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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



September 1, 1921 



Bates .S: Co.. Inc. J. K.. August 12 (New York). S600. T. K. li.itcs, 

 .'74 Washington avenue; L, \V. JJ.ites. 85 LclTerls Place, lioth o£ lircoklyn; 

 H. Clarke. 17 Riilgcvicw avenue. White Plains — both in New York. To 

 nianul'acture leather and rubber boots and shoes. 



lioguan Cushion Wheel Hub Co.. August 4 (Delaware). $1,200,000. 

 A. B. Magcc, Dover. Delaware. To manufacture cushion wheels for motors. 

 Hoslcn Auto Tire Exchange, Inc., July 13 (Massachusetts), $25,000. 

 J. Rosenfield, 89 Harrishof street. Roxbury ; I. L. Kosenficld. 49 Clarkwrod 

 street. Durchester; T. Uosenfield, 86 Kim street, Chelsea — all in .Massa- 

 chusetts. Principal office, Boston, Massachusetts. To manufacture rubber 

 tires, inner tubes, etc. 



Brighton Tire & Rubber Co.. Inc., August 5 (New York), $10,000. 

 R. Vast: H. J. Hurn, both of Amityville; A. F. Rollin, 1090 Bedford 

 avenue, Brooklyn— both in New York. Principal office, Brooklyn, New 

 Y'ork. To nianulacture tires, etc. 



Broadfield Toy Co.. Inc., July 18 (New York), $20,000. J. I!. P.illings, 

 president -ind treasurer: T. B. f-avelle, vice-president and secretary. Prin- 

 ci|>al office, 112 Grove street, Hcmpste.ad, New York. To manufacture 

 toy airplanes. 



Bro.iklya Record Syringe Manufacturing Co., Inc.. July 23 (New \"ork), 

 $10,000 E. Golka, president. 319 20th street: .M. Golka. vice-president. 274 

 Jlst street; A. Golka, secretarv and treasurer, 5S07 ['"ifth avenue — all in 

 Brooklyn, New York. Principal office. 310 Sixtieth street. Brooklyn, New 

 York. To manufacture and deal in surgical instruments, etc. 



Brown Puncturc-Prool Tube Co., The, July 12 (Pennsylvania), $25,O0(/. 

 F. R. Carrulh, president: R. D. Moore, vice-presidenl; C. E. Johnson, sec- 

 retary and treasurer. Principal office. 40()6 Jenkins Arcade Building, 

 Pitt.sburgh, Pennsylvania. To manufacture a patented puncture-proof inner 

 tube for automobile tires. 



Campbell, Inc.. Charles F.., July 22 (New York). $50,000. C. E. Camp- 

 bell: K. K. Hillabrant, both of 44 North Drive, Gnat Neck: I. G. Wolf, 

 1270 Broadway, New York — both in New Y'ork. Principal office, Elmhurst, 

 Long Island. New Y'ork. To manufacture rubber goods. 



Carmen Tire & Rubber Co.. Inc., July 28 (New York). $50,000. W. A. 

 Marsh, 511 West 130th street; W. -N. Callahan, 106 Central Park West, 

 both in New York: F. G. Marsh, 229 Franklin avenue. Garden City — both 

 in New Y'ork. To manufacture tires, etc. 



Colombi Tire Corporation. July 13 (Massachusetts), $100,000. U. Co- 

 lombi, 2 Lathrop Place, Boston; F. Pettine, 218 East Eagle street. East 

 Boston: R. Zenoni, 2 Spruce street, Fitchburg — all in Massachusetts. 

 Principal office, Boston. Massachusetts. To deal in and manufacture auto- 

 mobile tires, etc. 



Corrugated Rubber Corporation, August 15 (Delaware), $1,500,000. 

 Delaware agent. Corporation Trust Co. of America, Wilmington. Delaware. 

 To deal in rubber. 



Fibre Tire & Rubber Co.. Inc.. August 18 (New York). $100,000. E. E. 

 Stoeckle. Wilson avenue; E. F. File, Bellmore avenue — both of Bellmore, 

 Long I.siand. New Y'ork. M. N. Salamon, 70 Quincy street, Passaic, New 

 Jersev. To manufacture tires, etc. 



Found Tire Service, Inc., July 25 (New York). $10,000. W. H. Katz, 

 45 Ticmann Place. New Y'ork: C. J. Cochran, 1137 Dean street, Brooklyn; 

 15. Zwilling. 925 Jackson avenue. Bron.x — all in New Y'ork. Principal office, 

 Brooklyn, New Y'ork. To manufacture tires. 



Fur-Ever Footwear Corporation, July 29 (New Y'ork), $10,000. A. J. 

 Geist, president: S. Alexandre, vice-president; C J. Gordon, treasurer; 

 J. H. Herbst. secretary. Principal office. Garden City, Long Island. New 

 Y'ork. To manufacture rubber-lined shoes. 



Genuine Rubber Co., July 18 (Massachusetts), $50,000. G. E. Dahlen, 

 president: E. L. Castle, vice-president: P. V. Lindslrom, treasurer. Prin- 

 cipal office, Saugus, Massachusetts. To manufacture rubber specialties. 



Iludstn Garter Co.. July 15 (New Jersey), $100,000. Jacob Shulman, 

 226 Cleveland avenue: I. Hantman, 756 Harrison avenue, both of Harri- 

 son: Joseph Shulman, 17-19 Little street, Newark — both in New Jersey; 

 M. H. Cooper, 322 East 92nd street. New York City. Principal office. 790 

 Broad' street. Newark, New Jersey. Agent in charge, B. Newman. To 

 manufacture garters, elastic, and rubber goods. 



Lee Tire & Service Co., July 5 (Texas). $9,000. N. B., G. C, and R. J. 

 Beard — all of Fort Worth, Texas. Principal office. Fort Worth, Texas. 

 To buy and sell tires and accessories. 



Lehr Auto Supply Co., Inc., August 18 (New York). $50,000. R. sn 1 

 H. Lehr. both of 9 East 109th street. New Y'ork City; J. Lehr. 652 Wil- 

 Icughby avenue, Brooklyn — both in New Y'ork. To deal in tires, etc. 



Lightning Change Auto Wheel Corporation, August 16 (New York), 

 $250,000. J. M. Sebring, Eggleston Hotel: F. Hess. 41 QifTord avenue, 

 both of Rochester: B. R. Roblin, Holly — both in New York. Princiiial 

 office. Rochester, New Y'ork. To deal in automobile tires, etc. 



Lind-Hendrickson Co., Inc.. July 29 (New Y'ork). $10,000. A. A. and 

 B. Hendrickson, both of 14 Maple avenue. Hackensack. New Jersey; V. J. 

 Lind, 228 Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn, New York. Principal office, 63 Dey 

 street. New Y'ork. To manufacture and sell elastic and spring exercis- 

 ers, etc. 



M. F & R. Tire Co., Inc., August 1 (New York), $500. L. Bleich; 

 F. C Mcdeechan: W. P. Riley— all of 2 Rector street. New York. To 

 deal in tires. 



Memorial Highway Tire Corporation, August 3 (New York), $25,000. 

 W. C. Dargen. G. C. Riley, A. R. Hanson — all of 14 EHicott square, 

 Buffalo. New York. Principal office, Buffalo. New York. 



O'Connor Rubber Co.. Inc.. August 1 (New Y'ork), $2,000. J. D. Fitz- 

 gerald president: R. W. Fitzgerald, secretary and treasurer, both of 34.S 

 East 78th street: H. J. O'Connor, vice-president, 1517 avenue A — both in 

 New York. Principal office. 38 Bond street. New Y'ork. To buy and sell 

 rubber. 



Paragon Tire Co., Inc., August 16 (New York), $10,000. E. S. Wol- 

 barst: J, P. Rieper, both of 66 Pine street: I. Skutch, 317 West 99th 

 street — both in New Y'ork Citv. To manufacture tires, etc. 



Paramount Hospital Supplies, Inc., June 15 (New York), $20,000. D. M. 

 Crabb, president, 295 Mount Prospect avenue. Newark, New Jersey; T. 

 Rosenberg, vice-president, 94 North Broadway. Yonkers; E. Spector. secre- 

 tary, 51 friiambers street. New Y'ork — both in New York.* Principal office, 

 1231 Third avenue. New Y'ork. To manufacture and sell surgical instru- 

 ments, rubber goods, etc. 



Peerless Safety Can & Device Manufacturing Co., Inc., June 2 (Il'i- 

 nnis), $150,000. B. F. Allnutt; R. White, both of 2930 Giddings strerf. 

 Chicago: R. Abram, Riverside — both in Illinois. Principal office, 129 Sou'h 

 Green street, Chicago, Illinois. To manufacture, buy and sell automobile 

 accessories, etc. 



Tire Service Co., juiy la ^.^ew jersey), »:)U,uuu. j. .•\. amitn, j^v 

 Delevan street: J. .-X. Hennessey. 83 Burnet street: W. F. Drury, 102 

 Suydam street — all of New Brunswick. New Jersey. Principal office. 412 

 GeiJrge street. New Brunswick, New Jersey. To sell automobile tires, 



Peninsular Tire & Rubber Co., June 7 (Florida). $1,500,000. A. B. 

 McMullen: I. 1). Wood; S. H. Rogers, Jr.: W. B. (iriffin: W. B. Coarsey; 

 J. II. Stafford; T. E. Bryan; M. K. Ihomas. Principal office, Tampa, 

 Florida. 'lo manufacture tires and tubes. 1 



Sound Tire Service, Inc., August 3 (New Y'ork), $10,000. W. H. Katz, 

 45 Tieniann Place: S. Streit, 141 Attorney street, both of New Y'ork City; 

 C. J. Cochran. 1137 Dean street, Brooklyn — both in New Y'ork. Principal 

 office. Brooklyn, New Y'ork, To manufacture tires. 



Stanard-Snyder Co., Inc.. July 28 (New York), $10,000. C. II. Stanard, 

 president and treasurer; E. Snvder. vice-president; 'I. Dohm, secretary — 

 all of Syracuse, New York. Principal office, 603 North Lowell avenue, 

 Syracuse, New Y'ork. To buy. sell, manufacture and repair all kinds ot 

 tires, etc. 



Tire Service Co., July 15 (New Jersey), $50,000. J. A. Smith, 249 

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 tubes, etc. 



Trynoski-Peterson Tire & -Accessory Co., Inc., August 13 (New York), 

 $50,000. K. J. Trynoski: E. C. Peterson; E. C. Hanna — all of Rochester, 

 New Y'ork. Principal office, Rochester, New Y'ork. To deal in automobile 

 accessories. 



Tyler Airless Tube Co., July 6 (Maryland), . $100,000. E. L. Wade; 

 W. J. Murphy: E. C. Rossel. Principal office. 757 Calvert Building, Balti- 

 more, Maryland. To buy, sell and manufacture automobile tires, tubes, etc. 



United Tire Co., July 7 (New Jer.sey), $10,000. A. Black. 1305 Prince- 

 ten avenue; P. i\I. Uorsey, 224 Walnut avenue; H. Davidson, 1 Sanhican 

 Drive — all of 'Irenton, New Jersey. Principal office. 137 East State street, 

 Trenton, New Jersey. Agent in charge, J. I. Davidson. To buy and sell 

 tires, etc. 



Winthrop Tire & Supply Co., Inc., .Yugust 12 (>few Y'ork), $5,000. E. 

 J. Deffaa. 60 Stockholm street; J. J. Burke. 164 Highland Boulevard, 

 both of Brooklyn; J. S. Seiler, Forest Parkway, W'oodliaven. Post Office 

 Queens Borough — both in New Y'ork. Principal office, Brooklyn, New 

 Y'ork. To deal in tires and automobile accessories. 



Y'ale Tire Co., July 25 (Delaware). $100,000. Delaware agent. Cor- 

 poration Service Co.. Wilmington. Delaware. To manufacture and sell 

 tires. 



CULP EVOLVES NOVEL PLAN 



GEORGE K. CuLP, who lias been active in the tire industry for 

 the past ten years, and has served in executive positions with 

 several of the prominent companies, has organized under the 

 name of George K. Gulp, Inc., a corporation which has estab- 

 Hshed offices at 56 West 4Sth street, New York, for the pur- 

 pose of putting into effect the "Gulp Plan" of cooperation in the 

 manufacturing and merchandising of 

 tires, tubes and other automotive 

 accessories. 



According to statements l)y Mr. 

 Gulp, the plan is to take the surplus 

 production of tires in this country 

 and market it without waste, at 

 minimum overhead costs. A number 

 of tire manufacturers are engaged by 

 George K. Gulp, Inc., to confine their 

 entire or surplus manufacturing ca- 

 pacity to the exclusive production 

 of "Gulp" and "Gulp-Plan" tires. A 

 large number of going tire stores en- 

 ter into a chain store agreement that 

 eliminates the usual factory and sales 

 expense, by means of the delivery ot 

 Gulp specification tires on a cost-plus 

 basis. Overflow production is sold 

 to outside accounts at store cost plus a service charge. The 

 tire manufacturer, just like the "Gulp Plan" distributer, retains 

 control of his own business. 



The tire manufacturers, it is claimed, can produce high- 

 quality goods at low cost, having been supplied with a really 

 and constant retail outlet, without any high selling, administrative, 

 advertising and other expenses, while also having the opportunity 

 of buying raw materials as a large group. 



The distributer is put into virtually the position of the manu- 

 facturer, so far as the cost of tires is concerned, as the plan 

 permits him to sell a quality tire at a low cost to the consumer, 

 and yet, it is pointed out, with more profit to himself than other 

 merchandising methods permit, since he takes his goods directly 

 from the factory. As part of the Gulp organization he is also 

 assured at all times of sufficient quantities of tire merchandise of 

 established and unvarying quality. In short, George K. Gulp, 

 Inc., is designed to give to individual distributers the advantage 



George K. Gllp 



