Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-06-30
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of P. R. r. employee. We are sure the
lnfanta Eulalie never ate any better bread.
and doubt if she could bake any as good.
Snow Drift flour is so good because it is
the whole product of the entire wheat,
| minus the impurities, and because it is
made from the best wheat by the finest
line of machinery in existance. 1t will
make better bread, more of it to the sack,
be sweeter TO the taste, nourish you longer
and give you better satisfaction through
out than flour costing you from % to 40
cents per sack more money. 1t is, above
all, quick riser-too quick for some peo-
pie, because ready for the oven before the
oven is ready. A caution: Don't let it
raise too much after making up the LOAF.
Get IL INTO the 0Uen before 1t comes to ats
tuH height. Some people say: ''Snow
Drift improves with every sack" It's not
the -four which improves, but the bread,
because the people are learning to bake it
better. If you are troubled with dry, in
sipid crusty bread, just try Snow Drift
Hour. Your bread will remain moist a
week.
We do not deny that there is
FIERCE WAR IN BUTLER.
on flour and feed; but do you not know
who are engaged in it. 1t is home mills,
home labor, home capital and home pro-
ducts against outside mills and outside la
Dor and outside capital and outside pro-
ducts. Yes, further; it is pure wholesome,
superior flour and feed made by home mills
against all kinds and grades Of -four and
feed made by outside mills out of-well
we give it up. Some time ago we publish
ed the analysis of some outside flour. The
sack our chemist examined was certainly
not fit Tor anything except cast iron
stomach.
Where do your interests he-with
Buffers enterprises or with foreign in
dustriesi On the quiet, do you know why
Butler don't thrive as it should, and why
the town fails to get it's full share of new
enterprises in proportion to its facilities I
We will tell you
BUTLER people, LACK CLANIsHNEss
They won't stick together. The rule
among the merchants is, to send the mon
ey away. The rule among the consumers
is, to send the money away. We must
stick together like beeswax and keep our
money at home. if we would boom the
town. This is trite, but there is a whole
sermon of truth in it.
Now, then, we are in very forcible
manner, calling attention to the funda-
mentally suicidal policy and practice OF
| sending the money away, by lowering the
price on everything we manufacture and
handle, so that no one can afford to buy
outside goods. In other words, il you are
situated where we have no wholesale trade
we will sell you at wholesale, or at just
the same price the dealer pays Uhen he
buys outside goods, and we WILL besides,
give you better and purer article than he
gets. We propose
To KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME,
if low prices and superior goods will do it,
and it will, for we have had the best liv
ing evidences of it in the past few weeks.
OVER FIFTEEN TONS OF FLOUR AND
FEED
sent to the homes of Butler people and vi
cinity in a single day last week. You can
have our remarkably low wholesale prices
and share in the greatest public benefac
tion and money saving scheme as soon as
you
GET "a CARD"
The 'card" costs you nothing but a re-
quest at any of the following places: Or
iental Roller Mills, Miffiin street; West
. M.ir- ofics, 100 E jofForson street. -T'ele-
phone No. 10. II. j. KLINGLER d CO.,
Butler, Pa.
P. Son July lst, we issue our regular
monthly wholesale price list. All "card'
customers are entitled to list, and need
only make application at any of our bust
ness places to obtain one. The list gives
you full particulars on everything.