New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
Financial.
10 INVEST mEMT

fitting commentary upon the char
acter of the cOmpanys product;
In 1875 the Erie Preserving Company awarded
gold the American Institute Fair New York City
In 1876 it awarded gold medal at the Centennial
Exhibition Philadelphia.
In1s7S it awarded a silver medal at the Universal
Exposition, Paris.
Institute Fair, York City.
In 1885 awarded gold medal at the New
In 1855 it awarded gold medal al the American
Institute Fair, New York City.
In 1880 it was given the Highest Award the Grand
In 1891 1t was given the Highest Award the Buffalo
Manufacturers Fair. Buffalo
1893 medals three diplomas and the
Highest Award at the Columbian Exposition. Chicago
In 1897 it was given the Highest Award az the Pure
In 1900 it was given the Highest Award at Grand
Exposition Paris
Pan-Amercan Exposition Buffalo; .-
awarded gold medals at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, st. Louis.
The company has of the largest and most
plete exhibits the jamestown Exposition and there no
have added to the laurels won on the previous occasions
noted.
have related this list of awards made 10 the Erie Pre-
serving Company reaSOns-rst. with WHAT
unanmy the greatest OF world experts nave accorded TO
clear the the sody and the conservatism of the
poratiOn.
Since the first day that I started business"
President Fenton in my office few days the
motto of the company been the Presidents
/ the head has always lived up TO its MOTTO"
President Fenton proud of his company of its growth
of its Importance of its record OF It's superior product OF
long line unbroken dividends surplus.
assets of its honorable past ard its prospects for still
honor lives honor and will continue 10 De
conducted upon honor President FentOn although longer
corporations affairs while his Carence NJ FenOn who
is IN the prime life has spent thirty years in the pre-
serving business and chip the old block willing
able carry his position general manager Of the
business the policy inaugated by father In this
al $50 Inv OF re q Mr.
B. w Fenton treasurer of company and been
actively identified with its for nearly twenty
years.
Here is investment then, sound bank. and
as safe II possesses admit no attractions for the
uator But. then do not for the business of the
Spectator so both he and 1 are satisfied
1t is the sort of an investment that will appeal strongly
TO trustees of holders of properties guardians
all others who having in their possession funds over
invest them in securities that combine absOue safety
fair rate Of dividend.
have said thousands of times that the fair wage Of
dollar, in channels industry, per cent
and Here is the opportunity for the investor
his dollar TO for a fair wage.
Let the investor remember, in this instance that he
now has an opportunity TO secure not only the fair wage of
dollar from the day by subscribing for
titled to and will receive in September the full seannnaI
dividend of 3a which there already
approximately per cent
ADVISE ALL WHO DESIRE SAFE, SURE, RE
WITHOUT ANY faint wIIATEvER OF SPECTi4.
TION, TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE PER CENT CCSIC-
ING CoMPANY ADVISE That Y01- STBsCRIRE AT
ONCE-THE ALLOTMENT Is STRICTLY LIMITED To
I FAILED To URGE THE PURCHASE OF THIS STOCK
| SHOULD BE FALSE To MY PRINCIPLES, UNTRUE
To MY CONVICTIONS AND DERELICT IN MY DUTY
Address all communications personally and
all remittances payable TO my order
G. f. KING
Entire Second Floor Building 10th Street and
Broadway. New York City, May is. 1907.