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MS ;i person cmild easily carry away from a grocery store. Recognizing 

 this demand, Mr. J. F. Benton of Arcata has been packing apples in 

 cartons which hold just one third of a box. Figs. -V> and 56 show one 

 of his special carti us packed and ready ti> seal, and the other sealed. 

 It i> pr.l>ahle that large growers close to market would not he justified 





I-'ii:. ',:.. ('arton used by J. F. Bt-nton of Arcata. which holds one third of a box 



of apples. 



in making such a pack, but on the other hand the grower with a small 

 orchard, located at a distance from market, might be able to secure a 

 limited fancy trade by packing only the very finest apples in such 

 packages as these. Mr. Benton secures his own market and deserves 



success in his new venture. 



