The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-02-11

factories making same, at Salem,
Mogadore, Hartville, Akron and Ely
ria, direct to the Observation-Disclosures.
Dealer Stockholders.
Every dealer selling the products
is stockholder in the company-a
profit-sharing member-has his mon
ey> invested in the company and
knows that the entire profit Of the
company will be divided as divi-
dends among the dealers. All the
stockholders were Ford dealers un-
til the dealers sanctioned the sale OF
stock here in Medina You there
fore, Join with the most far sighted,
financially responsible and success
full automobile dealers in-the coun-
try, when you invest with them in
this great home industry.
An Unusual Opportunity.
1t should not be overlooked that
when the stock allotted to Medina is
\ all sold, there will be no more. be-
cause ii is the earnest desire Of all
Observation-Disclosures to keep the out
side investment down, in orderIthat
dividends may be large.
Present Company Pays
Dividends.
On january 9TH, 1921, the direct
ors declared an s per cent dividend
from the earnings of the company on
the sale of its products from July
18th, 1920. This was unexpected
by local stockholders as many of
them did notSrea1ize the fact that
goods we're being shipped regularly
to the dealers. The dividend would
have been much larger had we been
able to secure the tires and tubes in
the quantity desired by our cooper
ating dealers.
Quality Product.
Our Heavy Duty Black Pyramid
Design tires have been manufacture
ed for us according to the secret
forrnulae of, we believe, the best
tires on the market. Many enthus-
iastic dealers have written us as to
the superiority Of the tires over the
so-called Standard Makes.
Own FOrmulae.
We own all the secret chemical
formulae that has been so success
fully used by us during the past two
years and have same in code safely
locked in our deposit box at the
Old, Phoenix National Bank, there
fore, it will not be necessary for US
to go through period of expert
mentation.
Men Who Know.
Our factory superintendent, Mr..
John a. Hopkins, of Akron Ohio,
has had Is years practical and con-
stant experience in the largest and
best Of the Akron factories and has
had direct charge Of the quality 81
our tires. He is, I therefore, fully
conversaht with the workings Of the
lformulae we use.
Manufacturers Profit. \
3 1t will be readily understood that
+ operating as we have, we have had
to pay someone the manufacturing
profit. Our only source of income
being the wholesalers or jobbers'
4 profit. AS soon as the local plant
is in operation it will make all the
tires and tubes now being supplied
from five different plants and we will
be In position to secure the manu-
factsircrs' profit which will increase
+ cur earnings very substantially.
Rubber Sundries.
We also market Tuffer-fix, pre-
paration that inends any article
made Of rubber. Il is to rubber
what solder is to tin. 1t fixes to
Y stay fixed. Is air curing, requires
1nD acid or heat--will join tube
end to end without overlap, 50 it will
be stronger than before. The prof
it on it is more than satisfactory
J and as with all our goods the profits
are all divided with the dealer mem
bers and local stockholders as divi,
dends. We have also been ap-
preached BY responsible parties who
are marketing Rubber Heels request:
( ing us to consider the manufacture