VOL. 13

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TERRACE, E.

&. WEDNESDAY AUGUST % 1935

‘NO. 38

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About Terrace

,  AMLEss Mary Reid of Vancouver: is’ a
i sient: o£ Mrs. Te

G. Skinner,” ~ Miss
‘Reid came north last week , in -com-

yay with her futher who proceeded |
toria, B.C...

wrth to the ¥nkon where he will con
ext the coming election as the Liberal
cr nilidate.

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Mrs. I. W. Kergin who has” been
holidaying nt Lakelse Lake with Miss

Watt retuned to the coast Saturday.
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Cooler weather arrived towards the
end af the week, Dnt lttle’ rain’ ‘fell,
ind the balance of the hay ’ crop ° “is
being hayy ested in good condition,

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Repairs, ‘ani Williams. creck . - bridge
are athout? “conipleted and Toging op.
eratious from’ near Tatkelse Take ‘re
neni being: carried: on. sce b

Some. of the. hays on:
work, south of Lakelse Tatke ‘got quite
a thrill the other day when they saw
whit they considered bear tracks in n
nud hole. They, bert n hasty retreat
lint it was afterward discovered that
a oprecteal joker in’ the ¢enamp had
made the tricks. - :

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Word has cone in that, Miss Edith
Kohne plans to spend the winter at
Portia, Ove, She expects to lenve
Stewart for thé South during the com-
ing week. ;

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The scow for the Kalum river ferry
is about flnished but is waiting for a
special brand of paint before it ts put
into commission. :

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Runger ‘Sid Cooper: is ‘new--all: fixed

NOTICE

CAMPERS RENTING MY LOTS
AT LAKELSE LAKE MUST PAY
FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.—MRS.
M. W. BOSS, 1147 Pandora: Aves Vie-

sae

The Terrace boys of the community
cimp at TLakelse Lake’ came home on
Tuesday and still a larger group of:
girls went out to take their. places,
The cnmp has been » great success. and
the hoys hive done a lot of good work
in clexring up the camp site, making,
patk conditions. in the bush right. be-
hind the crmp. and thoroughly clear-

ing the beach of. all litter und drift.

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Mra, Fred Sash has gone out with
the girls eainp rs cChaperon and to help
in the management of affairs.

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Work. onthe Usk extension of the
highway is well under way now, and
the camp is fully organized under the
foreman Ton. Moore «who expects to
make rapid progress,

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| Harry RBowmin, colonization

feort hes sent in a numiher of notices |}.

ae Aaling with an offer’ made by the rail

way Fox placing high class brood sows {.

with Inenl furmers. The sows will be

purchased by experis af avery reason |-

abe cost and the railway” would ¢o-
opernte w ith’ al greatly reduced: fréight
rates Tt Woks like : i fine chance’ for
farmers ‘to ret, into” the -hog. business
with Rood stock,
sa a

| Rey. ; fp, KB. and Mrs. Birehall spent

the: sveek ond ‘at Richmond's summer

home ae Likelse Lake.
re i oa -

atte Mee Myth

up in his new. forestry office.

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NASSAX OFFICE, USK, closep

“0. TT SUN DAL CO.

Oils
Tires

Painta
Goodyear

Flour Feed

‘Headquarters. for

Varnishes”
Car Batteries

General Merchandise eae

, Hardware: co

General Hardware a

YW . - ‘ eUTe ors ae

- Insurence

You: are’ supporting a local: ‘industry ‘and « encouraging: the

“Buy at Home’ principal. : :.

‘Tell the: buying bublio what. you have. and give’ the. brie

Erna, Tail ehedaS ayer niys

iain HERALD, AND TERRACE: ae sl
d bath that i prestige to the public fo You. -

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* help! sell JORRPEOMBERS

- Vancouver poiiitera will not. help build: your town n and ommndnity: nor

GIRLS ON A MOUNTAIN TRIP

: A party of Terrace young ladies who
have been busy at Remo decided that
a trip up the mountains was good for
them after picking strawheries for a
number, of weeks, “The services of ‘a
competent gulde were secured and the
start wes made fron a polnt west’ of
Remo, After sereral hours climbing
the reached ‘The Sleeping Beauty"
and from this point they had a ‘splen:
did yiew for many mites around. The
‘trip back was not so good. Dither the
guide had taken ‘a: different route or
relse the trail had become a lot rougher
‘in a few hours. Anyway, the down-
ward trip was not far advanced when
one of the party sit down, then an-

‘lother and it quickly developed into’ a

contest as to who gat down and got up
the oftenest. Before they were half
‘way down their lothes: were showing
signs of wear against the rocks, and
the guide had to walk from then on
‘With eyes front, and when the party
{inally reached. Remo. lamps were all
niig¢ht and kept on burning nntil the
wirls made suitable repnirs.

ot this “aubehiet Ss
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{eated in the spring,

Dr. Osterhaut, superintendent. of
itissions for the United Church of Can
adi for British Columbia, arrived on
Monday morhing from the east. The
sue ‘evening le met‘the board «of.
InaANagement of Knox United church to-
‘liseuss Loeal chnreh conditions,

Mr. and Mrs,’ Ales” Thirtey. arvived
from Prince Rupert : the iniddle of the
week. | M, Harr ey, who’ has been in
the employ of: the ‘Canadian Fish &
Cold Storage Co., is anxious to make
a change, and has been greatly | at-
tracted? ‘py the climate and possibilities

Sonie of the boys’ | até “beginning, to

‘get the first signs of: "buck fever, and

are fingering their rifles and shot. ‘gun
and wondering if they can really shoot
as well aa- their, target practice’ indi-
The ammunition
dealers. are: Jonising forwa rd to n good
busines ; Sm a

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HEALTH FROM THE GARDEN: -

The naveruge garden supplies vege-
tables in abundance, perfectly. fresh
through the summer months, and also
many which are castly stored either
yaw or canned for winter use. as
ficient vegetables. . Minerals such ag
Lphur which: neutralize the acid condi-
tion of the blood, are found in proper
combination as nature provides them
in vegetables. Spinach, chard, tet-
‘tuce, celery, tomatoes, carrots, cabbage
‘string beans, beets, parsnips, potatoes,
radishes, onions, cucumbers, asparagus
turnips, peas and cauliflower all have
varying amounts of available mineral
matter. -Lenf and stem vegetables are
richer in caletum. Green vegetables
are best sources of iron. ‘

Vitamins, essential to health, are
necessnry fer growth and protection
from disease. Different vitamins are
found. in. varions foods. Vegetables
ustly served raw, such as lettuce,
cubbage and tomatoes’ are valuable
sources while smaller amounts
avalluble in oll others.

Starch and sugar are found in pota-
toes, parsnips, beets, carrots, corn,
pers and beans; ‘and supply food for
body heat and energy. Legume (ripe
peas, beans and lentils) contain nitro-

‘1gen nnd-are used for tissue building.

Another important function of.. veze-
tables is to supply -fibrous material
which is not digested, thus providing
Ink or roughage and aiding elimina-
tion,

Points to be considered in cooking
vegetables are preservation of color,
flavor and nutrients. Most vegetables

he steamed. - Have the water boiling

cpa few, years . azo. such . preparations
ot ts ere rare, “While dn the. ye.

Tra * Lae ene Gea Mining (

when vegetable is put in the pot. Keep
it boiling, not simmering .and keep}.
closely covered.
cocking preserves color.
out the addition of water is a

‘Baking with

ticnl for many vegetables.
vent strong flayors.oa in‘thosé‘of the
cabbage family cr onions, use @ large
amount of water in an. uncovered: ves-
sel and boil for the shortest possible
time for tenderness.

Variety in serving vegetables from
day to day aids in appealing to the
appetite, \

SARTETY IN FEEDING STUFES |

stock . _and poultry

Canadian live

on ‘feeders ; have a wide ranve of commer-

‘cial nixed feeds from which to select
their requirements. For the year end-
ed September 80, 1984,;: vsthere- were
1,301 -brands of mixed ‘peat registered
under. ithe’ Feeding Stuffs. Act of Can-
nda.
numerous then. feeds for ‘other. lasses,
of stock. iind uecount for 986 brands, or
nearly 72 per cent of the total. Dairy
feeds’ follow: with © 129 brands, , calf
ineals with 64 and hog feeds with. 43.

The increnked | production’: “of high

-protein “niid ‘inineril mixttrres ‘ to"'snp-

Hement tand balance rather than to
replace farm grown ‘feeds has. been Qa
noteable development in: recent years.

Comparatively few persons eat sut- :

iron, calcium, phosphorus,. ‘iodine, ‘gul-|

“arels

are best cooked in the smatlest amount
of water: which can be wsed without] - 2.’
burning the vegatables, or they: may |

Salt added . during| :

good |
mnethod in some cases but-is not prac-}.
To pre-| F

Chtisty’s Bakery

Terrace, B.C.

Will ship to any point on line” °

Will you try our Bread and
Buns?

‘Standing orders shipped.
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P.O. Box &

Gordon Temple, Prop.

Telephone

Terrace Miil Stock of
Lumber:

.No. 2 Shiplap

S48 common dimension and No. 1 Sti7)-

Rough Lumber

lap

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, Vejoint
Ete.

Shingles ’ Mouldings, mas

.. PRICES ON APPLICATION

Gen, Littie Teac B. C.

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R. W. RILEY, Phin. B.
"Terrace

Rexall Fly Kil

oi, uf Citronella, ete,

Fishing Tackle

Rods, Reels, Lines and Flys"
All ney stock.

ICE CREAM—Our Own Make

& oom vemecanonvam cguivanoes
ae 1

Poultry feeds’. are, much “more. .

~ Swain? ( Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

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Trucking -: Delivery
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- Agent for*

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