The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
Detroit Candy Manufacturer,
After First Winter Spent at
the Beach, May Locate Here

80. ~ -ti ,. r. j. Perry Of De
tioii Mich. VINO have spent the sea.
soE mere at No Vinihg court. leave
soiiloffoN ~ auto far Palm Beach
allahli and other Florida resorts Mr.
fFir2 has Tor years been the head ~
the Detroi; Candy Nannfa, univ.
company. the largest in tho N;cbiga5
metropolis He has Just retired from,
" active management. leaving mar
70 MS brother. Y p Perry. bnt retain.
ms financial interest. II have hean
delighted with Daytona Beach The
ideai climate, the charmin. peonl-
the wonderful beach. ard everything
IN Tact. about the place. and have
about concluded 10 make our Future
nome here, but TO be sure that ! couId
not ma still better place ! thought
would take brief run over the
state and leok over the other resorts.
eni from what | can hear from those
WHO have seen them all ! expect I
Will settle right here
When asked as to the status Of the
candy business. Mr.. Perry said. ON,
trade got a wonderful impetp. during
the war Our soldier bows taught ths
world how to eat candy. and the geo.
pie seem 10 ike The lesson thev
leaue J. az least they are sticking 10
4 As q result we have had a wonder
lHl export trade ever since. The PEG
pie O. England. France Belgium and
lt8lv are eating double the amount of
candy they rs q before our 0oys went
across we are sending great deal
of ho' n aard candies and cho, olates
10 nearly all of the European coun
tries About our only handicap now
Is the high cost OF labor. and | have a
tip tbai sugar IS likely 70 60 up again.
Another big change that nas
proved to be a mighty good thing for
uHF business saf1 ar Perry. sis the
rehisilion amendment The csrdy
tyaaa throughout he entire country
ine rea~ed from one hundred TO wo
hundred per cent soon after the I'd
iion went lry can't tell why but
d35ukers scented Is have 0 have sope
substitute for liquor. and they started
% eat lots Of candy
When asked why With sugar At 5
Or q cents a pound. and il being the
chief Dgre Ieni ol candy the finished
product sold for 20 much more. h
said There are various reasons IT,
most high class retail stores the over
ma. "a .,,.g.,.ss q ,-a~x. t{eb Lnous ~
nee" 80. - -
w,a... ,,..,,,5..,,5 5,fls-.
W., Il. s,,..,Ii
F S5aa Il tsir ,I.,-.s
80 INA. = ~ -. - 800 -. ,1'S,a,,
iha chocolate c0atings are quite nigh.
ana nut cost from 40 cents 70 81 20
Der pound and the demand for NIT
-. - has rreatJv ine-4sSe4 within
49, $50 IN ar fir.a years OF
the pa. .,,a..s-...Is 5e,,,ar.
cohis l1rl -. - 70
lor ciioco''l, = Y -. .st,t;ag = obor.
III IL, ~ ,,,rned two
-,C..'.1- II cert.in make. meaning =
eaI.oa9s - .,,l.ass,,5 dollars
nlsll tpe claarlinsss
~ A. pe~rv sad. Most
n 80 ..l-,os, entirely ~
caii'i - "a 80 are touched very
,...5 Y, i.nT,.- p.ade sna vhen al All
.l.e sso5s srs covered Nth white
- rv.9 tba chocolates are nov
giPp.9 - h-oa-hf Is Michigan for
III III. ~. ft Il called an En-
- - Is very eomp'ete Endless
.s. ,.aa and thc STIRRING is by
4 .olior- Then The ChocO-
~. ea-rief on canvas belts. trans
ra-r,.l ~ w{re belts ana then back 70
The snva + IS quite az -. $3.50 ~, :
~ ners7a If the making OF
,.sar, ve cannot allow tle mereaI5
,e - 81 4rv time nj year