The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-01-20

misbranded in hat noodles containing
little or no egg were substituted for
egg noodles, and in that the label gave
the impression that the package con-
tanned egg noodles.
Egg noodles, Three Star brand,
Moore-Shenkberg Grocer Co, Sioux
City, Ia, jobbers, were adulterated and
misbranded in that noodles containing
little or no G were substituted for
| egg noodles, and in that the label gave
the impression that the package on
tanned egg noodles.
Peanut butter manufactured and
sold by G. l.. Hasvold, Madison, mis-
branded in that the net weight was
not stated upon the label.
Evaporated apples, Apelpi brand,
Moore-Shenkberg Grocer Co., Sioux
City, Ia, jobbers, adulterated and mis-
branded in that the product consisted
Of inferior and Gull stock containing
many cores, Feelings and spots of rot
ten apples, and because of misleading
statement on the label.
Grape juice, American Cider Co, st.
Paul, Mimi, jobbers, said to be Cali
fornia grape juice, adulterated and
m~isbranded in that a fermented imita-
ton of California grape juice was sub
stituted for the genuine article. Found
in hands of seven dealers in Water
town.
A pie filler labeled Cherry Fruit
OLA" manufactured by Brecht & Rich
ter, Minneapolis, Mimi, was adultter-
ated and misbranded in that a mix
ture of a small proportion of starch
colored with cochineal and favored
| with benzaldehyde was substituted for
a cherry product.
Cherry pie filler manufactured by
Northwestern Bakers & Confectioners
Co., Minneapolis, Mimi, was adulter-
ated and misbranded in that a few
cherries with a large amount of starch
and water colored with cochineal was
substituted for a cherry product.
Cherry pie filling manufactured by
Sherer-GiIlett Co, Chicago, ILL.,, was
adulterated and m~isbranded in that
corn starch mixed with an acid and ar
tificial flavor was substituted for IA
cherry product and the words, "Imita-
ton favored" appearing in small in
conspicuous type do not suffice to over
come the effect of the principal label
in misleading the purchaser into be-
lieving that he is buying a cherry
product.
Py-E-Ta brand pie filler, manufac-
ured by Wolverine Spice Company,
Grand Rapids, Mich, was m~isbranded
i'll that it was SO labeled as to mislead
ara deceive the purchaser and the la-
bel contained false statements con-
corning the product.
Bake-Ko, manufactured by the Bake
no Co, and jobbed by the Western
Grocer Co., Mills, both of Marshall
town, Ia, sold as an egg substitute,
was adulterated and misbranded in
that it was labeled in a manner in
tended to deceive the purchaser and a
mixture of corn starch and wheat flour
was substituted for the substance
claimed by the label to be contained in
the package.
A baking compound labeled go
mac" manufactured by the Comac Co.
Minneapolis, Mimi, jobbers, l.. B. AL
bright & Co, Pierre, o. j. Moore Co.,
Sioux Falls, and PARK 4 Grant Mer-
camille Co, WATERFOWL. This product
was adulterated and misbranded in
that it was labeled in a manner in
tended to deceive the purchaser, the
label bears statements which are un-
true as to the ingredients, and infer
Tor materials have been substituted for
the mixture as claimed on the label.
An uncertified dye is used in the color.
Pie filler, Manhattan brand, manu-
featured by Fargo Food Products Co.,
Fargo, N. d., was misbranded in that
ii contained much more benzoate O,
soda "a preservative) than declared
upon the label, was artifcially colored
with cochineal and favored with an
artificial chemical flavor, benzaldehyde
without information on the label to
this effect. 1t consisted of chopped
and cooked pieces of dried peaches and
apricots and of pieces OF plums thick
ened with starch and colored and flaw
ored rs above, in imitation of cherry
pie filing.
Tomato catsup, Lippincott brand,
manufactured by the Lippincott Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio, was adulterated i'm
that it consisted in part of ~decomposed
vegetable matter, being made from
partially spoiled tomatoes.
Tomato catsup, Liberty Bell bran.,
manufactured by Frazier Packing Co,