Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-10-27
A Public Good.
DR.. TANNER OUTDONE BY THE Killing
LER FIGURING MILLS!
A FEW STUBBORN FACTS To FARMERS
AND CONSUMERS
OF IMPROVED QUALITY, IN
CREASED QUANTITY AND RE-
DUCED PRICES!
A MODEL MILL /!

On the Goth day OF October the Klingler
Flour House and Mills make new departure
of highest importance to those having anti
/ Tanner proclvities As these are yet in the ma
ioritv, We can truly say, what is profitable to
this class OF the community becomes pu6Itc
good.
The great and no doubt to all, welcome
change in the order of things consists in lower
prices and higher quality to the consumer,
and likewise more and better -four for the far
mer and last and not least increased values for
the latter's products We to-day reduce Hour
nearly one dollar per barrel and advance our
paving price on grain above any offered here
or in all the surrounding country. What can be
more convincing to the intelligent mind, that
radical change in the manner of making Hour
has taken place? Only trial of our goods and
prices can give a stronger illustration OF this
fact For selling prices OF flour and purchas-
ing prices of grain, see below.
In the process of manufacture we employ the
latest and most approved machinery, construct
ell on scientific principals, and IN charge OF
men who are as thorough as practical IN sclen-
tifc milling. We 30 not propose TO advertise
any null building establishment or any OF our
EMPLOYEES but we do wish to say in this con-
neeton, that the machinery and work manship
OF the Richmond City Mil Works-Mr. Chas.
Schroyer, Superintendent, who had the con
tract Of reconstructing our mills, - not excel
ell In The United States and We further wl=l
TO state. that our milers, the one from Iowa
and ths. other from Ohio. os the most ctilc.-
ent new process millers in the country.
We caution farmers and the trade 20 ma (e
due allowance when others speak OF doing
as good a. klngler" for there is no machinery
usel IN this section equal 10, or 50 extensive.
as that which employ. and the results mast
therefore be far behind those which our enter
prise has secured for Us. Talk IS cheap, ana
in consequence the unmiOrmed are made 10
believe that Pony Middlings stone and
Small Purifier constitute the new process.
We are ready at all times to show that such
a new process is a gross deception as compared
with ours, and an examination of our mill aud
a trial Of manufactures and prices Will
prove this to the satisfaction of the most
doubtful.
To show that we have implicit faith in our
products, we warrant our hours to all. The far
Iner or consumer has risks to take what
ever anything not proving as represented, can
be returned and the damage sustained viii be
paid in full and at once.
Wheat, Buchwheat and Rye -four all made
on the new process system, the one being as eX-
celent as the other Corn and chop ground
every day of the week and on hands at all
times. Our capacity -four is 100 barrels per
day We can send farmers home the same day
they come with their grists. From the re-
motest points it will pay farmers to come with
their grain TO us TO sell ii or get it ground
NEW PRICES ON FLOUR AND FEED.
The Oriental flour per sack Of 40 lbs........51 30
Graham -four per sack of 24t lbs.......... 50
Corn Meal per sack Of 24t lbs. .............. 30
Corn and oats chop per cwt. 10
Unsifted corn meal per cwt............-...... q
Wheat bran per 70
w heat shorts per OO
The Oriental -four is a new straight grade
family -four, of best quality Of winter wheat,
manufactured under the new process, making
more and better bread than any other -four Of
fered in this market for from 81 to $50 per
barrel more.
GRAIN PRICES.
We pay the following prices for No. / grain
at our Mills on Mihiin street.
Wheat per bushel 05
Buck wheat per bushel of AZ Ibs.............. 60
Rye per bushcl 81
Shelled corn per busheI 50
Oats per bushel 35
These prices guaranteed for fifteen days.
III. JULIUS KLINGLER,
Proprietor
Klingler's Mills.
Butler, Pa, Oct. 26th, 1880.