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4,800 cherries a minute. Somewhat faster than by hand. w From thew@pitter the cherries are carried several feet on the belt and fall off into the cans which are beâ€" reath the belt, twelve cans to a box. From the box they are lifted onto another moving table which carries them past the syrup tanks where each can receives so much syrup and passes on into what is known as a sterilizer. This sterilizer kills and destroys all germs that may be lurkâ€" ing in the fruit. The belt that. carâ€" ries the cans through this machine travels so slow that you can hardly see it move. In fact it takesâ€"a can twentyâ€"one minutes to pass through this steam bath. From the sterilizer they are carried to ‘the capping machine and hermetically sealed and from there pass on to the cookers and thence to the warehouse. EIGHT The whole factory is a model of cleanliness and every sanitary method known is in use here so that the fruit may be sent on to the consumer in as near a sanitary condition as~ it is possible to make jit. Residents of this district are invited by Mr. Todd to visit this factoyr at any time and he will be pleased to show them the whole method of fruit canning. | WANT i0 HEAR THE OLD MACHINE PITTS 4800 (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) )1 W Lpe.' sSp at te «U 3 BREAD § == l Siegel, Clara Gordon,â€" Douglas Farâ€" It fell, Pearl Bernardo, Lawrence Gateâ€" he fi0ouse, Helen Clattenburg, Jean Mcâ€" etwi{fenzie, Wray: Tillotson. ¢ ind ; Passâ€"Lloyd Theal, Hilton Swayze, herdvelyn Hayter, Arthur House, Thelma rrepHarrison, Harl Swayze, Nora Patterâ€" eauton, Lena Robertson,‘ James Robertâ€" relason, Alred Clark. Recommended â€" Jack MacDonald, ~,Fred Konkle, Vance Fisher. ppte moy Davis imourir oncemmmvoe 110norsâ€"Uuladys Péarn, Barry Gourne» Howard â€"Culp.. Passâ€"Z Gabrielle â€" Birch, Robert Clark, Charlie Evans, Alson Hoffman, Doroâ€" thy Buck, Audre Orra, Earl Cornâ€" wall, Madalene filanchard, Donald M cGregor, innie McKenzieâ€"Miss Eva Fleming,\ teacher. \ Primary Room: Honorsâ€"Eleanor Cook, Gertrude Gordon, â€" Dorothy Slade, Ambrose Powell, Marguerite Duffield, Isobel Moxley, â€"Teddy Konkle, _ Jimmie Johnson, Keith Brown, Belle Clattenâ€" burg, Delos House. Passâ€"Margaret Fisher, Edith Clendenning, Edith Farewell, Jean Farrell. To junior 1st book: Honorsâ€"Herbert Clark, Lionel Denison, Carson Cromwell. â€" Passâ€" Carson Cromwell, Hughie Liddle.. To sefior primary: Honorsâ€"Harry Talbert, â€" Robbie Gregory. _ Passâ€"Charlie York, Jimâ€" mie Bird, Leslie Brignull, Andrew Baker, Reford Hails, Douglas Miller, Madeline Smith, Earle St. Johnâ€"Miss N. Ruth Walker, teacher. Primary Classes: To 1st class: Donald _ Campbell, Bob White, immy Maxwell, Henry McNinch, Mildred Dutcher. To A class: Jack Jarvis, Harold Stewart, Clarâ€" nce De Quetteville, Bob Hunt; Clarâ€" ‘e_nce Gatehouse, Jimmy Cox, Armand Tillotson, Jessie Dent, Leonard Burnâ€" Fing.-Miss M. Tuck, teacher. Junior II to senior II: Honorsâ€"Gladys Pearn, Barrv 1 Fo junior 111/ on March 1st: ~ :. J Madeleine â€" Croft, Ruby Liddle Betty Baker, Muriel Morrow, Gerald Liddle, Teddy Bradley, Evelyn Hand, ouglas McConachie, Mary Campâ€" ell, Alison Currie, Aubrey Hunt, arian Scott, Joyce Wheeler, Enid hester, , Olive ‘Hunt, Doris _ Tuck, I[sabel Ockenden, Ina Hildreth, Mary hite, Tom Stewart, Lucy Palmer, Olive" Farewell £.593â€"13 s . 1 To junior fIL June 27: Dicsas ronger,, Leola Snyder, Earl isher, Desmond Siegel, Arnold Judd, aroline Dent, Velma Dunham, Joe raisley, Douglas May, Ida Bristol, rank Howden, Hugh Anderson, eulah Tillotson, Edward Mabey, lice Slade.â€"Mrs. Lemay, teacher. ~Passâ€"George Gregory, George De buetteville. * _ Promoted from II t Jr. IIIâ€"Honors â€"Marjory Bearn, Edith York. To Sr. IVâ€"(Alphabetically)â€"Davis Russell; Carrigan, Evelyn; Carrigan, Hazel;~Gilmore, Lyle; McConachie, Jack; Millward, Bruce; Swayze, Bruce; Talbert, Gertrude; Tobin, Hazel. +â€" To Jr. IVâ€"Honorsâ€"(Names in orâ€" der of merit)â€"Florence Laing, Ralph Bull, Mable Telfer, Marion Fletcher, Ernest Evans, Royce Chambers, Hric Bull. Pass â€" Robert â€" Ockenden, Edith Phipps, Maisie _ Cullingford, â€"John Globe, Willie Ambrose, Jim Wells, Jack May, Pearl Farrell and Stanley Snyder, Frances Burgoyne, Helen Orr, Bert Hayter, Leonard Rummery, Arthur Smith, Flora MacDonald, Reta Stewart; Beula Teeter and Gerald Smye, John Graisley, Joseph Smith, Phyllis Norton, Gladys Sangster, Bob Hillier, Emerson Baker. Passâ€"Gerald Kelson, Donald White, Harry Nield, Harold Irwin, Lonton enison, Edward Bristol, Stanley Norâ€" on, Josephine Phipps, . Marjorie atts, â€" Kenneth. Farewell, â€" Ethel hipps, Robert Smith, Bernard Upsâ€" ell, Tom Walker, Douglas Scott, ulia Russ, Ida Mabey, Clifford chwab, Russell Wilcox, Emerson weet, Jean Miller. ISS MARION WALKER, Teacher. To Sr. IIIâ€"Honorsâ€"Willie Stephen, Ruth Smith, Hugh Kelson, Mary Morris, Teddy Crabbe, Valerie Morâ€" row, Alec\Beere. * S1 oT Sr. IIIâ€"Honosâ€"Burton Bradley, da Thomson, â€" Marjorie Peedle, rmand Hummel, Marion Marsh, Lena Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4thâ€"Honorsâ€"Mabel ewart. Jr.. 3rd to Sr. 3rdâ€"Honorsâ€"Jenny ivisâ€"Passâ€"Robert Stewart, Evelyn a w. E.XA NMINATIONS 2nd to Jr. 3rdâ€"Ronald Lampâ€" Sarah Lambert. 2nd to Sr 2ndâ€"Honorsâ€"Loren rt. â€"Passâ€"Frederick Lasserre. lst toâ€" Sr. 1stâ€"Margaret Lounsâ€" GRIMSBY PUBLIC SCHOOL TARVIS‘ / $. No. d‘ to Jr. MRS. J. NEVILLS, Teachetr JUNF PROMOTION J. H. FORMAN, Teacher MISS C. MARSH. Teacher Jt , South Grimsby 4thâ€"Honorsâ€"Mabel 1stâ€"Elmer Davis aret Louns I 1 m V full nomes and â€" ind forests provide for the working the merchant a: railway or‘ stea: land on which « now stand is n but 1t is fit to : trees to keen 8. 8. No.‘9, South Grimsby Report of promotion â€"éxaminations for 8.~8. No. 9, South Grimsby:. Sr. III to Jr. IVâ€"Pearl McCollom (honors), Dorothy Bush, (Frances MacDougall, Ray Nelson, equal), Ross Jackson. â€" Recommendedâ€"Norâ€" ris Pearson, Harry. Nelson, Evelyn Joslin. Absentâ€"Evelyn St. John. Sr., II to Jr.â€"IIIâ€"â€"Fern Merritt, Lilâ€" lian Bush} Grant Jackson, James Bush. C Class to D Classâ€"Gordon Culp, Erfna Brant, Clifford Wadge, Annic Copeland, Beulah Nelson, Isabelle Cossitt, Doris Acton, Roma Johnson. B Class to C Classâ€"Glenn Fisher, Marion Cossitt, Edmar Hiscott and Kenneth Lane recommended. A Class to B Classâ€"Arleen Lane Freda Griffin, Maurice McDougall. E:; L. EHarl, Principal. M. Pye, F. E. Gove, Assistants. " 2 o {r GbiÂ¥VnN 19, DCTL GOOK (7, M Acton 76, C. Poynton 75, Jack Adams 75, A. Cartwright 69, M; Ecker 64, M. Downes 64, E. House 60. R. Downes and A. Farr were recommended on the year‘s work. JTt. 2nd to Str. 2ndâ€"C. Culp ‘ 87. â€"F, Copeland 85, J. Sezyrba 83, L. Joyner 83, W. Adams 82, Geo. Adams 70;. *A. Wevurski, T. Collins anw W.~â€"Glintz were recommended. * The promotions in first classd were made at Easter. Honorsâ€"75. Passâ€"60. Primary Dept. D Class to Jr. 1stâ€" Jean Page, Heléen Rinker, Vincent Rinker, Helen Downes, Mary Fisher, Violet Hiscott, Norton Parott, Franâ€" cis Degrow, Jack McDonald, Lloyd Adams, Jack Tylee ,recommended. _ Sr. Pnd to IJr. 3rdâ€"Wilmer Ne 84, Will Degrow 18, Bert Book 77 Acton 76, C. Poynton 75, Jack Ad 75, A. Cartwright 69, M; Ecker 64 Downes 64, E. House 60. Jr. Srd to 8r. 8rdâ€"N. . Grant 82, J. Adams Ta,. M L. Ada}m_s 69, F. Culp 65 Smithville Public School The following are the promotions: Sr. _ I3rd to Jr. ithâ€"H: Merritt 81, A. Lane 80, R. Lester, 76, E. Copeâ€" land 76, A. Turner 75; D. Book 75, v. Turner 74, N. Johnson 74, A. Glintz 67, F. Roszel 65, L Cartwright 61. Emily and Chas. Wev1_1r°s promoted but not ranked. D was recommended. Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rdâ€"Passâ€"Harold Sheldrick 524. ; Jr. 2nd to Sr. 3rdâ€"Alice Sheldrick. Sr. lst to Jr. 2ndâ€"Laurie Pennell. Sr. Primerâ€"Jack Sheldrick, John Pennell. 2 4 Nstat Sr. 8rd to Jr. 4thâ€"Honorsâ€"Rowâ€" land Newnham 822, Violet Irvine 809, Arthur Sheldrick 805. Passâ€"{Lillie Travis 720, Jessie Travis 688. Jr. 3rd to Sr. 3rdâ€"Pass, Glen Shelâ€" drick. j Sr. 3rd to Jr. 4thâ€"Kenneth Swick 63, Norman Logan 55. Jr. 3rd to Sr. Srdâ€"Gladys Ralhn 71, Arlington Fawcitt 63, Winnie Miller 61. \ 61 Sr. Primer to Jr. 1stâ€"Lloyd Lampâ€" man, Leslie Scott. ‘ Jr. 4th to Sr. 4thâ€"Vera Swick 81, Pearl Rahn 82. Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rdâ€"â€"Allen Hill 67. Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2ndâ€"Oliver Packham 71, Edith Lampman 68, Stella Atkinâ€" son 64. Sr. 1st to Jr. 2ndâ€"Honorsâ€"Ruby McKinnell 87, Lorne Packham 84. A to Bâ€"Ro‘ma Lounsbury, Lawâ€" rence Swayze, Vera Shaw, Leslie Stewart. br. 3rd to‘ Jr| ‘ 4ithâ€"Reita Grobb (H), Mike Webb, Ernest Firmin (A), Chas. Rowe (recommended). Jt.. Srd ‘to Sr Clinton Konkle, ford Cosby (A) Jr.. 4th to ~Str. . 4thâ€"YVerna Book, Gertie Bradshaw, Jal_let Walker (A). A p .A Primerâ€"Malcolm Tufford, Laurie Hodden, Helen ‘Cosby, Gertie Stock, Dorothy Hodden, Gordon Stewart. Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rdâ€"Elmon Cosby, Evelyn Orth (recommended). f Jr. 2nd to Sr. 2ndâ€"Tom Webb, Gorâ€" don Conors (A). Sr. lst to Jr.â€"2ndâ€"Thelma â€" Jones (H), Rupert Jones. Jr. 1st to Sr. 1stâ€"Muriel Tufford (H), Earle Konkle (H), Elva Grobb, Arthur Brownhill. Sr. Primerâ€"Eva Brownhill, Charlie Bouck, Cdirman Konkle, Mable Wilâ€" cox, Albert Wilcox, Gordon Wilcox, Robert Konkle. T2 Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rdâ€"Charles Sisler JP Sr URNED 8. S. No. 10, South Grimsby S. 8. No, 5, South Grimsby to, Sr. 4thâ€"Joyce Packham 72, 3rd to Jr. 4thâ€"Ray Lampman Jessie U. 8. 8. No. 3, Caistor Clifford Fawcett, Teacher E& B.* Aikenhead, Teacher 8. S. No. 2, Caistor THE INDEPENDENT, GRIMSBY, ONTARIO Adams 72, W. Robert 71, M. Huntsman, Teacher nf Chas. Wevurski were AGF 3rdâ€"Marion â€" Book, A. Crooks .(A), Clitâ€" I. Upper, Teacher pro M. Niel, Teacher TS PAY NO mm L mm HH ce 111 nommm 4t cnmms t ce Wilmer Nelson . AlHlen §2" H 108 ~IOPr Oour but â€" burned er, no / work business for cight for the fost : of ‘ the dian forests agriculture. us cher l mmmmun it if cmmon t Renner n in igniting the match and lighting the tobacco. . This careless practice is universally DPrevalent throughout the country.â€"D°@Puty Fire Marchall Lewis, Ontario. & .. HOW EIRES START One of the most frequent forms of involuntary incendiarism known is the way thoughtless individualsâ€" generally _ smokersâ€"throw away matches without taking the simple precaution Oof p owing them out, and assuring themselves that they are exâ€" tinguishedâ€"2 Matter of a second or two. altho 12M ithey were perfectly willing to‘spend fifteen second‘s time The fire laddies need the> money. Their fund is depleted and funds are needed bad‘iy:; They respond | right smartly when you need them. â€" Now they need YO?T and it is up to YOU to respond just as quickly and just as generously as they do. You canâ€" not spend a.,;téw shillings in a better cause, so. m&;&your calendar for the firemens‘ Gh ‘den Party and Carnival, Thursday %ingriday nights, July 20th and 21st. _ 3 This carnival will be a dandy from start to finish. In fact it will be the only rival tfit the Old Boys Reunion will ever have. Be sure and take it in both nights, Thursday and Friday, on the grounds at the corner of Mountain a_."fElm streets. Dancing, well we should say so. There will be two large platforms on the groun(f;_levelled Up. and as smooth asé{j baldâ€"headed man‘s pate upon which the young and the old will be able to Toddle, Camel Walk, Bear Hug and all other fancy dances to music by the Fruit Belt‘s finest dance orchestra The Norton Novelty Nymphs. . i A brand new â€"30x3% ( i a rand. _ I /4 automobile 2. > ooo week. Thi %i;'irey 'mgtlil fustsd 19 inc prize fi‘ -fffthe ls]ET“ onat(?d N arden Party .% Car nival ;tl)'emen onl Tire Co. and is to b c Afen" to. the person who motors ethgiven 3 dls. tance to attend thi P Aare . ts People mot ’i in ‘f d an? dicinace should lear their n;glnel :Eg ie di2. tance :‘-,; ravel at the gate. y Besides this tire there will be dozens of other equally as good and valuable prizes given awWay at this carnival of fun and frolic. 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The physician, having elicited from the sick man the fact that he was in the habit of playing a wind instruâ€" ment, went on:â€" A Dublin physician, attended by a number. of medical students, was making the round <of his ward, and stopped beside a bed whereon lay a man with a very prominent chest. "Â¥es, yes; all that puffing and straining is most prejudicial to the lungs, most prejudicial: 3 4 Lubricants containing ordinary graâ€" phite, mica, ground cork and other finely divided solids are detrimental to bearing : parts. Interior greases, especially when exposed to heat, sometimes develop fatty acids, which ‘"etch" or rough on the surfaces of the balls, rollers and cones, and for this reason, only the most reliable and highâ€"grade greases should be used where antiâ€"friction bearings are conâ€" cerned. Even more important than the aboveâ€"mentioned considerations is the matter of bearing adjustment. Balls, rollers, cones and other parts of ball and roller bearings are wonâ€" derfully perfect in point of accuracy and fineness of finish and anything which mars the surfaces of the parts of such bearings, which roll one on another, is most destructive, increasâ€" ing friction very greatly and causing premature wear. Gritty material and lubricants of an acid nature are the two greatest eneémies of such bearâ€" ings. Extreme care should be taken to keep dust and dirt out of them by maintaining their enclosures in tight condition and using only the cleanest lubricants, for grit if present acts as an abrasive and wears the parts into a rough condition. It is not enough to keep adding fresh lubricant to old. On ‘the contrary all lubricant should be removed at intervals and the bearings thoroughly washed out with kerosene before new grease is added. On‘Thursday night the Tennis Club gave a concert in «the old theatre. Although they had only a couple: of days preparation the entire performâ€" ance was good from start to finish. Robt. Wagner received well earned applause after his performance upon a Chinese fiddle; later on in the proâ€" gramme he played the stellar role in The Sheik the grand finale of thé performance, a well: acted satire on the: well known movie of that name. The ukuléle quartette rendered a few novel parodies that added to the fun of the evening. f Next week the young people will give another bigger and even better concert. e With the idea of keeping the young people of the Beach together the exâ€" ecutive â€"committee of the Cottagers Association have engaged â€"C. â€" A. Chamberlain a Victoria College man of St. Thomas, who is training as u& specialist in boys‘ and young peoples‘ work to organize the young people of the Beach in groups for weekday acâ€" tivities, such as athletics ~and_ amaâ€" teur theatricals," etc. A GOOD TRAINING BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS § se y8 e s t1:2:1:2:1:555:33:':§ 33° T i on 4’%}” * :35'555;" 4 o. .3 * ‘A 2 %fifi #3 is $ d ie i e ienss aan i l e in on ies e ols wime, e o en t ce e n oo Reah Apneps inneenmmernnetin h MGh To fight such firesâ€"requires special training and equipment, and a.;scrach forse hastily assembled â€"to cope with an unforseen emergency is of little use. There must be trained men, and plenty of them. There must be the proper equipment, and plenty of staâ€" This can be done in one way onfiyâ€"â€" by providing a thoroughly adequate forest rangers‘ service, both as to numbers, equipment and â€" efficiency. For the chief forest ranger of Quebec to talk about forbidding people to go intol the woods during periodsof the drought without a special permit is so much waste of words, for such a law could never beenforced, and its mere existence would provoke people to â€"break it. But if observation staâ€" tions ~were established throughout every forest district in the dominion, at points which ‘¢é¢ommand a view of a wide range of country, and if these were equipped with high power teleâ€" scopes and men trained in observaâ€" tion who would remain a constant watch in lines of military regularly and thoroughness, a.big step would have been taken toward mimimizing the damage done by forest fires. Despite reiterated warnings, the| toll taken by fire from.the Canadian | forests grows in vyolume with each' succeeding year. The man in theI street reads that forest fires are rag-! ing all over the province, remarks, that it is too ‘bad, and promptly forâ€", gets all about it. But to the man in the street tpe forest fire ought to bei a very serious matter, for in the| long run it is his pocket that it direct-I ly affects. Canada‘s timber is he»rj second grea'test’ asset; its actual and, potential value is colossal; yet every| year it is destroyed to the extent ot‘i hundreds of millions of dollars. Whoi starts the fires? The railways, say| some; picnic parties and careless! sportsmen, say others; spontaneous | combustion from concentration of| the sun‘s rays. during a prolonged;I drought, say others again. Doubtless / all three cases contribute more or less. It is also equally beyond doubt that none of these three causes :‘ can be wholly eliminated. There re-!j mains the work of taking such pre-;‘ cautionary measures as shall reduce; the risks to a minimum. | the royal coach just before lower one shows the royal rving Paddington station. THE FOREST FIRE PLAGUE If Gillette Saféty Razor LINCOLN COUNTY and will take it and show it to the nearest Gillette dealer he will probably hear something ‘to his advantage. the reader of this advertiseâ€" ment believes he has the oldest pounds,\ ¢ pounds, $95 $60 to $110 ness, $20 ar cheap. PETER EDMOND, On the Highway, half mile west of __ Vineland Village. Look for the sign I have several good cheap work horses from 1100 to 1400 pounds, all ®© s . guaranteed sound in wind and eyes, quiet and good workers, and will sell on any trial; terms if you wish to reâ€" sponsible parties: Bay team, eight to nine years, 2600 pounds, price â€" for team, $125, and they are worth $200; bay mare, 1200 pounds, $85, good genâ€" eral purpose ‘animal; bay gelding, 1350 pounds, $60;. brown mare, 1200 pounds, $45; grey mare, 1200 pounds, $75; black mare, seven years, ~1200 pounds,\ $65; grey gelding, 1400 pounds, $95; also several others from $60 to_$110.~ Two sets donble harâ€" ness, $20 and $25; several single sets * .:0)-()-()-()-().().0-()-()-()-().O-O'... b..0-0.0.0.0-0-0-0-0.0.0-0.(0"9 A tions available and easy of reach. There ‘must be a complete and effectâ€" ive signaling system and the rangers must stick to their work from early spring until winter comes. If such a service were established Canada‘s loss from fires sweeping her precious forâ€" est lands would be vyery much less than it is today. The public can, of coure, do their â€"part by exercising care and common sense, but experâ€" ience has proved that to rely upon the public to any large extent in such matters is very much like leaning on water for support. A complete, effiâ€" cient and up to ‘ date forest ranger service is one of the greatest needs in this dominion today. Both federal and provincial governments ‘might advantageously combine to see that the need is met without delay.â€"4 Montreal Star. HORSES FOR SALE Main Street. Now is the time to act, and the new combined system of Spinal and Structural Adjustâ€". ment with Scientific Food Selâ€" ection and Combination is the way. â€" If you‘ve been> ailing since last year it will be better to attend to your héalth this year than to suffer on to next year. _ Much béeétter and much more. _ comfortable. â€" See Satisfaction â€" guaranteed or money refunded ____ _ Live Agent in Grimsby war‘d Automatic Telephones and Time Recorders Ltd. 140 Victoria St. Toronto, Ont Hear the U. S. and Canadian Radio Concerts Perfectly on our Model C Regenerative SALEMEN‘S OPPORTUNITY cipal and Corporation bonds and all Canadian securities. The right man can secure a permaâ€" nent and profitable connection where every assistance will be given by this ofice. UNLISTED SECURITIES CORPORATION, LTD. CANADIAN PACIFIC BLDG., TORONTO THE WAY FOR NOW as salesmen. yOA We trade in Government, Muni We are looking for capable men in this district to represent us RECEIVING SETS . CHARLES SPARHAM or DR. ORA REEB, % (Over Grimsby Bakery) Wednesday, July 12, 1922 PR A D IO the sign, "All Kinds of Horses for Sale." MNOWN THE MADE 1N CONCERT WORLD Qver Grimsby CANADA 905 yâ€"