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“TERRACE, ‘B. C.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 9, 1982 .

“Tene Mili: Prices on
“Lamber

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Rough ‘Lumber ‘No. 2 ‘Shipp |

S48 common dimension, and. ‘No. 1 Ship.
lap

No. 1 Finish, Siding, Flooring, Vint
Shingles ~ Mouldings; ‘

_ PRICES ON APPLICATION

*. : . . so:

Geo, Little “Seal

Bring your ear in for a’

_ Complete Overhaul
Agar’s Garage

All repairs carefully made.
Oiland gas = Full stock of
parts, tires, ete. - ;

General Motors ; Avent

Terrace, B.C.

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Philbert Hotel

TERRACE, B. C.

Running Water Dining Room
Electrice Light Telephone
... Travellera Sample--Rooms »
Special | Chicken Dinner Sunday
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P. 0: Box 29

SWAIN’S

Transfer and Taxi Service

Meet all trains ©

Special Rates to Lakelse Lake

TERRACE, B. C.

Terrace Notes

Miss Potter of Trail who spent r-

’

AY Greig left ‘last Saturday morning

for Vancouver where she will visit r+

few days before proceeding to her.owr
home, . .

Mrs. Allee Munro: is. a guest of. Mrs
TT, I. McKenney at, Lakelse Lake’ thi
week. .

‘Mra. S. P. ‘MeMordie arrived from

Lake Kathleen on “Monday last where)

she hod been a guest of- ‘Mrs, Olof? Han-
son, and she is now-a guest of Mrs. G.

Tittle at Lakelse Lake, ORL

14 wake ad

pote ae ~ wy thea oa
Nive, Jack Frost, a former. resident
of Terrace, is spending, a. a weeks. ¢

fuest of Mrs. O. T. Sundal.

Mr. and, Mrs. Wilkinson ang. daugh:
ter pre holidaying ‘at the hdme of Mr.

and Mra, BH. A. Swain... 8 coal

rhs, yo

“es

:|sion to, pasture their stock elsewhere.

be the guests of Mra. Geo, Tittle. 7

summer. camp at Lakelse Lake on. Mon-
day afternoon last. The camp will be.
in charge of: Rev. TH. Allen and of
‘Verne Hawhin of Hazelton. :

- Chas, Younguian has réturned to his
|home in Prince’ Rupert.

Mra.’ Rev.) MeKim’ and ‘three child.
ren left Monday for Lakelse Lake for
a two weeks” vacation |

Miss A. Girvich ‘lett for her ‘home. ir
Prinee Rupert on Saturday.

Haying is still ineld tp on account

feed out In the flelds. Terrace and
district could well let the enstern dis--

_|triets have a bunch: of water now.

The cherry. erop ) whieh ave » promise
of beiug-a bumper will not now: be as

rain.

oy

W. D. Vance ‘of Prince: Rupert spent
a few days in town this week.

Hazelton. Hospital as a patient. -

A. Attree. is back on. duty aiter

‘|fine holiday at Laketse, .

Misses Burnett and MeLaren - brok '
camp Saturday. evening ‘after two o

{ three. weekg on. the shore of Lakelse,

Lake, — rank

“Mesirs. Frank Bros, are adding *:-
eral more cows to their dairy herd and
propose to give a first rate service tc
their customers. ~ .

Work ont cutting | down ‘the south ap:
prouch -to the Usk ferry landing: start-
ed this week, This approach has been

Mrs. H, McEwen and ‘ebildren andi:
Mrs, Norman, AL Watt. and daughter, !
. |arrived from Prince ‘Rupert. on Satur: ;
day. and. proceeded. to Lakelse Take te =

The Logit. “Toxis Boys left. for. ‘thetr-

of rain and there ds a ‘lot of winter!

heavy by a long way due to too much ,

G. Graham. left: on Thursday for the |

,

Empire’ S Brains on a Empire's

s | Best Ship -

Bus Government delegates to the Imperial
: Economic.Conferenee at Ottawa photographed
, aboard the Canadian Pacific Hner ‘ “Empress of

, Britain” and who held 2 Cabinet Couneil on the
ship, -an event unique in marine or government

/ annals, : Seated left to right, they are: Rt. Hon.
. Waiter Runciman, MP, Rt. Hon, Neville Chamher-

ley Baldwin,
Rt. Hon, Sir Phili

culture: and Rt,
of State for War.

Jain, Chancellor of the Exchequer:

Lord President of the Councils Rt
Hon. J. H. Thomas, Dominions Secretary:

tary; Rt. Hon, Sir John Gilmour, Minister of Agri-

Rt Hon, Stan-

standing,

p Cunliffe-Lister, Colonial Secre- *

Hon. Lord Hailsham, Secretary
857

District: Forester FE. A, Parlow o
Prince Rupert, accompanied by Mrs.
Parlow and family arrived on Satur
day and are now spending a holida;

at Lakelse Lake. oO

Saturday and moved out: to: Lakels
Lake for their summer vacation. Q1
Monday morning Mr. Nicholl, who |
comptroller : of the Canadian Fish ¢

‘Game: Warden O.: Mutchead’ of. sé te (©
x¥R- arrived in town ‘on Monday. .

yo:

House Burned
With Contents
Early Monday

o It. Lyons is leaving for hig ‘Hom
in Portand, Ove., on Wednestlay.

4

Terrace is nguin treated to the sounc

very steep, much too steep for even ;
horse, nud a great inconvenience to the

general public.

E. LaPlante, jr, plans to leayé fo:
the prairies shortly where he will di
some harvesting work. Hig going wil”

ht. EH. Moore and son of Prince Ru-.
pert avere' ‘guests at the Terrace’ Hotel

€ last. Weilnesday. eee ig

Oscar Gendron of Kalum Lake was
{ui ‘towr the end of the. week. -

Ax J. W. Nicholls,came in from La-|
kelse Lake on Monday morning he saw
My nice deer by the.rond side and as be
had a movie camera with him he got
Some ' fine pictures. mo .

Monday was marked. by the absenec
of cattle straying» around the munict-
pality, Lhe new 24 hour herd law
went: into effect that morning and the
local stock owners have made provi-

‘operating at ‘present and -people know

leave a big gap in the local ball team.

of industry. Both. local saw mills ar:

Terrace® citizens were aroused fron:
(their beds by the fire alarm at 1.30 «
Monday morning, It wus found th
the home of W. E. Smith on Park Ave. |
was in flames. In spite of all the ef
| gorts put forth the house was complete |
ily destroyed, and only a small omoin:
of furniture was saved from the firs
floor,

.. The. fire was first noticed by M-
HL lL. McKenney, who Lives in the hons
immediately east of the Smith. place ;
She aroused her husband who immedi:

when to get up and when to quit work
At the same time many sre more tha: |
glad to be on a pay roll again and a
lot muve are glad to know that there
cis a pay roll again, ;

W. Strachan of the Fisheries De. ‘
partment, Prince. Rupert, was in tow!
on Monday, ‘

Woods. ot ‘Smnithers was, a "fatto
in ‘own on Monday,

The Misses Edgar of Prince Rupert
spent several days the week at ‘the
Philbert Hotel.

| phone system, and proceeded to do al!
he could until assistance arrived. The

and before seen the whole. roof war

-H, M. ‘Adams who recently came ta
‘ pretty well in flames. ‘

Terrace from the Yukon Territory has

returned to Terrace after a short tri] Mr. and Mrs. Smith and family .are
gouth on business. staying at Lakelse Lake, with the ex-

' ; : ; ception of Carmen, who is with Mrs.

“Me. and Mrs. A. Rix were week.enc |4- Beaudin at present. During Sun-

visitars here and went pack to’ the day Mr. Smith had been at home, but

ea axt.on Monday. when leaving everything appeared tc
he in good shane.

-It is understood that the building

The Omineca Herald Is $2.00 per year

and the contents were well eovered by)
insurance, | .

ge

~ Scytes.

Fishing Tackle

in ads

~ Kettles Tats

“Mr @, A. J. Kirkaldy. apent the week,
end with friends at Copper, City.

“oF

fats
_ ET. KENNEY, LIMITED .

: Tents | |

- Preserving Supplies.
a ally. Glasses

| /seut0ces WIN ANOTHER ‘MEDAL

Rakes |

‘ Corn Flakes Come: First' at. ‘Palestine’s
First International Exposition
. Keen. Competition Met

. An canusually’ interesting. edample. of

the’ international: scope of appreciation

f [accorded -Kellogg?4. ready-to-eat, cereal’

“'? lig provided by. the gold medal, award

“| piven’ Kellogg's ¢ Carn, Flakes, ‘th
ti F

Mosquito N Nets.

tar Rings |

tn ao

Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Nicholls and hit’
family of Prince Rupert arrived las’

Cold Storage Co., returned to the coas?

ately sent in an alarm, using the tele |

flames first appeared ‘from. the’ roof!

: Commissioner for’ “Palestine, the. fat
jot manifacturers, ‘Whose . products ari.

Hiwardlng Kelloge's”: Corn Flakes - the

ra. jand KR, BH Crosbit;: district commis
iF | Blorer dnd’ dhatviaat of ‘the. Aommitte

Good Recipes
. Peach macaroon’ Pudding.
1 cup milk; 1 tablespoonful corn.
iStarch ; 13. cup sugar; 3-eggs..(separ.
jated) ; t teuspoon Yanjlla extract; 4
teaspoon almond’ extract; 1 cup enn.
ned sliced peachees; 3 cups corn flake
nulcireon crumbs.
Seald the milk. Mix cornstarch ;
with sugar and moisten with-a litth -
‘cold water.; Add the ‘beaten egg: yolk:
and stir into the milk. Cook, stirrin;
coutinually, until custard is smootl:
,and thick, -Nemore “from fire, add th
I flavoritig and peaches. "Fold in beate:
ege Whites. Place’ Mmacroon -erumbs it
a bow! or pudding dish and pour ‘cts
‘tard mixture over them. Allow to xe’
in refrigerator over night, May. bi
served, garnished - with fresh berries.
Corn Flake Waffle Cookies
Two thirds cup shortening, 1 te:
"| Sphon Jaking ’ Howder, 1 cup suran,
ees,” (well benten) wy teaspoon malt
. io ‘cup. milk, 1 cup: shredded cocaunu;
i2 caps flour, 2.1 cups corn: flakes.”
i: Cream shorteniig ‘and add sure:
gradually. Add eggs and mix ‘well
Stir in sifted dry ingredients alternut
ly ‘with milk ‘and add cocoanut anc
corn. flakes. ‘Drop by ‘spoonsful on +
hot watfle fron and bake until golden
brown, ¥ield :—80 Cookies, 24 Inche:
in diameter,

‘

Sir Henry Thornton, It was reported
resigned his position as head of the
{Canadian National Railways and it is:
now reported that he is to receive the
jsuni o£ $100,000 for doing so. It is

Just as well to resign under the cirenn-
stances,

oo i

held in, Palestine’ ) ‘rebuilt and modern,
‘ized’ elty, '*Presided over by Lieut-Gon. ;
Sir’ Arthur Grenrenl, : Wauchope;: ‘High,

attracted exhibits froma Farge’ nuniber-

sold hi the near east. The’ Certificat:

gold. medal. in ‘the. foodstuffs, Sectlor
of the exposition, |
of" aM

and chairman, of. ‘the: fair. committee:

jot ‘In a eR, woe