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997 1 lu y- UJf ofu W an to U1V busnes fo 30years and-hoe an'enfthe busiets LOCAL COLD STORAGE PLANTS ONLY HOPE FOR ONTARIO APPLES W. J. Bragg Tables the Report of the Fruit Committee of Inquiry Ap- pointed Two Years Ago and Makes Clever Addreàs ini the Legislature. W. J. Bragg, M. P. P., West Dur- ham, in presentîng the report of the special comrittee to inquire into fruit grovving in Ontario, outlined the scope of their inquiry, and strongly emphasized the necd for local cold storage -warehouses in order to save the fruit fresh from the orchards. -Mr. Bragg bas been in the apnie the year' s work was one of the mont PORT HOPE MTOIT Methodis ts of Our'Sister Town Had a Successful Year. The Fourth Quartcrly Officiai Board Meeting of the Port Hope Methodist Church was held on the evening of 1'uesday, May 9th. At this meeting which was largely attended by those entitled to a place on this Board, thc variousw organiza- tions within the church through their officers presented, as ie the custom at the f ourth and iast regular meet-: ing of the church year, their finan- cial statemente covcring the ycar's operations. Recording Steward it was f ound that WEATHER FORECAST What kind of a day it le going to be. My mother goes out and looks Up at the sky, And wonders if ail of the clothes mil get dry. rNow why should thcy look at the b1paper and sky? I've a mucli better way on which to rcly;- 1And if you'll believe me lli tell it to you- I've tried if and know that'it always cornes truc! go clean- bleh tîdicet kitty that ever you've "The marketing of apples has not Port Hope Church. Naturally, the When he wýashes his face and his eyes Our staff of mechanies areseill rie C% kert -Pace with the production of mbtsweein -ighoptimistie- and his nose~ iure D ea u u fruit", said he. "For we have the and thankful spirit. I 'watch his paw closely; and why-do and our special equipment enablste'od h same merhods of export which pre- Rev. J. W. Baird of Emerald Street 3Y0U "'Pose- vailcd in 1 850 when our fruit exports Methodist Church, Hamnilton, hama re- aretobe el fo sle to Great iiritain were made." c-ýa_ if ho washcs in front bu o ak~- work in less time and at iess ex net u ut A special sub-committee had visit- vitation to become the pastor of the __ is cear, a systen of oca cod storage homses îfl will ind a uitëënd-ïd71yapëople, and clcar, taking the apples from the orchards ready to co-operate with hin in every But if he cleans front of hisecar and ~~~~~~ wi~~~~~~~~~~~~xhi-36--- afferpikg---Thgoc-oks-tryhv-he-wth ùd - _______i t 4htemperatn-re is reduced to 32 degrees, Rev. C. S. Applegath during his thre You'1l sec the rain soon, Pussies wihm~n i aigi ie MAY__11_th__ MAY th and the ripening process retarded so years pastorate now closing. This know, as you'l find. ____________________a__big_______________in___ __ *These animais will be sold privately at cost, Ail have been tested for T. B. -Att .ent--es&mwe bt nhours-o -. nd- --aeh.. day. orgvto-i-n TRuile ovn olen invit*dfl fc niao 1 well that the fruit retains its fresh- ness for a long tinie. The report deals al'o -with the scientific action of cold storage on fruits. Brighton Cold Storage a Success A sma.1 experiment h-ad bleen con- ductcd on cold storage lines at Brighton this past y'ear, where the 11 priation for that nurnose: resolution was unanimously adopted by a standing vote, the Recording Steward presenting the resolution in- stead of the pastor who was in the chair: seconded by George T. Hancock, and resolved that this Quarterly Officiai TheLig uuin ueIar e yer- - - - - - - - - - - ______ 1. ý -- wn4un- Lv t. Applegath-lnas-boeenr s- v -é fo -- Ille~r f Po_- h1r .n h1 W . .tt% nr cal] F C ~ ______jI~ure, Port Hope, for particulars. - ' 'fhiIlN", 'Il beeti uniainîrousiy invited to becomel exp enses of operation, and had $44Ithe pastor of Emerald Street Church,J ta--J -Rcose Brooks, in C(hristian Register. church. We trust that the Blessing 'of 11e aven may tprl PU Cy._ plegath and bis ,wife, whom hc se- cured froni amongst us ,wherever in the providence of God theyray findl 'isfrsme -leM.s-l "T -~--1~. '-E opteûc unanimnousiy by a standing vot at a largcely attended --t- n - o th - nu ~i ~ z jlIn the case of plunis, -which were ffcheap las year, one mn xbhiigt up 19-2 some 5,000 baskelià at a cost of 40e _______ per basket, and stored them for one ~ to two iiionths, reselling them on a ____ ___ - ___ -- _ ir t r 1e1niat$. i ~CLOiHESFoî2 MN sanie: take this onnortunitv of o'ivino' Iexpression o ap'peiaton for, thl work donc by iRev. C. S. Applegath 3during his flirce ycars paatorate toi this congregation. Froni its inception and al alon,- wiCh the goods. Pears, appies and IP're .i, ami t -- May 9,1922. 1 _on _ruesay _vning (Signcd) H. Fulford, Recording Steward. We stili have our service agreement with the Ford Motor Company and our stock of Genuine - 1 ri aru ismr copiee tan verwe-,IW t _______ _______ _______ _ ~1 1"1"iqp4 hP, hqq 4==I= - Uepp pe..'MnTYnt Uflis year. Mr. Brag~g stored some 1,500 bar- rels of do inestic apples, affectcd with feungus, and tbcy came out in more development of fungus, at pay- ing prices. pel of the Grace of God =nd eepiîng ever before this people the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ as the one and only means by which sinful burnanity can e&tol o dia the lives of men and women Saved and madc fruitful only by following Il r _i___ubuyIl qt aiipe pf J eeuzthoY f 11111 j Cars Washed and Poliashed from $1.50,to $2.00 Give us a trial on that next job. 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