Puncti I bus
Acoho: It travels in private railroad cars.
Some people scoff at the idea of reserving tank cars for the exclusive use of Punctilious Alcohol. They never learn to appreciate that this is one of many details that make the difference between ethyl alcohol and Punctilious Alcohol. But then the scoffers aren't perfumers and cosmetic chemists. They probably don't work for you, and they definitely don't work for us. Quite the contrary, our people tend to all the fine points. We continually fill our storage tanks, to keep moist air out. We check and test, then check again—six separate times for each ethyl alcohol shipment. And we ship nothing but ethyl alcohol in ethyl alcohol tank cars.
Honesty requires us to admit that we do lease tank cars when demand is exceptionally heavy. But your interests are well protected: we see to it personally that the interior of each tank car we rent is clean enough to carry milk. As for our own tank cars, they're reserved for the private use of Punctilious Alcohol. And if you don't think that's important, ask your perfumer how he'd feel about getting a shipment of ethyl alcohol in a tank car that had just been used for malodorouschemicals. U.S.I., 99 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10016.
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