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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

I'll Nor9e!
.WHlTE STAR
NEW YORK TIL SOUTHAMPTON:

NEW YORK TIL SOUTHAMPTON:
MAJESTIC-26. Aug, i6. Sept, 7. Oc.
$4,000 1ons.-2tsrne ztibi @sroen.
OLYMPIC Sept. % Sep, Acct.
HOMERIC-9 Sept. 30 Sept. FL Oct.
IL Nov.
GrpreiStps oper @meIans.
Sortriniiae 8%erbinseIier.
NEW YORK TIL LIVERPOOL:
CELTIC-26 Aug, % Sept, FL Oct.
BALTIC Sept, 80 Sept, % Oct.
CEDRIC-9. Sept, z. Oct. A. Nov.
ADRIATIC-16S Sep. ID Oct. IL NOV.
MONTREAL oG QUEBEC TIL LIVERPOOL;
CANADIANS Aug, 20 Sep, FL Oct.
REGINA-2 Sept, 80 Sept, % Oct.
MEGANTIC-9 Sept, z Okt., a Nov.
Ia Okt. IL Nov.
Bring bine gennsr Os Slrstniuss fla europa ny
opr Siuies comfortable Sauipere. Bore ~tirpgaif:
aaenter boanbtsrtr ole 9etaiier.
Sob Utab. afiDnoreos Dar.lT.r. g.saselia. RO,r
terer. 3sfias 2ieuere. GorAsr big ON Dor, Ip
aaItsr paa fprubbetoIte giletter. Senpsaosfst III
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
l2l So. Third Street, Minneapolis MINI.
IA No. Dearborn st.. Chicago, Ill.
eller lokale Ageuter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

ttr at Der ifillbc pGre noaet / Npip,
reb benz, 0ctte or IigeIao brn,
iom Srpgtcn for at ipsree ON gpicn
naar moii tror man er paa en- qoI @|r;
roar man err uoe % fisrer, for / bpn'
&c Tilfrlber blir Oct pprre 10 Ipu.
ger nlai, gaar. SaapeI meo Srn.
ipn til Snnobeoen iom nteb aisrin.
gen bpr man fsrit finbe no ON mon
bar giort no9ct gait, % ioa noor
man opoager bette, bolbe fla til brn
rette Sci.
@isr bet til &egel, Ell Gang bpert
gar at gaa til en- 2ese % foo cn
rsiagtig unoerisgelfe. !Spis ou in.
tet teller, or oct 10 ingen Itsrre SiI.
freositiaelie eno SeoibItbeoen on,
bette. Spis oertmoo enfelte 9cIc
al 2egenet life er friife, Iaa fon rene
paa bpao ser er / 8eien, oa hpoS
nan ifal gisre for at forbinbrc Ms.
n~iflinJen.
Get mcnncifelise 2eeemc er Sen
q etc Waitin iom life bar noaer ne.
icrueoele. Ser berfor at bruce 81
III bar paa eli rigtig Waaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Se8cmli8 1lmoeripgclic.

gf Or. Meo. Scrman ID. @iags,
Gcn gorf State Commissioner OF
Sealtb, "ifriper: gn Sang ON Iaret,
cler oitere giennemgaar Sen mooer.
ne 6orctningsmanb lin gcboloning
fpr at iirbe no ssorrctninscns npiag-
tlge Silitano. gr iaaoan llnoerip.
GelIe oiier boilfe Aioelinger Ser poer
It aobt llobpttc, o. bpilfe ser trGn.
ser til ipeciel SpmerfIombeo for at
isre Dem iii Ell bebre aonbition,
&ois en- iaaban llnberisaclic er
%reopenoig i Observation-Disclosures.
bbor mcaet mere pigtig ifliloc set life
iaa bore of loretta Ell llnberisselie
CT bort Seaemcs iorifieIisc TeIc for
C.: 'e ON be iunftionerer 9oot.
Taa iamme Waabe iorn Ell afhc.
Ing / en- Sorretning peb ipeciel Sp.
merfIombeo oa Irbcibe fan bli brogt
fra Ell oaarlig lsuncnbe IfoelinJ iii
cen melt betalenbe, iaalebcs cr oct
cgiaa meb i~orificniee Iele al bort
Segeme. gnfclte Dele al 2eecmst
Iom life fltnftionerer t~iIfrebsitilen,
De fan peo ipecicl Hleie bli bragt til.
bage til fulofommen Sunobeo, peb
at rette paa llpaner og gale 2ipsme.
to0er.
Zen bcbite Waabe at iinbe no ct
Penneites Sunbbebstilitanb poa, CT
nt aicnnemgaa en- nsiagtig llnherig,
sclie. Sermeo menes life en- burtig
lnoeriesclie al Sicrtet % 2rulaerne
rleo ct Stetoifop. Nei, Der meneS
cn ipitemati'f, mebicinif llnoerIsael,
ic al Yerioncn, iaapel al ben mentalc
iom fpiiife Silitano. % paa ianlmc
30 tage | Setrastning pcbfonmcn-
res Irbeios. % 2epcforboIo, @aner,
Ioipreoelier, Snotnst, Yerion. %
6amiliehiitcrie etc. Wange Iorisa
ca Greuer freezes. bl. a. unoerIs.
gclie al glooct, Spuet. Ssrieler,
2mnscn, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al
grpitct, iamt nnoeriseelie Of Mricu
90 SaIien.
@nnse Soft er rrs for at unhcr.
faitc JIG en- iaoban llnecrisscIie, al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

nter fra Snopifen Girfe | Norohor,
% baterer fig fra garet 400 % e;
itiGnfet at Sens Sobnien | Winnc
oSoliS, men ieg ifiiloe u9rmeIt tro
at DC bar Itaat netop paa bette 9orn
/; 500 gar. S oct fieroc Siernc itaar
&Gpgrcioet meo Ell ranocte SGu I'm.
Ger Irbeibe. Taa 8ulpct Spinoe'
rof % Spplcrof. NGr Ssiipoe1
itaar Stneufloffa lom rGffer nGitei
npunber SimIineen. Gen tiffcr o.
eaar % mailer 1iben, ionl Den bar
gjort for tioIigere Slegtcr.
Ser CT Ell fo%rlnoerlig opbpiet Nr
cJ @9rbiebco pper oenne Stie.
Ser bor Der Solf, iom bar oct trpgt
q goot % lunt. Sc bar 3io til at
lspe. Ilt "grcitement" og nerpe't
Gag cr banlpit her. Sngen 9raabaIt,
men ale faar uorettet, bpab De ifal.
Seq ipneS. iee fer belle Samlien iart-
let ON Eeiien, aIe optat meb bner
lit grbeibe, mems gamle Sars fort9l'
Ter @pentpr oa Sagn = oa BET plilo-
fcIig gaar pp for mig, at ban &nllt
itaar % taller meo ltor
&os ON Oct Irbeioe, iom Berger
&anion bar uofsrt Der. Sor bet er
Cnebfer 9orger Sanion, iom bar
pGret Weiter for Snbreoningen al
benne Stogo - ct arbcioe ban bar
al Gruno til at bore itolt al cg pi
cnbre tafnemmelige for. 9et er no
fsrt al en- Wano, iom life alete fan
fit Sag, men iom osiaa fienoer Den
norife @%ouoeiiue og norIf @onoelir
og iom arbeiber. meb Sen Eietets1s'
lelie, iom er nsopenoig for at faa Oct
9gte.
PIT Malcrarbeioet, fortpaer bal,
Smut, ct ubfert al Waler Ole 8obm,
% Jet er ogIaa aoot fra.iig-siort.
Get bar en- lpffelig Gag, anit,
ca on unofanget Sbecn ON oenne
Stogo," flyer ies. "Sfal on life
mart ia @iGltabs ber9"
Men ban Smut fortGler bare ON
Itore me 0laner for Sremtioen. Set
II set pibcre Samlcrarbeioe, Der nj
igal ipttes Sart i. 90 set fer lopenoe
10, for Mr. Sens Sobnion / Winne'
cpolis bar lopet ct bi9lpe til. San,
icm ielp or megct al Ell Samler, Ell
Iterft intereSieret / Wuiet; ban bar
elerebe ifi91tfet ~betpoelige % mege'
p9rbifuloe Samlinger og bar looe1
at bi9lpe til of iamle mere. San
fienoer 10 ale Wenneifer / Terben.
iet eier Wr. Sobnion. og peo pno
tn Yrif, bpor ban ifal gaa ben for
Of iinbc noeet.
Sg ban 3nl,t ielp bar 10 en- megct
I'm Sporians. 5ror berc life, al
lon her en- Gag fit inuiet op Ell
trpgtiac 9ubbeItol hos Wrs. 9
s[nunoien og en- prroiflllo Samlin1
trGparerte SommerfuJle hos 0of.
tor 6. 9oes % fit begge 3ele gratis?
Wcn bpis aae al norif gpro tilful
sc foritob, bpao Der her gi9lber, fac
riloc Sumlcrarbeibet falbe let. Gnf
en- oerc norife Tolf i,ooper bette ito.
re 2ono tar oere en- Sir op paa
Msrfeloftet % Ter efter, ON Der life
ifuIbe ligge ct cher alnbet rart9
ga, iaa iaar Oh Ia Saf for ioag,
ga, Smut"
"Sisl 9af, o. fpm mart att"
6. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
6ammelt 2Getepars
6ienforenino,

Sra Garis, Seras, berettes: Sen
ST slar ean1le @. e. &opea o. Den
"a Iar gamle Wrs. 6. q. Sopen
blep 9~gtepieoe Der ben zoe Septcm.
Der. De blep retslig ifiIte for %
@ar iioen, % bar life feet binon6en
iioen. Sor en- fort Sib fioeln beepn0te
Scr. Sotuea en- 9rebnerlins meo lin
fraifilte Suitrll % icm enote rreS
oeres lpffelise @ienfurening. Nrs.
Sopea bar boet hos fine gsrl,, Of
bpilfe oct pnalte cr 81 Iar annnmeIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
@iscomTm.
Sloing brnfuet peS TigcDn ia

Cloing brnfnet peb GiscOn Sals.
Sobanne5 Sborion, en- 91.aorig Scr.
mel rlGr 8igeon Sails, err forlcbelt
orlifnet / Ell 9pf n9r IT Stem. Soll
par goaet fra fit Stem for at ie paa
at Der trpIfebeS hos Ell 9tabo, 90 Dor
paa Ell eQer anben Waabe falot /
8an6et.
@armcitc Scptcm6erbag paa "A
Iar. Sbermometret peo Regierin.
gems @ciritation ! ga Grosie gif for,
riae Sn5oag op til 100 8raber i
Sfpggen, oerpeo ipttenoe aaretS bar.
meite 9ag / September Moalleb
0ette par Den barmeite September.
Dag iogttaget peo &ontoret / 80
crosse De Iioite Al Iar.
Srfanastis StOrm / @sbiter. On
orfanagtig Stornl, Der leOiogc6eS al
ct bragenbe Soroenoeir, biemiegte
forriee llse @ebitrr, bpor Den npIiq
opierte 8ranoitanb og flere andre
@paringer paa llbitiQinasgrumoer
rcpeS iitpffer. 6lere llobuie / gpens
uuribbelbare Snlegn blep ogiaa be.
ifnbiaeoe. Sorrcitcu ipnteS Storner
at BABE iuhifrpnfct zig til @ebitcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
SanfreIourcerne

Sra @aibington. melbeS, at ga.
tionolbanferne5 Rciourcer iielgc
Comptroller Of GurrcncD oen lite
SlIi belsb fig iii $40, 7O6, OOO, 900,
Ell 6orsgelie al $529,O00,OOO iioen
Den 5te Otai og al $1S8, O00, 900
ooer StiQingen Den lite S,ili 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Mrs. Paroines Sysoom

Sra 8aibington meIoeS, at Wirs.
Snroing, grGiioent SaroingS Slt.
itru, iom lager iarlis ipg al ct ono.
artet gspreonoe, Ssnoaa Moracu be.
iunot iig liot beOre, men of benbes
Silitano al DC tilitebepGrcnbe 2eaer
aniaaeS for megct fritilf.
Slere al Saroets melt ircmraaenbe
Specialiiter % Sirurger, O~eriblanoi
Or, Gbas. Wapo ira Rocbciter, 1inn.,
er tilfalDt til Ell Raabilaening, ipe.
ciclt ON Silraaocligbcoen al en- Spc.
ration.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
Ex-senator Sewis iva.

ct Telegram fra 8ien, 2iterrigc,
meIoer, at ibp. Sor. Staters equator
5. Samilton ScpiS ira Chicago, iom
! ell Dtaaneb5 Sio bar ligget bet9n-
telig ing paa ct Soipital ocri 9pell,
beftnoer Jig | ell meget fritilf I'll,
itono, % al bans 2pge bor tiIraaoet,
at ban brinaeS til SapoS GIotS,
Srhmpi,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12

Gn fp9noenoc 300:
s Spaa0oms
OpiDlbclie".
"; ben perbcnsberpmte Jpriatter g'ss'
TumaS.

6prtGuiueeu furesaar / Gil al Dc W
!eresiautcite Siospcriooer i SraririS'
Siitprie % er ct Ianet Sap AZ &iGr!'8'
heb % Dab. Sntrieer o. &en'f,pt,,
Sortalt meb bet Meiterifab. ION a!eas
en- Sitcfaturens Stormanb iom Gunias
rococr cper, elegant inSbnnSet me-
Sitelen | Sub paa 3na os Yerrl. SE!,
$3.50. Speciel 4ris til sibpnHeHp'
S1.25.
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. CO.
DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-12
uacuS Wctr.

9e Sorcneoe Staters getrbnrcni'
meooeIcr feIgcroc ON Gciret | StoS'
rummct lite til % mcb t6oc Sept.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair with temperature
near or somewhat below normal.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
TRAINS COMPANY
FOR GAMMA WALSKA

NEW YORK. Oct. eff Gamma
Walska Mccormick can't be a shin
ing light in the Metropolitan or
'hicago Opera organizations. she
will be a radiant luminary in her
, own company.
That. apparently. is the determ-
nation OF herself and her hus-
hand as revealed by plans now un-
der way for the engaging and
raining of a million dollar COM
Pany Of singers to serve as back
Eround for Nine. Walska's operatic
debut.
Jules Daibler. well-known op-
'-atic conductor. is recruiting sing
ing talent for the mammoth opera
venture. and II is reported McCor-
mick Is paying him a $4,000 a week
salary.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30

COuttuucd FROM rage one.
which they paraded through the
streets singing Fascist anthems.
Unconfirmed reports from Milan
stated the Fascist seized the NUM-
cipal offices and proclaimed a die
tatorship. Newspapers were sus-
pended.
Fascist have established military
headquarters at Perugia. where il
vas reported there was every indi-
ation the BLACK Shirts" were plan
i ing a march on Rome. Gen. Del
Bno. who was ordered to resign
I'm the government army last
Nsk because of his Fascist con-
neaons. has established headquar-
ten here and is surrounded by the
Fasisti general staff. The prefect
was forced to give up his keys to
the asurgents. All telephone and
teferaph wires were seized.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
Budget Reaches QuadriIlions.

p MOSCOW. Oct. 2s.-Russia's ouar-
terly budget is 1900. .ooo. 900. 900. 900
ruoles Yet 1t is expected the No
vemoer governmental income from
.as ana government trusts will
oaanee the paper issue. which is
averaging 25o.ooo.ooo, 900. 900 rubles
monthly. These figures were given
at the ali-Russian executive COM
nittee convention by Acting Finance
Minister sokolnykov.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
MELONS
OIL CUT RULING

Representative Frear. OF wiscon-
sin. WIS is keeping up a running
barrag,etter fire on Secretary Mel
lon. toe him to task again yester-
day in unnection with the 400 per
cent sto1 dividend of the Standard
OH Conway of New Jersey.
The pTDose of issuing stock div
idends toUoid payment of individ-
ual surtas will never be more fia-
grantly ie1denced in the history of
the counts than now. and your
failure to ipose any penalty on the
Standard q Company will arouse
more wideS'ead concern than you
seem to reale." says Mr.. Frear in
his latest vol,y.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
CLAIM NARCOTICS
KILLED YONG MAN

Winfield Albert Sat-, 81 years
old. 1913 Fourteenth rreet north
west. died early esterday at
Emergency Hospital tsm an over
dose of narcotics.
Scott lived with his arents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Scott, md is also
survived by a sister. Me and an
infant child. Funeral arangements
will be announced todsr
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
SMOKING BANNED;
QUHWELLESLEY

BOSTON. Mas, Oct. 2s.-when it
comes to wstion of quitting
cigarettes or, uitting Wellesley
College. Billie. &-se. of Barre. VT,
and Jean Roth. Il Stamford. Conn.
elected to leave Wellesley fiat.
Were resignirs' they said. "as a
protest against u antiquated no.
tion that nice peele don't That's
bunk. Plain oldashioned hokum.
Why. as a matter gfact. our great
great-grandmothen of frontier
times smoked corn sb pipes. Were
only a reversion toype. only we're
a little daintier abos IL
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
breaches on Lalnr

Dignity of Labor" was no them.
of the sermon by Rev. Iohn T.
Queally. at the annual nlusaI serv-
ice last night by the Colunba Lodge
No. 3. F. a. A. NJ. at tho camel of
the TRANSPORTATION Rsscopal
Church. Approximately 900 nded
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
ARMIES MARCH
AS MUSSOLINI
PICKS CABINET

Continued From Page One.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30

A full pound 60e box of these
delicious choeolate-covered nuts in
creams in an attractive box-3oc.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30
Box of rs, $I.25
Box of so, $3.50

Avalon, a h an d
made Porto Rican and
Havana filed cigar of
quality - never sold
before at less than Ioc.
Now. is the time for
you to stock up. just
think, a Ioc mild, sat
isfying cigar for a
nickle. Remember, at
Peoples. just for two
days. Let's go, men.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-30

Splendid quality Hot Water
Bottles and Fountain Syringes.
made OF pure gum rubber and
will last a long time; nearly 3
quart capacity. Regular price,
s9c. Special. 44hc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-25
FROM OUR READERS
THE SOUTHERN COLLEGE

The people of Lakeland are proud
of having this institution of learning
in their midst and have shown same
by dona ting nearly quarter OF mil
lion dollars to it. We fully realize
that an institution Of this kind is no:
a benefit to a town financially. Tina;
has been proven time and again. Blu,
while it is under construction it is
not fair that our home people should
do the work and the merchants OF
Lakeland should have the business
These people donated literally. Bust
ness was used as an inducemen'
to get people to subscribe. The pros
perity Of any community is measured
by the amount of wages paid for la
Dor. The labor of Lakeland has looked
upon the conditions offered by the
building committee and these Ala
bama contractors as an open insult
1t is a case of reviving the days OF
slavery. Yes, it is even worse than
slavery. Slaves had a home anC
something to eat and wear but who
can have a home and have something
to eat and wear on the meager sum
of Is cents an hour-mechanics in
proportion. We hear some old moss
back say why | used to work for sc
cents a day." but they don't tell you
what they could buy with that sc
cents" An acre of land and other
things in proportion. We honestly be
lieve that the majority Of the donators
to this college expected that every
man that worked on it Should have
the standard rate of wages. a wage
that man can live decent respect
able life with his family, educate his
children that they may be good citi
zens and lay up something for old
age. 1t looks to Us like it is taking
advantage of a mans adversely
1--WE have started our work at time
when you are needy and hungry and
we are going 10 give you as little as
possible"
What do you think Of asking a man
to work for ten long hours in tho hot
sun The government set the eight
hour day for workers on the railroad
and other places. Arc the good people
OF ono OF the greatest churches of the
south going to stand for the deal theii
representatives at Lakeland are es
tahlishing? II seems to me can heal
a great chorus Of voices say no,
y. W. BENSON,
Representing the Carpenters.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-25

Presidents Conference on Unemploy.
ment, based on figures from the Unit
ed States Employment Service, states
that for every 100 jobs available there
are now 100 applicants, as against 226
in January.
In other words, where there was
work for only Al per cent Of the seek
ers three months ago, there are now
jobs for 81 per cent. Based on an e-i.
innate of 100000 jobless, this means
employment for 100000 individuals.
In January there were SO appli.
cants placed out of every 100. For the
first week In April the number has
gone up to 80.
ut does not seem very much" said
Arthur Woods, chairman OF the Emer,
gency committee, which charted the
figures, "hut the gain is distinct and
continued. April's first week has I'M
proved on March and Is decidedly bet
ter than January, which gives the
conference much hope that the uneul
ployrnent situation Will continue to
brighten through the month and at
ter"
A committee Is now hard at work
under direction OF the conference
with the idea OF allcviating future do
pressions. II is making sturdy OF the
business, cycle and seasonal unempioy
| heht, ahdHwill report ON August 80.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-25
COUNTY AGENTS
NOTES.
VIM. CONNIE, County Agent,
Barlow, Florida.

Do not forget the following import
ant meetings, Watermelon Growers
meeting at 3 o'clock at the office o.
the Development Board at Fort Meade
Monday May s; Watermelon Grow
in the Bible Glass Room of the First
Methodist church, Monday May Sth.
State Horticultural Society at the
Auditorium Lakeland, May End.
have noticed in several groves
where the trees are alongside the
public road that they have an unthrif-
ty condition. and lots of scale. think
that this can be accounted for as the
dust from the roda accumulates on
the leaves giving the scale crawlers
an excellent place to hide, as they
usually hunt a covered place. Would
suggest that where this condition eX-
lists the trees should be given good
spraying with oil emulsion as soon
as heavy rains have washed the dust
from the foliage. Spraying with
clear water for immediate conditions
should help.
Several are complaining that an in
sect is attacking their bean crop. As
it rolls the leaves leaving small
web in the curled portion would sug
gest that where the crop is not too
advanced and the planting is small
that they be sprayed with PyroX. This
is easy to obtain and can be readily
applied
The early blight may appear on pc
tatoes at any time now though it may
not be noticed much during this dry
spell. 1t can be distinguished by
the brownish black dried areas in the
| leaves. At first the plant has
| tendency to wilt and is inclined to
a yellowing, if allowed to get aheaA
in time the field will look as if a
! fire had hit it. When the above
symptoms are first noticed spray
with Bordeaux 4-450. 1t is always
advisable no matter where or what
seed is obtained, that it be soaked
TO-; a few minutes in formaldehyde
piHt 70 40 gallons of water.
| Spraying for whitefly and scale can
/ be done at advantage about the thirC
week in May with oil emulsion. If
red spider is still bad add one pound
of soluble sulphur. A good mixed
spray can be made of one gallon o.
oil emulsion, procurable from any
supply or fertilizer house, and 60 gal
Ions of water, plus one poung of sOlu
BILE sulphur, NOT lime sulphur
have inspected many pieces of lane
this week for prospective purchasers
and there seems to be quite a de
mand for Polk county groves in ou
localities.
A communication from headquart
ers advises that itinerarys are being
made up for the citrus meetings t,
be held in South Florida. Counties il
May. The dates for Polk county vii.
be announced from time to time az
soon as completed.
The county agent is at your ser
vice free. Call upon him at his Of
flee. Phone $3.50, Barlow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-25

: Growth
in service to
the growers OF
florida Citrus Exchan&
A dozen years ago the citrus growers of Florida
launched their marketing organization to put end
to unbearable conditions.
1t early found that more be done than
simply to effect the sale of fruit efficiently at prices salts
factory to the members.
There needed to be adequate provision for accounting
that the funds of the growers be saeguarded properly and
business be handled without confusion or delay.
Then there had to be provided expert direction of traf
fc affairs else thousands of dollars would since have been
lost the growers each in transportation muddes
and claims refused by carriers.
From this beginning after the experimental period
past naturally developed the movement to make
operative purchases of supplies possible for members of
the Florida Citrus Exchange. Thus the Exchange Supply
Company aas born.
was logical step to the manufacture of fertilizers
and crate materials by the growers in their plants
with profits between manufacture and the growers own
packing houses with business handled there has been
decentralization OF existing trade conditions.
Since then has followed horticultural service which
puts unbiased scientific knowledge Of trained grove experts
at the service Of the Florida Citrus Exchange membersto
the end that they shall be enabled produce fruit
given area, and fruit of higher grade
Also, laboratory service which assures members of
The Exchange of the precise nature of the materials pur
chased be used in the manufacture of their fertilizers
and makes actual analyses of all mixtures before these
shipped to growers from the cooperative plants where
they manufactured.
In addition this laboratory service includes soil
nnInh nkInuI
the utilization of Gull citrus fruits in various ways Of pos
problem is solved will undoubtedly be through the ves-
legations of the growers organization
Not0 financial service, through the operations
of the Growers Loan and Guaranty Company phich for
the first time has made generally available TO Florida
Citrus Exchange members looms their
co~cb6 interest rates, and sohout necessity
VaIae of fruit By premature SALE
The growth of service Of the growers co-opera-
tive organization has been no less gratifying than the
of shipments of the great marketing system maintained by
the Florida Citrus Exchange Growers not yet affiliated
should longer delay taking steps become members
Ask the local Association Sub
Exchange the Florida
Citrus Exchange Tampa.
- Fs3'!HG:z Ezzt:4@zeA g
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-04-25
GOOD FOR THAT "FLU" COUGH

For quick relief from the wearing
coughs that hang On" after the
grippe or influenza, take Foley S
Honey and Tar. Mrs. X. d. Drake,
Childs, Md, writes:
After an attack of the flu that left
me with severe cough nothing
seemed to relieve me till l tried
Foley's Honey and Tar, which l can
highly recommend" 1t is also good
for Group, whooping cough and colds.
1t puts a soothing, healing coating ov-
er the inaamed surfaces, cuts the
phlegm, eases hoarseness, clears the
air passages.
For sale by Henley's Drug Store.