The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 10

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Your dealer has it, sortment of Columbia Records on Hand edit Columbia Talking Machines ork, New Jersey, Loni Catalogue Malled FRE & DAL LDALD UNTIL 10 FM, S. Liebmann’s Sons Brewing Co. At the End of Five Successful Years AN ANNIVERSARY STATEMENT BY THE WARD BAKING CO. is just five years ago this morning that the first electric vehicle deliverin ARD’S READ was seen gliding over the streets of New York City and Brooklyn---just five years ago today that the promise of “clean bread for New York” was fulfilled and WARD’S BREAD was introduced to the people. Before the advent of this red letter day in pure food manufac ture, public expectation had been raised to a high pitch by the ad- vance announcements made by the company, the rumors of the huge, snow-white bakeries which would soon open their doors, and by the promise of new and advanced methods of making and deliv- ering bread. The dawn of June 16th, 1911 raised the curtain on a business venture destined to revolutionize the making of lkread for the millions of people of this vicinity. On that day the first delivery of WARD’S BREAD was made to the dealer and the first loaf served at the table of a Greater New York family. The rest is history. WARD’S BREAD “made good” when it met the trial of taste and justified every claim which ad- vance announcements had made for it. From that day on WARD uniformed salesmen and their electric vehicles have never failed in their work of delivering fresh and clean bread to the dealers in this great metropolis. Day in and day out, through the blizzards of winter and the heat of summer, the red, gold and yellow vehicles carry- ing the “Staff of Life’? have been seen upon the streets performing a de- livery service as sure and dependable as the rising and setting of the sun. Since its first birthday, millions of loaves of WARD’S BREAD have been made and sold. Its sales have steadily increased until today it is the best selling bread in Greater New York, numbering its friends by the hun- dreds of thousands and enjoying a measure of public good will and con- fidence of which the company is proud and for which it now extends its sincere thanks and appreciation. WARD’S BREAD has not achieved its wide popularity by luck nor by the merit or persistency of its advertising, or by any mysterious or miracu- lous means. Its success is due to QUALITY, first, last and always—a stand- ard of PURITY which is fixed at 100% and a rule of CLEANLINESS so absolute and constant as to be literally a business creed. QUALITY, PURITY and CLEANLINESS! Since the organization of the company, these three food manufacturing virtues, together with never- failing, efficient SERVICE, have never ceased to be the inspiration back of the making of all its products. That they will continue to be a manu- facturing guide and a business slogan, the great army of men, women and children who eat WARD’S BREAD can rest assured. On this, the fifth anniversary of its business birth, the Ward Baking Co. renews its invitation to all the people of this vicinity to visit the com- ny’s great bakeries located in New York City, Brooklyn and Newark, R J, and witness the making of WARD’S BREAD, offering at the same time the assurance that your inspection of the various departments and processes will prove most interesting and educational. To the student of industrial efficiency, the Ward Bakeries will prove a revelation. To the seeker after manufacturing ideals, they offer a practical exhibition of what has already been accomplished. To the fastidious and discriminating, the marvelous cleanliness which surrounds the making of the bread will be a matter of keen satisfaction. To the civic worker— the welfare enthusiast—to the public spirited—in short, to every member of this great community of millions, the Ward Bakeries offer vivid and cone vincing evidence of what progressive and scientific methods and business enterprise and initiative have done for the production of pure and whole- some bread. The Ward Bakeries are open to public inspection every day except Sate urday and Sunday from 1 to 4 P. M. WARD BAKING COMPANY F Bronx Bakery ™ Newark Bakery Southern Boulevard 4th Avenue and and E. 143rd Street North 13th Street ' Brooklyn Bakery 802 Pacific Street, near Vanderbilt Ave. or develop the body? Nike nuous exercise, will re. any other bendfl-