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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

PEARANCEs SEEMS DESTINED TO
ENTER EVEN MORE LARGELY INTO
THE COMMERCIAL LIFE OF THE
FUTURE. UNDER NO OTHER AGEN-
icy COULD THE WONDERFUL IN
lPROVEMENT IN LOCAL TRANSPOR-
| TATION FACILITIES HAVE AD-
VANCED so RAPIDLY ANIL ONLY
THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF PRO
IGRESSlVE COMPANIES HAVE IT'S
MANY ADVANTAGES BEEN DEMON
STRATED OF ALL THE COMPANIES
THROUGHOUT NEW ENGLAND, WE
FEEL SURE THAT THERE Is NONE
WHOSE BUSINESS METHODS ARE
MORE AGGRESSIVE OR WHO ARE
MORE WILLING TO SPEND TINE
AND MONEY TO IMPROVE THEIR
SERVICE THAN THE WORCESTER
AND SUBURBAN STREET RAILWAY
COMPANY, AND THAT THEIR Eff
FORTS IN OUR BEHALF ARE APP
PRECTATED is FULLY ATTESTED
BY THE CONTINUED AND GROWING
PATRONAGE, THEIR LINES RECEIVE
FROM OUR PEOPLE. THE OFFICERS
OF THE COMPANY ARE NIESSRS
EDWIN L. WATSON, PRESIDENT.
n. T. ROBINSON OF DEDHANI, MASS.
TREASURER, AND JOHN B. GORAIAN.
SUPERINTENDENT AS WILL BE
SEEN, THE LIST OF OFFICERS ARE
REPRESENTATIVE MEN. WHO ARE
IDENTIFIED WITH THE GROWTH
AND DEVELOPMENT OF MANY POR-
TIONS OF TIE STATE. AND WE
FEEL OUR INABILITY TO ADD ANY
THING TO THE REPUTATION THEY
HAVE WON AS SOUND FINANCIERS|
AND ABLE MANAGERS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

shoes-the Goodyear turn system. One
| or the other or both of these systems
are used in all leading factories of this
country and England and are being
rapidly introduced on the continents Of
Europe, South America and Australia.
Goodyear welt shoes have smooth bot
toms next the feet-no wax, tacks
threads or nails inside to hurt the feet
The sOles are pliable, elastic. comfort
able-one will walk further. walk easier
and tire less in Goodyear welts. They
may be repaired the same as hand
seWed shoes, stitching the tap to the
welt, using no nails or pegs. They fit
better, for the reason that the welt
sewer assists the lasting, continually
drawing the upper closer TO the last,
and are less liable to rip even than
hand-sewed shoes, because of the
solidlty and uniformity of the sewing
and stitching Goodyear welts are
made and finished while on the last.
hence retain their shape until worn out,
the opinion prevailing among practical
shoe manufacturers being that, Temov-
ing the last during the process sof max
ing shoe is mechanically wrong The
main office of the Goodyear Shoe Ma
chinery Company is at 200 to 104 Bed
ford street, Boston, they having estab-
lished offices in nearly all the principal
y
noted as producing districts. Be
sides manufacturing and handling the
Goodyear system of machines this
company has at its various branch
houses, depots for handling the Camp
bell-BosWorth Machinery Company's
line of harness machinery, each Of these
keeping a complete line of machines
and parts in stock. The local office, at
l03 Front street is under the efficient
management Of Mr. A E. Smith. who is
the agent and local manager of central
and western Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, part of Connecticut central
New Hampshire and all of Vermont.
Mr.. Smith began with the company as
a travelling salesman. and has grad
uany been promoted until. five years
ago. when he opened the Worcester
office and was placed in charge of it.
He has greatly increased the business
in this territory since assuming con-
troll, having enlarged it fully to five
times its original size. He has three
men travelling throughout the territory
covered by this agency. setting up,
teaching operators and repairing ma
chimes. He carries a full line of ma
chimes and supplies for all the different
ones, and is prepared at a moments
notice to either set up or repair any
machine in their line Mr. Smith is
thoroughly acquainted with every detail
of the trade. and unCer his careful
management the business has steadily
advanced and DroSpered. He is a gen
tleman, imbued with progressive and
enterprising business methods and ad-
Fanced ideas. keeping in close touch
with the demands of the trade and its
general requirements.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
B. S. ROY & SON,
Manufacturers of 1.-THE Roy" Patent
Improved Card Grinding Machln-
cry, AS SOuthbridge Street

Without disputing the fact that the
most deliberately formed theory mag
prove deficient in practice, we may
still hold that the truth Of some theo-
ries is self evident and among these
must be classed the axiom that the
firm or company that makes special
ty Of manufacturing a certain line OF
goods, should be able to produce a Tar
better quality of those goods and at 81
less cost than any concern vino make
such goods simply as a comparatively
unimportant detail of a business which
comprises the manufacture of many
other lines. The truth Of tIls theoy
has been repeatedly demonstrated III
practice and never more clearly or sue
cessfully than by the firm Of Is. >.
Roy q Son. proprietUrs and manuidH-
turers Of The Roy patent improved
card grinding machinery of every a.
scription Manufacturing as they Go
but this one line, they nave far better
facilities and can turn uut much sN-
perior product, its excellence BENG
fully attested by users in all parts ~
the United States Canada. Mexico ana
many parts Of England. This is the
only concern of its kind in The COIN
try. and the success it has met Win
has been remarkable. The business
was started in 1865 by M. =. ). HaE.
who is the patentee of everything the
frm manufactures. his son. Alr. ). Il.
Roy having been admitted TO partner
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
GOODYEAR SHOE MACHINERY co.,


1OO-IO2-1O4 Bedford St, Boston, Branch
Offices. Chicago, Philadelphia, Ha-
Verhin, Burlington, n. J.; New
York. Lynn, Auburn, Me-, SAN Fran
cisco, BrOckton. Cine matt, Roch-
ester, N. ", st. Louis, Southampton.
Eng; Paris, France; Pirmusens. Ger
many; sydney, Australia, and 1903
Front ST., Worcester, Mass.
The remarkable progress made during
recent years by the shoe manufacturers
of this country seems almost incredible.
when compared with the highest
achievements of a half-century ago.
In style, fit, originality of design.
wearing qualities and all-round excel
ence. the productions of our leading
manufacturers rank far ahead of those
Of any other country. And to whom
lis the credit due for the wonderful i'm
provements that have been made in re-
cent years in the production of this
class of goods? The only answer that
can truthfully be given to this query
certainly is, to the manufacturers of
the many machines who make it pos
sible to so rapidly turn out shoes of
such excellence that they fully satisfy
the tastes of the people of this ad-
Vanced and progressive age And Of
all the companies manufacturing ma
chinery for use by shoe manufacturers
none enjoys a more extended reputa-
ton or patronage than the Goodyear
Shoe Machinery Company, who have
in their Goodyear system of machines
reached as near perfection as man $
ingenuity and mechanical skill can
possibly attain. These machines are
the result of years of study and expert
ment and have been improved many
times, so that they shall always be up
to-date in every respect. 1t is utterly
impossible to give any adequate idea of
the many different machines this com
pany produces; the Goodyear welt sys-
TEN, including insOle channels. chan
mel tip turner, Ideal laster, welt split
ter, welt grower and beVeler. welt ma
chine, in-seam trimmer, welt beater.
sole layer Universal rounder and chan
meier, shanking-out machine channel
opener, hobbin Winder, Rapid out-sole
stitcher. channel layer, stitch separa-
tor, automatic leVeleT, and a number
Of accessory machines recently added
without royalty to the Goodyear welt
system, which are intended to improve
the quality and save on the cost of
manufacture. Among these are the
Universal stitch separator new lock-
stitch welt sewer, the Universal round
err and channeler and the Flexible in
sole machine In the Goodyear method
of buttoning shoes are two distinct sys-
tens, one for lasting, sewing and stitch
ing welt" shoes-the Goodyear welt
system; the other for sewing turn"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
THE SHREDDED WHEAT CO.,
Manufacturers of Shredded Wheat,
jackson street.
Conspicuous alike for magnitude al

jackson street.
Conspicuous alike for magnitude and
productive capacity, for remarkable
growth and exceptional prosperity
Dive fled Worcester" presents no
more interesting feature than the in
dustry of the Shredded Wheat Com
pany, Jackson street. The distinctive
character Of the industry makes it es-
pecially novel and interesting for no
where else can its counterpart or dupli-
cate be found. The purpose of the
plant, which is to shred the whole
wheat kernel and form the shreds into
food for human consumption. is singu-
Iarly complete, so much so that there
are secured to a greater degree prob
ably than has ever been known in the
history Of the world, all the nutritive
properties Of the wheat. and this, with
out the loss or the deterioration of
even the minutest constituent of the
grain Nothing could emphasize the
practical worth Of shredded wheat as
food for mankind in any age or condi-
ton than this statement. For centuries
the intelligent world has been seeking
a. process for changing the hard ripened
wheat kernel into a form suitable for
food and yet retain all of its nutritive
properties. Strange as it appears, the
grinding and crushing process held
sway down through the long years the
.so-called Improvements consisting alone
Of greater rapidity Of manufacture and
the whitening of the product by the
elimination of various valuable nutri-
tive properties That saying, Bread is
the staff Of life, was spoken in the long
ago of wheat in something near its
original condition, and not of the mod
ern-day white flour. Rather is the
commercial white flour responsible to
a greater extent perhaps than any
other agency for the impoverished,
debilitated condition of fully so per cent
of the human beings in this country
Wheat as nature evolves it in her la
boratory is the very elixir of life as
man discrepancies it to secure white
flour it is, to say the least, a source
of danger to the average human being
Within the little husk of the wheat
nature has packed away all those prop
critics which science says the IA ele-
ments composing the human body are
made. To save all these body building
properties of the wheat became the de-
mand Of the hour. 1t was a problem
the solution of which enlisted the
thought and study Of inventors in every
land. Finally, the problem was solved
by the invention and perfection of
machine for the shredding of the
wheat kernel The greatness and i'm
portance Of this invention and all that
it makes possible, the world at large is
but just beginning to comprehend or
recognize. It was just what the world
was waiting for. It was in a sense an
undeveloped resource one of those facts
that the history Of the world shows al
ways come when the time and it's con
ditions make its coming imperative.
In connection with the invention
of the wheat shredding machine it is
interesting to note that it's inventor.
Henry D. Perky, now president of the
Shredded Wheat Company, was a law
yer in active practice until loss of
health led him TO seek the invigorating
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

many advantages as the nav Stevens
building at 652 to $50 Main street, and
of which Mr.. c. F. Stevens is the own
er. This building was built from the
start to the finish with the one idea OF
comfort and convenience for tenants,
and that these results have been at
tanned is fully attested by visit to
the building. The building is Of brick
and has very handsome roarble front,
the architectural beauty of which is
fully brought out by a number Of elab-
crate copper bay windows, each Of the
latter having window seats, so ar
ranged that a splendid view OF Main
street both ways, can be secured.
There are 1O1 rooms. including a din
ing room, which is 90x5O feet in dimen-
sions, and will have a seating capaci-
ty Of 100 persons. and will be for the
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

electric door openers. A fully equipped
laundry win soon be installed in the
basement to do the washing for the
cafe and the occupants of the buildip,,
if desired. MIR. Stevens mas made i
study Of the needs Of the modern apa,t-
ment building, and has inaugurarad
many new ideas in the construction or
this building, which win prove of great
Deneht to tenants. 1t is his intention
TO operate a strictly frst-class anart
ment house, never under any consider
ation renting an apartment to persons
whose references are not of the bi,,b
est The building was started in March
1880 and is now practically completed
Mr.. Stevens having already seemed
quite number Of most desirable ten.
ants who are very much taken VIII,
the beauty aud arrangements Of tbe
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

climate of Colorado. But in his case
disease had so securely intrenched it.
self that Colorado atmosphere could not
restore him to health. That this was
not possible has proven the fortuitous
circumstance that, step by step, led to
his invention of shredded whole wheat
The first step in his restoration to
health and, as 1t later proved to the
invention of shredded whole wheat
was the eating of whole boiled wheat
announcement as was this form of eat
ing wheat. he, nevertheless secured the
grains entire nutrition Every element
Of his body was given needed nOuriSh
ment. He began to improve. 1t could
not be otherwise, for the wasted tissues
of the body found food for their re-
formation in the whole boiled wheat.
His restoration to health followed as
matter Of course, for he followed that
direction Of nature to supply all the
elements of the body with needed nour-
ishment
To a mind like Mr. Perky's, to think
was to act and the evolution of the
shredding machine was the result, and
the conversion of the wheat kernel into
flour containing every whit of the
wheats nutritive constituents became a
reality.
Worcester was the place selected for
plant for the manufacture of shredded
whole wheat and the supervision ana
general management of its manufac-
ture has been by Mr.. Perky, VINO mas
also served as president of the corpora
ton, which is today one of the large
business interests in the city.
The principal product Of the plant is
the shredded whole wheat biscuit at once
the most perfect food, as viewed from
the standpoint Of dieteties ever offered
TO mankind To introduce this product
and to make known it's value as food.
Mr.. Perky early in the history of the
corporation began veritable cam
paign Of education upon the simple
lines that natural foods make possible
natural conditions" The educational
systems of the country never have
taught this truth. The lines quoted
above one would think ought to be
posted for the public welfare in every
school room, church and home, for
were the truth they carry instilled in
the minds Of young and old how vastly
better would soon become the physical.
mental and spiritual condition of the
people; for. as Mr.. Perky says, there
is no other way. The success of Mr..
Perky's scheme of education in the
matter of proper foods is best repre-
sented by the fact of the plants CON
tinuous expansion from original proper
tons. Yet, the task because of the
dense ignorance of the great mass of
humanity upon the topic has been
herculean in its nature and none ac-
quainted with Mr.. Perky but what es-
teens him all the more for his courage
perseverance and skillful direction in
his plan Of education in a field which
'ow that individual effort has bazed
away, will soon be thoroughly covered
by the public school system of the
country.
The process Of manufacturing shred
ded whole wheat biscuits is one Of in
tensest interest from first to last Scru-
pulous cleanliness is everywhere OBJ /
served. and only once are the biscuits
touched by hand. and this when the
finished product is placed in the neat
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

ranged that it can be operated by city
pressure at any time. This is the only
building in the city that is warmed
throughout by hot water. In the entire
construction of the building, only first
class materials have been used. In its
erection every precaution against fire
has also been taken, so that should
any one of the four large stores in the
lower floor of the building take the,
the upper floors, not even the second,
would be affected, it having been so ar
ranged. The building is wired Tor eler-
tric lighting throughout, The fixtures
being combination, the gas lighted by
electric spark, making stwo sets Of wires
IN each fixture. Each suite of rooms
Is connected with the cafe by electric
bell ana are also connected with the
front door by bell speaking tubes and
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03


and other ills. There is no profession
IN existence thal Is more easelllial am
useful Tor the good app afaAae ana
Wei being OF human morals than thaI
OF the dentist. As mueh care ana az
tenuon should be gwen To the 'eeth as
TO any part OF the human ocay lor
healtn sake alone, also rom the law
thaJ there is no other one thing taat
so aeJracts from the beauty Ell a Wo-
man or man. as poor SCI OF teeth. Il3
only NaHd excuse for not having dental
"oLA cone at once IS fetn'.@he5s from
a thoroughly skillful and well equipped
dentist, and certainly he residents 81
worcester and vicinity cannot excuse
themselves on this ground, for the den
tai profession is well represented he"e
and among the best known praettiun-
ers in the profession Of dentistry
there are none held in wider popular
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03

exclusive use of tenants. In the dining
room there will be tables of ranging
sizes, each one being allotted to some
particular family for their exclusive
use, Each floor is SO arranged that
it can be divided into eight suites Of
rooms. The building has 20 bath rooms,
while through the house there are so
set bowls in the many bed bath ard
toilet rooms, each floor having five wa
ter closets. The water for the entire
building is heated in the cellar, AMI
hot water will be obtainable both day
and night. There is a passenger eleva-
tor in the front part Of the building
which goes to the roof a splendid
promenade having been arranged in the
roof house. There is also a freight ele-
vator in the rear, both elevators are
run by steam pumping plant so ar
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
GEORGE W. CARR,
Iar' Concrete and Gravel Roofing
Builders Exchange, SIS Main Street.
A. II. Carr, Manager.

M,
~ T1~. eoli1 ''nllS M EASING populall9u
a,,' " ~ Is7lS' ma IIIdily cans upon lie
, .es3u' veg Oh her pulluers ana the aS-
1,tlr u a''es Collilecteo WITH thein'
i,,,, -, - ~ pa y d putluihs requl
tbo ,ooe 81 - ~ ~ Collstructloh lhdn
en- - nv ~ - no!tning OF NOR
eida1-oil-s roaS 80, ,''i5y me tIldh sooI
orCa, 10 49, ~ eri - tii.teWaysi so ~
naaeeso,.,- 20 80 II 10 $CosolutelE
~ - 4 ~ 10y none out lnosS
wmo hdee thoroughly demonstrated by
ia 80 -, 'ilelr dulHty 10 w
~ i,d,7.+,.,. ~ IN n ~ - Ieauer IN TINS nne
Co.. IL ~ ~ IN, lIIi9 cry Is George w.
trode &C. 10 90 lei Connected with the
staTta5 ND. a. In LII inc business was
q - o1. % ~ lIle urn name OF curtis
ferost IN ~ Dur'iS laler selllng his m
con e. 60 ~ urn changing to Richard
cbasi,,. NJ a.. NE Idtter gentleman pur--
on'(I,Iat ~, -'I' i.clarqsons interest ana
alone rs. - lhen the business
bas boo,l ~ 10, pIPlhef' Mr., A. "A. Carr
ana einna ''is ,9Ieln nan Tor many years
was taile,, 49, 20 When Mr. carr
anaoar7a,,t ( H' ~, ne mas had the sore
does far vi tue BUSINESS. Mr.. Carr
makes d,.i,.o, ,o, dI9 gravel roonns'
,,7aiSi,,rr ~. ways ana cellar floors,
st 'onlS special feature Of artificial
bar5ii,,aa.sp HaIl noors and walks; also
R rari5'' 81. 54lenSlVely 'Storey's Phoenix
COW, i. - duu composition. This con-
ott.I - NoIisldered leading represent
,,,,5S,4 ~ IT'S me or activity and has
t,, 49,, '"leh ana successfully completed
I.e,iS important commissions, doing
70 o+,,,. loI many OF our leading manu-
tIIirD;9ieIS' contractors and private in
nr [inpdiS' Always accomplishing It
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
w. E. TOWNE, D. D. s.,
Room 4, "A Front st.

Care and attention in the preserva-
ton of the teeth, while rot The first
law Of Nature yet the negligence Of at
tending to their requirements tends 70
shorten our lives. the result Of insult
fcient mastication being Indigestion
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
STEVENS BUILDING,
Mr.. c. =. stevens, Prop, 652 to 6GO Main
street.

The rapidly increasing value in land
in the business or central sec
ton of our city has been the prime
reason for the ever increasing demand
for large apartment houses, which,
while being centrally located, furnish
all the modern conveniencss of the
most up-to-date home, and at a rent
that could not possibly be secured
were the houses built separately. There
are in this city quite a large number
of fine apartment houses. many Of
them OF recent construction, but Of
them all, there is none presenting SO
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-03
WORCESTER INSANE HOSPITAL.
and attractive carton.

and attractive carton.
The prosperity, which is simply an
other name for success, of the industry
is best told by saying that all through
the present season the plant has been
operated day and night. The ovens for
the baking Of the biscuit are the largest
in the world. The paper cartons, hold
ing dozen biscuits each, are bought in
lots of 100000 each, and publications
of the corporation are printed in edi-
tons of the hundred thousand