Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-12-01
KLINGLERS BREAK THE
RECORD.
Who Can Beat 1t?
Farmers, a Word to You!

Farmers. "OIl 70 1OA.
A Butler lady bakes two dollars and
sixty cents worth Of bread out OF one sack
of Snow DRIFT FLOUR. This was no test
case either, and was reported to Us only
yesterday. We have always contended
that there was no Flour ike SNOW DRIFT
for the price. You can easily satisfy your
self Buy every socalled cheap Flour that
is offered or advertised. and then try a
sack of Snow DRIFT. We know Of scores
Of people who have been thoroughly con
vineed in this manner Do not forget that
we are selling SNOW DRIFT below its re-
tail value. Some anxious folks say We
can and will not continue to do so, and
that when the year Is up on the "card"
plan, we will not issue any more ''eards +"
just read the following which explains
itself:
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SPECIAL NOTICE:-Any one holding:
:"cards' which have expired, can ex-:
:change them at our office for new ones.
good for another year.
H. j. KLISGLBR d Co,
Butler, Pa, Nov. %, 1898.
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SILVER FOAM FLOUR
t..I I great Lit at the Cooking Lectures
of Mrs. Ewing in ". C T.U. Hall last week
Mrs. Ewing convinced her audience that
SILVER FOAM was ali we claimed for it.
All the ladies who have since baked Sill
YER FOAM for themselves have found it the
best flour they ever used. 1t is positively
the highest grade Of Flour manufactured,
and is not only extremely white, but con-
tains all the constituent elements of a pal
atable and wholesome bread.
The product of our mills bring Us the
most fiattering testimonials. Wejust re-
ceived letter from Ex-Governor McGill,
of Minneapolis, Minnesota, in which he
says:
''FLoUR RECEIVED AND PANS OUT BEAUTI
FULLY"
We ship to the finest trade in the United
States. Yes. even dealers buy our flour
for their own use, while they sell the So
called "cheap makes of other mills to
their customers. By the way some of
these dealers live in Butler.
Now to all the good words about our
Flour, must be added the better sentiment
that the price as others say, is ridiculous
ly low" The "eard" explains the cost
The times are bard. Then why delayl to
"GET "A CARD AYp SAVE YOUR MONEY.
4 WORD TO FARMERS.
We still continue to pay cash, 60 cents
per bushel OF As pounds of dry, clean Buck
wheat Or we will exchange 75 pounds OF
Buckwheat middlings tno hulls in rhem)
for 4S pounds of Buckwheat grain; or il
you prefer yellow shelled corn, we will
give you 20 pounds tor every IS pounds OF
Buckwheat. These offers are good until
further notice in the Butler papers We
always stand by our old advertisements
You run no risks in bringing your Buck
wheat any distance without further ar
We have farmers who come
to US twenty miles from adjoining counties
Our 20 cent No. l Dairy Salt will soon be
every home in this community. This
salt sells in Pittsburg at 81 per barrel
wholesale. Don't fail to exchange your
wheat for our Plize- Bread Flour-SNow
DRIFT. Our large line Of all kinds of seeds
is complete. We claim, now mark You
well, to sell at dealers cost or manufactur-
er's wholesale prices Don't take anybodys
word for it, but see for yourself. SEEING
IS BELIEVING.
Ii. j. KLTSGLBR-tt Co,
Butler, Pa