. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. FMC Corporation, Florida Abteilung Fahrrinne Allee. In Lakeland, Florida n Bitte senden Sie mir Verkaufsunterlagen auf tropischen Brise Wind Maschinen Q Bitte haben Vertriebsmitarbeiter kontaktieren Sie mich NAME ADRESSE (RFD). Stadt viele Beeren wollte, mich zu sehen, so ging ich zu seinem Büro. Er wollte 100 Boxen" von Beeren. Ich erklärte ihm, dass es ein Embargo auf Beeren und, wenn es angehoben werden, würde Er nicht von mir wieder zu kaufen. Er sagte, daß er mich geben würde 7,50 $ eine Box für alles, was ich hatte, und jedes Jahr hatte ich Beeren er sie kaufen würde, aber er konnte nicht mehr zahlen. I

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. FMC CORPORATION, Florida division FAIRWAY AVENUE. LAKELAND, FLORIDA n Please send me sales literature on Tropic Breeze Wind Machines Q Please have sales engineer contact me NAME_ ADDRESS (RFD). CITY lot of berries wanted to see me, so I went to his office. He wanted 100 boxes' of berries. I told him there was an embargo on berries and when it would be lifted, he would not want to buy from me again. He said he would give me $7.50 a box for all I had, and every year I had berries he would buy them, but he couldn't pay any more.. I told him it was a deal, I gave him 400 boxes. I had a big crop that year and I divided them all among my customers. To-day is a different story. When I go to the stores to sell berries, they say "yes" we will take your berries, but you will take the American price. Last season's quotations on the Amer- ican price in the Atlantic Prov- inces was $3.75, $4.00, $4.25 and $4.50. That is the highest they have been. I would like to know what the farmer who grows the berries' gets for them when, they are sold so low. As you know everything has sure gone up in price, and I can't see why the American growers don't put a $1.00 or more on the box. Ail they need to do is say there are no berries for Christ- mas, and they could get almost anything for them. No one ap- preciates an article if it is' too cheap. My cranberries last year brought me $5.50 and $6.00 a box. I put them up the same as the American's, in cellophane front boxes, 1 lb. packages. I never want to tell anyone how to run their business, but I think a raise in the American market would help a whole lot, besides' it would help me. When the sugar prices went up, there wasn't a shortage and youi could buy it or leave it. Most people bought it just the same. Now, Mr. Hall, if you think this letter is worth printing in your Magazine, you have my per- mission to do so. If you ever come to Nova Scotia, give me a call. Your

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