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name of the locality, and also the name of the state where the fruit 

 is grown. For instance, 'Benclersville, Pa." Let ''Pennsylvania" 

 stand out in bold relief. If this is done and the box contains fancy 

 fruit, the grower will soon establish a reputation for himself. 



On the other end of the box is stamped the number of apples 

 in the box, the packer's number, the grower's name, and the word 



Fig:- 5- Side View of Boxes After Nailing:, Showing: 

 Proper Bulg:e in Top and Bottom. 



(Courtesy of "Better Fruit.") 



"fancy." Every consumer on buying a box of apples knows that he 

 is getting a definite number. 



Question. How are boxed apples going to be placed in the 

 car without bruising? 



Answer. The boxes are placed on their sides. Cleats are laid 



Fig:, b. Nailing: Press. (Courtesy of "Better Fruit.'") 



between the layers, thus allowing for the spring of the car. 



Question. Is there any difference in carrying, whether the 

 fruit is packed on the end or on the cheek ? 



Answ^er. There may be, but it can hardly be avoided if the 

 proper bulge is to be secured. Certain varieties, like the Spitzen- 

 burg, pack up better on the cheek. 



