More Evidence of Superiority on Hess Brand Paper Shell Pecans Covington, Ky., Jan. 16, 1919. [Sidenote: Over 200 pounds in a single order] The barrel of Hess Pecans that you sent me got here in good condition, weight just as you say—202 lbs.—all right. They are certainly fine nuts and fine to eat. Nuts and apples make a fine meal, take that from me. Friends of mine think they are the best nuts (pecans) they ever came across. My advice to the public—more nuts, less meats and there would be less sickness. I have lived on nuts, fruit and vegetables for the last four years and never sick. F. J. L. Auckland, New Zealand, Mar. 8, 1920. [Sidenote: “Perfect” says New Zealand purchaser] Received safely the 12 oz. box of Pecans which you so promptly sent me on receipt of price. The pecan is unknown out here, and the arrival of this stranger caused no little excitement. The pecan is all you claim for it—we all pronounce it perfect. F. L. G. Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 29, 1919. [Sidenote: Food value superior to beef] The box of Hess Pecans arrived O. K., but they didn’t last long. I never saw such a wonderful product in my life, and as for food value—we need not worry about Beef becoming short or extinct. H. J. W., M.D. Goulburn, Jan. 14, 1918. They are the first pecans that I have ever seen and I must say that they come entirely up to your description and are splendid nuts. C. F. M. Cleveland, O., Dec. 24, 1919. [Sidenote: “The finest nut on earth”] I am in possession of the 10 pounds of the Paper Shell Pecan. Without doubt it is the finest nut that exists on earth. I am happy I have bought 5 Units of your wonderful plantation. M. M. New Orleans, La., Dec. 30, 1918. I have received the box of Hess Pecans. I like them so well that I enclose payment herewith, and request you to send a box to Mrs. G. D., New Orleans. C. F. L. South Bend, Ind., Dec. 13, 1919. [Sidenote: Liked 10 lb. box, orders two more] The 10 lb. Box of Pecans you sent me came to hand and are good, fresh, and very fine. I enclose you my check for $25 for two more 10 lb. boxes. A. J. San Jose, Cal., May 3, 1919. [Sidenote: By all odds the best]