Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-18
and Mrs: q Brown / the last satpr.
day in August.
P. Brown, President.
Mrs. H. u. Jones, Sec'y.

F..DiOWu, FfeSlu0ut.
Mrs. H. Z. Jones, Sec'y.
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Notice TO Egg Shippers and 80
oers Of EGGS.
Under, new ruling OF the United
States Food Administration, all 4
eggs must be candled before ship
ping to. markets, a card must be Z
placed inside of case showing the
date candled, and name OF Gambler
signed on card; egg shippers and
producers will find this new rul-
ing will be to their interest in
getting better prices, and buyers
in cities will have no. chance to
make claims for bad eyys. Help
wWin the war by cooperating
with the U. S. Food Administers
ton. Bad eggs bring profit TO no
one; only helps the enemy. Don't
sell laying hens; they are FOOD
PRODUCERS and your best in
come. Feed your hens properly.
When you gather your eggs keep
them in cool place while waiting
for enough to send to market. All
white eggs are worth 2 cents a
dozen more on Eastern markets.
Don't hold eggs too long before
selling. Pack cases I'M Excelsior,
Bottom and Top.
The Great Western Egg Elk
change of Philadelphia, is control
led by good business men of Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, and Kansas and
offers you full protection to mar
ket your eggs and get your high
est Eastern prices at very small
cost, and gives you quick returns.
We are helping to win this war;
to help you to find a safe way for
you to sell your eggs. We believe
the producer. of eggs should be
encouraged; he should have all
the markets will afford; he should
not support half a dozen egg COM
bines, who are making big pro-
fits off the producers. Egg Com
bines in all large cities are not
producers of Food Products. We
say give the producer most of the
profit.
The city of Philadelphia is the
third largest city in the United
States. 1t has population of
nearly 100000 people. There
are other large cities, combining
a population of nearly 1000, 900
more, who buy their products of
this city. There are nearly 4OO,-
600 men employed in this city in
various enterprises; Uncle Sans
largest ship yards and other large
manufacturing plants. The am
cunt of wages paid nearly amount
to S175, 100000 and all must eat
eggs. We have an unlimited mar
lSet on account of saving Beef for
"Our Boys" and Allies, over thehe,
more eggs will be used. The re-
tail grocers are selling Western
eggs, this date, at. 45c to 49c per
dozen in this city--Nebraska, Mo.
and Kansas eggs. Fresh candled
eggs will bring on wholesale mar
ket in Philadelphia, this date--39
cents to 40 cents dozen. You
may just as we'll get these prices
as let the other fellow make pro-
fit off of you. The cost of express
from your station NEBRASKA and
Kansas points) is about &c a l0z-
en-. Illinois and other states have
less express rates. This exchange
sells your eggs; protects you also
against unreliable buyers; gets
your money to you the same day
eggs arrive. We charge you only
25c per case, you can send one
case or as many as you wish
you are always safe. All members
of this Exchange hold U. S. Food
Licenses, and cheerfully cooper
ate with all rules and regulations.
we furnish you with highest refer
ences.
This Exchange invites All Egg
Dealers and Producers to become
members of this Egg Exchange.
Membership is free, no fees to
pay or stock to, buy, all you need
is to be in good standing in your
Community. Egg Dealers and all
merchants are required to hold
United States Food Licenses to
become members. Producers or
Farmers are not required to have
licenses. No Commission men or.
Egg Buyers in any large city will
be accepted as members in this
Exchange. Mr.. Producer and Egg
Shipper, fill out the coupon, join
our Exchange and you will be real
dollars ahead.
You can ship your eggs today,
mark cases" Great Western Egg
Exchange, Philadelphia, Pa
Ship by expresl;. We will furnish
you printed cards for Gambling to
comply with all United States Food
Administration Rules, and ship
ming tags, etc, free.
Grpat Wasfnrn FGu EvchanUo