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THE E OMINECA HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1081.

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MUFFIN MAGIG?-~
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Ry Barbara B. Brooks .

Morning hardiy séems to be the tim.
ti» perform magie does ‘it? Usual
wonders of the mistic art are_ perform-
in the middle of the night by the dim
ight of the fireflies, the moon and. the
stars, But muffin’ magic Svorks bet
{ev when inquisitive morning glories
pwcp in at your: kitchen. ‘window to. see
what you are making for breakfast.

Muffin magic is” very easy. The
Imtier is ‘taken! trom the refrigerator
where the cool temperatures have re-
tirdd the action of the leayenings dur-
ing the night. -With a-few deft turns
vf the hand the batter is placed in the
Initterell muffin pans, Then into the
oven they go. The-best part of magic,

however, [s not the preliminary per-]-

formance of- the artist, but what comes
out of the hat. ‘Sometimes it is p fluf-
fy white bunny, sometimes it -is a
squealing pig, In this case when the
«ven door is opened a pan of golden
Irown muffins greets th hungry andi-
ci.ce,

The art is ‘very simple when you
have a refigerator and the results will
qwi:tke You famous as the perfect break-
Tust hosess, A plate of hot erusty muf
fis will complete any breakfast that
yea are planning, whether it be one in
ihe cam outside of your cottage by the
‘ox hrenkfast luncheon ‘for your
lLiwrising guests or just a breakfast
ie: jhe family. ---

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Muffins -

Boa.

Half. cup: sugar, 4 teaspoon salt, 14
cup shorteniug, 4 teaspoons :
Lowder, T-egg, 2 cups flour, 2 cup vi
milk,

Crevm the sugar. and shortening an,
wih} thswell beaten egg, Sift the d |
ingredients together’ and: add to tl .
first mixture alternating with the: n
Huke in’ well: greased muffin pans in
zt hot Gven (425 degrees F.} for fifteen-
to brenty minutes. ¥ield; 9- muffins.

es

‘Banana Muffins

Two teaspoons shortening, yc cup of.
sugar, 1 egg (well beaten, 1 cu) milk,
1 4% cups bran flakes, 1:44 cnps flour,

2 teaspoons baking powder, 4% tea-.J.

spoon salt, 44 ecup -chopped bananas, -
Cream shortening and sugar; add
egg, milk and bran flakes; Sift. flour

. to provincial. government figures “

of $10,366,636 in annual preniizms

+ Bien Muffing |

bran,~4 cup sugar, 1 egg (.well.beaten).-

salt.-

egg and sour. mail, Add. all-braa. and -
let soak ‘until most of- thie “moisture is
taken up. | z Sift, flour with: baking pow-
der and salt and add to the first mix-
ture, stirring only, until flour disap.
pears. Fil: : greased “muffin «ting tw
thirds full and bake in a moderate ,
en for 20 to. 25. minutes.

| Here and There|

Production of newsprint Raper in
Canada, in 1980 totalled about 2.-_
500.000 tons, a production consider-
ably greater. than 1 that of any vtier
country. ;

Canada will have i) large and at-
tractive exhibit at the Duesos Ai:es
Exhibition, March 14-1 April 27.
Canadian manufacturers will also
he exhibiting their products in the
Canadian section,”

Hotel accommodation { in the Pra-
irie Provinces, according-to the lut-
est computation, is arrived at as fol-
lows!—In Manitoba, 285 hotels; in
fag nonewee 6 4005 ° ‘and in Alberta,
419.

Portugal ig the latest recrult to
the forthcoming World's Grain Ex-.
hibition and Conference to be held
in’ Regina in the summer ‘of 1932, —

- Bleven other countries have so far
. notified thelr intention to show.. ;

baking [-

_ |
‘Oil production ‘in Alberta is dew
‘eidedly om. the upgrade, according

recently .compiled.: Total output
In 1930 was 1,433,844 barrels com~-
pared with 999,152 in 1929,

, Placement of 1,600,000 salmon fry
and 1,000, 000 trout. has been, made
throughout. ‘different sections of,
Nova Scotia, &@ generous percentage
of “which ‘went: to the’ brooks and
‘streams of Annapolis Valley.

Life, fire, accident and other in- |
surance companies épllected a total

on policies: in force-in Nova Scotia
during. the past fiscal year, -. This
represents. an increage of nearly
$1, 000,000 over the previous year.”

A combination of high speed at -
sea, special rail facilities at Quebeo’
~rincluding a tunnel under the fam-

with baking powder and salt and add
banana. Add to first mixture and stir i
ouly until flour disappears. Bake in
greased muffin pan in-a moderate ov-
en (400 degrees F.) for 20-25 minute., -
Yield: 16 small- muffins, or. B- da,
tiutfing.-: aT ce

’ ous battlefiélds—and special’ traina

_ half to two days, , .

to‘New York and Chieago- will
shorten the time between London
and most Canadian and United
States cities by from one and a

Tears.

* smenes tte |

~ ie Omineca Herald

~ ‘Two. teaspoons shortening, 1 cup all-

1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 cup. SOUr;
milk, 4 teaspoon, soda, % teaspoon of

Cream the shortening and svgar,nd*: :

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j kindred | to carve out a new "ite in ft

" ‘ation for the future, apparently’ being

(people Hke themselves, instead of, like

° eration ‘does ‘not: need to go‘ through

_ NEW HAZELTON, B.C.

: : Pablished ‘Bvety’ Witty :
Jo: B Saws” =.2 1) 7 PUBLIBEER

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‘Advertining: xatea—f1. 50- per mi per - month
“reading notices 1ée per line firatinsertion, 10c' per
line each subsequent insertion. ‘

DEVELOP. ‘THE N ORTH

From Mining. and. ~ Inaustiial” Record
Recent ‘census figures indicate. that
half the population of the province ot
British Columbia’ is’ cluttered up” ‘in
one Little areh comprising ‘the munict-
palities ‘of Vancouver and New West-
minster,” ‘tucked ‘away down. in the
souti-western'’ corner of. the’ province.
Looked fit from evéry point of view,’
this is hardly a thing to be proud “of.
From a Canadian point of view, os a
nation of plonters, tlie ‘fact ihdicates
a. certain flabbinéss of’ spirit’ and: ‘of
muscle, a lack of Imagination, a mo-
‘dern softening” in’ ‘tha’ descendents. of
the people who hewed ‘their path thro
_the virgin, bush in: times: Bone ‘by. ‘The
easy ‘life offered | by’ the’ cities of the
‘west has apparentiy kined ' the ainbi-
tion’ of the growing génetation. — _ Their
futhers and grandfathers ‘left home

far country. This” ‘done “‘suecessfully,
their descendents see no necessity for
further developlag: the Jatent. Tesour~
ces of this wonderful province of. Brit--
ish Columbia....Phey have no, imagin-

| eontent with the present, rubbing thelr
shoulders. with ‘a quarter million other

their fathers, - bending. their energies
to taming th wild.
. To this it may be said: that- this gen-.

the hardships -siffered ‘by their: pro-
genators in making this present..day;
life easier for themselves. The fact
remains that if they théemsélves’ do* Tot
assuredly others’ will’ develop: the-'re-
sources Of British, Columbia Wwhteh He
to the north of Vancouver. A dozen:
would do ‘itiore ‘to! éntich Vaiicouver
than a dozeti other lites of" steaniships
The idea of centralizing everything” in
Vancourer, which seems ‘So emphasized
by ‘80 many _orgaizations in" that ¢
is basteatly * “Wrong, as time “will,” sho
British Columbia vis) a great, ° étty"
which Vancouver ‘is ohe ity, &F-

* British Columbia. ig a great province
Ww lih a study ‘people scattered through
its “Jength “and, breadth. They make
the exiatatice of Vancouver, 3 as a efty,

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‘them, a Canadian

design: e ‘quartette
. managers+"? iiedie fee

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rdheitaatteat lott fo right; CG R. Badidey, i
prizg in eal Section, as # R
; onbridge, 28 ef Ag ear enter prentice in ip 5 took first prize in the Str ctura:

A ‘iocond mth age ah pata f 1981 8 as pereatic Pete and third ‘in ce on
11029 “he was drat in Steam and weeond a Seraciieane _ ne
Phi / 26; cine d se shopboy.ta: 1022 ani: ‘pocame carpenter apprentice in 1925, too!

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lippe: pandry,

; prize in Internal Combustion, 4

first mf attompt.

Pie Winsind Apprentices |,

considerable. “interest: has been; ‘grovsed: bythe performance of four young apprentices ‘at the.C
Cries Railway's 5 Angus, Shors, Montreal, who captured three. first ;

ational Exhibition, Toronto, . 1981, . in, the, exhi
are pupils of Cl aries’ Bull ey, 3 instructor of apprentices and John, Burts,’ ‘works’.

machin

prt-p aivempt...

aving been second in Structural in 1990 and. second. cela Sih 1929,-
‘M, Rochon, 19, machinist apprentice since 1929, captured first prize in the Electr

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ist apprentice since i928; who taok, frat 7

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prizes and,.one second, beta, een.
it‘of mechanical drawings’ Nike

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. quently,

* - this: géheration:

{delay the. Dusiness _by ‘hogging . it al.

potential Fesoutces inthe «hinter. land”

-; [money would then be kept in the nortt
t port would be dey eloped | much faster.
ts than “by “Buyhig" ‘all in- Vancouver and
ote, selling hgthing ‘anyplaée. ue

| wait to ‘Rell goods in Northern, Brt:

vars pattotitie the north, “and to, ‘help in’ ‘rhe '
sce 2] hattle _ diguinst the”

* fin the nor th, _ .
feces gay RIMES are .| "388 Drake St, Vaneouver

. Phe! Salvation Artiye

. in the near future, aa

vee | pes will visit’ ithe, Hazelton, and. the |, | wo"

zt ee “There: ayill: probbabbly., besa. union. -

- _|np. for. several daya ‘with ‘a:'toncch of."

[felt rather butt t0:think ‘lie. had ‘to: get}.
AU fase: How Wheat: dver'y thing! ia a0" “pusy [ $
a at the” coal mine, ‘and’ Just when he’ ig mn
. Qnstous to get axivther

7 ‘Tsiths Bre, sNewlele “for” ‘a Tow days

¢ pimmbla 48 no "baal yard = tae
ibs Vancouver ag ‘is. Andieated: 80- fre

heb ts~ Siecueage: “tide wplemeea of
They -are loyal buy:
ers of B. C...products—made, in “Vanui|} --
eotiver chiefly. In‘ return let Vancou-|

ver. people invest. their money in B, a
in’the interior of B. C., in Northern: B
C.: If it is cheaper to haut: the ‘wheat |4]-F-
of : the Peace River to. Prince Rupert,
or ‘even Stewart, don’t 1ét“Vancourer |

Eyen the- Gi PR cam Fai ito: Priticé
Rupert over, the O2N.-R. rail anytime
it wants to, and get its share. If | a
new" factory’ wants to locate in B.C.
Vancouver ‘wr prorit”éven if it “is lo- :
cated not: quits within: the’ “city ‘limits, f
Let _Vancouverites spend their holi-
days and their money. “within. their
own province..and permit. the interior.
people to. make a cent off them once
in awhile, éven‘ if is ‘Only once, , they
need it, . Buying.’ ‘© Products. ap-
plies to more than manufactures. . Tt,
means buying the service of the other
half of the Province that, _ Prefers , to}
live outside’ of the Vancouver area,
What do they’ ‘know of ‘British Col:
umbin Who: “only” “Vantiuver know?”

- A | REaL Goon Hor BL:

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Prince Rupert
BG.

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es cri ae é
“The above is very: timely” “pow that ,
the . Vancouver people are. behind al
“Buy: B.C. Products” week. Those|
Heople are: asking us* to. send our mon-
ey, to; Vancoirer., We have been doing |:
that ‘so lorig that we have no more mo-
ney to send::" Why have we. no money
to send to Vancouver? «:Because-Van-
couveér never sends ‘anything into-‘the
north: to replace: the ‘money we send |.
south. Vancouver manvfacturers and
wholesalers care nothing. for the north.
or the interior other than. :to sell them

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‘Catties’a ‘an i ap- toate thio of

goods. The goods. we. produce. Van- Dry. Goods,,
couver buys from the United -States.|% .:.Men’ 8: Wear ;. :
Does Vancouver ever raise its hand to ; _- Boots: and Shoes -

get’: ‘Skeena. River. or. ‘Buikley. - ‘Valley.
fruits, vegetables, grains: or hay? * SHEp ° :
ped: south at a-rate-which-would: “per+
mit ~ -it to compete. with, United Btates
prodiice? -There:tis no. fécords of Jan
such move in Vancouver, df? wwe have
more’ than ive éah’ use we ain ‘very.
well keep ‘it so far iis ‘Varidotive 18 Gon-| B:
cerned. -AIL--Vancouver svants .ia ‘mo- |
ey < and. mare. money,: They scare -no=| eppy

thing, ‘in Vaneouver. for: British -Col- _ B. 3: sre Potts
umbia nor the “development of our

What the” Ss |
Suishite:
Does -

“Msg “Abbe Martin, 1B: ‘years-old, .
conveys a. sweet poetic idea in a 4
lovely little, letter, The...family. +.
‘use Patifie | Milk and. she. puts it *
_ os way: “ifama’ snys "it is “so
‘good -because the sun is. in- it.’
“Phat is true but we- never quite ‘
Hough of - it that Jay. before.

Pacific Milk”

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aa Reni ifire® 3."
“Household. Furnishings

Special ‘orders Fecéive. pro t ah
re Mtg nto +. bi:

Classy Shoe ve Repaleing Done...

fo rapmure re noe

° The: north ‘and; the : Interior ‘Iniglit
n | Weil: retaliate :by.; purchasing. from :Al-
| berta: where there-is.a. market for our}
fruit and other products, and Alberta
might reciprocate by’ taking: ‘all of our
wheat and course grains: at! ‘the. eleva:
tor in Prince Rupert.- That seems ti
be the best bet, forthe | north, “Our.

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Sr ee a rc meet ameter me tae - Lies =

anid Prince Rupert, -as-a erain export

Tf Vancour er find New _Westmjnst |.
Coluinhia ‘it’ ik Up to! ‘Vancouver | io ;

‘railways < * swhoge |
nites” hive 'd- rulndtis: to all peodviction |

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Factortes. at Abbotsford: and Liner
of’. “Havelton’ Is\°

planning to put ona harvest festival vie

. .Cdmmissioner Robt, “Hen from: “the | TAR I SERVICE

Salvation ; Army, hendquarters , at-Win-

ed j = ey "us
‘Safe drivers.
Prompt service.

len Vowel. missions. on. ‘Noy. -- “hyand,

nervice in “Hazelton on. fhe, Sunday. » ror ae

a Oe MM: pont, “ot Telkwa! wos" laid |

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