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’ “TERRACE, B. Gy WEDNESDAY. JULY 7, 1932

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- Terrace Mill Prices on.
«Lumber | |

Rough Lumber
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Mouldings,

PRICES ON APPLICATION —

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Gen Little Te Teac, B C

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Shingles -

Bring your ear in for a *
Complete Overhaul

_Agar’s Garage |

i 4 All repairs carefully made

“No. 2 Shiplap
S48 common dimension and No. 1 Ship.

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, Von ‘

_ coup of days In town this Week, ip mo

ived ¢ on Thiirsday ‘and proceeded to|:
Lakelse Lake .to install the plumbing
in Frank Poe’ 3 new house.

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“Splendid Empire Achievements a

Joseph M.. Piazzek of Valley valley,

Kanyus, Stopped: off” at Terrace 0
Thursday before | meena on. his: tour . ne
through Central B.. Cc. yo

OW. Lambe ‘of Prince ‘Ropert was a tee
visitor to "Terrace last Week, - : . tahoe

A, “Berner, field supervisor ' of the
| Soldier's Settlement, Bgard, spent il;

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“a DeLongehamps of Vanarsdol has:
returned” from Vancouver where hej:
|received treatment at the Shaunnessey :
Military Hospital.

S. H. Frame and R. Davis of Victor-:
ia were registered at the Terrace hotel:

BY A. Brondbent arrived from Topley
on Thursday, He is looking for a

small tract ‘of land with the intention
of making his’ home in this district,

Mx, and Mrs. James Thompson ‘of

Oiland gas. Fall stock of
parts, tires, etc,

General ‘Motors Agent

Terrace, B. c.

-Phitbert Hotel
7 TERRACE, B. C.

Running Water Dining/Room
_Eleetrice Light Telephone
‘Travellers Sample, Rooma ....

Special Chicken Dinner Sunday

: %e Mrs. Mf. Greig ds moving into her :
4 P. 0. Box 29 home on Kalum street.
dive . e
: - ; - ; Lake. .
ane : : .| Uncertain weather is still hamper-
J MRNA AIAN HII, ing the hay harvest. in the district; A
; _ gaod .percentage has been stowed away
SW. AIN’S but there is still quite o lot laying in
mo a the fields or awaiting the mower, It! of Lukelse Lake; .
Transfer and Taxi Service is feared that the quality will not be! i
un to the average as much of it got wet
after being cit.
Meet ail Crain . The rain also interferrd with the,
Specia! Ratesto Lakelse Lake | strawberry harvest last week.
cher,
a So , Louis’ Martin of the Philbert Hotel
‘ D. and for some time a patient i " fhe Ru-
TERRACE, B. C, . »]pert hospital, is now able - MOVE the cool weather.
: a3 ‘Around ‘some what and hopes to be. at. saul
inineiiainiieineileiinaiiaiiebie home’ soon,
CORPOR ATION. or THE VILLAGH Mr, and. Mrs. R. 3B. Holmes of the tow n
OF TERRACE ” Cassiar Ranch, Woodeoek, were in Ter-
—_— ried last Wednesday.
lady,

NOTICE

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In accordance with the provisions of |:

the “Domestic Animals Act” (Munici-

palities) notice is hereby glven that J.

Wilkinson’ .has been, appointed’ Pound.

Keeper for the Village of Terrace, and

‘ that Pound Notices will be posted at

the pound, und at the Terrace Post ot.
fice.

N Sherwood,
' - Clerk

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gamon Tuesday evening.
he weather a good game was played
with nt score of 4-4. a ’

board was in town last week.

- The Catholic pienic was held at La-
kelse Lake last Sunday. There was z

good attendance and ‘the affair was ¢
: déciied Success.” a ‘

Prince Rupert arrived last- Wednesday
afternoon to spend some. time at their
suummr cottage here.

The Terrace Seniors and McKenney
Snappy Nine plnyed a seven innings
In spite of

faith in he
Cherbourg,

ee of Arch Span 1,650 feet,
s of ona in service "May 1981, length 7

on her voyage from Canada June

ras an Empire pa ei by creating the magnificent new re
in four days,

seven hours, 58 minutes.

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N.S.W., newspaper, in order to convey to its readers the magnitude
idge recently constructed at the Australian Port, printed the com-

16th, 1932, justified Australia’s
cord, Father Point to

852.

E. Martin of the provincial game.

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3. Sparkes and hi

yn a-canee trip- to he: mouth’ of . the;
Skeenit’ River.’ rae

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son left Sunday

"Mes, D. Munro: and, Miss Potter of
Trail. spent the: Jast' week at Lakelse

Mrs. J, stamp Vincent and: diughter:
arrived Saturday to camp on the shore |.

and are ‘spending som “time at the log nifty rustic furniture—bis own man
stunner Home of Capt. Colthurst at utacture,
Lakelse Lrke,

Joun Hagan, with his new
boat is a. familar figure on Lnkels:
Lake. He i is not selfish with his speed
: and gives many of his neighbors fasi

trips to yarions lake horts.

a.direct road connection with the rest
of the district. Work done this month
has linked them up with the Copper
City ferry,

BENNETT'S “SPECLAL”

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MR.

speec’

“The Vanarsdol Lumber Co. is now 01 |

Mr, und Mrs, ©. Raven and Rod Me
Rne returned from the south last week
and moved out to Lakelse Lake where
Messrs, Itiven and MeRae will resume

With- curiosity and anxiety,

Frozen sweets are quite in vogue
now. ‘They are sweet, cool and nour
ishing. They often bring up to sta-
durd the calories in out otherwise
frugal summer meals, It is unusual te
be -talking about. Increasing ‘calorie.
but the fact is that some of us dp
not eat enough during the summer.
time. Our appetites are- lazy and wi
just let them have their own way,

Mucardons are good summer couk
ies and with them you can make sev-
eral delightful desserts,

Corn Flake Macareons

2 egg whites; 4 cup chopped ut
meats; 1 cup. brown sugar; 1 cup ¢u
‘coanut (shredded; 2 cups corn flukes

At the state banquet given in Otta.
wa to the delegates at the Empire Con:
ference, Mr. Buldwin, head: of the
British delegation, made a Tnughing re

, until they loxe their shiny upper

| teaspoon vanilla,
Beat egg whites until they are stif:
-engugh to hold their Shape but. nut

[their duties at the Skeena River hat-

Cherrlees are ‘ripening in spite’ af
A numbr of lots are
eady to he seen in local stores,

Ww, Treston of Kalum — Leke was b
the beginning of the week. Bil

‘gays he has to make flying trips these
' days as White Fang has mink and the

sumed.
some form of mild drink in which log ¢
anherry was xn ingredient, | ates, Remove. pans from oven, pl
“It was just lke the lady help.” be | ‘dump towel and 1 pine.
said, “she was no lady, ‘and certiinly | ou dump towel aud reniove macaroon:

no help,”

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ference to uw “glass and a half of My (222 Fold in sugar carefully,
; ” vin corn flakes, nutmegs and cucomutt: .
Bennett’s special,” which he had con. i Aad vanilla, Drop in a well erense
Tt was gnihered that this wa: |° ‘ P ort BEEUSCC

Coe

Bow

' baking sheet. Bake in a modern
joven (360 deg. F.) about 15 to 20 min.

| immediately with’ a spatula ‘or ‘shar ‘
Imife. If macaroons become’ hardentc: :
to flan, they may-be put in the ove.
a few minutes to soften.

Gunner Pearson left last Saturday tity

his way. to his home in Sweden.

Miss: Potter of ‘the teaching staff at by
Trail is spending two weeks
guest of Mrs, Greig.
recently returned from a trip to Al.
aska,

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Miss Potter has Nigel Sherwood,

— ‘holiday at Lakelse,
Thea, Colthurst and F, Vanstone at salt, is doing

rived from the south at the week end y

Survival of the:
Sweetest

By Barbara B. Brooks
For years we have been hearing ob-
jections to sweets — pasti'les, ‘cakes,
pies and candies, They have been
entied ° fattening, ‘conducive to bigh
blood = pressure, hard to. digest and
are known to have other unfavorable

minks. demand their food in quan.
and regularly.

Mrs, ©. J, Norrington and Miss Bar.
ya Sherwood are spending the week
t Takelse at the summer home of

A. Attree and- family are spending ;
Rumor says that
n lot of work there and
hen he gets through will have a lot

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in spite of these protests, there hog

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been 9 very marked surylyal of the

“Terrace Notes.

0, Youngman of ‘the’ Prince. Rhpert
'. store is relieving D. McKinnon,

“Mrs, G.. Clapp ‘of Prince Rupert: ar- .

tived in town lust Saturday. — Fishing 7 ‘Tackle es 7 Tents:
an seg fotos Yoel
Mr. and Mrs, LW. K. Steluert of Ru-| J! Jfbs . he
» pert ‘nore holidaying. in the ‘dlsttict hav- oo ; . “ Prederving Supplies tess
; Ing arrlyed from the:¢oaat‘on; Tuesday. Kettles Tans:

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"e sweets. It may be, that - sometime,
through future processes - of . evolution |
that men will be born without: those’).
taste. buds -which are. Dlenged with
only the sensation of sweetnesa. ” But
‘Het ua hope that, that time is far, fy)
awny.
’ We enjoy sweet foods’ 30: “much that
‘It haa become A custom to leave, them
to the. lpst:of,the mealw;he eecan,
‘| Mnger - oes ope ‘goodness. aire
' * Jare often ‘persuaded. to ent their entire.
“$l ment by ‘the. fact that. thera 48! good:
im J dessert: in “atare- for them, An: even}:

Rakes

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sugur; cup honey; 44 teaspoontu'
salt; 24% cnps erushed corn finke mr
caroonsa.

and salt.

dry macaroons and put mixture in th:
nalities for some people. But so far.!

au peop retrixerator pan and leave in chilling.
unit four hours,

Darts ice ‘to 1 part salt for four bout,

Seottisti bench, '

| bibajons. appearaues, " fllent
lord, is (a) most. remarkable, aan,
holds, a very puis position A

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Yield: 1% doz, macaroons,

Money" Corn . Flake Macaroon
’ Mousse . .
1% pints cream; % cup powdered

Beat cream wntil stiff, * Aaa pow
ered sugar sradually, then the honey .
Fold in’ erushed or rolled

Can be packed ‘in !

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