Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-31

Gle before the people of the city in the way of
tractve advertising which will reach the results
ness prevails, and the greatest precaution toward
the one object, purity is maintained. The
OF the company hope will be found upon the most
generally used ice cream in the city at the close
Of the next summer season. 1t will be the special
object to offer special Inducements to the members
of churches who may be planning Ice cream sup
pers, 10 fraternities clubs and all social affairs
and entertainments in general where ice cream is
used.
The Velvet Kind.
The company win aim to make the demand for
the Velvet Kind" and to impress It upon the
smaller merchants of the city that keep up with
the pace of the trade they must handle this brand
to keep step with the demand of the customers The
company point to the fact that the successful
merchant is he who studies the wants of his
patrons and that the store of IS the one
which Is watched by the proprietor with unceasing
care and attention TO every detail of the business
In regard TO the purity of all the goods which the
the company makes the best Ice cream that 1t is
possible TO manufacture and that all OF the ingre-
that be procured Cleanliness is the motto of
the company that will be most strictly adhered to
In t's manufacture OF Ice cream.
Officers
The officers Of the company are: Arthur A.
Chaplin, president; George r. Sacks vice president
and s. c. Redman, secretary treasurer all of
whom are Young business men who have made
Successes III the business life of Washington.
Mr.. Chaplin born In New York thirty
years ago. and shortly afterward removed with
his parents to Loudoun county, Virginia where
he received his early schooling. Later the family
removed to Washington, where Mr.. Chaplin fin.
lshed his education In the public schools In
1882 he embarked in the butter and eggs trade
and made quite success of the business In 1892
he formed a business connection with Mr. Sacks In
the butter and egg business Louisiana avenue
under the firm name OF Chaplin & Sacks which firm
has done much toward making the ELK GRoYE''
brand of butter of the most popular brands sold
In this city. On March Z, 1904, the firm of ChaniI,
& Sacks consolidated with the firm of Golden a
Company. with Mr.. Chaplin vice president and
Mr. Sacks the secretary trea surer OF the con
soidation Five years ago, In addition TO his other
business connections. Mr.. Chaplin, together with
Mr. Sacks aud Mr. Redman. formed the Chaplin
Sacks Manufacturing Company Mr. Sacks was
born In Washington thirty three years ago and re-
ceived his early education In the public schools OF
the city. After graduating he entered the business
High School and received his business educafinn
In 1892 he together with Mr. Chaplin. formed the
firm OF Chaplin & Sacks, which consolidated with
Golden Company. Mr. Redman is one Of the ster-
ling young business of the city He received
the common school education OF the city and after
ward attended the Business High School, where he
graduated Later he became a partner of his father
in the firm Of ]. S, Redman Son in the produce
business Louisiana avenue. After the death of
his father some years ago he joined with Measrs
Chaplin d Sacks in founding the Chapin-Sacks Man
ufaeturtng Company.