The Topeka state journal., 1898-02-24

men in every department. of the bust
ness.
No pains nor expense are spared to
place before the creamery men and the
buttermakers the latest appliances or
the most perfected processes by which
the creamery man can put on the mar
ket the finest grades of butter To ac-
complish these things the most approv-
ed machinery must be used.
Hence in separation they use the De
Laval Alpha" separator, both hand
and power.
In churns they use the Disbrow churn
and worker; in engines the company
uses the finest grade, both plain and
automatic, and in boilers the very best
that can be bought.
In refrigerating machinery they put
in complete plants from one to twenty
five tons daily capacity, both for MAX
ing ice and cold storage and for cooling
cream and cooling water, and in as
much as all the small goods which are
necessary to make a complete cream
cry are manufactured with quality as
the main, principle the creamery equip
Inent furnished by this company is. first
class in every particular.
It is the aim of this company to keep
abreast of the times in this, their own
special department.
Communications of all kinds pertain
ing to any branch or part of the cream.
cry business will be promptly answered
and promptly handled by them. Cream
cry equipment is not the only line which
this company follows. It operates
large number of butter tub factories,
owned exclusively by them.
One of these is located at Portland,
Ind, another at Elgin, Ill, and one at
Cold Harbor, O., and another at Man
katO MINI.
In addition to these the company han
dies the entire product of numerous
other tub manufacturing companies
outright The company is thereby placed
in a position to furnish ash butter
tubs in different parts of the United
States from their various branch
houses at the closest market price and
of the best quality obtainable. In
spruce tubs salt, butter color, scales
manufacture of butter, this company
stands ready to supply any and all de-
mandS Immediately.
The Creamery Package Manufacture
ing company is the largest dealer and
jobber in the United States, if not in
the world, in this line. All creamery
men are respectfully requested to cor
respond either with the branch houses
or the main house, and obtain infor-
nation as to prices. The various
houses are located as follows: The
main house at Chicago; at Kansas City
a large branch house carries a full line;
at MankatO, Mimi, is a similar house; !;
in Omaha another, while at each and
all of the factories are carried COM
pIete line, which may also be found in
the branch houses at Salt Lake, Den
other places where branches are main
tained in the east and south.
This company is bringing out the
largest catalogue of creamery informa-
ton ever published, and prospective
buyers are not only requested, but urg-
ed to write to anyone of the houses
named, and obtain a copy. 1t is beHeV-
ed that this catalogue contains every
item used or needed in the business,
listed, illustrated and explained in de-
tail
The character of this company, in
huenced as it is by the management
and cooperation of the best men to De
secured in every department, makes it
of the entire creamery trade through
out the United States.
The exhibit at the National conven-
ton in this city was put in place and
is being operated by G. A. Burton, man
aeer of the machinery department of
the Kansas City branch. Mr.. Burton is
an artist in his line, and is always sur
rounded by a crowd of enthusiasts to
whom he takes pleasure in explaining
all the details and advantages of the
modern machinery which is there dis
played.
The officers of the Creamery Package
Manufacturing company are as FOL
lows:
Vice President-D. E. Wood, Elgin,
III.
Secretary-W. w. Sherwin, Elgin, III.
Treasurer-George Walker, Chicago.
Manager of Kansas City Branch-E.
r. Kimball.
Manager Mankato Branch-C. H.
Higgs.