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BETTER FRUIT 



October 



g^iffia^S 



A Weatherproof Coat 



In every Raynster there is a Raynster Label. That label assures 

 you something more than just a raincoat. It is the sign of the 

 best in weatherproof clothing of all kinds. It is the proof of full 

 value for money received. 



Buy a Raynster today and be sure the label is in it. Raynsters 

 are good insurance of health and clothing for every member 

 of your family. 



There are Raynsters in all styles of weatherproof clothing. 

 The heavy rubber surfaced kind for outdoor work; cloth coats 

 suitable for dress or work, these are good overcoats as well as good 

 raincoats; heavy ulsters that are warm and shower-proof, splendid 

 for driving in cold or rainy weather. Raynsters are made for 

 every member of the family and are priced according to materials 

 and workmanship necessary to produce each particular kind — the 

 label guarantees value for price — always look for it. Don't buy 

 just any old raincoat when your dealer can get you a Raynster, 



Write for a Style Book showing many Raynster models. 



United States Rubber Company 



Clothing Division, New York and Boston 



Trade Mark 

 Beg. U. S. Pat. Off. 



Look for this Label in your Raynster 



Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. 



ago, were nearly destroying everything 

 shipped. Mr. Powell, now the head of 

 the distributing agency in California, 

 while with the Department of Agricul- 

 ture, perfected the methods of disin- 

 fecting by which every lemon, orange 

 and grapefruit is treated now before 



being shipped. The cantaloupe in- 

 dustry of the Imperial Valley was de- 

 stroying itself by a nefarious practice 

 until experiments of the Bureau of 

 Markets proved conclusively that wrap- 

 pings of the cantaloupes, which was 

 done to enhance the appearance in ad- 



vertised brands, was injurious to the 

 product and often caused 40 per cent 

 loss on long hauls. 



In a jar in my possession are infected 

 potatoes exactly as they arrived in 

 Portland from California. These pota- 

 toes were a total loss; the freight paid 



