The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-06-25
Rex Seals Plant
Working at Capacity

With a demand far exceeding the
present production on the Rex Seal
Products Company's plant at Browns
is working to ca
pacity. The new automatic machinery
recently purchased from the Bishop
Babcock Co., is expected every day
and this will run productions up near
the 10000 case mark. Even with this
production, the company has ready
market for every case and indications
are favorable for the construction OF
a similar plant to the one already il
operation on the grounds of the Rex
Seal Products Company.
In blind test" recently made, the
ginger ale manufactured by this com.
pany was selected as the best out Of
% others. However, this is to be ex-
pected when one stops second to
consider that the water from the
artesian wells is not distilled, which
| in most instances is the case, thus
maintaining all it's sparkling qualities
possessing quantity that many soft
drinks are short of.
Owing to the fact that the Rex Seal
Products Company has 1928 acres,
there is an abundance of space for
the erection of canning and preserv-
| ing plant as prescribed in the broad
charter of the company, and if present
plans ofthe company for expansion
are carried out, Browns-Mills-In-The
Pines will have an industry that will
be known internationally as well as
nationally.
The Rex Seal Products Company
figuring conservatively estimated thei,
profit at 81 case, and with a produc
ton of only 5000 cases a day, six
days week will average 10000 a
week, figuring 40 weeks a year, max
ing a production of a million and a
half cases year or a nestimated
profit of s1,500,000 annually Can you
see the prospects of an early dividend
And will Rex Seal be "a second Coca
Cola?
The original investors in Coca Cola
of 800 received as high as $4,000 on
their investment. Other soft drinks
enterprises have brought fortunes to
those who had the courage and were
| farsighted enough to get in on the
ground floor of Americas greatest Of
all enterprises-the soft drink in
dustry and all this took place long be-
fore prohibition was ever dreamed u.
Maid in the Pines"-which appears
on the label of all Rex Seal Products
| is symbolic-having reference to the
millions of pine trees surrounding the
splendid location of the plant of the
Rex Seal Products Company at
Browns-Miu s-In-The-Pines New Jer-
sey's famous health resort. 1t would
not be surprising that with the COM
bination of pine and sparkling spring
water the drinks as manufactured by
| the Rex Seal Products Company will
find favor with high medical men and
the drinking Of Rex Seals products
prescribed as refreshing tonic or
beverage.
The officers of this company are all
high class men of unquestionabl2
standing who would not be connected
with any company organized. merely
for promotion purposes; nor could
they afford to jeopardize their repu-
tation for many times the capitaliza-
ton of Rex Seal Products Company
Koontz & Compony advised the pur-
chase of Rex Seal Products Company
stock at $3.50 and the price has ad-
vanced to $40. They are offering the
unsold portion at this price and indi-
cations are the stock will be over
subscribed.