THEORY OF (‘-ONSI'.\IP’I‘IOX.
Btu-t Sellafl‘ner & \lal‘\ (Hie Prizes for
Best I sou) Along This Line.
There may time been times in the
- last few years when the American rit-
‘lzen. who usuull)‘ thinks of himself
vaguely as "the ctinsutnhr." felt that
he had mighty little to say al10ut
priees. or quality or anything else. ‘
It seemed to him as though he had
to take what he rould get and pay
what was demanded, and that there'dent and editor of the
wasn't anything he could do about it.
He’ll be surprised. if he'll read "The
"The 'I‘heory of Consumption." which
has just won the $1.0m) Hart Schult-
ner (\3 Murx Class A prize for 1921
mfor the lust essay on eennmnies. tn
tll:‘~l'0\l‘l' that he is the master after
all. The giant steel mill. the builder
ot‘ loenmothes. the refiner of sugar or
the maker of needles all how to the
eonunami ot' the consumer in the long
Tllll.
He'll be surprised. too. to learn that
in the period of after—war intlatimr
ll“ .vvm largely responsible for llt'.‘
run :1\~':1_\ markets, “hieh put prim-s
slu lllLIlt lie Mann-«l some Muster-
ltntr. pets-nus. who!" he usuall) spoke
of .1~ "the protiteers," for it, If he
hantw 11ml to he 11 prmiueer ut‘ some-
—1———..
its of the manuscripts submitted.
were:
I’rotessor J. Laurence Laughlin. of
the l'niversity of Chicago.
Professor J. B. Clark. of. Columbia
' University. '
The late professor Henry C. Adams.
of the University of Michigan.
Professor Edwin F. Gay, former
professor of economics and dean of
the school of business administration
10f Harvard University. and nowpresi-
New York
l) \ening lost.
F-‘ormn United States Senator 'lheo-
dole L‘. B111 ton.
ACTI VITY ()l“ HO“ [‘5'
“J0! N HRS."
\\'.\ R .V .N 0 I"
\
against what appears to
“joiners” ot‘ l‘ra-
A warninu‘
he :1 group of bogus
ternnt organizations was sent out to—
day by \Villimn .l. MeGinley. supreme
seer-tar) of the Knights of Columl-us.
"Their stock in trmie." he states ‘is
a supply of insignia buttons at various
fraternal organizations. such as the
Masons, Knights of Columbus. l'llks
ett‘. \Ve lune e\i1lenee that one man
who applied for and rel-wired assist-
ance from :1 lx‘. 01' ('. (‘Ullllt‘il 0n the
plen that he was a stranded Knight 11?"
“1:11;. as net! us a enusnntei at man)
lt'l ms ll lieu-r ureurtmi to hint to in-
11111l1 httnselt' in the “lunhteer” 211111;»
"i'l.o innsumer” turn-ll 11;»
\xln n he bought \\il1ll) llt'_\l)lltl his .‘lt‘~
Ill twine-i newts; he t'utt- ~ (I tin in
4|u\\n ngzlin when he “oultl no lnlt't‘l
;.:.\.111 :11! hints-elf In a plenum “11111
piitts
lt- tuttl<l no lnnuer i-a_\ the lilllltln‘tl
I): It i -.
It '. 1< 1-1 11:" been thus. 11nd prolml-l)’
:11 Ms ntll ll". nt't'tii‘tllllL.’ to "Titt-
’l‘|1’ 111 nl ('unsinnivtion.” which “as
\\1 H111 l1\‘ \liss Ila'Nl l()il\. l'l1 ll,
Tutu-paw nt‘ (‘hitu’lutr 1010; l'h ll,
t‘hienuu, I'JL'H: assist.
nrvt pint-nor of economies, l‘JlZl-lN.
:nnl Hllll<lll'lllll with the .\lllt'l'lt'.|ll
Magnum: Mission in |.(11nl41n i1 litl‘x
l‘.‘ It Is '1 tnrlh‘tei‘ly study or the suh-
11-1 1, 111111111 in :1 \er_\' remln-h- >l\lt.
:txv-t “ill he made :nailaivlo- in th- i-ul-
llt‘ l.1ler111 luluk l'nt‘lll. ‘
Su-nml prize in (‘lnss .-\1
l'11111 isllx nt‘
331-11. “1 nt
t-etvnmnist ill the littn'nu nt' \aluatmu.
ln't-rstate ('utntneree C(Illllllisslult. tut
:1 utntli. entitled "The lleuulatinn :nnl
71l.!11:t!?t’lllt'lll of Public l’tilities,” :\r.1i
thv nnlm-s awarded lmnnral-Io- tutu
llvtt 141:1 stlltl}. t'lllilletl "'i'|1o~1\ttit|:1i1
«i the .\1neri(':1n l~‘e(i('~t'atiun (1t lztlmx
'l‘numvl ln-uislntion lilltl- l'olllits.” l1)
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lst inn/w. Still“. to mel ’l‘ Ntt‘finz 'l‘hmne ”"1 ”I x"'.“"”‘ i
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[filament in the l'nitetl States l'ustal
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rents
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Masons \\ it h'
t'nluinlnus, apprnneltui
strumlwl'
the pin a that he was :1 ‘
Mason. Similar wnnplaints hau- tn-uaj
reeeiwwl trmn llllll‘V tlit'l'et'ent pninh l
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t‘ouilx In "‘-']th|' \\ll.’ll
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t'uhnnlnis are
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ire “ell ali'e to tank after (h: 111-;
sehes."
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l.t':l'.:llt «It “11111141 \utet‘s “ill [nut in.
nuspit'es ot' the
“'nniau's
League ltl the
Huh-11mins on ’l‘hurstiuu
Mn 1!.
'l‘hn lnlsin-t-‘r: muting “ill he held
lllllll l 11. n1. Lunehmm
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from It «lis-
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win! it! atteuvl the aflo- rnuun leetnns
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l“t-.‘ill stl.1\‘.lnrt.-s :11't «Nam :11:
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The value of grapefruit and
oranges, in calories or fuel units of
food, has been amply demonstrated
by medical and scientific research.
Now science has found these
fruits equally rich in vitamincs, the
food clcmcnts essential to the per-
pctuation of life; vitamins: making
1 ‘ Rib/2' in Food and Health Values
the system.
the vitamincs.
other food constituents available to
It is the juice of grapefruit and
oranges that contains the calories and
Sealdsweet Florida
fruits are heavywith Juice, indicated
by weight, hence their usefulness as
food and {or maintaining health.‘
.\ dish or lt‘o-sll ln-rrit-s is l't‘ittL’litII’
Stop-—L00k--List
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
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Grapefruii‘ and Om ”ges’
In buying grapefruit and oranges, remember that true
beauty is more than skin deep. The real merit of these
citrus fruits is in the juice and good looks do not signify
juiciness.
Grapefruit or oranges that are russet or golden W111
be found just as juicy and sweet as fruits which are
bright on the outside.
Whatever the color, treeoripened
Scaldsweet: grapefruit and oranges are good to cat.‘
For Inner Goodne§§
That .Wz’ll Satisfy
Sealdsweet grapefruit and oranges may be depended upon, . This
I
Inner goodness IS the first a1m of the co-operating growers who market
their fruit through the Florida Citrus Exchange.
j The some trees produce grapefruit and oranges that vary in cuter
t
’ 'appearance from bnght and golden to russet, but are equally:
Inside. Buy for Ju1c1ness and sweetness rather than by color us ..g
the Scaldsweet trade-mark as your guide.
if a?
‘_5 1 S
Handsome Book As a Gift
"Florida' a Food- Fruits" , beautifully illustrated: '
Contains direccions for the use of Scaldswecc
grapefruit and orange: in a multitude of ways. .
i ‘ fiend your name and address for gift copy.’ ‘1 it
FLORIDA CITRUS EXCHANGE
-' CITRUS EXCHA.\GE BUILDING . "
," 1‘ .TAMPA, FLORIDA * E
V.
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611
The Ford Motor Company, announces the following new prices:
Effective 12:01 A. M., Monday, January, 9th, 1922
- .- $430.00
Chassis -
$285.00
Runabout - - $319.00
Touring Car $348.00
F. O. B. Detroit
Truck
Coupelet
Sedan
$580.00
$645.00
&
Ford Cars Are Lower’Today Than Ever Before!
This is your opportunity.
now.
Keep off the waiting list.
It will only be a question .of delivery
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GET YOUR FORD NOW!
EE WILCOX
' , OPERATING 30 FORD STORES 9 '
‘ ‘s 52 NORTH MAIN STREET
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