The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-04

in their vast business which is repre-
sented all over the world. Three build
/ ings are occupied by them.
4 The Gavitts in their various interests
are great advertisers and visitors at the
| Midwinter are enjoying a great deal
! of pleasure from one of their original
! methods, which consists of a little
strip of pasteboard, on one side of which
appears sentences such as How old are
your Where do you nve?" Where
can meet your May I see you
homer and many others. On the 9TH
er side appears an advertisement of
their printing department.
! It is doubtful If there is a concern in
the middle west that can compare with
the w. w. Gavitt enterprises, and but
! few medical manufacturers have such
an extensive business covering such a
vast territory, and a concern with
push such as is behind this is a credit
to the city in which it is located. and
| Topeka people evince their appreciation
/ by the liberal patronage the w. w.
Gavitt Medical Co.'S articles receive
VOLTS Fine Showing.
! One of the booths at the NTidwinter
exposition at the Auditorium in which
is displayed the products of one of To-
peka's largest industries is the exhibit
of the Chas. Wolff Packing company.
The booth of this company occupies
one of the most prominent locations in
the hall and is attractively decorated
well lighted. and so arranged that the
(
Wolff company are displayed to the
very best advantage.
At the top of the booth. and directly
over the heads of the visitors, is the
name t'Wolff'' in red incandescent cleo
trio lights, which stands out promi-
nently and which attract the attention
of all who visit the exposition.
The vast crowds that are attending
the Midwinter are constantly crowded
around this booth, as every citizen of
Topeka is interested in and proud of
the Wolff company, and the elegant
display of their products are of much
interest to the visitors.
The Chas. Wolff company is entitled
to the great interest thar IS shown their
exhibit, inasmuch as this company is
the only packing house in Kansas that
bination, and also the largest individual
plant of its kind in the western coun-
try.
Prominently displayed in their booth
quet' hams, 80. k lard and Ban
quet' bacon. of which every person in
Topeka is familiar, and which are
handled all over the west, and where
ever the products of this company are
on sale Topeka has one of the best
advertisements that is possible for it
to get.
There is not town or city in this
territory in which this COMPANY is
not represented and the vaStneSS of
their business is of great advantage
to stockmen in this territory, as the
Wolff Packing company use great
numbers of cattle and hogs in the OPP
Grafton of their plant and most of
their supply. is secured here IN Kansas,
and for that reason the interest mani
Tested in their operations and products
is general.
An attraction at this booth that is of
interest to all that attend the Mid
winter, and one that holds the crowds,
is the hogs head which is placed on
the counter of the exhibit This head
is artistically DECORATED and shows
the skill of the workmen in this plant.
There is not an institution IN To-
peka under one cover that employs
the number of people as does the
Charles Wolff Packing company. and
most everyone employed IN lne va
riOus departments are local products,
or have been with the company SO
long that they are classed Tesioents;
Wolff Packing company can be had
when you realize that 800 people are
employed in the plant locaHy' Desioes