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Here 18 the finest nut butter that Science, experience» and conscience have
yet been able to produce.’ "‘ ' - . »
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It is madeonly from the best cocoanut fat, peanut tat and selected past-
eurized milk. N O SODIUM BENZOATE USED.
“First Prize” Nut Butter is the embOdiment of quality and flavor.
It thoroughly satisfies the taste 0f the t refined" and'idiscriminating
people. i ' \ /
Jeers of study, experiment and expend ure ha e taught its makers how .
. to arrive at what others are guessing at—perfect flavor.
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You always get “First Prize” deliciously fresh—the very day after it is
churned—and that’s important, very. '
Asifhyour dealer today, to send you a pound of “FirstPrize.”
sprout worms—“nut Prize.” n... cost y... a cantor two more
than ordinary nut butter. Pay the difference and be sure.
The Standar
”Butter & Egg C0.
12 No. ‘ Main 51., So. Norwalk
Direct Receivers of
"FirsiPrize’WuiBuiier
takes pleasure in Dilblisliinil herewith. for the information
and benefit of its patrons. the following self-explanatory
letter :
BLAIR & GARFINKEL
District Representatives of
AMMON & PERSON
Jersey City. N. J.
Apfii 8. 1918.
STANDARD BUTTER AND EGG C0.. ‘
12 North Main Street.
South Norwaik. Conn.
Gentlemen :—
been‘hii'“fir‘33“i's'“f5‘i.‘i‘w"”i~“i'ti§‘i~ 'e‘fiii‘fiieshfi'i‘fiiii‘?
TER wou .“stand up” durinz the hot weather. we have
uniformly ven assurance that Messrs. Ammon & Person
were can eat that in due time they would be able to if“:
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- an answer that would set this Question completely and
ever at rest. .
We are now zlad to be able to inform ou positively
that they have worked out the problem satis actonly. an_ .
we may add. in a way thorou _ Iy characteristic of their
reputation of many years s init as successful churners
of oleomaraanne and nut butter—a way that. leaves no
room for doubt. a way that ts backed up by their absolute
guaran ee.. -
We. therefore. as their representatives exclusively in
Westchester County. N. Y.. .and Eairfield County. Conn.
take pleasure Ill hereby passmir this assurance on to you:
AS SOON AS CONDITIONS REQUIRE. “FIRST
PRIZE” NUT BUTTER WILL BE SO TREATED.
WITHOUT THE ADMIXTURE OF ANY FOREIGN
SUBSTANCE. THAT IT WILL STAND SUMMER
WEATHER AS WELL AS CREAMERY BUTTER
MADE WHOLLY FROM COWS’ MILK.
This-is a mighty broad statement. but Ammon & Per-
sgt’sfiufiantee is behind it—and that is as good as a Lib-
e y e ' ‘
Remember we live in a scientific age and Ammon &
Person have a long record of keeping in the front rank of
scientific 1m rovement m all forms of butter making. As
usual. they ave made positively certain of their ground
before making this clatm.- We repeat it to you with the ut-
most confidence. -
.In addition._we shall soon inaufiurate throufhout our
territory a s tent of auto-truck livenes 0 “FIRST
RIZE . BUTTER all of Ammon & Person s
products) twrce a week. at your door. direct from the
Churnerv in Jersey City. in the early mornmz hours. 24
hours after churning. free of char e.. It is unnecessary
, to point out the mat advantages 0 such a method of
obtaining your supply. fresh. cool and firm always.
Respectfully yours. ,
'BLAIR & GARFINKEL.
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, BUY Your
Liberty ' Bond ' _,
(A TODAY! .. «12 NorthMain Street - '. -'
., ALK IS { ’7‘"? o, ‘1“. “3,13" mite any 'm e dollar ‘ ”.3 pm it my .. loose .3: its; people and agglriheipins ,out.
, area eaten as t at portion which sire. They can My a too bond ror'oorvs es «amen reserv This woman went
NOT DOING ITS ,mm with» a crest, bi; P and 'is twojoliars each week aha soon
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. . . ply must. that. is
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w n h a down 'to one of "Stanley a Norwalk boy was report-
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t D . the downtown hanks, gave up $50 “we... coon . But ”me "a bound
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