The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 21, 1911, Page 7

‘ The Attractive Float of the Seattle Brewing & Malting Co. That Appeared in Yesterday's Parade, and Louis Hemrich, President Burdened with bad brews or rendered desperate by their own business stagnation, some of our competitors are advertising that beer in light bottles is inferior in quality to that in dark bottles. Do not allow your Pantelligence to be insulted; it is the beer—and not the bottles—that count. While the sun rays and the light exposure is injurious to beer, our product in light bottles is protected by tissue wrappings that exclude the t. On the other hand, dark bottles are convenient for some brewers in that they enable them to conceal the cloudy or discolored condition of their product, due to some fault in manufacturing. The largest brewery in he East and the Seattle Brewing & Malting Co., the largest in the West, use light bottles for their table beers. We do not have to hide our product. When you gaze on a bottle of you behold a perfection of the brewer's skill encased in purest glass, artistically labeled. Consult your physician or pure food authority, or visit our plant, and behold the evolution from the best raw materials that can be bought to the most delicious beverage that skilled labor, purest ingredients and up-to-date machinery can produce. 2 * ee 0 Ss TT TTT Brewed and Bottled Exclusively by SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING COMPANY. Phone: Ind. 27