Épicerie Canadienne Juillet-Décembre 1907 . Le Colonel John Stoneman, Jas. Chas. Hoopérande Smith. Cadre de Toronto...). Wildfong, W.Meen. Sol. Walters, I). McGregor, W. J. White. X. Oakley, Jno. W. Charles. (,.Campbell, T. Gloster, F. C. Hunt, Robt.Keys. Les éléments suivants ont été créés pour les membres honoraires—Jno. B. Nelligan Ben Arthur. Leslie, H. Mcintosh, du Cen-Iral Business College de Toronto; Alex.Karle. De Crecmore. Et Donald Mrdrcgor. Amos Mason et hoss Mackenziewere ont fait des assistants au secrétaire.Avant la clôture de la séance. Bob Asherwas présenté avec Hill Colvilles prizefor ayant vendu le plus de butto

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Canadian grocer July-December 1907 . Col. John Stoneman, Jas. Hooperand Chas. Smith. Toronto executive—.). Wildfong, W.Meen. Sol. Walters, I). McGregor, W. J.White. X. Oakley, Jno. W. Charles. (, .Campbell, T. Gloster, F. C. Hunt, Robt.Keys. The following were created honorarymembers—Jno. B. Nelligan Ben Arthur.(has. Leslie, H. Mcintosh, of the Cen-Iral Business College, Toronto; Alex.Karle. of Crecmore. and Donald Mrdrcgor. Amos Mason and hoss Mackenziewere made assistants to the secretary.Before the meeting closed. Bob Asherwas presented with Hill Colvilles prizefor having sold the most buttons. Bobsold 32, and said it was pie. Snack but-tons cost $1 each and entitle the ownerto full membership in the club. As the final wind-up to the meeting.William Algie recited a poem by Robt.W. Service, author of Songs of a SourDough. The poem, which was calledflic Cremation of Sam MGhee, wasof a humorous persuasion, and made agreat hit. The Procession. Lunch was served to all who had ap-petites, by the ladies of the Hiesbyter-. Drummers Snack .Members and friends in Win. Aigies grounds. Snack of 1!)()7 the greatest in the historyof the club. For Next Years Snack.The following officers were then elect-ed: Vice-president (an ollice created lorthe first lime after some discussion |K. C. lli.nl. Toronto. Hamilton secretary Bay Hill. Toronto Becretarj Robert Asher. 32 ian Church, in the Science Hall. Onepqid 25 cents and ate all one couldflic laic was extraprdinarily good valuefor the money, but this may have beenon account of flic ladies relying on thewell-known generosity of all travelerslo conic forward at a slightly advancedprice over (he one asked. Their expec-tations, if they entertained any, wengratified many-fold, flic hoys dived in-to their pockets and wouldnt take anychange, THE CANADIAN GROCER After lunch, came an event from whichthe writer, for one, has barely recover-ed. From the hill-top floated the strainsof sad music, and down the street thereswung a procession,

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