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‘THE OMINECA wmRaip WEDNESDAY. JUNE 19, 1929.

Saturday, June 22:

A AMemedodayre Mayer picrurs

Thrills Never Before in

Pictures

| A story of-romance and adventure—of brave men and
women stirred to the depths by the quest for Gold. The
camera, travels the trail over Chilkoot-Pass which broke
the hearts of so many men proud of their strength.
; Buried beneath the avalanche; swept to death from flimay boats in

sets icy waters, still with indomitable spirit they kept the trail.
_ is a living monument to courage and the spirit that shall, not Gie,

Admission---Adults $1.00, Children 50¢
- Afternoon show at 2.30:

~ HAZELTON THEATRE

__« Evening show ai 8 o’clock|

- Home Econontics

.. By. Barbara B. Brooks -
.. |. “What shall we eat
tie asked - by housekéepers all-over the
sv [world The interest in food is shown
by the many ‘Magazines and newspap-
. {er articles’ on the: ‘subject and even by
_. [the advertisments, The last not oni,"
tell the good polnts about the product
to be sold, but often sive space to test-
ed reclpes, | Housekeepers have. found
that these “vecipes are to be trusted,
and that. a collection of them makes a
- splendid Tecipe file. ‘.
; In- the (Spring a Woman's | - thoughts
turn to something new in cookery and

new under the sun” there are recipes
developed from” time to time which are
different. We are going to gire some
= suggestions ‘here which ‘have come to
/ us ‘from some commercial sources and
. which: are worth passing on.
’ Tet us start with Sunday breakfast.
A typical recipe for this meal is for
waffels. An interesting change ig to
use | the following bran waffel recipe:
_ Bran Waffels Supreme.
“1y, cups flour; 4 teaspoons. baking
powder; 1 teaspoon sait; 2 tablespoons
sugar; 2 eggs (separated) 1 cup sweet
milk; % cup melted shortening ; ¥eup
of All-Bran.
Sift the dry ingredients.
egg yolks and combine with the milk,
Add ta the dry ingredierits. and nix
|Wwell, Add melted shortening and the

whites, -
tik the mixture ceases to steam.
Cuncheon desserts are often & probs
len. Many people prefer crackers and
cheese to something sweet, An attrac-
‘“ltive and delicious - ‘service 48, prepared
|by placing a brick of cream “cheese on
a glass plate and pouring over it a
glass of raspberry jam, Serve with:
crisp - ‘¢rackers, _
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PROTECTION ON ROSE FOLIAGE

Here

Good foliage is essential to the pro-
duction, of good roses and, moreover,
good foliage | is desirable in a rose

A Henry Rogers Silver E.P.N.S, Coffee Sp oon is
Placed in each tin Blue Ribbon Vacuum Gof,

gnrden because of its’ appearance, Lea-
ves. which are mildewed, spotted or
partly eaten’ by insects take away very
much of ‘the attractiveness of - a rose
garden, The easiest insect to contro]
jis the Rose’ Slug, a zreen caterpillar,
Which does not usually appear in great
numbers but: which works -on the un-
der’ side of the lenyes and eats out
Pieces. These may be Picked off by
hand when the bushes ave few but the

lead in the DPreportion of four cunees
to ten gallons vf water.’ The Aphis, or
_@eveen fly, is often troublesonie, as is’
.| also the Lent Hopper. These suck the
Juice from the foliage and must ‘be kil-
led by. contact.

of half a pound of an olly “soap. to,
each ten gallons of solution will make
It more effective. Red spiders may be
removed by a strong’ force or water a-
gainst' the underside of, the lenves, The
Black Spot enuses much defoliation of
Loses, This disease is seen as spots on
‘| the leaves in ently sutimer, The best
known remedy for this is ‘a mixture of
flowers of sulphur, nine parts, arsenate
of lead one part. The sulphur. should
be ine: This mixture should be: dus-
ted an the plants as soon: ag’ they are
in full foliage ined before the black

- Married in Prince Rupert

pital
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ta peuple. along the’ Skeena tool place »Kitwanga,. and: the .

in St. Andrews; cathedral, Prince’ Rue couple will nuke ‘thelr: home" ate Kilt: |.
wang: Ww here ° they ' received: a hearty’ "
Wweleome' from | the. ‘settlers, . he

pert, recently when, Mars..
xav of Port Sin is US , niirrled to
Robert A, ‘Sumpare wie Kitwangn:
Mrs. Sampare, Wan ‘the! widow of the; °
Inte Captain Magar, Wwho- was captain
To the. Skeenn,. one ‘of Foley, Welch &;
Mtewart’y, ants onthe Skeenn during
; railway construetion, , During”. recent
ma. = years Mrs. Magar had been house-keep-
op oer at the Port Siinpson Gerieral Hos,

Flova D.. Ma-,

a ‘Robt. ; ‘Sampave is sell imoyn along
a . AW edding ‘of considerable intorgst ‘the Skeena‘ river’ nid ' is podtmaster at.

Mrs, Bremner. and hitint who hare
been ‘at! “th: Hiizelton “Hospital, went,
hone to: ‘Pacific’ on Tuesday... Lo

The aanual sghoo! vente’ ‘eit ne
held in Woodeock on Saturday. “noxt,
Miss’ Hibbert® is the: teneber. |

Spot is. noticed, repeating again sever.
.+}al times at intervals of about. ten days
This is effective agninst powdery Tmil-
dew also. If spriying. ds - ‘begun ently :
In the Senson there. should be. good fol-.
inge. and abmaiiant bloom. °

“NEW-KIND OF
TABLE ‘CLOTH’

Looks just: lik. Itnent;
‘(dainask finish. ‘ Washes °

4No laundering necessary,
FREE: SAMPLE....:

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newly © married

like oileloth, |:
Send. for. a .

is a question

“QUICK 2 N EWS

' We do not. know about ao Tew pro-
vince but it seems for fetched when
all our business has’ to be. transacted
on an island ont in ‘the Pacific, and
our public works and registration of-
fices are away off in Burns. Lake and
Fort St, ‘James. Smithers, it seems,
Was too convenient. for this district as
it could be reached by auto very easi-

”

be appreciated. However, it cleared
the air of a-lot of sulphur or valconic
ash from the recent erruptions in Italy.
All ‘the mud puddles Were thickly eont-
ed.

"The Round - Lake ‘and Quick schools
will hold thelr annual ‘pienic at Quick
school on June: ‘21st.

The Quick Farmers’: “Tnstitute | hak
the largest ‘membership , to-date. The

39 members include practically all resi-

although there is said tobe. “nothing:

ly.

oF oe dent farmers,
A number from here attended the big
plente at Topley.-

“The rain on the 13th was thanktully
received, but ten times ns much- would

Mr. Bonavia,.- superin- ..
tendant of institutes, and 8, §. Phil-
lips, are expected at the next meeting
on June 22, and a good attendance of
members is requested.. ,

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The Omineca Herald is $2.00 a year

PEOPLE ARE FUNNY THAT WAY!

Beat the .

AL Brau. Add the stiffly beaten ess | -
Bake in a hot Jaffel. iron wu-

“REVET FOREST FREY cn hep.

rt

Iti is an. extraordinary fact, that |

people’ who ‘are rigidly careful

with Fire in-their own homes
are utterly reckless with it when.
out of doors.. EIGHTY PER.
CENT. of our Fire Losses last —
year would have been prevented ,
had people tried to remember
that FIRE. is an element with |
which it is NEVER safe to. be
careless

BRITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE

surest way is to spray with arsenate of |

Nicotine sulphate ts alo
goad remedy. for these and the additfon

A ‘handsome .

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Specialties: Sale Co,
Prince R

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Advertised Goods |

Are Lower

a ec ertoas | ft

ADVERTISING turns over stocks rapidly, and there:
fore tinultiplies profits. This means. that prices in.
' shep whieh advertises canbe short rather than Jong. : :

Of this you “may be suve: Prices ina shop which ad. :
vertises are not MORE than in a shop which does not |

advertise, The chances ure that they are oftentimes ”
lower, Fe A

' ‘This, also, is generally true: : You will: find: better.
goods, better valnes! and-better service lu those shops -
Which turn over their stocks rapidly, This means, aga.
weneral: thing, shops which advertise.

“an NOTE To MERCHANTS wll we

Advertising costs you nothing—i iis val for by. the
, profits of inereased sales: ,

isjeasyit is . simply saying: in. 1 wilting _
* >" what you say'to‘yourcustomers. in your’ shop: Turn”:
over stocks. amicklys if you Would: make more money, a