Vendor pushing a cart labeled ""High Dainties Frozen Dainties 1 Cent."" The July 19, 1911 Evansville Journal News carried an advertisement with this text: ""More Dainties. We are selling more dainties this year than ever before owing to the fact that all of the ingredients which enter into the making of this delightful confection conform to the requirements of the pure food law. Excellent for the children and invalids. Every dainty is wrapped in dust-proof, germ-proof vegetable paper wrapper, free from dust and rust. Only 1 Cent Each--All Flavors. Every day the Dainty Man passes your door. See that the name--""High's Frozen Dainties"" is on the wagon. For parties, lawn fetes and picnics--Get our prices. D. N. High [but city directories say David H. as does his obituary) 522 Upper Sixth Street."" Upon his April 24, 1915 death, the dainties were given to charitable institutions.