The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-03-01

Inc articles IN THIS ilSC nave Oeen
found BY the State Food and Drug De-
partment to be adulterated or mis-
branded, or both, within the meaning
of the law. This list shows the name
and brand Of each article and the rea-
son or reasons for including it in this
list for publication as required by law
All the goods were sold or offered Cor
sale in this state and samples were
examined by inspectors or chemists Of
the State Food and Drug Department.
Northern Woods Brand cane and
maple syrup, manufactured by Oelrich
4 Berry, Chicago, vas adulterated and
misbrandel because the syrup as sold
contained a smaller proportions Of ma
pie syrup than claimed by the package
label. Two samples.
Honeymoon brand cane and maple
syrup, manufactured by Farrell 4 Co.,
Omaha, and distributed by @. ]. Moore
Grocer Co., Sioux City, was adulterat-
ed and ~misbranded because the syrup
as sold contained a smaller proportion
Of maple syrup than claimed by tho
package label.
Wedding Breakfast brand white
syrup, manufactured by Farrell 4 Co.,
Omaha, was adulterated and mis-.
branded because it contained much
less cane sugar syrup in the mixture
than the label claimed and more corr
syrup.
Wedding Breakfast brand cane and
maple sugar syrup was adulterated
and misbranded because it contained a
smaller proportion of maple syrup
than claimed on the label.
Jack Sprat brand mixed preserves
were misbranded because the address
Of the manufacturer or jobber was
not given upon the package label. Dis
tributed by the Western Grocer Com
pany of Iowa. Two samples .
Harvester brand preserves. manu-
featured by Best Clymer Mfg. Co, St.
Louis, was m~isbranded and adulteras-
ed in that the word Raspberry was
placed upon the label in large, con-
spicuous type in such manner as 20
give the impression that the product
was a raspberry preserve, and the
statement of composition in small type
is not sufficient to overcome this i'm
preston. The product consisted Of a
mixture of apple juice with raspber-
,ies and sugar.
Rose brand peach preserves, manu-
featured by Best-Clymer Mfg. Co, st.
Louis, were adulterated and misbrand-
ed in that the product was not a peach
preserve as the label would indicate,
and the label was deceptive and mis-
leading and intended to deceive the
purchaser. A mixture was substitut-
ed for peach preserves. Raspberry
preserves under the same brand were
adulterated and misbranded for the
same reasons as herein stated.
Temtor brand raspberry preserves,
manufactured by Best-Clymer Mfg.
Co, St. Louis, We're adulterated and
misbranded in that pectin, apple Juice
or other geltatinizing material wa;
added and substituted in part for
raspberlies, and the label is false and
misleading in claiming the product to
be a pure raspberry product.
Tre-Vyn brand jam, manufactured
by Best-Clymer Mfg. Co., ST Louis.
was adulterated and misbranded in
that the label was misleading and in
tended to deceive the purchaser in that
it displays the word, Raspberry" in
large, conspicuous type, giving the
impression that the product is a rasp-
berry jam, which it is not, az it ac-
tually consists chiefly of corn syrup
with which is mixed some apple juice,
cane sugar and a small proportion of
raspberries
Pork sausage, manufactured and
sold by John Look. III w. 9Th St.,
Sioux Falls, was adulterated by the
addition of water.
Pork sausage, manufactured and
sold by the 500 Cash Market, 1913 N.
Main Ave-, Sioux Falls, was adulter-
ated by the addition of water.
Pork sausage, manufactured and
sold By J. A. Buyse, 1873 w. 9Th St,
Sioux Falls, was adulterated by the
addition Of water.
Pork sausage, manufactured and
sold by M. H. Murphy, 253 N. Main
Ave.. Sioux Falls, was adulterated by
the addition of water.
Pork sausage, manufactured and
sold by w. F. Drayer & Son, Frank
fort, was ~adulterated by the addition
of water.