THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 27. 1921
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There Is something aKout pioneering that v
makes men and peoples thrill with pride.
May we be excused therefore for taking
this space to acquaint the people of the West
with the growth of this institution and the
service it offers.1,
The Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. was founded
in 1899 and today is the third largest in
stitution of its kind in America, which in
dicates that P. C. B. Biscuits have kept pace
with the march of civilization westward.
P. C. B. Biscuits, like many western food
products, have distinct natural advantages.
The flour we use is obtained from a chain of
mills strategically located in the centers of
the wKeat growing areas of the West.
Therefore, that prime, necessity of uniform
ly good taking- uniform flour is assured.
Closely allied in geographical positiori are
the yarious baking plants, located in the .
t large, centers of population, thus offering a
localized distributing service to both grocer
i and consumer, that insures absolute fresh
ness, and an extraorHinary ability to1 sense
local needs ancl emergencies, and -supply
jthem.. :
P. C. Bi Biscuit's and CoTolae Calces, are uni
formly richer;' this maybe the result of the
blending of the Western Wheat flour. It may
be due to the purity of the' ingredients that
make PI CJ By products; or it may be due
to the superiority of manufacture,1 or a com
bination of all of th!se. But whatever the
jcause, you will notice this distinction in
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The justly famous Snow Flalce Sb'das are a
spotless product of a spotless environment
dainty, crisp. Taken from the oven de
liciously fresh, packed in sanitary, sealed
packages and the family tins, they are im
mediately available for. consumption; and
that's why they are so good. Snow; Flakes
are our leader, and we are proud of them.
Then of course tKere are tKe various otKef,
biscuits and cookie cakes.. P. C. B. Gra
hams are particularly crisp and fine fla
vored. P. C. B. Fiestas those dainty sugar
wafers to serve with ice cream or hot choco
late. No - home that enj oy3 the Kappy prat- -tie
of ever-hungry children should be withV
out the little cardboard drum of P. C B.
Ginger ; Snaps a pure cookie cake that is
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'And so with jail tKe P. C. B. projduclfl
crackers, cookies, cakes, chocolate eclaires,:
sugar wafers, English style biscuits, and that
infinite ? variety that simplifies housekeep-i
ing to a'mere . matter of choosing the choos-?
ingpf PC B. Snow Flakes for soups, oys
ters anH cheese the cKoosing of a carefully
stockecl pantry, wltK not only the1 every'day
cake demands, Euf with tKe P. C. B, "mak
ings" for thbsd special occasions after tBd
theater; Unexpecteo! guesEs, teas, luncKesv
and the Kappy happenings ol tKe everyHay
American lirev . v , 4
"3$ : Memorize hU eh'3 UEel U appftiri on
il-fT-'' ev CL B pacta ge, so you, can
SW5! idenllxy ail P. C D. prodacU.
PACIOC COAST BISCUIT, COMRAI
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