OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 29, 1919.
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Gould There Be I I
As you perhaps already know, the sev
eral Goodyear factories are today at full
blast on the heaviest production sched
ule they have ever undertaken
Right now, for example, the output of
our Akron plants alone approximates
the astonishing figure of 25,000 finished
tires per day
Yet this enormous total, easily the larg
est daily volume ever attained by a tire
manufacturer, still is insufficient fully to
satisfy public needs
The demand for Goodyear Tires con
tinues to increase and strengthen
beyond anything within our present
power to fulfill
It seems to us that nothing that has
been said of Goodyear Tires so power
fully bespeaks their goodness as their
present unparalleled popularity
This popularity takes on an additional
significance in that it is based wholly
on the virtues inherent in Goodyear
Tires
No fictitious discounts, no delusive def-'
inite mileage guarantees, no expedients
of any sort have been employed to stinr
ulate artificially1 the favor that Goodyear
Tires year after year command.
What greater tribute could there be to
Goodyear Tires than that their unex
ampled leadership has been won solely
by the service Goodyear users every
where enjby
It is possible you may find it difficult to
fill your immediate wants for Goodyear
Tires, as many Goodyear Service Station
Dealers' stocks are very low
In view of this condition we suggest
that you anticipate your future require
ments by placing a reservation order
with your nearest Goodyear dealer
Such action now will guard against any
possible disappointment later, and avert
any inconvenience this temporary
shortage might otherwise occasion
In the meantime we are devoting our
whole energies to the expansion of our
production, in an endeavor to make
Goodyear Tires as easy to get as they
are worth while to use
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