The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1907-04-28
ALBERT ]. BEVERIDGE.

Street-"Since the law was passed
the public is showing much more con
fidence in the purity of good products
The effect of the law will be thai
manufacturers will have to be more
careful"
shofer g. Brennan. corner Thir
teenth and Main streets-"The con
sumer depends on the Endorsement OF
the retailer whose judgment is now
backed by guarantee from the
manufacturer under the law"
Henry Deuker, Corner Sixth and
Fl. Wayne Avenue-'I find that the
public is becoming more careful about
what it buys, but | have not noticed
any difference in the volume OF bus1-
ness. Confidence in the purity OF
food supplies is growing. The feder-
al law is a most excellent one.
John r. Mccarthy, North Eighth
Street, have noticed marked in
crease in my business owing to the
restoration of confidence on the part
of the public. The law is good
thing and will keep lot of adulterat-
ed stuff out of the market"
BaiIing & Bromley. 177 Ft. Wayne
Avenue-"The public certainly has
become discriminating. but confidence
is being restored only gradually be-
cause people have been swindled so
long. The law will be of the greatest
benefit to the honest dealers and take
lot of spurious trash out of the mar
ket.''
L. C.. Hasecoster, 235 South Ninth
Street.-The buyer has become deci-
dedly more discriminating, and, not
withstanding this, the effect of the
law has been to increase out business.
1t is bound to be of benefit to both
retailer and consumer"
Ed II. Temnnie South Eighth and
Street-'Knowledge of the law has
made the consumer more mindful of
its rights and has at the same time
restored much of the lost confidence
in the purity of food products. The
outcome of the law will be good"
Norris G. Sons, 725 North Tenth
Street-"Our customers refuse to take
anything but pure goods. Our bust
ness has almost doubled since the
law went into effect As the people
become educated in the effects of the
law and know they can buy pure
goods they will do less canning at
home and buy more prepared foods
of the grocer
n. p. Taylor, 451 South Fifth street
CONSUMERS are demanding their
full rights under the law, and at the
same time are showing greater conf
dence in the purity of food products.
The law is all right"
Schweeman's Meat Market-"The
purchasing public is particular since
the new law went into effect. Busi-
ness has increased wonderfully Con-
fidence has been restored to a great
extent.
q. A. kennepohl, North o Street
The public is gradually learning
what its rights are under the law and
coming to appreciate the advantages.
1 think the law is Just the thing
L. c. Moore, 325 North Third Street
while we have insisted on the pur-
est goods obtainable. We find that
our trade has increased about 90 per
cent over a year ago"
The Greek Candy Store-"The op-
Grafton Of the law has made buyers
more discriminating, restored conf
dence and Increased trade with me
% per cert. l believe the law to be
as good as it is strict
John Getz. $50 North Tenth Street
The public has become more exact
ing. The law has helped business by
driving out competitors who handle
adulterated goods. The effect will be
TO increase the trade OF the honest
and benefit the public at
the same time
CASTo7EA.
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