New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1920, Page 17

©Our New Factory in West Haven, Conn., on the Main Line of the N. Y., N, H. & H. R, R, (o Be Completed By Iate Spwing. TOO LATE! From the warning of the Romans, “Tempus Fugit” (Time Flies), down to the modern, “Procrastination is the thief of time,” delay, putting off till the morrow, has been the great enemy of mankind. “Too Late” may well be written on the tombstone of many failures in life. Lamentable as it is, more millions have been lost through not doing things than all the other misfortunes of the world put together. “It’s Never Too Late To Mend” Gone are the opportunities of yesterday—Buried deep in the past are the mistakes of omission as well as commis- sion. The forward looking, trust-giving and trust-taking individual, with confidence in the present and hope in the future, profits by his mistakes of yesterday. If he failed to do e e e yesterday, he will not com- mit the same error today. Wonderful America All the world admires America. Every nation esteems the boldness of the American man of business. The land that furnished the doughboy, who plugged through the mud and mire of northern France till he had driven ¢he German be- hind the Rhine has come to be the ideal of the whole civilized world. Not Miracles It is no accident of fate that has made this country “whe land of the ideal.” It was not that our fightzrs were born soldiers that made them unconquerable in battle—it was spirit—acquired spirit.. The spirit that made them grit their teeth as they grunted, ““Heaven, Hell or Hoboken by Christmas.” And spirit won the war. L3 L4 e Spirit Wins! Every time—almost without exception—spirit will win out despite every obstacle. We, behind the Kelley Tire & Rubber Company, have the spirit—the determination to win—to build up for ourselves and our shareholders an institu- tion that shall be second to none in this great Tire and Rubber Industry. Pessimists Shunned We want you—if you are a live optimist—not gullable,—but LIVE. A man like ourselves to come into this business prepared to stake his money as well as his faith-that the Kelley Tire and Rubber Company is a living, pulsating indus- try and that he is confident he wi]l not only enjoy great profit from their energy and ability, but that he will assist in building this great institution for the bene- fit of everyone. Facts Speak Loudest Busy as the financing of our own enterprises causes us to be, we are bust ling with action to bring to reality our new modern tire factory in West Haven. Already the construction of this fine plant has been entrusted in the hands of Monks & Johnson, Construction Engineers, of Boston, Mass., who have an es- vimable reputation among the lgadmy constructors of America. Greater Production Orders for new machinery, equipment, calendar rolls, mills, washers, dryers, s, bias cutters, tread making machines, poles for making tubes, wrapping ines, horizontal vulcanizers, heaters, overhead trolleys, spreaders, cement mixers, electric motors, tire wrapping machines to the value of close to $200,000, have been placed during the past month. All of the material and apparatus is expected to be in New Haven by early spring. Barrinb unforeseen misfortunes the factory should be completed and in operation before summer. A Beginning of Greatness This tire factory is but the beginning of the great Kelley Plant. One unit of a mammoth rubber organization that shall reap for its founders and shareholders reward and profit far beyond anything they have ever expected. Their inning shall come, when those who mocked them and beguiled them will be turned green with envy. e Our Products The Kelley “K” Tread Tires and the Kelley “Blue” Tubes are well known and respected in all Southern New England, where we have twenty of our own sales and service stations. There is to be added as soon as our new hc(-ory permits the great “Kelley-King-of-Kord” Tire, which is destined to become a leader of the field. Later, as soon as other elements of the plant are completed myriads of other rubber products will be placed on the market. Sweet is the Profit Acquired by Wisdom Thc dollar you saved—the dollar you invested—is twice the more puuoux thereby. Dilatory as you have been passing former chances to buy this stock, don't let anyone deter you from making inquiry while there is yet a moment to buy. the mind. The dollar vou spent or the dollar you wasted scarce gathers a fleeting moment Thts Stock Goes to $8 per Share January 10th at Midnight We gladly invite inquiry as to the present future of the Kelley Tire and Rubber Company from the following representative banks and manufacturers’ with whom we are now doing business. New Haven Bank, N. B, A, Ncew Haven. \rchibald G. Monks, Morhks & Johnson. 99 Chauncy St., Mass, Broadway Bank & Trust Company, New Haven. ¢ Sonthwark Foundry & Machit First National Bank, New Haven. oML Eshelny Morris . Pearson. President, Allen Machine Co., Fric, Pa. JoteiQolor e e Harey Hunter, Pry Edward J. Kelley, President. Chacles 1L Bortell, Jr., Vice-Pres. and Treas. Kelley Tire & Rubber Co., Inc. 962 Chapel Street Executive Offices bry Kiln Co., Indianapolix Lud. K. Maj. William F. New Haven, Conn. Boston, ¥. B. Wauning, Vice President Iron Foundry, Derby, Conn. John Royle & Soms, Paterson, N. J. BIHUGIDIY o <. . Bowser & Co., Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind. Qo Dirpokls I V. Marris, Gen, Mgr., Artesian Well & Supply Co.. Providence, .. New York, L MAIL THIS TODAY Kelley Tire and Rubber Co., 962 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. Send me, without obligation on my part, full in- formation regarding I\clh_\ Tire & Rubber Co. in- Alcorn. Gen, Counsel Kelley Tire and Rubber Company is separate and distinct from any other concern in the tire and rubber e ST =] . industry. Kelley “K” Thread Tires and KelleyBlue Tubes Name Address For Sale by T. COGSWELL’ 8 Chestnut Street.,, New Britain City