Dryden Observer, 10 Feb 1933, p. 4

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THE DRYDEN OBSERVER = FEBRUARY 10th 1933 Bh dco, JHE i Joss bhi A re ------ Village of Bedworth Applications will be received; by the undersigned until Thurs-! day, March 2nd, 1933, for the. position of Assessor for the Township of S.S. No. 2 Zealand. 'The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Wm. Findlay, See'y. Dated at Bedworth, Ont., this 6th day of February, 1933. 3 Notice to Anglicans A confirmation class will be held in St. Luke's church at 2.30 sharp next Sunday after- noon chiefly for adult members, though junior candidates can attend if they desire. These classes will continue every Sun- day afternoon up to the time of Confirmation which will-be held sometime next month. = Easter Day will be the Confirmee's first Communion. W. M. Clarke; Rector. Model No. ZA UT your ironing time one third ... banish ironing dey trocbies! You can do it with the new Instant-Gas Iron. Yoo can do Demer work, too, do it easier and faster. The Coleman lights instantly ...no waitag Has Roso-Type Generator with cleaning needle which can be operated wide boring. Makes and burns its own gas from regular motor fosl Use your Coleman anywhere...in the coolest room, or ont on the porch. Pointed at both ends... forsusd and Backwand strokes give the same wrinkle-proof results. The point is sbwwrs hot. Tapered sole-plate, which makes it easy to irom around Duomoes, under pleats and along seams. Beautifully Snished in bive porcsisms enamel and gleaming nickel. THE COLEMAN LAMP AND STOVE COMPANY, Lad TORONTO, &, ONTARIO ASK YOUR DEALER ew SL WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD W WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WwW + £ es HOT STUFF &§ pe BE Cy So al = £ an PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO TEE £2 83 JBSERVER WITH WOOD -- WE Lhd BE THE FUEL AND YOU MAY ££ Cog NEED TO PAY YOUR BILL. Lg SS ACT NOW BEFORE WE FREEZE. Sv EB Ek 1: g3 S3 THE OBSERVER p v BB WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD W W00D WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD WOOD W FEBRUARY. Mattress, Kitchen Table, C many other little articles to BF -- F-E-B-R-U-A-R-Y SALE © | O-N F-U-R-N-I-T-U-R-E WE ARE WELL STOCKED WITH NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND WILL CLEAR THEM OUT AT COST DURING THE MONTH OF Now is your chance to get a New Bedstead, Spring, ouch, : Electric Washer, Autto Knitter, Golf Set, and + Kitchen Chairs, Toronto numerous to mention. J.N.DAITER: NEW AND SECOND HAND STORE | GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD The store ,of quality goods at low prices. © Exclusive Dealer, Tip Top Tailors Ltd. : . Prompt. attention given to mail orders, - DRYDEN, ONT. PASTEURIZATION (A Publication of The Ontario Committee for Safe Milk) Milk is the only commonly used article of food of animal origin which is consumed by human beings us hed People who are scupulously care- ful as to the cleanliness and quality of all of the food they place before the family, are pre- pared to urge children to con- sume milk, the origin of which they know little or nothing and whose only guarantee of purity may be that given by the dairy man who sells it. More attention is-paid by the average housewife to visible dirt on the outside of the bottle than to the cleanliness of the milk within. PLUMS FOR NORTH- ERN ONTARIO (Experimental Farms Note) In 1925 and again in 1927, the Dominion Experimental Station, Kapuskasing, Ont., planted a number of varieties of plums which have proven quite hardy and in 1932 some of them pro- duced a fair crop of fruit. It was observed, however, that ali the fruits were borne inside the trees and none above the snow line. It would seem that tne 1eties under test, require a shel- ter disposed in such a way as to gather snow which would aet as protection for the winter. A spruce hedge estal »d at r lar dist S Wi nswer purpos« rv wel Tt plums Prunus Nigr s proved the hardiest and bes r. The plams ar " # Sha 3 g r Tt 3 M E % r Ss rly r i prod 1 s colour good Mantak Ix id Aitk ss sO prod good pr rs Cow's milk may be dirty, sour, { or contaminated with the germs | of a number of diseases * If th { dirt 1s sufficiently ident t | attract the eye, the { used. If the part rt are so small that th Ni notice, It Is nsumed. fit is sour, it 1s return to the dair with a mplaint t how is wsmmer to kn whether it 3INs lamgerous =ipuie I'd amis, 3 r saclier at are ften present. Not LE x =u FuErante PETS f m Warr 5 W He < trea at ihe poss any of oe i PEST ne r Se Bb SED C Sor raat Ing press Bas While the follow to guart of milk from the cow be child who drinks may pnsedered somewha extrem he possibility SOT r all « Tse IRLTETS S Tr presen rst = ave a dark eobwe nfested stabl . ith flanks patteped wit and barr rd dirt; an nade ely ok m pail with an open 1 nd & er who thmks elean Eness means washing his hands before mesls The cow may or may mot have tuberculosis or ananlant er. The milker may be a carer of typhoid - diph- heriz or scarlet fever The mil is taken from the barn to 2 = rallied "milk bomse.' which may be a lean-to attached to th arn or the kitchen of the fare | house, fly infested or overrun with mice. Here it is sirame through cheese eloth to remov: the larger visible pieces of dirt It is then placed in cans, whieh may or may not be sterilized then in tubs of iced or cold * water or a cellar, until taken to] all the city, town or village. All the family, young or old, may have a hand in the task of the pro- duction and preparation of the milk for market. It is then taken to the 'place where it is to be sold, or from whieh it is to be shipped to a large centre. It may be peddled from door to door and ladled out of the open ean just.as it is; it may be bottled by the dairyman in half-washed unsterilized bot- tles and delivered to the 'pur- chaser as rapidly as possible, the chief concern of the dairyman| being to get the milk to. the consumer before it sours. This picture may seem. exag- gerated, but, unfortunately, it portrays conditions all too com- monly found. What is the fem- edy? Two suggestions have been The CW.L. of St. Joseph's hurch held a most suecessiu 1 Wednesdty night ue hom reddo. cards were winners were: of the adies' 1st--Mrs. Frank Russell; nt's Ist--Mrs. A. M. Taylor; onsolations -- Mrs. Christianson and Mrs. Brisson. The door prize was won by James Rigbey who offered it for auction to 1dd to the funds. Refreshments served by the ladies and music a 1 greatly to the entertain- | made, namely, rigid inspection {and pasteurization. Inspection, tinuous enough to be effec- 2, is practicable since it would require the constant at- endar f an inspector on j every Iam The only other | solution of the problem is to em- | ploy rs rt to obtain clean jo mn an farm and then |= 5 milk safe by pasteuri- he process of pasteuriza- temperature of the milk by heat to 142 degrees nheit, the point at which lisease producing organisms destroyed, kept there for 30 minutes, rapidly cooled and bot- tled in sterile containers, capped and kept on ice, ready for de- livery. Pasteurization adds about one- half cent a quart to the cost of producing milk. It does not affect the food value or flavour. The only ingredient in milk that is altered at all by pasteurization is the vitamin C. In view of the fact that milk is not a valuable source of this vitamin under the most favourable conditions, its loss should inno way affect the health of the consumer, if fresh fruit or vegetables be included in the diet of the family. Raw milk may be dangerous. Certified milk is impracticable. Clean, pasteurized milk is the only safe milk. 180d are S, 7 VALENTINE DAY SEE OUR W. E. iT THE BAZAAR 5c to $5. FEBRUARY THE 14th. GET YOUR VALENTINE CARDS NOW WHILE THE : STOCK Is COMPLETE. Fancy Cards, each Large Cards (special) each ... ~ Comic Cards, each MARBLES--20 for 1c COME IN AND LOOK AROUND WHEN IN TOWN. THORSEN & SON A 00 Store WINDOWS al rE a) ST = Sa id SLI ) CD) SS (SD (SS (SHED (SD (SE () SD () ) SEE (EE 3 plum trees, or at least the var-| 3 | ~ H ~ ~ ~ > ~ < ~ fe] ~ So ~ J - f | -~ > a S$ ~ ~ > ~ <S -~ H -~ < ~ NEWS! | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th winds up the sale of the stock of the Scott Estate. We thank you for the support and we know you have benefited. Of course, the conclusion of the Scott Sale will not lessen our efforts to find merchandise at attractive prices. Through the coming months, we shall try to help you by offering our large stock at substantial reductions. ed Pitt Lid. DRYDEN, ONT. Alf J ntti 0 =_p oo ! ~ J ~ ~ -~ Ss ~ | ~ i ~ i -~ } - ; ~ < - | ~ | ~ ; -~ S$ ~ ! - ) - | ~ > ~ > ~ | ~ a | ~ > -~ ; ~ > a Ss ~ ! ~ S - S$ -~ > ~ i ~ Ss ~ { -~ ] ~ : i -~ = -~ J - | @

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