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A Pra< N Del PLANTS ? J. F. Wyman (2 plants] J. F. Wyman (1 plant)J. D. Glover G. N. Gurganus W. Bi Browning Chero-Cola Bottling CoBarnwell Ice Co E. E. Chandler Jas. H. Thompson J. R. Parker Pinewood Ice & Produce 1 Hlnvpr Cotton Oil 0? Yorkville Cotton Oil Co.. W. D. Black H. C. Williams (1 plant) H. C. Williams (2 plants 0. T. Culp J. L. King P. K. Livingston Peoples Market (H. A. B 1 V- ; ' * - ; PI.ANTS sni.n. TTNDi SOON TO BE J. A. Doyle (1st order). J. A. Doyle (2nd oHer) Bamberg Cotton 0& Co. Bamberg Cotton Oil Co. R. M. Adams Preston Ott H. A. Waaden Raeford Powder a&d Mi J. A. Barre W. G. Hayes THE ^EOP] Cold St< Dealers in Beef, Poi -A urease Ki The DeLoach Quick Ice ! The refrigerating p has been installed in a manner by your Ehgine< not deprive me of refrif was a great convenience The plant is perfora entire satisfaction and u 7 QUICK ICE MAI* v J. D. Glovi Walterboro, i The Bank of Columbia, Columbia, S. C., Gentlemen: Ponlmnw tn vmir in pleased to advise that w< sold to us by the Delxwu pany, same having now eral months, and we fi factory. We are maufacturinji pounds and the plant is We believe that the cot be reduced some if the capacity. Judging from the ii number of new customer I list each day, and infoi patrons, we can say that factoring is very favora If there is any furth give you concerning thi we will be pleased to h< Yours ver fcEOPJ | DeLoi Hi I G)lumbi B r ;tical L few Cent -oac i OPERATION j I Estill, S. C. Estill, S. C. Walterboro, S. C. j Williams ton, N. C. Ridgevilie, S. C. Edgefield, S. C. Barnwell, S. C. ( ?North Wilkesboro, N. C. Langley, S. C. T Co Pine wood, S. C. fc Clover, S. C. p v i, ore iw>i v. s Williston, S. C. ? Brunson, S. C. ? i) Brunson, S. C. Fort Mill, S. C. = Bethune, S. C. E Kitchings Mill, S. C. H Kingstree, S. C. ~ filler. Prop.) 1R CONSTRUCTION AND i IN OPERATION Georgetown, S. C. Andrews, S. C. (1st order)-Bamharg, S. C. (2nd order)-Bamberg, S. C. ' IXarange, N. C. B ranchville, S. C. f MMvffle. Ga. 2 I!g. Co Raeford, K.C. ^ Lexington, S. C. Sharon, S. C. L'B'S MARKET ?age Plant k, Mutton and Sausage d Poultry. nnfroa S f! . Jiin? 1. 1120. iachine do., Columbia, S. C. lant purchased from you thorough and workmanlike :r, and in such a way aa to deration at any time, which ling beautifully and to my i hereby accepted. Very truly yours, H. A. MILLER. /wnrmrvrn r?A lUf AViuiunu VAS. ir, Proprietor Soath Carolina May 8, 1920. [juiry of May 6th we are > have one of the ice plants :h Quick Ice Machine Combeen in operation for sevnd everything very satis\ ice -at about li>c per 100 giving perfect satisfaction, it of manufacturing would plant was run to its full lcreasing demand and the s that we are adding to our mation obtained from our +Vio im> that o? are mmu ble to oar customers, er information that we can s plant and its efficeiency iar from you further. 7 truly, LETS ICE PLANT, ty J. D. Glover, Proprietor. ach Ql Con ia, ow Price er Freeze h Oi Makes Good I< to Twelve Hoi of $4.00 Per 1 ipsa? tfM siiSl / Photograph of Qn \ WITH THE SCIENTIEI FREEZER, WE tfAVE PLACE A WIDE aitota* OF fNDtvmi STYLE ICE MAKING EQUIPM COST. flU CENlfcR FREEZES THE TIME REQUIRED TO M HY THE USE OF LIGHTER A] COST FAB tfNDER THE USU THE ATTENTION OF AN EXP ONE WHO CAN OPERATE AN ONE OF OUR PLANTS. INDIVIDUALS AND SMJ UNANIMOUS IN PRAISE OF ' TlCULARLY ADAPTABLE FO MANUFACTURERS, HILLS, F ALL LARGE INDIVIDUAL US FEW LEGITIMATE BtJS PROSPECT AS THE OPERATIC PLIED tflTH ICE MAKfrtG EC ERATING EXPENSE LOW AN1 TAIN. BECAU9E THE DELOAC NEED FOR A LOW-PRICED, E SYSTEM FOR SMAL TOWNS J NOW FOR US TO KEEP UP W WE NOW FIND OURSELVES ITED NUMBER OF PLANTS 01 PLANTS WE CAN FURNISH I WHICH OUR EXPERIENCE PJ TIVE POWER WHERE ELECT WE ARE GLAD TO REFJ WHOSE NAMES AND ADDREJ BANK OR BANKER IN COLU! IF YOU ARE INTEBESE WISE TO GET IN TOUCH WT PLANTS AVAILABLE FOR IM State Distributors W L 1 UCK ICC ner Oervais and w ? - ? ? ?? m* ffiHaWfrfa % t. 5 . _ i * ju . ttfes&j&tiL i! $?? I V d Ice Plan Process Sol lick 1 9 ce From Raw V/ irs at a Total Pir "on; 20c Per Hiii kk Ice Plant, Erected for J. P. Glore:, C APPLICATION OF OUR ORIGIN D ICE MAKING A'NDfcfcPftlGERA ft) rALS AJ*D SMALL CONSfltffcfcS CP ENT WAS PROHIBITIVE ON ACCOU l process as conceived and t)e anfacture ice by more than 1 SD more economical machfref al manufacturing exfensi, i ert mechanica l man or reffig engine or an electric motor lll stock companies oprat1ng tbeir efficiency and econom1 r use by farmers, daftltmen, actories, institutions, but?1 ers of ice or cold storage. iness enterprises offer su3h nir nrir plants iff small to! [uiPMfeNT. THE INTJlAL iNVESf! [) THE CASH PROFIT FROM OPEltAI H QUICK ICE MACHINE HAS MIT ] CONOMICAL ICE MANUFACTURE NG VND RURAL COMMUNITIES, IT US ITH THE DEMAND. BUT WITH 11 IN A POSITION TO MAKE IMMED] 7 SIX TON DAILY CAPACITY. IH C OR IMMEDUTE DEUVERY ST/iNE IOYES TO BE THE MOST ECONOM) RIC CURRENT IS NOT AVAILABLE. ER YOU TO THE MANY SATISF! ED 3SES ARE GIVEN IN THIS AD1 rER >fBTA IN REFERERENCE TO OUR B1 d in an ice plant for immeoia th us by wire or telephone. mediate shipment. anted in Unoccupied Territory. Wiite I i I iviauiiiic Pulaski Streets Sc>u ? 5 . ' . . BHMbfcuA'K- - *' t for th< ves the Ic< C.Pi IV rater in Eijht oduction Gst ndred Pounds. Walterboro, S. C. N ll patent, the centmi on within the reach 01. ice to Whom 1Mb old nt of high installation iveloped by us reduced rWO-THIRDS, ENABLING US ^ IT TO PRODUCE ICE AT A IND THAT, TOO, WltfcOUT( ERATING ENGINEER. ANY- 3 CAN SUCCESSFULLY RUN j i I OUR ICE PLANTS ARE 1 r. OUR PLANTS ARE PAR MERCHANTS, ICE CftRAM SRS, FISH MARKETS, AND AN ATTRACTIVE BUSINESS VNS HERETOFORE UNSUPKENT IS SMALL, THE OPTON IMMEDIATE AND CERr IN A PRACTICAL WAY THE AND REFRIGERATING \ BEEN IMPOSSIBLE UNTIL IE ENLARGED FACILITIES [ATE DELIVERY IN A LIMJONNECTION WITH THESE ARD MAKE OIL ENGINES ICAL AND EFFICIENT MO OWNERS OF OUR PLANTS TISEMENT, AND TO ANY USINESS INTEGRITY. TE DELIVERY, IT WILL BE WE HAVE ONLY A FEW "or Our Proposition. vX)., Inc., th Carolina 3 Small ' e Problem lach CLOVER COTTON OIL i Manufacturer COTTON SEED PR Clover, The DeLoach Quick Ice Machir Columbia, Gentlemen: Referring to the from you this year, vjWi^^P I our machine has met everacla Our customers are pl^BH | of ice turned out For comnflj thing like six tons of ice per ds . ing superior to your machine 1 iquirements. Very truly yo1 N Clover Cotl J. E. Beam] \ \ \ ESTILL ICE MANUFAC Pure Ice and Hai Estill, S. C The Bank of Columbia, Columbia. S. C., Gentlemen: We have >our letter of the ( Attinim ruT v ' ~M IIIW> ?u? WMKM VfUKK I We wish to say that we own one of their placts, and we fed i ommending it as being practical, isfactefy. We ffcd that a large fie 6f this 'commmity prefer ti this plant to the ict produced by Ad We have never heard a comp Very truly jrm 1 L. B. Tuten, Pres. H. C. Will L. B. TUTEN GIN CO Branson, S. C. ( Hie Quick Ice Machine Co., Columbia, S. C., jentleAen: Ih fegard to the small Ice Plai rected four weeks ago, we wish b till making ice in eight to nin* verything is working nidely. \ n for October we have had a chal lachine. While you only sold it >n plant, we must admit that w 3 five and a half tons ice dailj ood and hard. Several farmers in this commun ith us to furnish them with ice ti > cure their meat And itxwoi fce is not far distant when eac ive cheap cold storage at all tit after conditions. We have on two occasions run wn to zero and closed down fo irning starting up again the t< around eight to ten degrees, we Bug our ice and refilling the zen and ready to poll in eight to We cannotgur exactly what on arthat it will not .^ HPKtisfied that your Sprang the time about thirt] ryou in a class where there ar h all good wishes for the suco e, we are. Yours very trulj L. B. TUTEN C By H. C. "V ?????? GET OUR CATALO Our 30-page illustrated cats y the opportunities in ice mai [ storage. Let us mail you i I in this coupon : DeLoach Quick Ice Machine Columbia, S. C. se send a copy of your illust ' '"to e : Address Fill in This Coupon and Mai m , 1 Town Pj WTi ine 1 \ GINNING GO. 3 ODUCTS S. C., June 9, 1920. ie Co., V 1. - ^ p'l or. 'or meethqrraH W txrSf I too Oil & Gin Co. I TURING GO. I d Ice I ^ May 6, 1920 I M >tli Inst aakiag our I <x Machine. I M I and hare operated 9 M I no hesitancy in rec- WLm I economical ad aat- fl I n timber of the peobe ice produced by the iims, Sec. A Treat. 9 tPANY I 9 I W October 7, 1919. 1 1 at you sold us and a I 9 state that we are I J e hours, and tint B fith the hot spell I JHj nee to test out our 1 BH to us for a four- 9 BH e are pulling fire 9 I r; same is frosea 8 ^^B jty have arranged 9 I lis fall and winter 19 ild seem that the 18 h community will II I nes, regardless of 19 jj^H i the temperature 18 r the night, next 19 ' fl imperature would 18 8 ! then commenced ] I 8 cans. Same are 11 B > nine hours. IS - I ir cost is per ton, 19 ^ 8 exceed $2.00 per II 8 method of frees- 19 B r to forty hours, I 8 e no competitors. I I ess the eater- I I 8 JIN CO., U Vflliams. 9 ^^8 > H MM Jog describes oufacture and a copy today. Co., Iae., rated catalog I 1 Today H MilMMk