Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-12-18 | Page 14 | [Untitled]

WMSr MML TM m Costs You Q p 71c a Pound 'm Butter in New York is 76 ccnta pound. In Pittsburg the price is 77 cents; Chicago is pay- I'S t. 3 ing 74 cents; Milwaukee, 75 cents; Denver, 75 cents, and Omaha, 75 cents. j B?l Salt Lake Is Paying 71 Cents Pj That's the price of Banquet Better Butter today. And, since Banquet Better Butter is made of fwJ 4 absolutely the best materials by expert butter-makers with the most modern machinery in ' lr f"a other words, since Banquet Better Butter is the very best that can be produced, WE FEEL - THAT IF ANY BUTTER SHOULD RIGHTFULLY SELL FOR AS MUCH AS 71 CENTS A loV ggJ POUND IT IS BANQUET BETTER BUTTER. tgj j f4; DutUr at mli liifli trke as 77 ceiit,- TO ceiiU, T4 cpiHt, T I rpnti or even down ta 60 tehTrpoim3; ! iSJ u not only too high for consumer, but SUCH PRICES REACT DIRECTLY AGAINST THE INTERESTS I , -4 j OF BUTTER MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS. I Ja a The NeUon-Ricks Creamery Co., therefore, feels that this is the right time to explain in a series of adver- - LjVj I 'J tisfments, to be run during the next few days, just why butter is 71 cents a pound and why 71 -cent butter Jjf VM?4 is diiadvintageous to everybhe-lhe consumer, the retailer and the manufacturer. gjJM One Reason for 71-Cent Butter tm attiC! ' th '' olt 'w uPP'y and demand, and It works dairymen and bidding up the price of cream, in order to tef - out this way: get every availsble pound of butter-fat for their respective Rl jF ' , , , creameries. The stssdily increasing price for the raw sV is Zi 3 There always a ehertage ef butter in winter as cempsred mstensl forced the upward trend of ths cost of butter to 1 .id fe. !1.m with summer, bee suae farmers cannot furnish as much the present high level. I Si frjji'jyi cream. This nsttonwide shortage wss made ell the greater L w J Bl '3 this winter by the big government reserve order 46,000,000 ?! J;J pounds. But we, the manufacturer of Banquet Butter, don't like to gj A t4 t, 4 see butter priced at 71 cents a pound eny more than you f?fl f m tn order to meet this tremendous demand and at the seme do, Mrs. Housewife. Under the price-fixing regulations of sT'l jr & time supply thstr regulsr customers, butter leakers' from. the government, both manufacturers and retailers make less 1 J Nsw York to Sen Francisco started buying cream more money when butter is 71 cents than when it is 50 cents a f re" intensively than ever, going out among the farmers and pound. Jl Iw-.Z We are going to explain the reason for that in detail in a later f)j f 'jiaw advertisement We are also going to set forth other reasons for !' jf am' -ryo" I'VWWtP'''' ,he high c' rf crem- iT 1 If TTtf L'Lf ' " it WATCH FOR OUR NEXT ADVERTISEMENT. I RP" Nelson-Ricks Creamery Co. M II fT) Tfe'j.Vfj 1 Maktr, mt Banqu.t B.tl.r Butttr and Banquat Bettar Cottaga Chaaaa flUlt MB I ' I t,i'J ff Veur Orccir haa it fraah today. )tVmilJaJtfKI 1 If ; 7 0!ZX J ) y i . Vi J Jm m i iiniim4ii)i iiia y ta- ii an in - a i 3 5j . iVf E. Veyla of Voyla'a Maat Markat and Mra. Langlon, 1356 Browning Ava. Tk m$. Hav. bought War Savings Stamps in llhg exec of their Juim pledf ea. y.S I REMEMBER I Hp There remain jut two more -J$l weeks to put Utah over in the h l War Saving Stamp Drive. ! jj; Aj Neither the boy abroad nor IsVi the folks at home are going jjuj II to demobilize until all their UW duties are done. 'n jtica to our brave boya, moat of fW JFk whom are still far awar and ON THEIR J"'rJ L jlUi II JOB, get on YOUR job TODAY. . Ij Y fll l u'" rour pledges and then buy more Vv ; UTAH I mmwmfmmim' "ssBBBSar' Jr HALF PRICE SALE ' White Rotary LIMITED NUMBER B White Sewing Machine Co. I 29 WEST FIRST SOUTH ST. C Sale prices at Salt Lake Store only. i a No phone order taken.