The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-28

S THEY'LL ALL SELL ALL THEY MAkE-No doubt about that this Competion-real compeition-s thing unknown this business today hree hve years hence-shats another question.
 BUT THE THIRD REASON DOES AFFECT US-And that is why other makers predicting rise in price of 30-predctions diligently circulated they threaten swamp with orders for immediate delve-a condition which. while enviable respects not one to be in ved to great degree we have had during the past year.
 THE TIRE SITUATION IS AcUTE-Most acute it has ever been Crude rubber has been soaring for the past sixty days and is now quoted at SAP poundl And not from artificial but because there tremendous shortage of rubber.
 SOME MAKERS ARE HARD HIT by this--those makers especially who were "foxy as they thought in making fixed prices when rubber quoted at 65 67 When rubber prices quadupled there great slee the camps of Friends the Enemyor they thought the tire maker would be the only loser But appeared the shoe the other foot Real shortage of rubber meant there wssnt enough go round and those who had bought tires low must accept compounded hres-or none Com pounded the trade for shoddy tires Made from dis csrded OSulhvan rubber heels and other refuse. WHERE DO WE GET OFF AT is your natural question We'll we are in the position of the who finds hmsu with his elevator full of shortage the wheat crop. Our tires will more-but covered for all the tires we will need and our ears will be equipped with rubber tesade from the best Para rubber the world produces and by the best tire makers We and Wright HERE ARE SOME INSIDE FACTS-sra.ui.ous assertions worth face value. and you entitled to facts which to base your own judgment
 WALTER E. FLANDERS ANTICIPATED the rubber .it- uaon he has anticipated every other in this industry with accuracy that has been the marvel of the trade He covered for tires for i've years. just he covered for every other kind of material that goes into the making of motor car.
 NOW FLANDERS HAS A SUPERSTITION to the effect that contract cannot be good unless it made that both parties wl be satisfied with it. only first but to its very end so HE MADE HIS TIRE CONTRACT. no, a, fixed price per tire but such way that the price of tires Huct with the markets for crude rubber. Sea Island labor and other items See the pont' He guaranteed him. self good tires and left incentive for the tire maker to skmp the quality should rubber unexpectedly advanceas has. NOT THAT ANY REPUTABLE TIRE MAKER WOULD you understand We wouldn't accuse them of anything like that Buwe to 6 some of the tire contracts made four months ago. present prices of crude rubber would break Standard Oil efeetuay than Kellogg of Minnesota Besides it's question of which makers will get tires all and begga can't be ehooscrs hey begging tor tires any old kind of hres-and the rubber won't go round there's only thing left the tire makecompound best he
 FLANDERS WAS ABLE BY HIS PLAN to not only ensure the quality of tires with which all Sudebaker will be equipped but to make the contract that we get Tst call the output only of Morgan and Wright factory. but of the other big plants that constitute the Rubber Goods Company of Ameca-hch gets 60 per of all the crude rubber that comes to Amerca.
 THAT'S WHAT WE CALL "FOxY'.-nakins contacts that are twoded which provide for any change that may and the time guarantee always the highest quality of materials We covered said before for five all materials and such that above described What other had either the foresight the capital anticipate that far ahead'
 WE MANUFACTURE EVERY PART from the Pig Iron and the Steel Plate to the finished carno only motors axles and all other mechanical pars but bode and tops and fronts All are sold with the Studebaker hbecar and its equipment Masneos. tires and radiators made by special
 -and secured against all contingencies in the same way hres We get requirements and get the best PRICES OF ALL MATERIALS-Steel aluminium. copper, bearing have advanced considerably the prices we paid for those which still working up the first I2000 cars-bough you'll remember panic prices in the panic times of 1907. Nearly 5000 in hands of users Balance will be finished about February Ist Mark that That's what the date After that will be working on materials bought in the higher market-and still going up NOW YOU UNDERSTAND you have read the fore. going carefully and thoughtful why competitors con- Edeny predict that the price of E-MF30 will swley have to be advanced-and why just trHe doubtful about 1t ourselves
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