HAYWOOD VULCANISING WORKS,

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 14

HAYWOOD VULCANISING WORKS,

UaugitiUci Street, l'alincrstoii N. Since last writing in " The Post's " special issue about the abovu works, a very, important alteration to ilio firm bas been ihado. Mr. L. Palmer, the proprietor, has, owing to tlio natural growth of the business,, admitted his son into' partnership, and henceforth the finn will be-known as L. Palmer and Spn. Mr. Palmer, jun.. lias had a thorough training in the trade, and with his years o£ experience will be an acquisiMon to tlio management of tho'Hiiywood Vulcanising Works. It is really marvellous how this business lias grown. , It is constantly being extended aild iriiproved, and we suppose that there is r;o more up-to-date plant for vulcanising in operation in the Dominion. Mr. Palmer has made vulcanising a special study, and can turn out tires with diairiond and other treads that it is hardly possible to recognise from new ones. A reconditioned, well vulcanised tire often lasts longer than a hew one, and where motorists want to practise- economy they can do so by having their damaged and well-whni (ires mjide fit again at Kilmer and Son's. Monkey glands form no part., of the- process of rcjiiveliaiion at tiie jrsiy.v h::^ Works. Just new rubber, a goo;l jiuiiiliine, am! skilled tradesmen.' Everything in the nature of rubber can be repaired at I'aliner's. Tires, tlilies, hot water bags, gum boots, tenliis and bowling shoes, etc.- licsicles catorihg for the repair of all goods pertaining to rubber, this firm stock tires aiid milkiiig machine rubbers in largo variety, and nulny other useful lilies. They are agciits for the famous Goodyear bevelJecl cliamdnd-tread tires: This tire, is so. well known and so highly appreciated among imiturisis gcriehillj" Uiat it liucd's lid reference from. (,lle tviitt'r., l'iiliiifcr's skjtjk it in all, Mizcs, Heu tiicm wilfii jou uecd another.