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New York Times (1857-1922); Sep 21, 1921; 
ProQuesl Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008) Index (1851-1993)

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Coal shrinks when it is cleaned.
Just the? same we give ours a 
final cleaning before we weigh
and liver to you. -

We Zet the best coal obtainable
frOm dependabke sources. Our 1
coal starts clean from the mine,
but all coal breaks in handling
and has a habit of accumulating
'dirtand dust along the road.
Such coal has nowhere near the
same heating capacity as clean

 

'The shrinkage in volume of
this last cleaning does not _fall
on the customer?it simply is
part of the servi?e?a tax which
we voluntarily as ume knowing
that clean coal wi develop more

heat a (I make for .mutual
satlsfaction.

OWENS COMPANY, mo.
Foot of East 49th St., N. Y. Cr