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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-21
|DeLand Today.

b High school basket
\ this morning for De-
they are playing the
kschool team this after
o fthe game are being
ed by friends of the To-
|ose in the party which
ming are Misses Ger
rs, Frances Henley,
Pc Woodruff, Eleanor
Faulkner, Helen de
pa Vivian Bond. Ac-
Ne high school girls are
p, Miss Ella Manning
Be Everson. Miss Alice
\ has been visiting
Land for a couple of
Pc team there and will
On its return home.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Selden Cyprus Door
Company will be held, in accordance
with the Bylaws of the Company,
on Friday, February 3rd, 1922, at 10
o'clock a. M, at the office of the
Company in Palatka, Fla.
H. L. GARDNER, Sec.
Jan. 7 Ia 81 %,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-21

FOR RENT - 2 or 3 unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Adults
only. 407 Oak street. 1-20-2t
FOR RENT - Furnished romo, So
per month. Three miles from Palat-
ka, on the Francis road. Apply to
Philip Clarke. 1-21-6t
FOR SALE - Oranges, 81 and
$1.25 hundred. Small size, SOC hun
dred. Grapefruit, 25c dozen; 81 or
more delivered on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Small orders
can be had at store. Ed. M. Earnest.
1-21-5t
FOR EXCHANGE - 10 acres un-
improved land on b adorkrciETHTH
improved land on brick road in IA
miles of thriving city for small stock
of groceries and fixtures. Call at 814
Lemon street. 1-21-6t
FOUNDING gray sweaters left
in wrong Ford Friday might by mis-
take. Owner can get same by inquir-
ing at this office and paying for this
advertisement
FOR SALE = Ford touring car;
Al condition; cheap for cash. R. E.,
care News Office. 1-2O-1t
FOR SALE = White American
Seed Sugar Cane; long jointed, full
growth, from six to twelve feet long.
See Geo. Mueller, Wilson Barn, or
P. O. Box 202. 1-20-1t
FOR SALE cheap, one good horse.
Will work. Healthy and young. APP
ply to F. j. Fearnside. 1-20-12t
SALES MANAGER with small
working capital. This is new line
here and has unlimited possibilities
in this state. Large profits, long
time contract given and protected.
Only high-grade men need apply.
Call for R. V. Emmett, James Hotel,
Palatka.
FOR RENT - Barn, suitable for
garage or storage purposes; close in.
Apply Golden Gate Grocery, Eighth
and Lemon. 1-19-6t
WOOD, WOOD! All kinds, prompt
ly delivered. Call at FOG Reed.
1-19-1mo
WANTED - Good, reliable white
woman to work in rooming house;
board and room; good wages. Apply
Mrs. T. R. Byrd, Ideal Cafe, Hast
ings. 1-19-1t
WANTED-tA the Daisy Tea
Room, an efficient pantry woman.
1-17-3t
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-21

FOR RENT-Choice Offices in
Merryday Building over State Bank.
Rooms both single and en- suite. APP
ply W. A. Merryday Company, North
First Street. Dec. Lift
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Fur SALE-Light dervery forG
truck in good mechanical condition.
5000 cash. Ford Sales Co. 10-25-uf
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-21

SALES MANAGER-With small
working capital. This is a new line
here and has unlimited possibilities in
this state. Large profits, long time
contract given, and protected. High
grade men only need apply. Call for
R. V. Emmert, James Hotel.
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Tor Girl Scouts.

puts of Troop 1 enjoy
Pc at the Country club
accompanied by Mrs.
ANN. The girls had
Fons in tennis playing
Pyed the other oppor-
outdoor good time at
Pcnic lunch was enjoy
Ihe party returned to
IS o'clock.
His Class.
of the Fidelsi class
Sunday school are
Resent at the meeting
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WANTED - Good reliable white
woman to work in rooming house;
board and room; good wages. Apply
Mrs. 7. R. Byrd, Ideal Cafe, Hast
ings. 1-19-1t
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WANTED-tA the Daisy Tea
Room, an efficient pantry woman.
1-17-3t
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LOST - Pair eye glasses several
weeks ago. Please return to Fred
Lecks. He can't see. 1-20-2t
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ORDER FOR PUBLIC

complainant Bill
VS.. for
N. Benjamin Ponder Divorce.
Defendant
1t appearing by affidavit appended
to the bill filed in the above stated
cause that N. Benjamin Ponder, the
defendant therein named is resident
of the State of Florida, and is resi-
dent Ct Putnam County, Florida, and
has been absent from the State of
Florida for more than Sixty days,
that his present address is Westwood,
Calf, and is over the age of twenty
one years, and that there is no person
in the State of Florida, upon whom
the service of Subpoena would bind
such Defendant; it is therefore order
ed that said resident Defendant be
and is hereby required to appear to
the Bill of Complaint filed in said
cause on or before
MONDAY,
the Sth day of February, A. D. 1922,
otherwise the allegation of said bill
will be taken as confessed by said
Defendant.
1t is further ordered that this Or
der be published once week for Four
weeks in the Palatka Dali
ly News, newspaper published in
said County and State.
Witness my hand and official Seal
this, the 9th day Of January, 1922.
(SEAL) R. J. HANCOCK,
Clerk Circuit Court.
By w. A. Williams, Jr., D. C.
A. H. Odom,
Solicitor for Complainant.
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FOR RENT furnished bedrooms
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FOR EXCHANGE - 10 acres I'M
improved land on b adorkrciETHTH
improved land on brick road in IL
miles of thriving city for small stock
of groceries and fixtures. Call at 814
Lemon street. 1-21-6t
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT - 2 or 3 unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Adults
only. 407 Oak street. 1-2O-2t
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b C | A L N O T E S
ERSO N AL GOSSIP
TELEPHONE se7-J

OF the class Sunday morning. Miss
hllllan' of the tabernacle organiza-
tlon' will be present and give one of
her inspiring talks. Her MESSAGE
will be of value to all who hear her
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05
| llLEi
AUTO IN CRASH


James Stanley. 104H Fifteenth
avenue East Moline, vas one Of the
principals in an accident on Eigh-
teeEth avenue near Fourteenth
street at 4:l5 o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon, when his automobile turned
over.
An automobile driven by Law
renee Brandmeyer. 1880 Thirty
second street, Rock Island. was
proceeding east on the avenue,
closely followed by Stanley's car.
Stanley had three other persons in
his roadster. Police did not learn
their names. According to Mr..
Brandmeyer, Stanley's car hit the
Brandmeyer cars right rear fend-
Ter, sheered OF and turned turtle
The four occupants were pulled out
lof the wreckage bruised and with
their clothing disarranged, but none
was seriously injured. DR.. Joseph
| DeSilva attended the men. The car
was badly wrecked.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05

- ceSsssio, ~ lfs11cD -
pagtg ~ Astnoa - aiEscfod ~ -
~ oTtaj i. according e -
txn&Ic buroeu q IL weSe TEXAS
Chanbor q Commerce.
n the caee % Bone short rail-
Nnes dependant almost eutirely @
trunk Hines for sheir supDly q roll
Ing stock. requests Alsd over four
weeks ago have pfodnced nOt . SIN
gle car and brought ~ intimation
= to when cars win b fofthccm-
ing.
Growers sent II appeals from al
sections today demanding action
through their Csttle Raisers' ~
sociation declaring they were nm
able to Get to market with fheis
herds because Of rail strike condi-
tons.
This condition has had it, reflec-
ton on the livestock markets tn
the shape Of diminishing receipts,
Kansas City reports. It also has Z
decided bearing on the prosperity
Of farmers OF the middle west, who
normally take large supplies Of
stocker and feeder cattle, fatten
them and market their grain in
the form of livestock.
Meat Demand.
Demand for meat, especially beet
which had fallen OIL during the
coal strike, has reasserted itself
according to a telegram from ]. N
Filming Of st. Louis. in close touch
with packing conditions in that ter.
ritory.
Stock growers must market theil
cattle to meet pressing obliga-
tons. Gaunt cattle will yielt
them small returns but will NEAR
no cheaper meat prices to the con
sumer, as there will be a premium
on fat cattle. This is borne out b,
the trend in Chicago and the recent
sale In the Kansas City market o.
fancy fat steers at $11 hundred
pounds.
Supplies Of frozen beef are lowel
than they have been in some years
totaling less than $4,000 pounds al
compared with five-year average
of 45,0OOD00 pounds.
There seems decided probable
ity, however, that prices for porl
and pork products will decline
rather than increase. Figures com
piled today in Chicago indicate
that the number Of hogs sold b.
farmers will be, we'll above tn,
average and shipments are expect
ed to total over 100000 animal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05

BY J. g R0YLE.

ACoDyTight. 1914, By The Argus)
is1epw York. n. r.. Sept. s.-The
HllINsy strike situation IN certain
61c(Ieus Of tho country IL making
Ind unmsking prices for rib roasta
- chuck steaks for the remainder
Ct the year.
sljnless conditions are bettered
a6oftly. prices for the beef on the
1mdiy dinner table this fall and
v3uter will be higher although the
11nke upward will not be ex-
tjelne. Conditions leading straight
u the conclusion were forcibly
outlined today by dispatches re-
oefved within the last IL hours
from livestock and railroad centers
throughout the country.
There II an unprecedented short
ate Of stock cars throughout the
entire southwest. The cattle move
r1ent there has been heavy and the
necessity for shipment is increas-
ing. This demand for cars has fol
lowed extremely dry weather which
has burned of the grass on the
tremendous summer ranges Of
west Texas, Oklahoma. Arizona
and New Mexico. Cattlemen are
seeking to move their herds from
tie arid ranges to the feeding lots
Of the northern and midwesterr
AtAtes, or to ranges where the feed
Ia better.
s:Orders for stock cars placed by
f4nchmen weeks ago have remained
unified in many instances. accord
Ing to a telegram today from Jane.
r. Record, city editor Of the Fl
Worth Record. who is in most in
innate touch with the livestock in
dustry. The entire range portion
Of West Texas, the upper reaches
Of the Pan Handle and south east
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05

in the hext 12lmonths. A level APP
preaching 6 cents for hog prices
this fall is freely predicted.
Delay in securing cars for ship
ment of grain, on the other hand,
is expected to have a beneficial ef-
feet on prices for cereals. This is
supported by a telegraphic report
from Earl D. Jenckes of st. Paul,
an authority on conditions in
northwestern grainstates.
Declining prices already are es-
timated to have reduced the ex-
pected returns to northwestern
farmers from s25,000,000 to $780,
1000, 900 and the check in marketing
| is counted on to relieve congestion
in market centers and improve
prices.
All the news all the time-The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05

driving n antomobils while he =.
intoxicated.
DannoolS Vas arrested rrid..
might. after : collision with Ff.ns
Walkers car. He was arraiersS
Saturday and his case was ~
tinued until tomorrow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05

An tho nsws al the time The
Argua
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-05

All the news all the time-The
Argus.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08


personal the roll by increasing de
ed the shall be increased without
shall
his usual place
rese" resident mailing
his such notice shall therein
Boa II o G.
Omissions ROllsThe
the and the such valuation that will
bear equal and Just proportion taxation.
Section 1O Sessions he OpenDurng thee of the Equaiz
Board shall he public his
feeling anything
the Equalng Board the
ing nequalion the value his
in the premises.
Section 1O5 Equalzing
Assessor and within ten days NE
cluded its examination and
submitted in corrected form duly certified the City
neen ana eqWiZed EquaiZng Board
onson the
bic within
Section 1906
fix
The City
cent when less than half and
half He shall
as may be necessary to show clearly and cOncely
TAX eVeS ana he shaH make said
extended
Collector retaining the original roll in his office
thereof delivered he
attach a cert1lcate substantially in the following
- --, O the
certify that the foregoing is the assessment
roll OF the taxable the
value that
and real property in the said City
City, and liable to be assessed Therefore that the listing and
corrected by the Equalng the
Commission reguat-
making of
complied with"
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08
"Citv AsSeSSor."

mission Son shall o fail a p @ @ a" nan fS in & any levy % onn9a n c
year o sho%% be % invalid valid noperatc the returns taxes fiscal
sso9R @ G & DH"enon @ m of Glasses Of %nyDo PROP G the p"rnosc Of
thereto shall be known improvements
land articles other than Land improvements" shall
m sooqn ion 1%s T I Tax Wnsn shall
ent @ p roll T may @ comS @ INTO m % M of f % year % or as n 3 as the
Remaining and unpaid on the @ S Of n "ar S y efsacr h
thereto and Collected with
on % SSa % m %Hsn % Of Tex s,.ma ns D % r Tax n9s m a
od s . H ,! Ma" oI ssrf to ] @ y @ city & @
of taxes on m p5Gn@ % m% % and Pgeg9i M Such warrants shall be
the Collection of State and COUNTY taxes awuV assessed on ny peron @ m
Section Section liz Constitute m enTax and assessments together with
h% interest linn imposed @ for for G%maen and cost of collection shall be and
upon property thereof
% 5's % % o G Sceea @ HSs"nsr % "n1 @ G%S1 %a
n s s and % licenses n @ do sae @ Collectors nna % @ sa @
laws laws Florida %"y ppon h by % h
tor s pa M @ City hsy City sro sn o
Which
Section III . Special s Local % city
or % % g thee nature % local or & 3 3
provide for the payment of part the cost of special i'm
enns pn eo0 % b % % y py ne Pd POPs @ for s9 5 $
should exceed the the estimated benefits
ie Method Making
en s Hn By n ae e G " public
a o OF he property
proportion the benefits which
property abutting
improvement.
the
o
public shall be
in the discretion of the Commission.
Section H. Preliminary Resolution the
whole
shall
s s s;' Isf9 '
shall be levied
the Improvement
annual instalments
Section 11S Plans
the resolution herenbeoe provided
office of the specifications,
the public.
Section Roll-The resolution
published
Auditor Clerk shall delivered
completed filed Equalzg
together with benefit
land with estimate of the life
The naments which
the life the improve
ment.
completion
City
served of land be
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08

"City Assessor"
"state of Florida, City of Lakeland"

"Cty Treasurer of land
you hereby commanded collect
each of
the taxes set down in such roll opposite each corporation
of descbed
prescribed by law collect the
viled all
of
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08


acton and as to persons who cannot be found publication of such notice
@ mace b Tasl ma ewsIper OF general IN me cy
pyeent referring to the resolution previously adopted by the City Com
by the the number namnts which
place
City clerk SI ca mns S Eaans
Equoang all claims ond objections as the
assessment Three members
objections submitted improvement
every detail sa report its nnss % as PSe necessity
and damses o5 to the city ] co@mso
ting special Improvement who viii
provided the preceding
description property respect
to DO SHAH be deemed to have waived Such damages and
a @ % Th @ p @ @ ffag a nf til asb a or r nf win ] %"%as % "
cover % amare ns ou m % his % uI FROM @ act OF h city % % it's aaen @
n un t % % tine the @ hf Of ] sq e n @ n G%nef5 a @ the the S Rope o" or
the land without other ieIeenGe renee Of the claim The Equaiz Board shall
for damages which have o9f1oH been 4Isd "59 g4lno7
f ] ec9 % he" M d ls Of @ 2S P the o adoption 0p reGeG % ion @
visions of Charter No. G94O Of the Laws of Florida 1915
Manager
Three co commissioners elected large
and r %o af5 nd o Records r an rs2S9 @ and and T 4
%are % city ma@ass %'S; and authorizes the
creation ono Of }d addiiq1ql % nal Departments @ , .,,.,
S"4f Ee n % fm ' sn"zn G a at present s p Sesis % statute
makes elective officers opinion
furnishes through of
seroresn secures sn'I full .n" publicity t of official
NsTRUcTioNs ;7IeIIss' To e''y$5T voTERs
shall put rro mark " m % % M 0r & Of @ SIpmE ing M Pr9sGd & Tart@r %
voter desiring adopting the proposed charter
o'ncrue M mad" di,nsuhns forbidden
return the o anoHc% '
% s" %a % s city G%%H special % dss%ssa" nssaaE
%poam" p@ sn pG sa @ ass 'a%isSn am od
4Fectins that the proceed In Shall be- s"f
M lots and lands boanng and
which do nc" an a be snci @
which lots and @ and % are % % % be p0R 5 n fa o epny m
S' bs s %s Hopy The % o
respective ps Of % ns % assessc% @ al' emea % adseTn m @
manner provided by the laws Of by reason
anS se drmne 9 p%Sges neG & the time the ord
% y@@ the oT CITY 6.an Commission sion shall decide
fnG ind paa for or acia % INQUIRED
@ @ f city hons shall shall % en %sse 'qs S a"ps the tn s @
s @ a dcd % @ 5 5 Be Of y Da u m 4%
of such damage which
Determination Dnmases-wnen the Commission de-
for SrWnfs Mn cIs a m the % damages
city Attorney shah within completion Improvement
@ 1a % 4a%" a% % D2o1fed sH % len ar
] @ ps snfSe' @ % asmf n from % % shall suit
@ @ HS sH Hf' day is% a 'ns RsH oPsd
rms provision shall
junction other applicant
Section Works Be
shall have passed ordinance
shall be provided by ordinance
Section 1sS % Interest Assessment
be
m Section 129 Limitation AessmentsThe City
limit all special assessments for improvements the special benefits
ferred
lots parcels Of land all
cent of the actual value thereof after the
Section 100 Ciys Proportion
levied the City
bonds
authorized by
Section 13 Existing
existing the time of
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08

establishment public hospitals and
Section 81 Special @ municipal @ m1y % sn%o %
ii @ ton and m Pn s @ % s I e
e pe peTeg of the cy Said % CORPORATION shall also levy Collect
sns @ repa of % it's PROPERTIES @ and public works sinking
Of the city already
be commanded ito to be- levied by
ICED shall in such case upon property
m @ ne @ O he % @ sse @ classes PROPERTY Within the limits
sr cg aF a 6 Cash az % m used sed herein % s5a
@ o @nf hee 3 R ppon such ~S1@ er@ @ s like pe usually @
price wAs 30 %sn tab be ss sH at forced pop % within the city tax
who shall be appointed by City
@ pO Rolls % e the % @ e owner when
a known which a1s as nnSod TO o @ sae e 6 % listed
Of Sesr n ss thereon PC% his @ 3 % m separate tract Of
% after efrs4 RE- m nSpP @ % a % G n ADJOINING
81 ~nen % Gf Ss d % ay be- assessed
S a assess to ali n such Dopey
le owner is not known to n o ag @ beongng an unknown
shall thea the assessment % fP9o @ teqeo % BEE reused by reason
"a mdS or ba1 n n eN hef%s SCI than the
asn seeon RG so Date
the first a 'f4ea POT O Assessent RoUpo
S.ef rel the tax fs4ssn for @ ea o @
tied to the s% nSng ams1 Beard 50 on % fhe FIRST
his Assessments M H discover omitted the
es5 rG 5 or ssa taxation S all and he en e
such lands for the next ms n @ year haye @ bn omitted or was
.n the us sss OMISSION SsGs s d At n fG @ '
nss sn sna % be %'Hs e % ' nd ns with With the
@ aqrssr beng aR me and Sp ali no nas a sRa 5
assessed for % mCre tan @ % wemsoeTeTs hands they may
conventions ] M or m r v o f n%kdnnG
eEty whether ] n or Psr @ me efoTe the he
Such % Gegn $ % n9p @ n % pS e oce
such return shall & contain % eoP 6reofatn @ o. or m d for
such such re" n ndnn ms% pton 9H " an the the lot
and parcel of @ %p h @ assessing officer
shall not be Oo"n~ Of Property of Transportation
RaSsS sSn and 81 Raod Companies "
hem he De s% psTaed & ns the
railway e%Rn % he assessed w % like manner as as other
er is the full cash % value Of ] tne mT9 5 o tb
which o and @ part % of wG n
pupe u to & 7p0a s so S whole
TaTa a~aS s s TaSaS S 5a1fssp sspnon
ssd ass'G5 depe s5' 5ps 3 { the
ed sS'snS and assessed @
Is eaespt 5ef at at0Rss' FSs city y's o
asSnss Ssaai % sna Se subject Equal
% 3 tax ns Ssaa shall % Notice be G1G e op
ing Se Section sio c sS
and upon % % h smop nd % a SPGn provide @ e
the and M to "c eDsn 1n"ss as for So s @ % a & legal
S ns a y a @ may a @ s s
sae AFTER % due Oe ] @ for for % licensing s Keeping of dogs
for the destruction Of dogs the 0TSF R n%G heePe % @ % @ % and for
violating the city ordinances ugG this subject
periods and be transferable poded BY the general laws f
firm corporation reporting
required
evidence The liability
auchp person. o corporation license
oSGs s6o"ns 'fh
indicated number other
descp
of addition
firm be
addition shall become the
and subdivisions.
EQUALIZlNG BOARD.
of the City Commission and the City
the first Monday July
shall be the clerk Of such board
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08

The new York World" surveye
the wholesale and retail dealers G
that city on their attitude towar
advertised fruits and vegetables.
The dealers were asked by rel
resentatives Of the World" if the
and their customers showed a pre-
erence for advertised fruits. TIL
dealers did not know what advel
tiser prompted the inquiry. Her
are some of their answers:
Extensive advertising Is being
done now especially for the Blue
Goose line There is no prejudice
against advertised fruits and veye-
tables, in fact our customers come
in often and ask for them. They
will even pay 30 cents a basket
more for a we'll known brand. -
w. II. Whisrcl;
1--WE sell advertised lines like
Blue Goose. Sealdsweet. Lake
Dora. Sunkist and Hood River. On
the whole we think It pays TO
brand line."-Jack's Fruit Mar
ket.
I'VE sell. like most fruit deal
ers, number of trademarked lines
like Blue Goose. Sunkist and 9TH
ers."-J. CriscuolO
"If you have good stock. trade
marking and advertising would
pay The Blue Goose and Deerheld
grapefruit are a little more expen-
sive than others but people are
willing to pay the difference be-
cause the quality is there. Nor
wood Market.
'"Trademarking and advertising
Is about the only way you could
get fruit on the market in New
York City."-St. James Market.
ION fruit we would advise trade
marking and advertising. A guar
antee would be important, as New
Yorkers want TO know what they
are buying. Maintenance of stand
ards would be necessary. Also
Park & Tlford.
Advertised lines seem to go
DeItfE. Ituplt VIII Dug All huFtAN
tised name. We sell Sunkist
oranges and lemons. Blue Goose
grapefruit. oranges and tangerines
and Sealdsweet oranges. Vegetables
also should be advertised. ."-Golden
Rule Market.
Advertising would help. The
stuff has 10 be good. We sell ad-
vertised fruits. & Ma
reSca-
Advertising Is helpful in selling
fruit. II the quality Is good It
makes selling much easier. Ma
resca Brothers.
I'VE favor advertised lines. pro-
vided the quality is good. The
people ask for certain brands.
Some Of the lines we sell are Blue
Goose grapefruit and oranges.
NevinS Orsn9eG, Royal Poinciana
oranges, National Orange Company
oranges. Blue w. lemons, Ora
brand pears and Tropiko pine
apples" - Tucciaroni. Lexington
Ave.
I'VE sell McCurdy pears. Blue
Goose grapefruit and oranges. and
other branded fruits. The quality
ls Importantly. Gentle.
The advertising Of fruit Is all
right and we favor it."-Frank ].
Buldn Company.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08

Extensive advertising is being
done now. especially for the Blue
Goose line. There is no prejudice
against advertised fruits and vege-
tables. in fact our customers come
in often and ask for them. They
will even pay 80 cents a basket
more for well known brand
w. H. Whisrcli.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08

The new York World" surveyed
the wholesale and retail dealers OF
that city on their attitude toward
advertised fruits and vegetables.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1922-07-08

I'VE sell advertised lines like
Blue Goose. Sealdsweet. Lake
Dora, Sunkist and Hood River. On
the whole we think It pays TO
brand q line" Jacks Fruit Mar
ket.