The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-09-24
The Standard Butterine Co.
A Rare Chance to Get In on the Ground
Floor Of a New Company Sure of a
Large Business Paying I'M
menSe Profits.

The Standard Buerine Company is incorporated under
the laws of West Virginia. with capital stock of
81 000,000 divided as follows
5000 shares Preferred FuiPad, NonassessbeparV value
500 per share-$5OO,O0O
5000 shares Common Stock-$500000.
The Stock guaranteed eight cent per
Stock is expected by the most conserva
tive calculations pay least FIFTEEN PER CENT after the
Messrs Gurey & Johnson bankers brokers' this city,
and members of New York Stock Exchange about to
place dollars worth Standard But
Companys Stock They will sell Preferred Stock at
500 per snare-and will give as bonus ONE SHARE OF
THE COMMON STOCK WITH EVERY SHARE OF PREFER
RED STOCK BOUGHT.
is place Washington public
and after it placed application will be made to have the stock
listed on the Washington Stock Exchange
This is exceptional opportunity for investment which
cannot fail to prove highly profitable
The object of the company manufacture high grade
Buttene and its officers of wide experience this line
of business
The President of the Company, Mr.. W. P Wilkins has been
engaged iii the business for and is certainly thoroughly
competent to place the company AN immediate paying basis
The has secured eight and threequarers of
ground the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad known
Clark Mills Property and has purchased abroad the latest i'm
proved machinery for the manufacture of Butterne.
The erection of the plant and insalmen of machinery will
be supervised and everything possible will be
done to rsure perfect product
DEALERS ORDERS FOR FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND
POUNDS BUTTERINE A MONTH, TO BE TAKEN JUST AS
SOON AS 1T is POSSIBLE TO PLACE THE FACTORY IN
The profit in Buerine making very large although
the field practically one the demand strong and
In other legitimate such large profits be made
as IN the manufacture of high grade of Buerine.
The possibilities of the business
in the little country of Holland eight hundred million pounds
Butterine made times the present
tire product of the United States
Nearly az! the early prejudice against Buttene ar-
Gle of food has disappeared 1t is becoming
F and wholesome article of food possessing
disadvantages of butter kept without difficulty in all climates
and all kinds of weather. and composed only OF products
used habitualy every table.
Dr. Wiley Chief Chemist of the Department gricuur
stated before the House of Representatives gr
culture that this nutritious and wholesome
food composed practically of identical ingredients
ter"
With the orders in sight the company
figures which will gladly be shown all interested
profit of nearly two hundred thousand dollars
sufficient to pay EIGHT PER CENT ON The PREFERRED
STOCK OF THE COMPANY OR TWENTY PER CENT OF
THE ENTIRE CAPITALIZATION
1t should also be stated that the of the company
also make hundred of ice twenyour
the profits from this alone will bills engineers
mems salaries and thus provide running plant
soutely without cost.
This brief statement of the facts company
should interest ali investors looking for absolutely
at the same time, highly profitable investment
The stands ready fullest proof upon
points, and give intending
question which they may raise.
Preferred be par being limited in ouanty
it is suggested that early application made
GURLEY s. JOHNSON,
Bankers and Brokers,
1885 F Street Northwest