Electric Porcelain Manufacturing Company makes additions to P-K Pottery

P-K POTTERY MUCH

ENLARGED TO MEET

ITS GROWING TRADE

Electric Porcelain and Manufacturing Co.

Makes Extensive Improvements.

Henry T. Paiste Is President, J. F.

Thompson Treasurer and H. E.

Coxon General Manager of

Corporation Which Has

Been Gaining Steadily.

Extensive improvements and additions have just been completed at the P-K Pottery of the Electric Porcelain and Manufacturing Company, 307-313 Monmouth street, and it is now one of the biggest concerns in the city manufacturing electrical porcelain goods.

The plant was formerly a pottery and was bought by the present company about two years ago and remodeled to suit the needs of the new business.

Since that time the business of the company has grown steadily until it was found necessary to make additions which will increase the output by more than 75 per cent.

The additions consist of two large new kilns which were built by Arthur Snow, a new shipping room 40 x 30 feet and largely increased drying facilities.

The company's output includes everything in the electrical porcelain line that is [not] made by any similar concern.

The officers of the company are Henry T. Paiste, president; J. F. Thompson, treasurer; H. E. Coxon, manager.