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_ THE TERRACE. NEWS, APPL 24, 1929

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Henry Motors |
Limited

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Ford Cars
and Parts

General Garage Repairs
by experienced men

Acetelyne
Welding

Garage and Showrcems

Smithers, B.C.

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“PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS: ACT’. | ,

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SKEENA ELECTORAL DISTRICT

NOTICE is hereby givon that I shall
on Monday, the 20th day of May, 1920
at the hour of ten o'clock in the for.
-hoon, at the Courthouse, Smithers,, B,
C., hold a sitting of the Court of Re-
vision, for the jurpose of revising the
list of yoters for the said electoral
district, and of hearing and determin- |
ing any and all objections to the reten-
tion of any name on the sald list, or

{Quit hrooding, start each

_ BE SATISFIED
where you're living ton:

day
thinking -life’s not: always lilue.

That every day’s another day, un duy

of love and doy,

saw or pen,’ a toy.
Your engine oy your railway track, or:
tools are only lent,

Dlice tu live content.

Just mike your job a job to Hy e, ‘and

live to inake your job, :
A work of joy and happiness, and ‘quit
that grousing mob,
Of inen and Women - workers who ure
always feeling bored,
and thing if they only had the life of
Henry Ford, |

live, and how contented be,
They never think that Harry’s wot to
live Itke you and me.

deubt his richer class:
live just on gas,

miake such work’ aif fun,
Create a wholesome happiness,
place within the sun. “

Ail can strive to live content, be happy
wt life through: |

oyey

where we're living’ too.—I.- GL,

THE HEALTHY HOME

Very frequently we have mentioned.

Be satisfied with what you've Bot and

with
Another. day to Swork’ and play, your

Ax implements to make this - ‘world n

Just what they'd do,and where’ they'd

He lias troubles and has worries in ho
We ermuot ill be Harrys, nor can all

Keen interest in our daily work will

Bo satisfied with what we’ ve got, and

Health | Service
Questions concerning health, addres-
‘}sed to the Canadian

tion ,184 Colleg
be answered b

Medical "Associa-
e Street, Toronto, will
¥ letter, Questions as to
diagnosis and treatment will not be
answered.’

to the registration as a voter of any

and for
the other purposes set forth in the

applicant for registration:

“Provincial Elections Act”.

Dated at Smithers, B, C., this 18th

day of April, 1929,
STEPHEN H. HOSKINS, —
’ ’ Registar of Votors: -
Skeena Hlectoral District.

that the health of each one of us de-
pends, in large measure, wpon ourselbv-
es. We must mak use of the infor-
mation given to us concerning the pre-
vention if disease and the maintenan-
ee of health if it is to be of any pract-
icle value. In the same. way, it-is true
that whether or not the home is a heal.

W. C. LITTLE LOST HIS HOUSE

While attending a dance at Kitwan-

wa lust Saturday night the home of W.
3. Little of Woodcock took fire and
when Mr, and Mrs, Little returned to
Woodcock they had no home. How
the fire started Is a mystery, but it
aid its work very thoroughly. All the
nearby neighbors were nt the dance
also so that nothing ‘of the coitents
were saved, While the loss is a big
one Mr, Little will rebuild ns soon as
he can get the material on the ground.

The Natives are heginning to path-
er around in preparatian of the fishing

season on the const,

Mrs. George ‘Bensou Sr., of Victoria
isn guest of her family in Hazelton.

thy one depends upon the one who live
in it, But that being true, it is also
true that some homes are so built that
it is very difficult, if not impossible

to make of any of them a healthy
home,

When a house is to be built or rent-
ed. the question as to w hether or not
it is sv consiructell and go situated,
that it can be made 4 healthy home,'
should, recieve attention, Some of the
points which are the greatest import-
ance nre brought to the attention of
our readers,

Bvery room in . the house should
have. a zood sized window which opens
amt. looks out lipont ‘4 “street, i yard or
a large court. This allows for the free
entrance of nir into the reom. Air is
wn whsalute necessliy and. therefore
rooms without windows opening -out.
into ‘the open air nre unfit to live in,

thousand bushells of Garnet to certain

under any flag is the record claimed

FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS. OF
THE MELLING. AND BAKING
' QUALITIES OF GARNET:

; . WHEAT

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‘New variety of bard ‘Spring wheat
produced by the Experimental Farm
‘Branch, Department. ot ‘Agriculture,
Ottawa, Canada‘ and bearing the name
“Garnet”, bas been under test ut var-
ious Experimental Stations throngh-
out. Canada. for a namber of years. ‘lt
has also: been -grown by a large num-
het of farmers since. nud including 19-
26, During this period it has become
immesly hopular among growers who
live in districts in which early matur-
ing sorts have a: distinet advantage.
Garnet is distinguished chiefly by
Its. ubility to mature from seven. diys
to ‘two weeks ahead of the standard
variety Marquis, and to produce excel-
lent yields of hard red (nonpiebald)
grain, under widely varying conditions
It produces n somewhat more vilrewus
Brain than does Marquis, and on ne-
count of this pareuliarity Canaan
nillers are afraid that Garnet inas uot
mill well when mixed with Marquis
or other virtreous varietics.
The flour of garnet in its: natural
condition is usually somewhat more
evenmy in color than is that of. Mar-
quis. “This applies also to the erumb.
Apirt from the abore two points, Gar-
net admittedly is entitled to rank with
Marquis as a producer of high quality
flour for use elther alone or for blend-
ing with flours of lesser strength.
Whether or not “Garnet when mixed
With Marquis, actunlly may offer any
serious difficulties from a milling
standpoint i 1s a Inatter of some import-
ance. It would seem necessary also to

of garnet is likely to be a factor in
determining the value of the variety,
especialiy for the Old Country trade
While the Canadian millers would
seem to prefer the whiter flour of Mar:
quis, there is some evidence that the.
somewhat creamy color flour of the

tain British millers, may at least be of
ne conunercial significance, These are
the early solution of which is needed
before Garnet can be properly rated.
Arrangements are therfore being made
by the Federal Department of Agrie-
ulture co- ‘operating with the Canad-
ian wheat pool and the Department of
Trade und Commerce, to ship several

mills in England, Germany and possib-
ly to. ene or move other countries, for
milling anil baking tests on a commer-
cial scale. i. shipment of pure Garnet |:
a8 Well as one-consisting of a mixture
of Garnet and Marquis, will alsa bel
sent to the state testing mit at Minne-

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Makes Pastry Delicious-—
7 Ensures Success

decide whether the color. of-the flour! ~

‘Garnet if not, actually prefered by cer-|.

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‘It’s marvellous how -
‘a little paint can

transform a home—

Happiness and good cheer ine

evitably follow the proper use
of paint. The new B-H book
“Color Harmony in the Home”
opens the way to more beautiful
homes for all. It’s so easy to use,
too, for there is a B-H finish to
protect and beautify every con-
ceivable type of surface.

. BRANDRAM-HENDERSON
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Our new booklet

on Calor Harmony

contains many

suggesitons for

beautifying tha

‘tome. Secure a ;
. copy from your

dealer or write di-

fect to the come.

pany at Montreal.

ranteed to contain Brandram's
guarant B.B. White Lead and Pure
White Zinc, combined in the ideal.
proportions of 70 to 30,forming the
strongest covering pigment known
ta science,

TERRACE HARDWARE

apolis, for a somewhat similar purpose.

CANADA WINS THE BANANA
: | TRADE

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The largest benana carriers afloat

as

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“The Royal Yerk, Jarzest hotel
and tallest build'ng in the British

sh

: Aleoyp roams without a window are
prattleally as bad as windowless rooms

they are impossible to ventilate.

onld he a kitehen sink;

RKvery home should have reasonable

‘ Wash-bagin
and bath, with hot water connections.

by the Lady Somers and the Lady Rod
‘{udian National Steamshins which went
into commission recently, ‘These steam-
era are equipped with the most mod-

ment, and are capable of carrying over

a cay famous red-and-green

ney, the twe new vessely of the Cun-|. :

ern cooling and refrigeration equip-| ‘

Enipive, wil} be open shortly in
Torunto, It is a .self-contained
«community hayirs {ts own bank,
brokers offices, stores, power sta-
tion, printing print, recreation cen->
tres, and so on,

Roady cleanliness and parteularly elean.
hands are important. If the hands
are to be washed regularly before mea-
Is, if teeth’ are to be cleaned tice a
day. If a hot bath is to be taken’ at
Tenst once n week, it is necessary that

100,000
The Lady Somers sailed for
mudi, the Bahamas and Jamaica, in-
uligurating the western
Cenndian

stems of bananas,

National

Ber-

service of the
Steamships

he-

Gns from weoils of. the Bow: River:
ind South Saskatchewan Valley to
(he south and west of Medicina Hat .
may pruvide helfum gos for ‘the
British Alr -M' Mistry. a

~The Boy Scouts’. Tnowlodge | in
wooderait may: ba turried (a lew...
use in Nova Scotia ‘where tha _pro- .
vine al government foresiiry depart-
ment propose-to enlls! their. ser-
vices inthe planting of 1,600,006
trees to reforest 1,000 “acres. of
Hand.

enuse diet -

oe night. it devel

Ticilities be provided for nll these.

The kitchen is nu important room be
s0-important. - Proper
pluces for 'stortug: food .and ‘milk and
ndquate facilities for washing dishes
ull “nake. it much easier for the houge-
wife to prepare wend serve the varled
‘diet that ix required for, the * health,

is.

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With nine degrees of ‘frost Monday
oped n high temperature

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* The Canadian Pa fle
cess’ of -91,000 employees. and. ‘its
yearly ‘pay-rol] - is approximately.
fia 5.000, 1000 . wee

The: “eurtene. and faring

0 *on Tnedae afternoon. A good
jatd Ontario three: day rain’ “would . do}.
nach “wood,

tion is complete in every detail. ‘Par-
ticular ¢ care hag been paid to’. all de- :

devices. to raise the. intertor _temper- ;
nine when Reeesvary, * °

wey

tween Canadian Ports and the Islands, .
‘Phe Steamships . are, elaborately . de- [i000 1:
corated, and the Passenger accomoda: oo

tails of the cargo space and the ship Poo
completely insulated, The. Lady Som= he
ers can carry fruits and vegitables re- yes
“| quireing different temperatures, For too
cool climate the’ ship, is‘equipped * With}. °

| Jock Widtteh of Pings rape ie PRs

been in, Hazelton for ‘the: past. week or

- Package! Look for it at
-. your grocer’s, It brings _
you’ genuine ee
Corn Flakes. The flakes
_ with the flavor that

can’t be. copied! | The

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