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AND
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DRY
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AND
CEDAR
Single
load
Double
load
Large
sack
Box
Wood
Cuttings.
Large
Load
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
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Peerless
Egg
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
...
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Bootless
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Egg
Alberta
soouess
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Lump
...
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all
other
classes
pf
cpaj.
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and
Furniture
Moving.
Express
and
Baggage
Day
.and
Night
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139
Second
Avenue
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Brand"
ippers
THE
OAI'NTIEST
BKEAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Daily
by
T3
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
hill
II
I
M
l
F.vwpwigrih
AND
YOU
WILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
'
ONGiE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
NEW
Mo
More
Power
More
Comfort
v
Tharf"
Any
Light
Car
Ever
Built.
They
Are
on
Display
at
Our
Showroom.
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E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FQRD
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
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TIRES
Phone
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Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News'
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B,C.
TERRACE
J.
B.
AKr
returned
on
Sntur
tended
.tpe.
General
Motors
convention.
Jrtra.
Agar
and
sou,
Charley,
are
remaining
in
th,e
south
for
a
visit
with
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Vander-Hp,
at-
parksvllle,
Vancouver
Island,
and
with
Air.
and
'Mrs.
Wm.
Vanderllp
Jr.,
in-
Victoria.
11
-
Chas.
Carpenter
pf-
Dorreen
was
a
visitor
here
sn
the
end
of
the
week.
ponald
McLeod
of
Vancouver,
Dr.
J.
R.
Gosse
of
Frince
Rup"-VflBWit
th
Tl4
here.
'
t
.
,
Ueorge
Alger
and
J.
L.TTKJ
urem'
6t
TJsk
were
1visitprj"tM
Terrace
dunng
the
week.
juitt.
xjKKiqp
aim
fiuiuiiMi
int
lm
Sunday"
TOr
ExWew
where
they
will
spend
the
next
-few
weeks
with
Mr.
Higgles.
Wm.
Smith
returned
to
PrlneoJ
Ifupert
on
Thursday
after
spending
a
short
time
at
his
home
en
the
bench
north
qf
town.
The
new
allotment
of
books
in
the
Canadian
Legion
government
travelling
library
haw
arrived
The
Kechakb
Farmers'
Institute
us
elected
officers
as
follqws:
Ident,
DavJd
W.
"lionaldj"
secretary-treasurer,
John
oldle;
executive,
A.
M,
Stowart,
J.
II.
Aac-)U1iim,
&iint&9.
UW
an&V
I.
Preston.
The
loeal
skaMng
rink
eoninrit-Ue
is
oarrjMng
put
the
uroyiions
of
the
vIUge
crfpw
Ijytaw
by
ordering
children
off
the
ice
at
P
n.m.
A
ton
was
lxrn
fn.
here
last'
Tlwrsdny
evening
K.
11
Umrt.
Bimes;
members
vHBtry,
MrH
Bowmqp
ap
Mrsi
Wrsi
B.
ri.
u,..mnn,
Citmp&ll,
A..UJ.
iAlr
iflrmrae'rr''n'n(f
W.
'Pi
DAILY
NEWS
iVionua
v
.
IJIG
UNITED
STATES
FAMILY
MOVES
NORTH
TO
LAND
OF
I'JtOMISE
I
ion
Legion
at
the
Vanderhaof
plow
"
:"v
"
i
The,
death
occured
on
Satur-
C.
MctJe.-u-hy
of
Vnriterhoofi.iMrs.
MeGetfehy
wag
well'"
known
in
VaroJerhooi,
having
made
several
j
lengthy
visits
here.
j
Mrs,
D
C.
Ilaerdon
of
Mapes
is
a
patient
in
the.
local
nursing
,
-
f
home.
-
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gilbert
Hopfe
entertained
a
large
number
of
friends
hist
Tuesday
evening.
Minn
Emma
Silver
is
visiting
Stewart,
who
has
been
in
the
!
'
Ronton.
wHh
north
since
the
New
Year,
visiting
with
his
Bister.
Mrs.
James
.Richmond
in
Terrace,
and
with
friends
in
Haselton,
left
on
Saturday
for
the
interior
enroute
borne.
Miss
Margaret
Silver.
her
sister,
PRINCE
GEORGE
I.
B.
iWd
left
the
city
last
week
on
a
business
trip
to
Edmonton.
Mftts
Edna.
Ireland
appeared
in.
l4n??tiO-u-raiifiriLinthe'
Strand
Theatre
here
at
the
end
of
the
ui.u
wm
ue
ava.iau.e
id
m-WaU.
first
vice-president,
uma
iieAi
Ht-pn..
oenii-uliruR4
membership
fees
are
again
due.
W.
AIrd,
racttic,
was
in
to&nj
on
Thursday.
Grade
9
pupils
were
pu
through
an
interesting
and
somewhat
strenuous
initiation
uroced-
ings
on
Thursday
during
the
school
hpurs
and
again
in
the
ktyeijng
in
the
G.W.V.A.
IHb
jtm,
and
after
performing
ail
the
stents
insisted
on
by
their
more
advanced
student
friend,
may
now
consider
themselve
foil
fledged
members
of
the
high
schpol
classes.
While
sqme
of
them
may
have
been
somewhat
nu;
omf
ortable
in
the
styles
4&
manded
and
may
have
thought
the
Btunts
rather
severe
and
strenuous,
they
wil)
no
doubt
be
quite
eager
to
try
the
same
performance
out
on
the
junior
oloss
nexi
year.
The
evening's
fun
ws
concluded
after
refresh-ssents
wore
served.
VANDERIIOOF
William
Bexon
last
week
purchased"
from
W.
A:
"Frost
theS-foot
2-inch
hide
of
a
cougar,
which
was
shot
in
the
vicinity
pj
Ruckhorn
Lake.
The
Ladies'
Aid
of
Knox
Uni
ted
Church
held
a
tea
and
sqle
jn
W.
J.
Allen's
confectionery
stare
ji
Saturday
afternoon.
5Fh
-local
CftDielic
Women's
LMfMe
has
elected
officers
as
follows
president,
Mrs.
A.
R.
Mrs.
J.
4-
Griffith;
second
vice-prCs-
Mrs.
G.
Gaus;
third
vice-
Cnptain
C.
B.
Haan
of
Sand-spit
is
installing
a
new
!5G
horsepower
(jardiner
Deisel
engine
in
his
seineboat,
the
Beatrice
H.
FOUND
AMBERGRIS
BUT
FAILED
TO
MARKE11T
50
FORTUNE
WAS
LOST,
Trinitfr
Anglican
ChUrcb
here
"ur
l'"
found"
".
rV&vi.:
,
Yu"
"i
".'
"ther
friend
was
called
in
who
that
ilog
be
cut
IW"
4he
II
V
Tavlor
W
J
.
,"n
vTffiV
l0"
S
e
ambtrrl.
rescued.
Ax
J.
W.
r6n
have
beep
elected
to
the
board
of
management
of
the
local
United
-Church;
About'
130
was
cleared
at
a
successful
card
party
which
was
held
last
Thursday
night
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Gonad-
ure
ftriy
vyas
Handgnedjk
Now
tl?e
Ipcr
i
i)Ujder1nafeorj
another
nhh
is
1
1
:
iq)pportuffttia.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Safely
ItHlfYfd
If
SANTAL
MIDV
Sold
by
All
ItrugiHU
Above
a
the
oeih.rt
fair.:i.v.
.
M;
a:;-;
M
i
ihiniifh
KunmiiiMii.
-
'tit
MISCELLANEOUS
SHOWER
FOR
A
TERRACE
LADY!
Miss
EUie
Kenney
Guest
of
Honor,
.
at
Event
on
I'rtday
Evsning
j
'i'THRRACrt;
an.
21.
Mlssi
ETsie
Kenney,
a
popisr
bride-j
elect,
was
hono
ed
on
Friday
i
afternoon
at
an
attractively
arranged
miscellaneous
shower
at
which
Mrs.
Dover
and
Mrs.
Little
were
hostesses
Wedding
motifs
in
pink
and
white
were
used
in
decoration
and
'
a
miniature
bride
adorned
with
veil
and
bouquet
centred
a
dec-;
orated
tea
wagon
on
which
the
gifts,
wrapped
in
pink
and
white,
:
were
presented.
A
poetical
ad-
r'
iTl
i
in
lin
T
n
a
lirirlA.
r,
mm.
J.
lTT
,
v
t
u
...
Police'
rhade
a'
raid
'
lasj;
week
f
p
n
Ifcall
.Chinese
gambling.
asa
and.
ajMte
thjrty
jQrjentals
who
were
CA
flned.
,
"
iviUn
;Bjss
has
received
In.
teWgence
oJ
the
daath
jn
Greece
W
hisnfattr-
?
who
was
78
years
1
of
A
'
KIDECIATE
-t
"
atwV'&'ftwJge
of
"Sandspit
has
an
yiatting
W
daughter,.
Mrs.
C.
Rwftp,
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
for
a
few
days.
Miss'
Jean
Haan
has
returned
to
Lawn
Hill
school
after
spend-ng
the
holidays
wUh
her
parents
ut
Seu
Viow,
SandAfrit.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
U.
M.
Taylor
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Holmes;
X'
iM.
nvrnnn
Uiave
exchanged
residences.
,
.
.
.
.
.
,
,
1T.!
another
look
Bt
the
find
which
At
A.
he
annual
meeting
of
Holy
t
fnr.nna
Tl
companied
by
bits
of
verse
whUh
proved
humorous
reading.
Miss
Kenney
was
taken
by
surprise,
but
thanked
the
guests
for
the
many
useful
and
attractive
gifts
and
for
the
good
wishes
which
accompanied
them.
Dainty
refreshments
were
served,
Mrs.
O.
T.
Sindal,
mother
of
the
guost
of
honor,
presiding
at
the
coffee
urn
and
Mrs.'
Burnett'
and
the
young
daughters
of,
the
hostess
assisting
in
serving.
Those
present
included
Mes-
dames
Burnett,
Barker,
Sindal.
Moore,
Keith,
Robinson.
Allan,
Brooks,
Jlolmwood,
Brummitt,
McKinnon,
II.
L.
Smith.
Kenney,
Skinner,
Christy,
Cole.
Wa.tt,
Greig.
KlrkaMy,
and
Mlsse
Deacon.
Kerr,
PJllibury,
Donald,
Cousins,
Gladys
Ksnncy.
Edna
Dover
and
Clara
sod
DoroCfay
Little.
BARTLETT
WOULD
LIKE
TO
MAKE
ANOTHER
TRIP
TO
THE
ARCTIC
REGION
Almost
immediately
after
his
arrival
back
in
New
York
with
TUio-'EffIe
1
M.
Morrlsey,
Captain
K-1I)EATE.
Jan.
21.
One
of
"Wtlett
announced
that
he
would
the
boi
Uvtnif''
at
fikidegateJJkfi
to
make
another
trip
to
the
nunc
on,
ue
snore
'arge
piece
"'
--
what
he
thought
to
be
amber
gsis.
Tm
is
r.
very
valuable
material,
being
Used
as
the
baser
Jot
the
highest
grnue
periumes.
The
Under
invited
a
friend
to
Mr.
ami
a
m
Mm.
i
over
to
tlU'Psr
'
to
talk
ovet.the'
,
.,
,f
and
discuss
how
it
f(at
;
should
bo
Marketed
and
what
JtiJbout
four
years
time
In
the
L
f
"J.
VnE
thftir
they
fhWhe
last
w.
w
th
H
Bishop
rti.W
r
G.
A
nix
what
.was
estl-
pres.u
ng.
ou.cers
were
e.oc.ea
tfc
d
as
follows:
rectors
warden,
J.
W.
.
.,
,
i..(
a
V.
T,r.:
..,.
w
-T
dollars
wPrth
of
ambergris.
An-
Mtlentist
mariners
on
a
boat
built
specially
for
the
work.
It
would
1h
farmed
almost
like
a
saucer
in
tired
to
withstand
ice
pressure.
Jiartlett's
plan
would
be
to
pass
(htoufth
Behring
Strslt
and
drift
through
the
Arctic
emerging
in
neighboring
'
of
Spitsbergen.
The
cost
01
such
an
extdition
would
be
approximately
$880000
this
being
sufficient
to
equip
and
operate
reconnoitering
airplanes.
WEATHER
HRPOKT
Prince
Bupert
Foggy,
light
northeast
wind,
temperature,
84.
'
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
18.
,
.
Itosswood
Clesr,
calm,
18.
,
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
20.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
ealm,
30.
I
Anyox-Paff
cloudy,
eulm.
I
,
StewsrflWrt
cloinly,
calm,
Jj.
HayHpoTt--CTear,
cnlm,
S8.
Port
Slmiwon
Cloudy,
calm,
S2.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm,
18.
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
10.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
18.
Atlin
Snowing,
calm,
M.
Whitehorse-Snowing,
calm,
22.
Carmurks
Cloudy,
calm,
10.
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
cnlm,
-2.
oh
Hie
farm
Mr.
.
!Vrt
bmiclit
at
t.
olden
St.ik.-.
Alta..
lw.n!
in.l.v
west
establish
'tig
themselves.
Thi.s
famtlv
of
twelve
is
mw
ct
tin
'ecent
yiiars.
Giving
Veg
etables
New
Frill
If
your
family
.inclines
to
a
diet
of
meat
and
bread-and
potatoes,
you
II
have
to
lure
them
into
the
vegetable
habit
by
subtle,
feminine
wiles.
Let
your
vegetables
appear
in
new
ffuket.
their
downright,
honest
virtue
adorned
with
all
the
trimmings
of
new
sauces
and
new
flavors
that
your
imagination
can
devise.
Remember
it
isn't
the
girl
with
the
commotwenBe
shoes
and
the
mannish
tie
that
wins
hearts.
Hich
among
the
vegetables
to
which
we
owe
allegiance
to
spinach.
Rich
in
iron,
rich
in
vitamins,
it
should
be
eaten
much
more
often
than
it
is.
Yet
tome-how
noses
turn
up
at
the
word
"spinach."
I
blame
the
cook.
I
wonder
if
the
has
served
it
au
gratia,
with
a
hol-landakx
taace.
at
a
salad
with
mayonnaise,
or
combined
'with
onions
leeks
awl
cream
sauce
in
a
most
tempting
puree.
The
Sauce
la
the
Secret
A
fine
cream
tsuceis
times
innumerable
the
making
of
a
vegetable
dish.
There's
practically
nothing
it
'doesn't
go
well
with,
practically
nothing
'that
doesn't
take
on
added
debciousneas
if
your
sauce
is
a
reaHv
good
one.
I
have
s
recipe
that
is
really
wonderful
richer,
smoother,
creamier,
more
delicious
in
flavor
by
far
train
the
oraina
redpe.
It's
made
with
Carnation
Mi
Of
course
you
know
that
Carnation
MBk
is
more
dependable
certain
to
be
pure
and
tweet
which
ordinary
milk
Isn't
always.
But
for
Cream
Sauces
there
are
certain
other
qualities
partk-ulariy
ndvantageout.
One
m
the
double
cream
content
0
Carnation
Milk,
which
when
you
use
it
undiluted,
gives
s
sauce
twice
as
rich
in
crtara-
en
-ordinary
milk.
.i.
i
I
hati(?8mB'
for
Chris
COSfiAMEIt
1,
rt
and
th.-,
i
r
way
Ituni
Mui.t
of
Kilnioiiton.
large
st
thai
has
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
Dom.ttlc
ScUnc
Counttler
Then
there
is
its
"horn
Ktr
a:a
.
tit
:n
1
.
1.
.
Homogenized
snus
1
u.i
.
...
rrc
gkbules
broken
up
nit"
-"jr.
paruaet;
ineee
imy
mar
;m
,
t
tribute
themselves
all
tnr
.,
;
-o
instead
of
rising
to
the
M
I
of
milk
is
rich
in
cream,
o
i
l
1-
ya.-u
richness
to
the
cooking
in
v..
1
uted.
In
addition,
tx:
am
gives
a
notable
improv
e-:i-.tt..tfcr
eauces
are
creamier,
tt-n
tured,
ice
creams
smont
!:
a
...
nci-
If
you
bavent
tried
t
ariun
J
you
are
missing
a
rea
:
.
v.
-penr
cookinc
aicL
Kcmemtx:
i'
xtl
purest
of
wWf
milk,
r
-ai
double
richness
and
ster
-i
keewna.
Write
for"Mv
ti
F
orite
RedDes."
It's
Km
Carnation
Milk
Product'
t
La
184
Abbott
Street,
an
.
cl
Carnation
Baked
CaullRottf
Prepare
by
soaking
11;
j:r
0
thm.
vmesar
and
1
tr
ki
'.
.
utes.
Cook
whote.
stem
u;
11.
tut
salted
water
for
7
minute
i
":'
:'
bakins
duh.
cover
it
11
u-mt
Cream
Sauce
buttered
rj"tr
grated
cheese.
Brown
in
tnoote
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