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THE SIGNAL
VirligliZEMEMMaiti
GODERICH, ONT.
Cleanin. Pressing
Repairing
import service on ladies'
and men's clothing
Satisfaction Ouarauteed
W. C. SNAZEL
Haberdasher and Dry
MUD' AMIE 3:39
1 Sunday Afternoon
By I&&BEL HAMILTON
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Goderieb, Oat.
are likely to prove a common rutn :
they that devour our another are In a
1 fair way to be consumed one of an-
other. Christian churches cannot be
ruined but by their own hands; but if
Christians, who should be helps to one
1 another, and r joy one to another, be
am brute breasts, bitlug and devouring
each other, what can be expected lout
that the Ood of love should deuy His
grace to them. and the spirit of love
should deport from them. and that the
evil eplrlt who reeks the destructlou
thew all should prevail? Happy
would it lie-toi the *buret If Oh
taus would let *11 their quarrels be
ttoldlers of the crow, arise,
Gird you with your armor bright;
Mighty are your enemies,
Hard the tattle ye moat
"Mid the hunter of waut and woe,
SiTangerr to jhe Britt; ward, •- 1 swallowed up of this, even r quarrel
1L.:he Jlarlke herald gam. --__._,.,_-tligkInst aim In .ttwmeeereee -•wM-
Lot the vttke of huts be heard. I places where they live. To excite
-W, W. How.
il'hrlMtluts heteenuto, and to assist
'PRAYER
!them herein, the apostle in verses 16-18
points out how the corrupt and carnal
With hope In our hearts, hope fn•' part of us rtrivew and etrugglees and re-
spired by Thy Spirit, we would watch I sista earn, thing that is spiritual. On
sad work and pray for the muting ora ( the -other Land, the renewel,part of us
lois.
better day in our national In strives against the flesh, and opposes
Thee we trust. Amen. 'the will and desires of it. Christians
are subject to this struggle throughout
S. S. LESSON FOR NOV, let, 1931 their whole 11fe, so that by reason of
�Leman Toper—World's Temperance this opposition they csnuut du *II the
Lesser. good they would; but t'eeauMe of the
Leeson Passage --Galatians 5:13.26. principle of grace In their hearts they
Golden 13-18apostle-tells t their e
those are not permitter! to du all the evil
ntre t nature werW----prompt
them to do.,,
to whom he is writing that they have
been called unto liberty but that the to verses 1!i _�(i Paulsear forth the
litterty Christians enjoy 1s not a 'leen-
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evil thing+ man Is prompted to do and
lions liberty: [bough i'hrlaf-- Lin( -'1'e-
deemed us from the curse of the law,
yet he has not freed us from the oblk
I gation of it : the Gospel is a doctrine
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CAFE
We serve the public with the
very best in wools
CAPITAL CAFE
George Young, Proprietor
CLEVELAND'S BAKERY 1
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PASTRY
All orders given our prompt
and' courteous attention -
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rider agnlnst them the thing's that re -
snit front the I tdwetling 'irplrlf.' Tailor
catalogue of the manifest works of
the flesh some are sins against the
F errutl' e• nutriment : sAMP are sins
according to godliness: and is so far
against the asst and second command -
from giving the least coutenance to meta.: others are sins against our
>11 that it Illy. n. orders the greatest ighlor.-and (•ottrsry to the royal
it..-
Ip t>iw-} A110 inure -i- :see are as
.Sema. lila& R "t"'";�trrfr--* ehettbe
Taus to this wMy 01 riiintThg anti act' l cans** acrd revrllings rt esters. Thou he
'-deg,-lle,piata au to he'tn. tl)at co
a wanting, gaying thea.
es the ons -A: the whale law of_ man's... „ins -witch' wilt nndnahteotiy shit
'h
Iaat•inr towards Ida fellow-man.He own out 01 heaven.
then ptlnts out the dangerws tendency in w siting on the 'same subject to
the Curlutblans be rone•lude's with: -
TO DEMMITT WE GO
A STORY OF MISSION WORK
By Maude F. McEwen, in The New Outlook
1 was calllug ou our minister's wife,
who is a very busy person. We were
sitting in bee cosy little kitchen, while
she watched* ber oven very carefully,
jspl ag Just t/t_1a brush isade-Ai a
ipe she •
mother in Qutarlu.
atseauSlIbd t e
our home missionaries are; they Book
E. U. CLEVELAND
Telephone 114 West Street
wives ---at
well, ecru to larking bread ; make their
children's clothing; play for the church
services very often; sing In the choir,
teach Sunday *liool ; call ou the sick,
the needy and the afflicted. All this little lug sc•hoolhoure with He charm of
while their Eastern Sisters are eujuy- isolation, among the beautiful tall
lug the comforts of a well -furnished trees, In this Alberta's most westerly
amuse, with probably a maid to as- United ('hunch service.
slid; a paid church organist ; a par- Forty-five of these humble ploueer
tor's assistant ; a church secretary, people were gathered here to llsteu to
pieuty of Sunday school teachers, and the earueet words of their youu[ per-
mit the quota of the highly-orgaulzel tor. Rev. William Moms, graduate of
church work. with Its ezpeusive plants Victoria r('ollege. They haven't any
seal programmes. musical instrument, but the singing
• Whits 1 -was mentally making tithe WAS ltd by their tauctur and him taleut-
coinparisew, this alert young lady sod- ed wife. The whole congregation
detly remarked, "Would you like to 6o joiaisksin the singing, as though they
out with us to Dewmltt some Sunday?" were really enjoying it too.
"1, would be....trj tied to, gee," 1 an- The inside of the w•huolhouSe la
towered. i had passed the echoolboure
where the sen ice+ are held several
time*. It is really on the way to
Pout* Coupe and lhiwsuu Creek. Dem -
mitt Is the last station in Alberta on
the. Northern Alberta Railway, and
tweittzeigisejbut our littler -town *t-.
ffithe.
veers . u acs a e
go to Deentmiti. it was 'a beaut[fnl
tieytefler after444Mu4. with .a tittle cool-
ue'.s in the air: the tree.' were just
(Wants Account
Paid in U. S. Money
Rate of Exchange Affect[ Coal
thought, How could there be wavy at- Purchase--Propostal for Re -
tend here? where would they all come lief Work
trues? -we saw uuly shout r drawn
houses along the highway.
'Pttey came in twos dud threes, some
eu horwbmck ; some in buggies; a num-
trekked by the path* tbruugh the
woods, these poorly clad pioneer w•o,treYj wa%r "'dill` --right commiwiuu
a letter was received from the
ehlidrlae; route lu aternlle; y . (391aretta.,
girls, sweet and pretty in their Sun- llhio, asking that an account of some
day dn+uers; but null withal a whglr $53 for coal purchased by the rom-
rowe laud-frsritlg congregation. They utimeion lee paid Iu New York funds.
all wet together, meeting It a [seat The difference would be about uta. The
opportunity to worship God, in thisconoubseI1ke did not decide Just what
w -as to 1*• :fine about It.
Applications of Thos. Bell and S. Mc-
Phail for three -wire w'rvire for reel -
deuces. both on Nelwm street.' were
passel. as were also applleattona of
lire. (:race 11. Ween'. Nelwn. street,
mud Joseph Rae•hlc-r. Park street, for
eleetrlc range service. The applleatlon
of Albert E. Harker, Rayfield road, for
electrlr range service was paasc4 eln-
dltinaally upon -.-nelgtrhe.r'w-eiseeree-
tracting for a similar service.
1t was decided to Inform the toter
-Cot-it that the eottonheelon Ta pre
pare
ed-te-eettsfrt et two .wgi4 wets"-
guile rudely wade, the logy helot tanks at an estimated coat et 222.090e
chinked with plaster and the eelliu[ provided thin work can be Included in
the program of relief work under the
The discount on Canadian money
across the border 1s affecting frenetic -
Wens In coal. At the last mtetlug of the
men and the roughly &lad turn; bare
Caleria Bim. Stir
asr
llLC
Tour personal appearance and
beauty starts with your hair.
PHONE 6W6 WEST STREET
If it Is not wonky, y, do 1t not; If It
la not true, speak it not. -Marcus Aura
Un..
marded, the stove * long wood stove
of the very old-tashioued type; the Governnwnt plan. The proposal is to
spats, w•houl-seat* of e.urst'. Suave of Mer one of them- tanks at the end
Monument -- Wim.
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P.O. Boz 161 G.d.rish. Oat.
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Quick -cis - Economical
our United ('hunch people hod 11 hand of Cameron street and the other ono l „wok with
to slt'lu "romfor(able seats all- tbqutlgh t .�'" 1$
-- - - rv'ser�+tlrev erier'ltrr oteeo?tee rcposer -'
legiuuiug to Change color: clu'ster's of
poplars have taken on a beautiful tinge
M Dt
Ea Off! ' tmatt thct(F people' 1u SAM' of a lire In either of these •
sat to thew small
wfiool ants, and in sections, the pump nn the motor fire
Mo p lastr4r•w they found neeeewrr i trnek roved he fed from the tank. thus
to pet their feet out In thee aisles for i making up for any leek of . h;rdrant
lack of spare. Some sat on rough ; pressure.
f * eontrrry behavior if instead of plank. by the wells, but in spite of
serving one another in lore, and there -of deep yellow, with a scarlet shrub
all this the congregation were very
by fulfilling the law of dud.
"ye bite
,ifed but beer'
and detour • ane another fake teat are washel•
and there; the. rose bushes that. reverent,. and• -the write impressive; DONNYBROOK
hat ve are rand
�the bare bhswgl en profuse during the there vras a• stillness to the hole
pal name
Ye are Just wu
i
that "ye e not car mored one of an- '
ether." Msttbcw Henry refers to this' Landd n b
v' _- ONNY-11144w►K,- O.4.--J%--rivlet-
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me n[ rite ipiunths of JUtle and July area pretty Beene, Roth Inside ■nd out, I though
frit of our:
Lord Jesus. F the RV
maroon color ne•.tl.sl in among the of that quotation, Be MIR and know
in tit' followIng words.:-'•MntualoMI." in s."1.'4°4'22 and 211 Paul acts forth the trolls 01 the Spirit of our smeller shrubs and grasses: the fire- that I am teal."
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ateliaamong brethren, It persisted in, God and adds "against such there Is no Tb aloes Itrre are alwaJs well at-
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The spastic concludes Oda chapter
with a caution against pride and envy
MT still therr. hiuwiug In the Septem- drew. counting the babies.
u'
171*' glory which Bowel from me'ls ber breeze.
Rev. Mr. Moss and his wife broth
vale glory sad 1's one great ground for Flock@ And docks of wild ducks are
that biting and devouring which tbe,l pial• and sing, and preach. and no one
• ale warptki them a�itis[ of tllFiaajoJing their. unmolested life on the could doubt their earnestness and love
=ialtet• oral' s. •'ht•'liass arc Slltiai of their wash, when they saw them In
shout among the stooks of gratin, their much a Netting. so .hr removed front
meal« are easy of access these days; anything they had hitherto been ac -
high up auuung the trees a -solitary customed to.
black crow- flie v.
`'As cue trice along-the-`iseentlfnl
whaling road we retitle, that Septem-
ber Is here: we -try to forget that win -
ester ftohl*'lowwhMoyan-dIne
tiesly IattzRybpedozat inpgresIn-
a golden haze. There Is something
rte enchanting alropt our Western
antmmns.
ou'll a
weed. that grow'. 111 such abundance.
all user this northland. Is a paler
shade: the wild aster is almost gone;
the wild flower gardens are all faded.
r M•
tended. somet Imre_ 514 many as seventy
atteud . and on Mother'* Day In YY
they had an attetlrnce of one hue
Sad that Kellogg's Corn Flakes are
.;.,,-• ides' for te.children's supper. Wholes
some. Easy to digest. Packed with fla-
_ror andcr.iispnese! Millions of mothers
nn
WORLD MiSSIONS -
I.i4ltor and Backward resides
The i.eague of Nations has been ren-
dering a very useful service by pub.
'errs.,
llsltiug the fart that very startling In
in the quantities of liquor con-
stituted
on-
+u med by backward peoples In man-.
i date) territnry have taken place dur-
�tng reeent years. Agreem*'M1 had been
*tittered into to prevent this very thing.
but cvi4ently they have been largely Re drive through marbly pioneer
1nPRrectunl. iurrcas*'s ranging from eo.nntry. and one wonders how any per -
two to urn times have Men reported son could praesthly exist in these ramgh•-
aad In several crura in countries ly made log cable*. with so very little
where there was a vert small whirr of the needful cprfelta ort } home.
population. For Inst nee. In the ('oar Ai we near the little log achoolhowe
eroons ander a British mandate the
twoud Where llle thumb Nervier is held I
Iimports f such eptr(te .let - J
n - .
whisky. gin and rum had increase]
from 702 gallons in 1921 to 4.904
As the service ended and as we came
out into the teauttfnl September sun-
shine, we could nut help but admire
the scenery tall about us. The school
I. built on a bill and the land stretches
.low* -4. a - label -Abe autumn foliage
decks the trees and shrubs: on the
(Age ,of the" Like: 1 baby moose stands
gazing at the eoog?etpation-It has no I Emma ('suit
In I ST. HELENS
19211. while the lighter liquors had risen
from 941 gallons- - to .71.00$. 1* Aho HELENS. °et. 19.-Mrz. it
Woods. with all her family of seas
and daughters, Mons -In-law .nil grand-
children, enjoyed ThanksgIring 'Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whether*,
Chesney.
(tally Day service was observed in
St _Helots. United church Sunday
morning. The leader, Rev. T C.
WIIkinMon. had .charge. Four of the
young girls took the stories -Misses
Edith Ifiruln, Dorothy McDonald, Is-
obel and Helen MUler. Altogether
it was ■ very Inspiring service for old'
French Calneroona the Increase bald
been equally large during the! mime
period.
This crowding of liquor upon hack-_
ward peoples was something that was
heard a gruel deal about in the old
Idays. 141,1 I_here was a reasonable hope
that a little Mori conscience In such'
matter' wee exercised at the present I
time. ,..tit evidently such a hope was
vupla. he dLMr1M.l encouragement of
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slide in that it to carried on in man•I
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Magic White... iarge Nettle ler
Amer—align gibed Pineapple 2.('
Molasses 1 St's Ilk =
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Salad D
re
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21c Big12-Boot.tec
dated territory and among peoples who 1
were suppo'.r4 to Mire the spe'Ial pro -
Te en -tie getreenment!1 of elitist -
fan 'tattoos. The League's figures deal
only with official returns. thnngh smug-
gling liquor into many .If these coati-
tele+ Is 1levaitted to be a very preva-
lent evil.
hears that the liquor trade tans WIMP -
thing in the form of a eonecie•nce in
three moxlern times Is. apparently, as
mach without foundation as it ever
wail. However much etrilizerl peoples
may he able to resist and overcome the
pills of 114 -nor drinking. tt 11 a welt,
known feet, proved by eentnrteee of his-
tory. that it spells almost complete dis-
aster for aboriginal beopiiae. Rut arch a
tactaa, that seems to weigh not at all
with the man who has liquor to sell..
It 1s hoped that the activities of
the. Leumi- 'of Nations in this matter
will stir rip a 01111 c se men tat
will compel A . decrease in these tragle
figures.
was withdrawn Iu the 1'nited diureb
on Sunday ow•Ing to the anniversary
services In Auburn l'nited church. The
1'. P. S. meeting also was withdrawn
on Friday evening to allow the meat -
iter to attend the convention ■t Myth.
The evening meeting was addressed by
Dr. Langford. who gate an especially
interesting and inspiring address. Next
Frkiay eight's meeting will he In
charge of Hiss M. Jefferson, and Mrs.
A_ W. Campbell will give the topic.
Rev. Dr. Mortlmure visited In this
vicinity last Thursday.
Messrs. Gordon and F-arl Dow of
Rusaeldale vidted.rela.tice* here' .t (hr
week -end.
Mr. and Moe. J. 1'. Robinson visited
at the home of Mr. Gen. Naylor on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ig Jefferson visited
at Mr. C. Pntter'9, Blyth. on Sunday.
Mrs. Rohr. ('hamnry called on Miss
one day last week.
fear of man -this is Its home -we are I We are pleased to re rt that Mrs
it* guests -Its forefathers have roamed It p'
t?11.se Itnda for hae4lreds of yettn : it Jftc (er ren V aosewhat - bettR
ralani its head In mute understanding, atter her rexnt aT to i gielt.
and we Imagine It slight he Railing.
' 1"Welcoie to Demmitt, Winne Mim ion I ■ ■ I ■ ti R ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ _
arks of the Peace." ■ .
?':W "fix w..s.�"..:..wi+MC'."T'�It'a�';ft"°,sAn'tw•..'ri•[i�•a AW +d111
See display of styles and makes
at the
HYDRO STORE
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sad young.
Toone
- - Waodi.to-ldtitpg _ a a_
load of people 10 tie aaalon Player
at Stratford Monday evening.
ltt-and Mrs. Fed. Thom and fam-
iy-AIP1R "a' day recently at Guelph
with their daughter. Miss Margaret.
nurse -in -training -.t the General hoar
l'rrparetory service will be held on
Friday evening. at 8 o'clock, in the
United church. Rev. -C. C. Keine of
ihingennon will conduct the service.
Communion servk'e will 1* held on
Thtndny. (k'tofer 26t1tw.at 11 o'clock.
We regret that Mrs[' W111tam"'hm='
eron 1M under the doctor's care at the.
home of her eon, Mr.. John Cameron:
We hope for a speedy recovery.'
WHITECHURCA
L WIITT1:T111 RCN, Oct:- 9t1:sm+iiflar
Sarah Sharpe of Teeeswater is visiting
with Mies Catharine Rotes.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Foster and his
e WV. ['art Dent ref Rayfield. are
Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
'Freak Henry.
--Mr. and Mrs. Roy l'atto' of "(mean
the week -end at • the home of
Mrs, A. Prix.
Mrs.. Jae. Barltrmr of Fordver eta
visiting with het daughter. Mrs. Ben
M.4'h'naghnn. -
• Ronald and Lloyd Henderson of
Paramount *pint a few days last wept`
with Sir. Milan Moore.
Mr. and Mrs-. W. R. Farrier end fam-
ilc e(.'nt Saturday In (loderich.visiting
with Sirs. R. T. Phillips. who js Ill. and
with Mr. temp Johnston of Ceder
\'nllec• who u-e•ut under s serious op'r-
nttnrt there lest week.
\Ir. and \irs. Jae Tiffin spent 8nnday
at the home of Sir. and Mrs. Rnht
Stewart of Kinlose.
Mr. and Mr.. Peppier of 1Ytcistork
spent la.1 w•os•k end at the home of her
sister. Mrs. .\ Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs JPs. Irwin and three
children of Ripley and Mrs. Dirk Mar-
tin of Huron township spent Sunday
at the hump of Mr. and Mrs. Ren Me-
('lennghen.
Mr. 111.1(1 Mrs. Fred Nbwman- a
.11.11dren and Mr end ...11611_ .1fl(he
Newman of laairdles a
weedy.And at Ale Raine
8. R. Jtaylar. _�
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Many old friend* of Rev. C,
JOCK BADLY TREATER
.t Scatti11) minister was nn his motel
visiting rounds when he came' a.?lass
one of his old friends.
"And how has the world leen treat-
ing you. Jock?" spiked the minister.
"•l'Prre seldom!" retailed Jolt, sad-
ly.
PUT HI'OFF NIS PIPE
Iodisestisi and Acidity
"A few nwmtlu ago. 1 had an
•treek of indigestion, heart born end
eeidity, and had no appetite for
teals, especially breakfast. i am
pipe smoker. and for ara•eral dove
1 telt r. i11 1 could not even took it
ny pipe. 1 decided to try Kneerhen
Matte. A few days afterwards I
found that the heartburn and acidity
had gone, and for the put five or
six works 1 have been in my usual
good health. 1 can now enjoy my
pipe -smoking, and in feet feel about
10 years younger." R. P.
When your digeetive pikes fail to
now freely your fond ties in the system
-end to vnestte, thea es.w.l* 114. darer
tvf tndigratinw. TM " hole 1. dally does"
.�a� �KL�nsiewen Nest stimulates tis. finis
"Elf the gas(rlt jukes, and then eneneo e
Ingvlsr.rnd unfailing tilmkek
wa.lw matter ever, day.
Mrs. Keine, of Dungannon, were
pleased to welcome them !leek to
Intifada/Mr: on Sunday. when he.
preached In the United church here.
It 1s -twenty-die years slnee he was
eta -noses here.
Mrs. W. Lott, Miss Mee Wightmin,
Mrs. Clarence Mc49e11ag1ian and Mr.
-Charles Lever were the delegates sent
c e•
by tiWhlthurch Y. P. 8. of the
filytte-ow -Friday to-.
attend the convention there.
Mr. Wesley. Lott of !triumph' spent
the week -end with his parents herr.
Mien C. laidlaw. Miss Christens
Henderson and Mr. Nelson Me4'artney
.pent Monday last in Clinton. where
the visited with Mee. -Lovett. before
rhe moved to her new_Lome
Catharines. -
Mrs. Battran, who has leen visit-
ing with ber sister, Mrs. Wm. Barbour,
for the past two weeks. left on Monday
for Ler home in Hamilton.
Mg.._rnd Mra.._1hxill Farrier spent
Sunday with friends in Wingham.
Two earloads of ladles of the W.M.
S. of the United church motored to
1Reigesee on Wednesrlay last to attend
the W. M. S. Presbyterial meeting Tx
the tutted church there, and report a
aFlondAbout thirty ladies attended the re-
gular monthly meeting of the Women's
[nstltnfe which was hell in the home
of Mrs. J. G. Gillespie on Tuesday
last.. After the opening eeer.•ises. Mrs.
Lance drain, as flee -president. took
the chair for the meeting. All re-
Apohdel tri The ro11 can with •'Hints rm
Cooking, Sewing end Cleaning."
VERY FEW
[I.wtme (gossiping) - Everyone
knows shout it. Rome take her part
and some her husband's.
Guest -And 1 suppose there are a
few eccentric Individuate who mind
their own business?
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no reason . to forget i't.
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1 - In eeming to your town, we bring with us seven 111
■ neveAirliners.ttr't'rmr'wtoretl [ow'r adults a'•a '.....r.:liait ,,...••
This is to announce to the citizens of Oodericb that. •
we have bought out the Jae- D. McManus► Dairy -and_ 1
from now on it will be known as the Goderieh Dairy. ■
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We wish to thank all those customers of Mr. Me-
Mantss who have continued to deal with us. We appr,e-
elate the confidence they have placed in 0* by giving ■
,II_ children divided between two households. We will ■ _-.-,q_
• be payiiig taxes; power. light, etc., and will be apes ng r
a a goal portion of our money in town. One good turn gi
111 deserves another! Why not call up and give no a trial? ■
• One of our wagons parses your door every morning.
We are making some changes around the Dairy at
▪ which we feel are desirable, in the interests- of public ■
• health. in that etnneetion, we might state we have
■ worked under the health regulations of the City of ■
■ Toronto, which are the moat rigid in the Province, and ■
■ we intend putting.onr business here on the same stand- ■
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• Roy Cousins, who will have °barge of pasteurize- ■
1 tion and production, has had six years' experience and is ■
■ thoroughly eo npetenI ivo-fiir`n� oiit s 'fi Vit -thee product. 1
This is very imp(trtant, because poorly pasteurized ■
II Milk is worse than raw Milk. Proper pasteurization 10kills disease germs, while poor pasteurisation provides
■ them with a hot -bed to breed in. Joe Solder, who will be ■
▪ in charge of sales, bks had several years' experience ■
■ in that line.
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■ With the welcome we have already received from ■
▪ the people we hove met here, we are confident that, they •
■ are prepare(! to patronize a Dairy in the town Carried ■
■ on under approved modern methods. " ■
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