The Redwood gazette., 1936-04-09
Redwood
GrOuS

ment OF REDWOOD ais, meInperS
of which have examined the plant.
A number of changes have been
made in the plant, the major OF
them being that the receiving
room and other departments were
separated from the pasteurization
room. Milk and cream are now
pasteurized according to condi-
tions prescribed by law and thus
the public is assured of uniform
high standards and the absence of
disease germs.
In the process milk and cream
are heated to temperature OF
145 degrees, are never exposed to
air or handled where germs are
present. Steam pipes heat the pro-
duct which is cooled by a refriger-
alton method and is stored under
constant refrigeration at 40 de-
grees. This constant temperature |
prevents the development of bac-
terra.
The creamery is inaugurating a
new delivery system by which the
truck leaves the plant at $3.50 a.
m. each day with the pasteurized
milk and cream.
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A new front combining Luxlite
glass and white metal with q
black carrara base will be COM
pleted by Flore and Son on the
Ellison building occupied by
Strands SC to 81 store next week..
A harmonizing awning of striking
design will complete the stores
facade.
A new process of clothes clean
ing, that renders clothes moth
proof while they are being clean
ed, has recently been instituted
by the Pantorium Cleaners. This |
method, known as the Monte
Mothproof Cleaning Process, is ab-
solutely harmless, odorless, and
non-poisonous.
An executive Of the Pantoritn
Cleaners explained that the process
involves the use of special
chemical solution in the regular
cleaning fluid, and that fabrics so
treated are made moth-resistant
Garments treated by the Monte
Process are insured against moth
damage for period of six months.
The insurance offered by the Pan
torium Cleaners is carried by one
of the country's larger insurance
ompanieS.
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Having had great success with
the 500 turkeys which they raised
asst year, the Rote Hatchery plans
to set 1000 turkey eggs this
year, hoping to raise 1,500 to 1000
turkeys from the lot.
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Tropical fish as thin as paper,
possessed of long sword like tails,
in all shapes and varieties and
ranging in color from velvety
black to the faintest mother-of-
pearl have been received at the
Redwood Falls Greenhouse for
sale to aquarium enthusiasts and
gardeners who are planning their
summer pools. Ranging in varie-
ty from the coal black Molyne-
sian through the rosy Barb which
flirts a tail marked by one black
spot, the prolific guppy, the Cor
mas who lay bubble nests for
their young and the quick little
stripped Zebra, the fish will be
Joined soon by Japanese fighting
fish, one of the most interesting
of the species.
They're very easy to care for
and their health is practically as
Isured, according to Mrs. Leroy
Buhner, if one follows instruc-
tions. The Greenhouse carries
supplies and is willing to lend a
book on the care of tropical fish
to it's customers.
The Music Store, exclusive dis
tributor of all King instruments
for Redwood and Renville counties,
has both the wholesale and retail
agencies. Recent sales made by
the store to customers living at a
distance include King trumpet,
going to Elizabeth, Illinois; an
overhauled saxophone to Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin; guitar to Mime
apolis; accordions to Litchfield and
Faribault; drum outfit to Will
mar and a piano to Iowa. Orders
for reeds have been received from
colleges and the University of
Minnesota band members and for
guitar strings from a dance band
on tour in Yellowstone National
park. A clarinet was overhauled
for a customer in Appleton.
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The o. A. Stensvad residence
boasts a mail box that is a mail
box. So unobtrusive as to appear
a part of the ornament on the
house, it opens for incoming mail
when the mailman presses a pedal
with his foot. The letters drop
inside the house.
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A Project-O Chart, the newest
machine in optics in use here, has
been installed by DIR. A. Asleson.
An eye-testing device, it is in the
form of a telescope like picture
protector which throws the usual
letters upon small silvered-
screen before the patient. Using
various slides, it includes red and
green colored panels for testing
for near and far sightedness. An
innovation is a special children's
slide which contains objects such as
ships, hearts, hancs and so forth
in place of the adults letters and
numbers. Other optic machines in