Dryden Observer, 15 Jan 1926, p. 3

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» - He THE DRYDEN OBSERVER The Bidec est Valu IN THE RADIO WORLD is our FOUR - TUBE RADIOLA, complete with Batteries, Tubes, Head Set, Aerial, & Loud Speaker $97.75 ---- A Set that has equal volume and Tone of many $150.00 sets. LET US INSTAL THIS SET WITHOUT OBLIGATION TO YOU. If you like it, pay us $10.00 a month, without interest, till paid for. We are Agents for: ; WESTINGHOUSE. ATT WATER-KENT. ROGERS BATTERYLESS. FADA NEUTRODYNES. --but can supply you with any Set you desire. SER VICE. At any hour of the day or night we are prepared to give your Radio trouble immediate attention. After six o'clock our telephone radio service number is 63. COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. The manufacturer's Clearance enables us to offer a selectoin of two hundred (200), all New and Just Received. While present stock lasts-- --- Two for jsc. Regular 75¢ and $1.00 Records. Ralph J. Pronger CLASSIC CLEANSER | TWO FOR 15¢. Cleans Pots, Pans and Glass. Sng lgane oe - avy J BE ACO N--- --H.A. M.S-- ---B UT T E R Phone No. 49 BITTER MILK. (Experimental Farm Notes) Expoged as it is to contamination, not only in the stable, but also with every | subsequent handling, milk is always in- | fected to a degree, depending upon the sanitary conditions employed, by many types of bacteria which find in it ideal , conditions for growth. Some bacteria cause no noticeable change while others, by affecting the color, con- sistency, odour or flavour, often in- jure the milk to such an extend as to render it, as well as products made ; from it, worthless. A bitter taste in milk is occasionally due to specific substances in the feed which: are absorbed into the milk. In such cases the bitter when drawn, while the remedy lies in re- moving the offending feed. Other cases. often epidemie in nature, arise where bitterness develops after the milk is drawn and in such instances bacteria are the cause of the trouble. As this frequently occures even where sanitary conditions are in general good the source of the trouble is often hard to locate and remove. In an investiga- tion conducted at'the Central Experi- milk is mental Farm, studies were made of condiions affecting the production of bitterness connected with an outbreak where bacteria were found to be the cause, found to belong to a group occurring naturally in water supplies and con- tamination from the utensils is believed to be the source. Remedial measure, then, should consist in paying special care to the cleeaning and sterilization of all containers, by using scalding water or steam as a final treatment. Final wiping with a cloth is to be discouraged. The production of bitterness by the bacteria was found to be encouraged by contact of milk with air, eithe# by increasing the exposed surface or by agitation. When milk is stored any length of time it is better, in dealing with bitter milk troubles, to keep the fexposed surface at a' minimum in proportion to volume and to minimize gitation. Furthermore, the bitter bacteria studied were found to be more resistant to heat than the majority of milk bacteria. It was found that im- perfectly pasteurized milk was special- ly prone to turn bitter due to the greater resistance to heat of the bit- ter bacteria than that of other germs able to keer the former in check. Pasteurization then should be thorough and when there is danger of bitter- ness developing, it would appear ad- visable to exceed the usual time or temperature commonly employed. New Lower Prices Effective To-day Delivered in Dryden TOURING (5 pass.) ROADSTER, (2 pass.) COUPE (2 pass.) SEDAN (5 pass.) COACH (5 pass.) LANDAU SEDAN (5 pass.) . 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Mail Osders Given Prompt Attention. Heaters & Ranges Our New Stock of HEATERS and RANGES is now on display Prices To Suit Every Pocket. The bacteria themselves were |. "and it is estimated RE CUR Ir lereand There Tonle: ons in the fruit areas of Sx 1 Columbia are reported as : wy, Weather conditions seen good and the trees are oth «rdine to recent reports gen- di in the Maritime ines are normal. Potato seed- ¢ 5 aout complete. Trees in the apolis fruit districts are in good hape and estimates point to a nor- ma ol crop. A consignment of lumber from South Westminster, B.C., arrived re- ently at Dorval, Quebec, on the Canadian Pacific lines, consisting of twenty-nine logs of Douglas Fir, some of which were so long that three flat-cars were required to rarry therm. Field Marshal Earl Haig and Coun.ess Haig travelled through western Canada to the Pacific coast over the Canadian Pacific Railway recently, after attending the con- ference of the British Empire Ser- vice Loagee at Ottawa. "Yestern Canada has never had better crop prospects than which xist now," stated Ernest G. Cook, of E. Cook, Ltd., Crop Insurance Co., of Mocse Jaw, Sask, who re- rently spent two weeks at Banff, nfter touring the West and «tudy- ing crop conditions. According to "Agricultural and Industrial Progress in Canada" the Department of Trade and Commerce has issued the following compara- tive statement for 1924 and 1925 trade in the Dominion:-- Total 1924 1825 trade .$1,902,130,164 $1,878,294,180 Jmpts. . 893,366,867 796,932,637 Cxpts. . 1,058,763,297 1,081,361,643 fav, Bal. 165 a 284,429,108 According to the Dominion Bu- reau of Statistics the annual con- sumption of standing timbér for use, amounts to about 2,600,000,000 cubic feet, The loss by fire, insects and fungi about doubles this depletion, that Canadian forests are depleted at the rate of upwards of five and a half billion cubic feet per annum. For the first time in the history of Canada upwards of three thou- sand redskins from the four western provinces and Montana journeyed to McLeod, Alberta, early in July, and held an all-Indian celebration and formed a league of plains Indians. Five thousand white people attended the ceremony and watched the In- dians stage their spectacular mount- ed war-dance. : Deep gratification is felt in Cana- dian Pacific Railway circles' over the receipt of the following cable- gram sent to President E. W. Beatty by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales: --"Umvuma, South Africa, July 2nd.--Have just heard of Mr. Howard's death. Please convey to relatives my deepest sympathy. (Signed) Edward P." The late Mr. W. B. Howard was twice in charge of the Prince of Wales' train when His Royal Highness travelled over Canadian Pacific lines. Tor the second time in the hiss tory of the newsprint "industry, Canadian output has run ahead of that of the United States. During, the month of May Canada produced 130,013 tons of newsprint, as com- pared with 129,026 tons in the United States. The cumulative production of Canadian mills for the first five months of the current year totals $22,245, which favorably compares with a production of 632 ,034 in the United States during the same 2 ® COTO PSX OEIEN-)- ENE (ERIN () SIND ) I) ER» Y (oo COAL DRUMHELLAR LUMP (Newcastle) PER TON .... . $13.00 'LETHBRIDGE Impl. LUMP PER TON. . HARD COAL Stove and Nut Sizes PER TON ......... $2050 BLACKSMITH COAL PER CWT. (bag) .... $1.25 J. Winterbottom WOOD & COAL DEALER . Ces ae ne . $14.50 The New Ma Veoniphine RADIO BROADCASTING has brought new happiness, new pros- perity and new interest into millions of homes the world over. It produces without charge: ome Entertainment, Market Quotations, Church Services, Lectures, Educational Talks, Bed-time Stories, News Bulletins, Description of Sporting Events. 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