Butterettes, Boomers,—are other pieces of quality confection 
that have helped to make The D. L. Clark Company known 
in every State in the Union. 
The increasing demand for Clark products could have but 
one result—expansion. Adjoining properties were purchased 
and additions made to the factory until to-day the firm boasts 
one of the finest and most up-to-date plants in the country. 
Cleanliness and efficiency mark every department of both the 
Gum and the Candy plant. A staff of department heads that 
averages practically twenty years of service with The D. L. 
Clark Company maintains the high quality that brought the 
firm to the front. 
It is a far cry from that little candy business back in the 
80’s operating in an old frame building, doing all work by 
hand, to the present ultra modern, sunlit, air conditioned 
factories complete with all modern machinery and equipment 
and employing one thousand people. Locker rooms, with 
matrons in attendance,—spotless uniforms, laundered daily, 
—cafeteria service—not dreamed of in the old days, are real- 
ities to-day. Huge electric signs, the talk of the country— 
radio broadcasting from the world’s most powerful station, 
the entertainment of thousands—are other signs of the pro- 
gressive spirit of this active organization. 
The Pittsburgh district can well be proud of the initiative 
and constructive effort of a man who has not only provided 
an industry for the employment of Pittsburgh skill but has 
successfully advertised the Steel City in practically every city 
and town in the country. 
The D. L. Clark Company’s officers are, D. L. Clark, 
President; R. E. Stone, Vice President; H. S. Clark, Treas- 
urer; E. O. Long, Secretary, Board of Directors, D. L. Clark, 
R. E. Stone. H. S. Clark. C. C. Lance. J. B. Snitoer. 
Clark Bros. Chewing Gum Company officers are: D. L. 
Clark, President; E. O. Long, Vice-President; II. S. Clark, 
Treasurer; R. H. Hickman, Secretary. Board of Directors, 
D. L. Clark, E. O. Long, H. S. Clark, R. H. Hickman, D. L. 
Clark, Jr.