Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . that will steady him in theordeal he must face. Its the pull of the things ofhome that the boys are longing for and we are notgiving it to them. Sit down and write that letter, and give him thenews, the store news, the news of the town, the newsof home. Tf you have no clerks over there you knowone anyway, so write that letter and keep writing. Itis a little thing that is well worth doina;. May 10, 1918 CANADIAN GROCER 31 Current Events in Photograph—No. 19 BEFORE THE FRONTLINE This is a photo of anadvanced British artilleryobservation post situatedsomewhere ou
Canadian grocer April-June 1918 . that will steady him in theordeal he must face. Its the pull of the things ofhome that the boys are longing for and we are notgiving it to them. Sit down and write that letter, and give him thenews, the store news, the news of the town, the newsof home. Tf you have no clerks over there you knowone anyway, so write that letter and keep writing. Itis a little thing that is well worth doina;. May 10, 1918 CANADIAN GROCER 31 Current Events in Photograph—No. 19 BEFORE THE FRONTLINE This is a photo of anadvanced British artilleryobservation post situatedsomewhere out in NoMans Land watching theeffect of the fire of batter-ies miles in the rear. Herea man may surely look inthe bright face of danger,and gaze in it alone. Heand the birdmen are theeyes of the guns they fail in a measureat least the guns fail, andthat means an addedtragedy out there in you see the observa-tion officer in his steel hel-met watching through anew variety of periscopethe effect of shell Selling Extracts in Ontario New Regulations Governing Sale of Flavoring Extracts in Ontario Should be Carefully Studied by Retailer —Records Must be Kept THERE has been a good deal of un-certainty as to the Ontario sta-tutes requiring that flavoring ex-tracts be not sold in quantities greaterthan two and a half ounces. Throughan error in last weeks issue this regu-lation was spoken of as a Dominionmeasure. It is in fact an amendment tothe Ontario Temperance Act and as suchis of course binding only on the resi-dents of that province. The law providesthat the merchant selling flavoring ex-tracts shall keep a record of the saleand the name and address of the partysold in a book provided for that pur-pose. There is a proviso in this amend-ment that permits the sale in largerquantities to institutions, confectioners,and others who have a legitimate de-mand for a greater quantity than twoand a half ounces. Another clause ab-solutely prohibits the sale of e
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