New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1919, Page 7

NO MAN NEED BE POOR! Yet Most Men and Women, Too, ARE Poor All Their Lives. Why? Because They Cannot Recognize OPPORTUNITY. Because They Cannot See the Merits of a New Proposition BEFORE It Has Become an Established Success. Because They NEVER “Get in on the Ground Fioor” HERE IS YOUROPPORTUNITY! KELLEY TIRE & RUBBER CO. Offers to the Public Part of the Unsold Portion of the Capital Stock at $6 per Share--While It Lasts A WORLD NECESSITY ! A SURE MONEY MAKER ! HEADED BY MEN OF KNOWN ABILITY AND INTEGRITY ! TIRE INDUSTRY JUST BEGINNING S A YOUNG COMPANY WITH A BRILLIANT FUTURE . This is a policy that should be followed by the investing public in general, Kelley Tire & Rubber Company was incorporated February Edward J Kelley Chas. H. Bortell, Jr. Mjr. Wm F. A’corn | because if such securities are wisely selected and held until the company’s G Y ite-Pres, And T Secy. and Gen. Counsel development plans materialize they usually return handsome profits to ; i enc- 7,1919. Executive offices at New Haven, Conn. Since comm ScoyandGen Cayn sl = et 25 St those who bought in the beginning. Such an opportunity unquestionably it i S ' w has about 300 Formerly one of the One of the originators bar for 25 vears: for- ; RS 3 e 8. < @ f ) L y ing business a few months ago the company no e officials of the Cana- of one of aur most suc- mer officer in U. 8. | exists today in the Kelley Tire & Rubber Company which is on the thres- shareholders in and around New Haven alone, who are receiving Hish basific Rallwey. cesstulitizeicempantes: A hold of a period of unlimited expansion, and this in the long run, should result . s q : Kelly “K” Tires (6,000 in a substantial appreciation in the valuation of Kelley Tire & Rubber Com- 25 per cent. discount from list prices on y (6, DIRECTORS 8 : any’s stock. ile bes (1-year guarantee). It is pany _ . . mile guarantee) and Kelly Blue Tubes (1-y g ) Edward J. Kelley, president Kelley Charles H. Bortell, Jr., vice-president It has long been the policy of the shrewdest financiers that America pronosed to locate service stations throughout New England and Tire & Rubber Co ;xnd“lreusurrr Kelley Tire & Rub- | has produced, including such men as E. H. Harriman, J. Pierpont Morgan, thereafter expand throughout the country as rapidly as conserva- | Mgk Wm. b, Aleorn. general counsel o 1o, perkins, treasurer Buitaing | Charles M. Schwab, John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie, to buy the i i i 9 o - and Loan Association, New London, securities of companies which were just setting out upon their careers and tive business judgment will warrant. J. K. Smith, contractor and builder, (onn. : 5 ; L £ Wateihie oo H . _ which apparently were headed for a big success. It was due largely to the th Edward Clundt, treasurer Sanitary . - . : : Dl EXp o o cetl patents covering the elimination of air bags Julius Lederer, president McTal Rub- Baking Corporation, New Haven, foresight of these astute financiers in buying these good stocks having large ber Co.,, West Haven, Conn. Conn. investment possibilities in the beginn ing that accounted in a large measure in cord tires. Patents now applied for. for the immense fortunes which these men accumulated in later years. Fortunes Have Been Made by Foresighted Investors in New Enterprises They “Got in on the Ground Floor” While Others Looked on and Feared the Outcome. It is Almost Impgossible to Trace the Enormous Profits Received on the Dollar of the Original Investor in the Following Inventions. Here Are a Few of the Available Figures That Are Reliable as Far as We Are Able to Ascertain NO NEW COMPANY CAN BE GUARANTEED of SUCCESS You Can Get 4 Per Cent. in Savings Banks or in Government Bonds. At the Same Time They Do Not Offer Opportunities in Such Enormous Profits as Are Frequently Made by Investors in New Manufacturing Enterprises, as a Few Examples of Which May Be Mentioned—For Instance: Returned to Returned to Amount of Money Originally Invested Investor to Date Amount of Money Originally Invested- . Investor to Date $500 IN DUNLAP RUBBER TIRE . $ 125,000.00 $500 IN BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE . PN e s e s I 2 0B /000:00 $500 IN GOODYEAR TIRE . . 125,000.00 $500 IN EASTERN KODAK CO. coseine 300,000.00 $500 IN. AKRON RUBBER .. o . 756,000.00 $500 IN NATIONAL CASH REGISTER oo 214,000.00 .$500 IN FISK RUBBER ... . B 60,000.00 $500 IN AMERICAN RADIATOR . 245,000.00 “$500 IN GOODRICH TIRE 5 348,000.00 $500 IN WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE . . 238,280.00 $500 IN DUPLEX RUBBER TIRE . . 250,000.00 $500 IN GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR ... s 225,000.00 $500 IN SAXON MOTOR CO. .. retd—R yrs. 6,000.00 $500 IN PRESTOLITE CO. ............. . 500,000.00 $500 IN CHANDLER MOTOR CO. . . retd—3 yrs. 17,500.00 $500 IN DeLONG HOOK & EYE CO. . . 50,000.00 $500 IN STUTZ MOTOR CO. .. retd—4 yrs. 22,500.00 $500 IN BELL TELEPHONE .. 1,005,000.00 $500 IN CHALMERS MOTOR CO. ... . retd—3 yrs. 10,810.00 $500 IN MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE 50 625,000.00 $500 IN CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. . . retd—7 yrs. 140,000.00 $500 IN WELSBACH MANTLE . 250,000.00 $500 IN HUPMOBILE MOTOR CO. .. 100,000.00 $500 IN JANNEY COUPLER 56 93,400.00 $500 IN REO MOTOR CO. 56 150,000.00 $500 IN UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER e 191,500.00 $500 IN PAGE DETROIT . : oD 120,000.00 $500 IN POSTUM CEREAL 55 50,000.00 $500. IN QVERLAND &5 100,000.00 $500 IN CREAM OF WHEAT 5 60,000.00 3500 IN GENERAL MOTORS . o 130,000.00 $500 IN AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING . . 110,000.00 $500 IN FORD MOTORS 1,250,000.00 $500 IN HORLICK’S MALTED MILK 140,000.00 Stock of the McKean Turbine Company, which sold at $10.00 per share on July 1st, 1917, II is'now selling at $1,500 per share, we are told. Hundreds of similar instances might be -cited. N D. R. C L N SAID: None of. these stocks, however, was guaranteed. The Ford story is too well known to need ) " . o . . 5 “Don’t delay! Get in while you can. The unwise man thinks a thing is no repetition here. A few smart men with keen foresight invested a few hundred dollars each and awokerone fine morning to find themselves millionaires and multi-millionaires, and yet they had no guarantee that they would not lose the money they invested—they simply took a business . .« 99 chance, just as all of the original investors in every one of the above-named companies did. gOOd or it would not be Offel'ed to hlm' Only Common Stock Will Be Issued! NoPre HOW MUCH CAN YOU MAKE B ferred Stock! No Bonds! Every Stock- R S Invest Wlsely hOldEl‘ Wl” Share lfl EVefy Cent the The following earnings have been computed on a 10-unit branch basis and are C t_ E exceedingly conservative: The Kelley Tire & Rubber Co. in offering its Gt anns 10-BRANCH-UNIT—30,000 Tires and 30,000 Tubes Yearly Output, as follows: stock for public subscription, follows the plan adopt- 5,000 MILLIONAIRES : : ed by some of America’s biggest money-making en- e . 3 10 Tires sold per day per branch totals 100 tires per day at a net profit of 4 g8 4 g i‘ive thousand Americans are worth $1,000,000 each be- cause they invested their earnings in new things.” So spoke the 3?-50 per tire; $350.00 per day multiplied by 300 working days a year terprises. great Westinghouse on one occasion. And he is not alone in yields a net profit { 1€ OCCd SOy Money put into it is an investment in a con- suggesting that money INVESTED is the short-cut to riches. L T Tt ; i B o 6 10 Tubes sold per day per branch totals 100 tubes per day at a net profit of cern that has unlimited possibilities. It is sound and . P. Morgan said— he toundation of wealth 1s the first J inli i : 3 $100 wisely invested.” $9‘:2 perptbes 275'00 per day multiplied by 300 working days a year practical and has every prospect of earning remark- 2 yields a net profit Graham Bell said—"Find the newest business, invention and —— able profits. buy stock.” $127,500 Hetty Green said—“The way to get rich is to invest in The Company expects to have ten branches or Sales and Service Stations necessities.’ opened very shortly. The above forecast only represents very low estimate of Chauncey Depew said—‘Buy when the stock is first offered.” earnings for the first ten brancches. As the Company grows to twenty branches What do YOU say? Investigate and Decide! and one hundred branches you can realize the enormous profits. [ ] MAIL THIS TODAY Kelley Tire & Rubber Co., 962 Chapel St, New Haven, Conn.: Send me, without obligation on my part, full informa- .’ ‘ tion regarding Kelley Tire & Rubber Co. investment. 962 Chapel Street EDWARD J. KELLEY, President New Haven, Conn. Kelley Tire & Rubber Co. Is Separate and Distinct From Other Concerns in 3 sezgn the Tire and Rubber Industry Full information may be obtained at its execu- tive office, 962 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.