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VOL. 14

‘TERRACE, B. .C, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1936 *°

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‘TERRACE |

After a persisten senreh by joer! ski
euthusiasts a good rnway has been to-
«uted north of town, The take-off is at
the Cretien orchard and comes down

the ravine for some hundreds of yards. |-

tv finish on the grade of the road that
wre put into that area in 1991,
‘a om 4% £
Donakhl Bruce left for Rosswood on
Sunday after’ spending some days in

town.
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As a result of nomination dat last
Monday there are five candidates in
the field for village cammisstoners and
three are required, on for one
year. one for (wo years amd one for
three. years, Th candidate getting
the highest vot will he there for the
langost term. Those nominated are as
follaws J.B. Agar. HA. Swain, W.
\. Klyknatrick. Gordo Temple and
Pett Tien.

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Owe: to the death of His Majesty
Tie George Vea number of functions
ther herd heen arranged for during the
mo wore caneelled or postponed.

ea
Ww. Cavanagh of Kalem Lake was in

town at the end of the weck.
tee

NASTY POLICE: COURT CASE

The local police court wus pretty
well occupied on Monday with a rath-
er messy ease in which three young
en of the village. and 2 juveniles had
to face charges of indecent assault on
i local young girl, .The three older

boys were committed for trial and the}:

two younger will go hefore the judge
of the juvenile court, Possibly no
good can come of making public read-

‘ing of the case, but the boys and: the

parents should consider themselvs very
fortunate that the offence was.com-
mitted in Terrace. rather than-in one
of the larger cities. Possibly the cass
Will be a lenson to other young people
Bvidently the offenders are not real
criminals or thee wanld not hont in
packs,

-|pare themselves to make up teams for

Havesting Ice
With Difficulty
Put Out 8.0.8.

on Monday morning butsbad luck dog-
ged the operntors for on Tuesday the
weather turmed mild. The ice was
token from the Skeena river on the
Loklise side. By Wednesday after-
noon the road from the river to the
bridge was so badly cut. up that opera-
tions were most difficult. Three op-
erators were at work in the bay, the
Swnin Transfer and ‘Taxi, Frank Gav-
in, and W. Christy. These men talked
things over nnd decided to interview
HT. Kenney, MLA. with the’ idea
of securing government assistance, und
asia resuit a government tractor was.
pur on Thursday morning to help. haul
the tricks up the river bank and to the
main road, ‘Phis was a big help and
saved the canshmer considerable,

On Friday afternoon Mrs, (. 1. ML
Gigey was hostess at the tea hour in
honpr of Mrs. H. McIlroy whose mar.

rhige took place New Years Eve,
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The basketball club | has posted the
names of those who ore selected to pre-

a costal invasion that is proposed for a
later pericd in the season. According
to present plans two teams, one of met
and one of girls, will go to Rupert some
time during the Easter vacation and"try

out their skill against the city players.
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- Ed, ‘France arrived from Smithers
on Tuesday and after giving the local
situation the once over, returned to the

interior on Friday night.
; was

RT. Adams of Massett.. has, been a
visitor here the past week, He trav-
elied abont the district ‘a zoad dent
and before leaving on Saturday for

this district In fhe nee inture.

Prince Rupert made it khown that he
‘vas consinerive making his home In

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You are suppdrting. a local industry .and encouraging the .

‘Buy at Home” principal,

you use these colamns?

Vancouver printers will
help.sell your produce,

. Tell the buving publie what. von have and give the price.

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Are here 'to earrv that message to the publie. for you.

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The local ice harvest got under way |

yYand make jelly from the juice.

Reduced’ Fee.
Membership to

On Thursday evening Rev. Dr. §, 8.
Osterhant, supt. of missions for the
United Church, gave a lantern leeture
in Knox Church. The occasion: was
the annual congregational’ meeting and
very encouraging reports were pre-
sented by the leaders of the several de
partinents of the church work. The
Ladies Guild in the past year did a
bigger work.than for severn] years and
and an Increased interest hus | been
taken, A vote of thanks was tender-
ed Walter L. Scott for his great help
with the boys and girls camp last year

Dr. Osterhaut's lecture: was on the
work of the missionaries who have
served the population in the north over
a long period of years. He went into
the work himself in the Naas in 1893.

Following the tecture the Ladies of
the Guild served refreshments and u
social period was enjoyed.

There is no argument equal to a-

happy simile,
. . age

Candied Apples—Choose apples of a
variety that will not break in cooking.
Peel and remove core with corer and
slice apples cross wise in half inch
slices or lengthwise in eighth inch bits,
or cut in half. inch cubes, Make a
syTup using—-2 cups sugar, third eup
white’ corn syrup, 1-cup’water.’-Boll
3 minutes then add sufficient fruit to
cover the bottom of. the kettle. Cook
until. clear, Remove and drain well.
Then set aside.to dry, Add: more
fruit to the syrup and. repeat the pro-
cess. After second boiling add three
tablespoons boiting water to syrup,
When fruit is dry roll in fruit sugar.
Syrup may be tinted red, green-or yel-
low ff destred,. Canned pears, plums
peaches or apricots if thoroughly drain

ed may be eandied by this method.
oee

| Centiod Carret—Serape small ear-
tots and.cnt them in quarters length-
wise, Cook them until tender. Make
syrup nsing the water the carrots were
evoked In, and allowing two cups sug-|
ar und 4% lemon und % cup white
corn syrup to t cup liquid. Cook until
carrots are elenr. Drain and dry, roll
in stizer ‘and pack between layers of
waxed paper.
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Applets—Cook any red skinned vari-
ety of red skinned applés without peel
ing in sufficient water to cover. Drain
Press
the pulp through a fruit press or a
coarse seive, Allow one cup sugar to
ench cup of pulp, boil slowly’ 15 minu-
tes stirring often to prevent sticking.
Spread in a pan which hes been rinsed
in cold water. Let stand 24° hours.
Cut in cubes and roll in fralt sugar.
These improve when stored two or
three weeks, Color may be added, but
if. red apples are used the natural col-
or ig a pleasing pink.

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Kitchen Kinke—Enamet’ the kitchen
‘furniture, choosing a. comforting color
scheme—dull red or dull blue on dark

‘wood, -yellow, green’ or. grey-blue on

light ‘wood. -Bring ‘an old dresser or
chairs from the- attic; tepafrtand ‘paint
Ten cent -glags.-knobs and if ‘coat. of

paint work. miracles Save empty, eof
‘fea cans for’ suppl
| sharp” ‘Rnives. -
; planning ment,

~ Board of Trade|

For the Ladies) |

‘Use. we “Ritehen slate in] .

| Lantern Talk|

On Early Days
: s. . a .
Mission Fields
The ennual meeting of the Terrace
& District Board of Trade was held in
the municipal offices on Tuesday ev-
ening last. President Harry King was
in the chair and gave a resume of the
year’s work, The financial report
showed that there was a good balance
in the bank. In order to stimulate
new ‘members it waa’ decided that,
while under the by-laws, the member-
ship bas to stand at $2.50 a year, a re
mission of three-fifths should be made
in the ease of anch payment of 1936
dues.- By this means a paid-up mem-

hership for the year ean be secured
for ¥1,00.,

A Short Story
Writer to Get
Get a Break

Canndian short story writers will
have an opportunity of procuring pub-
lication of their efforts through non-
commercial venture of The Writers’
Club, Toronto. The | Writers’ Club,
stimulated. by BE. J. O'Brien, famed
compiler of the “Best Short Stories”
each year, has decided to finance a
publication to be known as “Fiction”.
Mr. O’Brien will be advisory etifor,
and the manuscripts will be read by
ten persons.

discover the writer and help the writ-
er to ‘discover the market. The so-

there fs already a: commerctal market,
Hg not. sought “Fiction,” says the an-
nouncement -from the Writers Club,
will not pay for cbntributions, but the
publicrtion wili be copyrighted and
ecoypright for each contribution will be
vested in the author so that if it has
a future market value that value will
accrue to the writer, The: Writers’
Club will pay printing and other costs
There will, be no advertising and it is

Jstated that proflt.is not the objective.

The Umited nddition will be circulated
lurgely among editors. throughout the
world. ,

Mr. O’Brien has consented to det as
advisory editor, and to give these
stories consideration in making his an-
nnal selection. and listing. It is hop-
ed that in this way “Fiction” will
prove a really successful means of de-

_| veloping the art of the short story

in Canada, In the United States, one
non-commercial magazine of this’ typ

tion for half a dozen front-rank short
story writers in that country, ‘
Manuscripts of not more than 5,000
words, should be mailed to the Manu-
script Editor, Writers’ Club, 1606
Northern Ontario Building, Toronto.

flour, 1 cup white sugar, 144 cup butter,
rub to crumbs, ‘Take out 1 cup of the
crumbs. Mix. the rest with-2 cup of
sour milk. 1 tsp soda, 1 tsp’ cloves, 1
tsp cinnamon, 1- egg, 1- cup raising, 1
cup currants. . -

of cake,’ then ‘put in ‘oven and: bake, My
oars ot

Pie Crust—Best’ résults are ‘obtain:
ed when pastry flour “ig ‘ase. For
shortening Tard makes ple, crust that 18

obtained’ ‘by: the. use” on ay ‘Bood * ‘vee
table chortening.. “ed

‘BILVER: AND: GLass
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'The purpose of the publication is to

called formula typeof story: for whieh}.

has served to gain permanent recogni-|

Sprinkle the enp of. ‘crumbs: ‘on top .

shorter ‘and. crumbly. . Best rests :are |”

Christy’s Bakery,

Terrace, B. C.-

Will ship to any point on line
Will vou try our Bread and
Buns? ;

Standing orders’ shipped
regularly.

All kinds of cake. Get our price.

Phitbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Fully Modern Electric Light
Running Water
Travellers Sample Rooms
P. O. Box 5 Telephone

- Gordcn Temple, Prop.

Swain’s Transfer
Garage, Service Shop

‘Yaxi ‘Trucking Delivery
. Coal and Wood:

. Agent for

Ford Cars.
Ford Trucks
Ford Parts

Terrace Drug Store

FOR couGHS ‘AND COLDS

Try. Our White Pine with Tar. and
Cold Tablets. ;

TERRACE SAW MILL

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We cnrry a@ complete stock of :—
Roagh Lumber |
No. 1 and-2.Shiplay
‘Sized Dimension
‘Finish, Siding, Flocring, Vola
: Shingles, Mouldings

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