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mm
FarewtU
to
tint
lone
oM
cornstirch
method,
u
double
boiler
I
Here's
a
lemoa
pie
tiling
tliat
thickest
up
without
cooUnxrirht
In
the
mi-iof
bowl!
And
it's
delicious!
A
ctu-Urdjp-rick
filling
that
will
naat
pour
lemoa
pie
famous
1
Try
h
od
trp
tfcit
unt
lemon
mature
OatMS
the
es,
U
pou
Use)
is
(
Lemon
Seuce,
or
to
Ice
Box
Cite,
or
t
Pudding.
It's
short-cut
to
all
torti
of
rood
things!
AIR
DRIED
SHINGLES
Retain
the
cedar
oil
m
the
wood
alfordmg
extra
and
better
preservation
Uuin
kiln-dried
shingles
from
which
the
essential
oil
has
been
evaporated.
Our
shingles
are
made
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and.
as
a
home
product,
deserve
your
preference.
Shingle
makers
wages
on
the
Islands
are
spent
eventually
in
Prince
Rupert,
while
Vancouver
wages
never
come
north.
Support
a
home
industry
and
your
own
welfare
by
specifying
Air
Dried
Shingles.
Prices:
No.
15X
$3.75;
No.
13X
$3.25
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NO
LUMPS
I
NEVER
RUNNY
I
NEVER
TOO
THICK
I
ALWAYS
CREAMY
SMOOTHI
MAGIC
LEMON
CREAM
PIE
'
.
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ai
tit-''
Bond
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coca
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lemon
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ics
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nni
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iesxn
or
14
Uf
P"
lemoa
exuia
2
egg
rulkt
Baled
cm
sUfl
Mend
together
Eagle
Brand
Wtml
Coodeavd
Milk.
Umem
au.
grand
Mao
rind
(ot
eauactl
and
tr
rOj.
h
baled
p
oWII
Ccwer
vrta
meringue
audc
by
brating
3
cu
whites
uoul
suf
and
addirg
2
tablespoon
granulated
near
Bale
uutl
brown
i
a
moderate
oven
(ISO)
QuU
belorc
ecrving.
sf
P
MJSTAICt
Be-
sore
you
use
the
right
kind
of
milk
in
this
retln
-Esele
Brano
Sweetened
Condensed
Milk.
Altbouxh
milk
poreted
toe
for
mar
uses,
tt
simply
won't
work
in
this
mlie
recipL
af
The
Bordea
Co.
limited,
a.
a
.
i
mien
at
.
Vancouver.B.C.
Geuuemea
Pleas
send
me
a
copy
of
pour
free
cook
book,
"New
ataxic
ia
the
Kitcbea."
X.mt
.
.
Adittu
-
Secure
Cash
During
Hard
'funny
pair
HEREAGAIN
Murray
and
Sidney
Splendid
In
,
"Cohens
and
Kellys
in
Hollywood''
Nothing
more
rolllekine
ha
aD-
peared
on
the
sereen
of
the
CaDl-
tol
Theatre
here
this
year
than
the
sky-rocketing
burst
of
humor
that
aDounas
in
the
feature
farce
'"The
Cohens
and
Kelly
In
Hollywood.
starring
Irish
Charlie
Murray
and
Jewish
George
Sidney,
which
is
be
ing
offered
this
week-end.
The
popular
comedy
tam
carry
their
genial,
friendly
feud
to
the
very
i
capital
of
fildom
where
fame,
temperament
and
vanity
lay
them
low.
line
iwo
oia
mends,
one
with
a
,
oaughter
and
the
other
with
a
son,
are
caught
in
a
maelstrom
of
em
otions
that
are
strange
and
yet
alluring
to
them,
each
trying
to
outdo
the
other,
outsnoot
the
other
i
and
both
sadly
pussled
by
the
'estrangement.
It
Is
superior,
sidestaking;
comedy,
quite
equal
to
any!
in
the
series
of
Cohen
and
Kelly
picture.
Charming
June
Clyde
plays
the'
part
of
Murray's
daughter
wtthj
Norman
Poster
as
Sidney's
son
!
The
cast
also
incl'idea
such
popu-
j
lar
DlaVfOH
n
TVtm
Uiv
T
.
a..
I
res.
Sidney
Fox,
Boris
Kartof
arid.
otnenevc
Tobm.
Incidentally,
the
special
week
of
vaudeville
offerings
will
commence
tonight
with
the
presentation
of
the
Moose
Legion
Band
tinner
the
direction
of
Btuuhnaster
Robert
Greenfield.
i
Kifiy
millions
were
spent
in
1931
on
workmen's
compensations,
mooters'
allowances,
old
age
pensions,
soldiers-
aid.
etc
in
Canada.
B
CtaVk
VaV
lit
Act
genfly
but
surely
on
bofh
fiver
snd
bowels
Safe
for
CHILDREN
Sold
rvrnwlirre
.
.
in
1
c
f
tAKraRSEEPIIli
The
Classified
Ads.
Many
people
have
something
in
the
house
they
would
like
to
sell
which
could
be
turned
into
money
af
they
knew
of
a
customer.
Try
a
classified
advertisement
Most
people
read
the
claatifieds.
For
about
fifty
cent
you
can
let
them
know
about
it
and
it
may
prove
a
profitable
tranaction.
Renting
the
House
There
are
a
number
of
houses
in
the
city
not
rented
yet
and
many
people
make
little
effort
to
secure
a
tenant.
Others
who
are
wise
to
their
op-oprtumUes
try
a
classified
advertisement
in
the
For
Rent
column
and
often
get
result
As
one
satiifled-euiiom
recently:
"Those
little
ads
certainly
do
bring
results."
Some
Like
Redder
Ads.
Some
people
after
trying
other
kinds
of
adver--
turfng
decide
to
try
a
reader
among
the
locals
and
Phone
'TITS
f16",
they
haveot
results.
The
coat
is
..iKmrr
wii
;ney
nave
been
well
satisfied.
When
conditions
are
like
they
are
today
the
news-papers
can
often
help.
The
price
is
not
very
high.
Do
not
lie
down
and
bemoan
your
hard
fate.
Try
a
different
kind
of
advertisement
and
if
that
is
not
successful
try
again.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
W
June
24.
.
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II
I
t-
rmifnnT
T
n
TriTn
NUKira
b.
i.
mm
i
I
!
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
city
council
has
decided
that
nours
lor
sDnnkiina
01
lawns
in
Prince
Qorge
will
have
to
be
Um
ited,
the
city
pumping
system
having
been
unahie
to
keep
up
with
recent
demands.
The
sprinkling
hours
nave
not
yet
been
fixed
although
from
7
to
9
morning
and
evening
have
been
suggested.
Stanley
J
Campbell,
a
settler
in
the
Sylvan
Glade
district,
was
fined
US,
with
option
of
thirty
days'
lav
'risonmeat.
by
Stipendiary
Maris
trate
George
Mil
burn
last
week
ot
i
charge
of
failing
to
do
his
utmost
to
extinguish
a
forest
fire
accidentally
started
by
himself.
Smile
de
Grossc
and
Edward
6r
Gros-ic
were
a
h
sentenced
to
twn
years'
Impiiwnment
in
peruten
tiary
by
Jude
H.
A.
Robertson
lu
County
Court
here
last
week
afUl
fatoaara
guiiiy
uj
cnarges
(
i
theft
of
aeveral
articles
from
the
wlnt-r
house
of
W
H.
Christie
on
the
hi
rh-way
between
Prince
Oeorge
ana
Six
Mile.
At
a
aweting
of
the
Prince
Oc
rg
WwardsuatHj
Irene
Van
Dyk.
Alfred
Miller
of
Lanalev
Prairie
is
looking
into
the
iwanablUty
of
es
tablishing
a
dairy
here
with
co-oneration
of
the
city
council.
Present
plana
are
to
eatabllsh
a
plant
which
would
deliver
pasteurised
milk
and
cream
and
manufacture
lee
cream.
E.
H.
Hand
of
Vancouver,
grand
exalted
rsner
of
the
Benevolent
and
Protective
Order
of
Bks
for
Canada
and
Newfoundland,
paid
a
visit
to
the
local
lodge
last
week.
Following
a
lodge
meeting,
there
was
an
enjoyable
MtoMt
in
which
Ladles
of
the
Royal
Fttrple
joined.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leatle
Woods
of
Washington.
D
C
naased
throuah
here
by
motor
last
week
enroute
to
me
lodge
at
WhReamll
Lake
In
which
Mr.
Woods
la
bitereeted.
Rt
Rev.
V,
.
R.
Adams.
Btshoo
of
Cariboo,
has
been
aoendine
ten
dam
in
this
district
on
ecclesiasti
cal
duties.
Ht
has
held
confirma
tions
at
McBrUe.
Hutton
and
Alesa
Uke.
H.
8.
French,
district
aarkultitr-
swlat.
and
Mrs.
Oeortre
Oliver
of
this
my
were
aysakaia
at
a
sveettng
of
Olsconae
Wosoen's
Institute
It
week.
SMITHERS
Making
an
appeal
for
improve-nt
of
ibr
r.nme
environment
of
wdern
boy.
.d
girls
and
enllat-
mt
pubnc
support
and
co-operation
of
behalf
of
the
John
Hdokln'i
Society
in
the
wort:
of
prison
re-
SUear
Mtidse.
ex-convict
and
former
gsutgster
leader
m
the
United
states,
recently
srtrtimsed
a
meting
which
crowded
O'Neill's
iTheatre
here.
The
L
.dies'
Aid
of
the
local
Uni
ted
Chuich
held
a
social
on
the
lawn
of
ur.
C.
H
Hanklnson's
home
here
las'.
Fridav
Miss
tlin
Bemer.
orincinxj
af
home
e
TOocuics
acnool
at
8tk.
holm.
Sweden,
la
anendin
smnl
here
vttttlnc
with
her
hro-
thers.
A:
Bemer.
the
well
known
railway
man.
and
Adoipfa
Berner.
superlnundent
at
Teikwa
for
the
Soldiers
Settlement
Board.
Miss
Berner
is
on
a
year's
tour
of
Canada
ann
the
United
States
to
study
methods
of
learning
home
ll
9
Uke
tf&.?Hi9n
Uyi6i
honon
in
a
base
bail
dotal-header
nere
K
withers
won
the
first
game
5
to
2
;.nd
Burns
Lake
the
second
6
to
s.
Many
gardens
of
this
district
have
been
ruined
and
many
others
ar
facing
a
like
fate
as
armies
of
cut
worms
invade
the
country
The
worm
thrive
in
long
dry
spell
such
las
has
been
experienced
lave
STEWART
The
board
of
village
at
a
meet
ins:
last
week,
voted
$60
towards
the
celebration
to
be
held
here
on
Dominion
Day.
P.
S.
Jack
appeared
before
the
board
to
make
ire
request
for
financial
as-
Softball
sot
under
way
here
last
week
when
five
game
were
played.
11
teams
in
the
league
having
now
played
at
least
one
game.
The
ttewart
team
la
leading
the
league.
The
annual
school
men
day
was
ield
here
last
Friday,
marking
the
:losing
of
the
terra
for
the
Stewart
superior
School.
!
The
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co
Is
.bout
to
make
certain
repairs
to
the
j
Porter
Idaho
aerial
Vratn,
particu-j
larly
to
two
towers
at
the
upper
end
I
which
have
been
putted
consider
ably
out
of
line
during
the
past
John
M.
Blackic)
RHefaie
died
r,uietlv
m
bit
sleep
about
S
o'eM&ck
on
the
afternoon
of
April
M
while
m
camp
on
the
Raft
Rivet-,
accord
-
ng
to
word
brought
to
town
"-
last
women
s
institute,
Mrs.
a
nrr
,
.
Miibum
jresented
prixes
a.
loliow
wk!
tiT"'
to
the
libers
of
the
little
Mo
'
XL
1
T
thers'
Club
Orade
Eight,
first
2?:
f
farty
Dety
Hughe,
second.
Connie
Nell:
av?
m
tte
Grade
teven.
Jeasie
Bond
and
Mar-;
J!'Z
ZZT1
lT
P&Cr
garet
Wattcins;
Orade
Six,
Audrey
BURNSLAKE
A
recent
speech'
of
A.
M.
Manaon
K.C..
Ml.
.A.
for
Cwineea.
in
Van.
r.
in
which
he
declared
that
the
real
wealthy
would
have
to
be
tazeo
more,
created
much
interest
in
this
district,
geseral
iciMmant
being
expressed
here
wMh
this
principle.
The
Burns
Lake
and
District
Board
of
Trade
sent
a
tetearam
last
week
to
Hon.
N
8
Lougneed.
minister
of
lands,
pointing
out
that
timber,
farmsteads
and
hemes
in
many
parts
of
this
district
were
threatened
with
destruction
by
far-
est
fires
and
urtrin
amnuwiiato
and
energetic
action
by
the
department
to
avert
a
catasironhe
Five
tremendous
forest
fire
have
been
biasing
in
the
district
and
lor
the
past
week
ashes
have
bean
fall
ing
upon
Bums
Lake
and
other
towns
along
the
DM
of
the
nans.
dlan
National
Raaays.
Rev.
Father
Godfrey
OA!
I1
offi
ciated
on
Tuesday
of
mat
wek
.i
the
funeral
of
M.
O.
Sttcfa.
resident
of
Forestdale
for
over
twenty
years,
who
died
at
the
Boms
Lake
Honi-
tal
on
Sunday.
The
late
Mr.
EUch
was
lor
merry
in
hmmt
.
p..
.
.
.
aaao
ana
also
operated
a
restaur
ant
here
at
one
time.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Ruh
anri
ons,
Fred
and
Oordon.
left
on
Sa
turday
for
the
Atlantic
wt
.
route
to
England
whese
thaw
uui
spend
several
months
VaWUng
their
former
home
and
with
relativM
and
inenas.
VANDERH00F
Mrs.
C
P
BlOOttlfield
al
CW
B
James
is
reported
to
be
making
favorable
progress
at
the.
Wouh..,
Hospital
where
she
recently
under-
wrm
an
operation.
A
federal
hydrogranhie
party
arrived
here
rmsmtov
fmm
Ottawa
enroute
ta
the
Nation
m,
district
where
a
survey
win
be
made
oi
toe
watenuam
eartamxiiiur
ftm
the
Nation
River
to
the
headwaters
arailsTiaPira
ZJZL!???-
of
PrtHBigs-Fresb
Extras
A.
C.
TutUe
of
nttatt.il
E.
M.
Bacon
of
Caloarv
atvl
r.
p
Smith
of
EntraraM
Alia
oraafi
brought
a
pack
train
ef
10
horses
from
Alberta.
NEWHAZELTON
Kitty
James
Rif.,
a
graduate!
swift
of
the
UasaHon
tHopltal
tralnlna
chool
for
aursW
am
for
several
years
on
the
nursing
staff
of
the
hospital
at
Bassano,
ARa..
paid
a
brief
visit
here
recently
with
Mm
C.
II.
Sawle
rtrlnr
Raw
moL
.
U
V.
UMIW7
on
Friday
of
last
week
to
Wallace
Smith
publisher
of
the
Bassano!
Mall
newspaper.
A
good
mauv
Indiana
f
mm
thi.
here
of
district
have
left
for
canneries
t
I
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River
TW
iiuuy
,v
Saturday
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VAUDEVILLE
WEEK
24th
to
30th
JLp
....vtis
mrr'niini
oi
the
Week
THE
BIG
SCHEAM
TEAM
George
Sidney
and
Charlie
in
Hu
irray
"THE
COHENS
&
KELLYS
IN
HOLLYWOOD"
The
Beautiful
Girls
Turn
Their
HVacN
What
a
Laugh
Fest
MICKEY
MOUSE
in
"MICKEY'S
ORPHAN'S-
METRO
NEWS
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
NIGHTS
-
On
site
gUge
,t
gTi
THE
MOOSE
LLGIO.N
BAND
With
R.
Gayerrfield
f
onri,,,
,..
MONDAY
Si
TUESrAY-"TIIE
FLESH
18
WEAK
aMU
Duologue,
"The
Impertinence
of
the
f:Trai.,r,-
.1
'
C.-.H
i
B
1g
a
GIVE
YOURSELF
A
GOOD
BREAK
AT
BREAKFAST
SHRE
Nli'
"Old
Sam,"
famous
ok!
horse
Week-End
Specials
Fresh
Picnic
Ham
5-lb.
aise.
per
lb.
MaJ
kin's
Best
Loganberry
Jam,
4
-lb.
tin
MaJ
kin's
Best
Strawberry
or
Raspberry
Jam.
2-lb.
tin
Mai
kin's
Best
Royal
Anne
Cherries,
IVi.
per
tin
Royal
City
Pork
As
Beans-
IV.
'a.
per
tin
Fresh
Crestwood
Creamery
Butter.
3-lb.
brick
Australian
Raisins-
Seedless.
2
lbs.
.
Crttco
3-lb.
tin
Lyle's
Golden
8yrup
2-lb.
tin
in
cartons,
S
dot
BuUetf
s
Lemon
Cheese
per
Jar
,
Best
Food
Horseradish
Prepared
Mustard
isr
Rowat's
Worcester
Sauce
-
per
bottle
Sunkist
Oranges
Fresh
stock.
3
dos.
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ins
m
rn
p
6&
White
Naphtha
Soap
P.
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Fifth
Street
17c
45c
30c
25c
20c
70!c
25c
75c
25c
70c
30c
20c
15c
95c
25c
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Deliver
Alberta
Market
Proprietor
Phone
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Supplies
nourishment
and
roughage
in
pleai-ant
digestible
form.
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in
CmnmJm
with
CmnaJimn
Wh.mt
THE
CANADIAN
SHREDDED
WHEAT
COMPANY,
LTD.
where
they
will
be
employed
for
the
summer.
ALICE
ARM
of
The
prame
pr
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percent
of
the
U
n.
wealth,
or
iear:
Barney
Turbttt.
was
saved
from
I
Phone
953
drowning
Whln
Ha
karam.
ran.il
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in
the
bridge
structure
on
the
Kit-
sault
Flau
before
the
oncoming
Ude.
The
horse
was
rescued
just
in
time.
W.
C.
O
rover
of
the
FamUv
Bene
ficiary
Society
was
a
visitor
here
on
business
earlv
last
wfa-
rtone
11
De
Jong
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Cash
an
d
Carry
Friday
&
Saturdaj
Specials
Mulkm
s
Best
Birawb-
Sise
2's,
per
tin
Aylmer
Catsup--
2
bottk-s
lor
Mac's
Be.
Peas
Sir
2
tins
for
Aylmer
Grapi
Frur.
sire
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hit
Aylmer
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3
tins
for
Malkln's
Best
Water
par
(tii
Kadana
Cocua
per
1-lb.
pkg
81iced
Breakfast
Bv
Cello
wrapped,
per
Cii.i'
24(
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ia
23c
Albert
Eggs-
44
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uog.
ior
.
.
Australian
Sliced
Pn
Stf
f.
per
tin
Pitted
jbates
-New
2
lbs.
for
Reckltt's
Blue
3
pkgs.
for
Blng
Cherrtea-
per
lb.
Greenhouse
TomaUx
per
lb.
New
Potatoes
6
lbs
for
19c
14c
25c
25c
25c