clean. No experience or labor required—you can easily do it yourself in ten minutes—and the cost is trifling. Easy —Clean— Safe— Quick Johnson’s Carbon Remover is the easiest, cleanest, safest and most satisfactory remedy for carbon. It will save you from $3.00 to $5.00 over any other method without laying up the car. Johnson’s Car- bon Remover, the engine laxative, will stop that knock—quiet your motor—save your batteries—and reduce your gas consumption. | JOHNSON’S CAR SAVERS Johnson’s Cleaner and Prepared Wax—make body, hood andl fenders look like new. Johnson’s Hastee Patch — can be applied in two minutes. Johnson’s Valve Grinding Compound—-gives a velvet seat. Johnson’s Stop-Squeak Oil—a wonderful spring lubricant. Johnson’s Auto-Lak—a splendid one coat body varnish. Johnson’s Black-Lac—the perfect top dressing. Johnson’s Radiator Cement—liquid. Write for our folder on ‘‘Keeping Cars Young’’—it’s free. S. G. JOHNSON & SON - Racine, Wisconsin, U. S. A. | | —_ -_ é; _ = =" wa on. ; “<a. -- (SCOLANIIIG JOO S CO@ iin