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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 193, 10 May 1919, Page 3

InpHE demand for Goodyear Tyres during the : past j |_ year has greatly exceeded the available stock to f meet the ordinary arid every day needs of motorists j throughout Australia. I This might reasonably have been expected to result in a lessening of demand for Goodyear Tyres, and ,to have prejudiced the goodwill of motorists, who of necessity had f to equip their cars with one of the many other makes. The facts are to the contrary, however, for Goodyear s Tyres are more in demand to-day than ever before. | Motorists in common with everybody else have learned ( | the economy of wise spending, and insistently demand j | Goodyear Tyre equipment because it guarantees them | cconomy of service. j Now, happily, the war is ended, and | the of conditions. | makes available full stocks of | I Goodyear Tyres of all sizes and | | types in millimetre "and inch I measurements, both with Beaded | Edge and No-Hook Straight Wall j construction. I Goodyear Post. War Plans provide for the distri&u- | 1 tion of stocks in every part of Australasia, the I broadening of Goodyear Service, and the multipliI cation of Service Stations in anticipation of your. I wants. I Tyres can now be fitted to a«y tnnke and size | of car—light runabout, heavy louring car, waggon or truck. | There are hufidr •ds of Go-dyenr Service Stations th' oughI out New Zealand, and Goodyear Dealers everywhere.