BY CARLETON B. CASE.

(Spring of 1917.) The very newest, largest and choicest collection

of merry quips about our friend the Ford car, all good-natured and

laughable, with nothing to offend even Mr. Henry Ford himself. The

author went to Detroit and obtained some of the new jokes in this

book right at the Ford factory. You can’t help laughing, whether you

own a Ford car or not, at the funny things in “Ford Smiles.” When you

get this book of humor we ask you to read the short Preface to it;

it explains, in the author’s opinion, why every good Ford joke is a

compliment to that great invention—the Ford Motor Car. Probably you

hadn’t thought of it that way.

SHREWESBURY PUBLISHING CO.

5525 South Boulevard Chicago, U. S. A.

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