THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1919
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REMEMBER!
This is not a reclaiming station,' a repair shop or a strictly tire
and. tube company.! r .
I s a Geheral Tire and Rubber Goods Works, the
Largest arid Only One of Its Kind West
of Akron, -Ohio
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It will be equipped to build not only all kinds of tires and tubes,
- but also SOLID TRUCK TIRES, and also a complete line of all kinds
of mechanical rubber goods, such as rubber belting, rubbervhose, -as
T well as molded, mechanical and surgical, rubber goods. NOTHING
LIKE IT WEST OF AKRON, OHIO. , .
Tire and rubber companies of this kind are the ones that grew
' into the millions in the east, and made hundreds of men and women in
' r r dependency wealthy. This factory will-do it here in the west. s
RAOfp Large shipments of machinery will be received and erection of same
IVM KJIxLj begun. Raw material for the manufacture of tires, tubes and rubber
employees will be selected and all arrangements completed in time to 1 '
Manufacturing Plant Going on or Before September 1, 1919
. Akron, Ohio, has twenty-four tire and rubber companies. Each
of them have doubled. and redoubled in growth and business, and all
together have paid millions of dollars in dividends to the investors.
Had yow invested just $500 in any one. of them not 'over , six or eight
years ago, it would have made you independently wealthy. ,You had
no chance to get any of that stock as it was readily taken up by the
people who lived within fifty and 100 miles of Akron. Hundreds of
Omaha, Nebraska, and Iowa people have "heard of the wonderful
wealth that has'been made by investing in tire and rubber companies
-in the east, and they have become so much interested, that they have
invested in various small companies of Omaha, Sioux City and Des
Moines, thinking that some day they could boast of having made a
fortune in the same way. We hope your Investment in these small
companies will not beMn vain. We believe your investment in them
. will earn a reasonable interest on your money.
But the great opportunity that made hundreds and thousands of
men and women independently wealthy in the east is offered to you
right now by '
The Overland Tire & Rubber Company
Being built by W. R. Blowers, considered one of the greatest tire
and rubber men of America, and who for many years was General
Superintendent of a number of the large eastern. factories, and in 1906,
on account. of his masterful ability in the rubber industry, was sent to
Canada, where he designed and built the Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods
Factory, where he made a most wonderful record and proved to the
world that he was a man of most noted ability. "Each investment of
$500 in the Dunlop Factory, after two years of .-operation, became
worth over $25,000. $1,000 investment became worth over $50,000.
You did not get in on this BUT NOW :
Mr. Blowers Comes to Omdhd
Where he claims the opportunity is much greater than it was in
1906 in Canada, and offers you the same opportunity to invest in tlje
same kind of a general rubher company that was offered to and accept
ed by the people of the east and Canada.
Are You Going to Pass Up This Opportunity?
If any should be interested in the OVERLAND COMPANY It
should be the people within fifty to one hundred miles of Omaha. ;
We Want 5,000 Men and Women of Nebraska and
Iowa to Join This Organization
It makes no difference if you have already invested in other tire
and srubber concerns. Join the OVERLAND TIRE & RUBBER COM
PANY, and make the greatest investment of your life. You have been
looking for it, so here it is.
The tire and rubber business is the greatest business on the face
of 4he earth, and it is still growing by leaps and bounds. - '
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Just Look; These Figures Talk Millions Upon
Millions of Dollars V
37,500,000 Tires Needed tor 1919
The total number of passenger automobiles and trucks registered
in the United States for the year 1918 was 6,088,169, representing an
increase of 1,026,555 care over 1917, despite the war curtailment of
manufacture. Nearly 70 per cent of these new cars were Fords, the.
Ford output of passenger cars and trucks for the fiscal year ended
July 81, 1918, being 706,584 carsvThe Ford Campaign calls for an
output of 1,000,000 cars, and as other companies, contemplate similar'
increases,, the 1919 registration will probably jump at least 1,500,000.
These statistics forecast an American output of some 87,500,000
tires for the year. Assuming five tires per car as the average yearly
consumption four in use and one spare -t will require 30,44'0,845
tires to operate the cars registered at the end of 1918. The 1919 pro
duction of cars will call for 6,000,000 tires as original equipment, and
for each of these cars a spare will quickly be bought, thereby adding
1,500,000 to the grand total. It remains only to deduct something for
the old cars that may go out of service during the year. This , will
hardly exceed and probably not equal 440,845 tires, the odd part of
the first item, so that 37,500,000 tires may be regarded as a conserva
tive estimate, especially in view of the depleted condition of American
tire stocks following the curtailment period.
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.Without Any More Delay Invest in
The Overland Tire & Rubber Company
And Invest Today
While Yon Can Get in on the Easy-Payment Plan and v
the $12.50 Per Share Price
The number of shares to be sold atthe $12.50 price will be strictly
limited, and. when sold the price will be advanced at once to $15 per
share, and in a very short time there will be no OVERLAND TIRE &
RUBBER GOODS stock on the market for less than $20 per share.
The stock is all common. Everybody is treated alike. '
$ 50 cash, $ 50 in six months will buy 8 shares
100 cash, 100 in six months will buy ; 16 shades
200 cash, 200 in six months will buy 32 shares
, 400 cash, 400 in six months will buy 64 shares
600 in six months will buy ' 96 shares
600 cash,
1,000 cash, 1,000 in six months will buy 160 shares
INFORMATION COUPON-
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