! A . ' . - 1.1V. "1 .-" Hi i 10,000,000 l ..1 !!& 1 J U u The National City Company buys $ Firestone I i of I Stock Preferred I I 111 ( c Firestone production is increasing, so rapidly under demand from our 42, 000, dealers that this additional, capital was required Altfevig3j;thp;,twt; geat Firestone plants at Akron. are turnipg,put daily 22-000 tires and2!5,000 tubes, the demand frpmpassejiger: car owners and truck operators continues tooutstrip production; , . ' Additionai.equipment already ordered, for Plant No. 2, whicfris'deyotepl exclusively to the jxianuf acture of 312 inchtires and tubes, will increase the output of this one manufacturing unit to 16,000 tires a day; while in the parent plant increased equipment for the manufacture of Cordsjs steadily -building the output to its capacity of 2O;GQ0;tjres daily, which will give a total capacity of 36,000 tiresday; .-.. These.equipnient requirements and the need of a new steelplant that willdouble the output vof Firestone Rims arebeinginet Jy an issue of $10,000,Q0Q 7 Preferred StocJc, the entire amount, being taken by The National City Company, the .world's largest distributors of high- grdj-securities; w . M On the financial page of this paper you will find an adver-, tisement. signed, by The National City Company, which giyfes some interesting facts abjoutjthe financial strength of fhie Firestone, Company a strength that-is founded on twenty years of sound business policy and i&ant indeof . . the character of the Company's products; The National City Company is in the business of -buying; and distributing through its many correspondent offices" the securities of corporations, hat are so well managed .. so conservatively financed and whose products fill such a . public need,, that. they measure up to its exacting stand ards of what, should constitute a prime investment; It is a high tribute to the quality of Firestone products ,. and to the great dealer organization through which theyj , are distributed that the demand for them sho.uldtso-' . increase as to require this additional, capital to meet it'j And it is a tribute to the character of the Firestone jnsti-.." tution that the distribution of this entire $10,000,OOOrPrh,. f erred Stock issue should be undertaken by The National, -, City Company; ' ' j: See that you get the values in mileage and service tha;$$ t responsible for this demand for Firestone Tires and;ifiis -t standing of the Company. Whatever type of tire-you ' ( use, there is a Firestone to suit your needsof a .quality;-, that assures you the economy of MOST MILES PER$j()l LAR. Ask your dealer for Firetones. . Hayetfyenin , . every wneeioi your car oraucK: f 'j W.M Al, V Firestonfremployew? mimb't5rrl7,QOO u. Firestone resources-exceed $73,000,000 The company volume of sales last -yex was over . $75,000,000. Daily output of the factories-at this writingis 22,000 tires , and 25,000 tubes. When .equipment now ordered is installed, the output will b& 36,000 tires and 40)000 tubes daily Firestone makes-runsforover half the makes- of passenger cars built Firestone makes demountable tims for 62 of the differ ' ent trucks that equip with giant pneumatic truck tires A Firestone makes the tires. on which over half the truck tonnage of America is carried Firestone maintains, an organization in,, the Far East at. , Singapore, ujUie? rubber; hsadguai-terfl, to-insure f beat, itfS grades -at lowest coats MOST MILES Flirestone favesteiSIn - fafirlc mill -to fniureiSrBt quality, steady supply- and lowest costs Firestone built a (.separate factory and devgned special machinery for it to make & big saving for users if 34-inch tires enabling, the main plant to. concen trate on cord tires and truck tires Firestone has brancE houses in63 leading .citiearViKe United States 42,00frdealersseirfestctterTIres " Firestone men HayeHomeof.tKeh ovmmt4FnielHe?5ac.. The Firestone Clubhouse mjoyed byKousandsdrirjRCn toryworkera Tho Firestone Paric BanE makes tevmgr'casjr ahtlflfynms: v The Firestone Insurance Fund gives confidence-n&ta , bility to worker Over 00 of Firestone worker own.stoelcf&riKecompany PEE DOLIAR . .BBBbP BBSS Hkv .0fe. b. -bSBSV .bBsW yBBSHMi dM ,b, y h A Hn Jmmk H. jt. ka&! K'ils flkk ..Ki- t. HKHj&r BBi IMHfBl!Ik?HPi HIH Hvalk HIH IKrJI ; of -: tei vv 'J ' - X?f-1 i 4 " .s'i' . jaliiai..,. -'u 4. ' -, .'ii " 1 'Xl n -SI II ' A 1 il . jr ' a I r Ail -fi - P -tj il ;. f -n 'i 'j7. 1 1- f I ! i .J8I '1 W M i -ji f- 15 n; .:' i- . fcH B'AV f . IB" - -. ii . Jn , O 0.
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