if
Y
r
f
ntenor
town
Is
I
hriving
TERRACE
PROSPERITY
SUSTAINED
BY
ACTIVITY
IN
TIMBER
INDUSTRY
One
Hundred
and
Fifty
Or
More
Men
Given
Employment
At
Least
Six
"
Sawmills
In
Operation
TERRACE,
June!&
There
have
been
changes
in
Terrace
but
this
is
still
a
very
busy
community
with
a
solid
prosperity
based
on
a
volume
of
activity
in
the
lumber
and
timber
industry
which
is
giving
employment
to
150
or
more
men
with
a-v'olume
of
output
larger
than
ever
previously
been
achieved
here.
Cut
'lumber,
poles
and
ties
are
being
i
produced
In
increasing
quan-'ls
ultimately
remanufactured
titles
by
several
operators.
There
;
lnto
aut0motive
crating,
are
no
less
than
six
sawmills
TUt,
U.,.H
-
In
operation
in
the
Immediate
Lil'
"l"?1
ISSpVSLiMS
Stthree
'miles
Wow
Kalum
uS
"?S
and
17
miles
from
Terrace.
The
while
is
Canada
some
finding
its
way
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
mill
operators
are:
Little,
Haugland
&
Kerr,
Terrace,
capacity,
30,000
feet,
employing
twenty
men.
Intervalley
Lumber
&
Supply
Co.
(C.
L.
M.
Oiggey),
Terrace
and
Remo,
20,000
feet,
twenty
men.
Carl
Pohle,
Kalum
Road,
15,000
feet,
twenty
men.
Ruckle
&
Bande,
Remo
Reacl,
8,000
feet,
8
men.
Vanarsdol
Lumber
Co.,
popper
River,
10,000
feet,
ten
men.
W.
A.
Bush,
Deep
Creek,
Kalum
Road,
8,000
feet,
eight
men.
Little,
Haugland
&
Kerr,
Intervalley
and
Pohle
are
also
engaged
in
considerable
production
of
poles
the
output
of
which,
under
a
new
set-up,
goes
one
car
to
Canada
and
three
to
tlje
United
States.
Hemlock
railway
ties,
being
cut
In
the
mills,
are
finding
market
these
days
in
England
for
first
grade
and
the
Continent
for
second
grade.
Much
of
the
spruce
lumber
TOURISTS
"SKEENA
BRIDGE
CAMP"
One
mile
East
of
Terrace
Box
13
Terrace,
B.C.
TERRACE
Transfer&Taxi
Storage
WE
MEET
ALL
TRAINS
SERVICE
TO
ANY
POINT
IN
THE
DISTRICT
(II.
SMITH)
P.O.
Box
107
TERRACE
W.
C.
Osborne
T
plant
is
nearing
completion
and
will
be
starting
operation
in
about
a
month.
This
new
mill
has
a
capacity
of
about
20,000
feet
and
will
employ
twenty
men.
In
addition
to
the
lumber
and
ties,
poles
form
'
an
important
part
of
the
timber
output
of
the
Terrace
district.
About
a
million
feet
monthly
are
being
shipped
by
the
various
operators.
The
-Terrace
timber
industry
is
attracting
quite
a
few
new
ptople
to
the
town,
the
housing
accommodation'
sltuatldii
here
being
quite
as
strained
as
ever.
SHORES
OF
LAKE
LAKELSE
BECKON
Rush
of
Cottagers
and
AND
LI
Campers
Getting
Under
Way
Accommodation
in
Demand
TERRACE,
June
26-The
seasonal
rush
toward
beautiful
Lake
has
commenced
and,
j
with
schools
closing
this
week,
I
will
in
a
few
days
be
fully
under
j
way.
There
has
'been
an
unpre-I
cedented
demand
for
summer
!
cottages
this
year,
particularly
by
Prince
Rupsrt
people,
now
that
they
can
drive
right
in
over
I
the
new
highway.
The
nunvber
of
the
'.ojourners
there
his
sum-j
mer
will
be
liimUea
only
by
the
;
amount
of
accommodation
avail-1
able.
1
Among,
the
builders
of
new
'
cottages
along
the
lake
shore
are
;
Dudley
Little
and
Sam
Kirkaldy
Others
are
also
contemplating
;
tuilding,
onl
ythe
shortage
of
;
men
and
materials
preventing
them
from
doing
so.
.Lakelse
Lake
Is
one
of
the
re
sorts
of
the
district
which
in
the
post-war
should
come
fully
into
its
own.
Going
to
Terrace
for
the
Week-End?
GET
YOUR
FOOD
SUPPLIES
IN
OUR
MODERN
SELF-SERVE
GRpCERY
'
SECTION.
CITY
PRICES
FAST
SERVICE
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
O.
McADAMS,
Prop.
TERRACE,
B.C.
TERRACE
MACHINE
SHOP
V.
Imhoff
W
.1
-ssf
sac
A.
M.
Williams
Expert
Repairs
on
all
makes
of
cars
Reconditioning
Motors
Tractors
Road
Equipment
Machine
Work
Diesel
Acetylene
and
Electric
Welding
BOX
202
TERRACE,
B.C.
The
Playground
of
the
North
Where
the
Entire
Family
Can
Get
the
Most
Out
of
Their
Vacation!
SWIMMING
FISHING
HIKING
at
LAKELSE
LAKE
Our
wonderland,
unspoiled
just
a
place
to
take
your
bed
roll
and
a
picnic
basket
and
enjoy
the
scenic
wonder
of.
a
wonderful
lake
and
the
largest
Hot
Springs
on
the
North
American
Continent.
.
Mr.
Brookes
of
the
Skecna
Motor
Transport
will
give
you
his
personal
attention
with
any
Information
you
wish.
Transportation,
cabins,
train
connections,
etc.,
and
eager
to
make
your
trip
an
enjoyable
one.
We
are
equipped
with
ample
transportation
facilities
to
the
lake.
,
Bus
meets
Saturday's
midnight
train
and
takes
you
right
to
the
lake
and
brings
you
back
Sunday
In
time
for
return
train
to
Rupert,
BUS
TAXI
TRUCK
WITH
TWENTY-FOUR
HOUR
SERVICE
Our
Lunch
Counter
is
open
day
and
night
with
deliriously
prepared
Foods,
Ice
Cteam,
Cold
Drinks.
SKEENA
MOTOR
TRANSPORT
O.
L.
BROOKES,
Mgr.
SKEENA
COFFEE
BAR
Good
Crops
At
Terrace
Ample
Moisture
lias
Brought
All
Lines
Along-
Well;
Fine,
Warm
Weather
Needed
TERRACE,
June
26
Copious
rainfall
during
the
past
few
weeks
has
made
for
splendid
growth
in
all
types
of
crops
In
the
Terrace
district.
Should
there
be
a
spell
of
fine,
warm
weathe
now,
conditions
would
b1,
ideal
for
a
fine
harvest
from
fields,
gardens
and
the
small
fruit
patches.
7he
famous
Terrace
strawberries
are
just
commencing
to
ripen
and
in
a
couple
of
weeks
or
so
will
be
at
their
best.
The
currant
and
raspberry
bushes
are
also
heavily
laden
with
fine
fruit.
Cherries
and
apples
too
are
looking
well.
Some
early
haying
has
also
commenced
but
it
will
be
a
few
weeks
yet
before
it
becomes
general.
Warm
weather
Is
Just
what
the
hay
crop
requires
now.
So
far
it
is
up
to
standard.
Potatoes
have
made
fine
top
growth
and
will
soon
be
in
flower.
The
vegetables
are
also
in
good
shape.
ing
well..
Father
of
Terrace
'
Woman
Succumbs
TERRACE,
June
26
S.
P.
Lonncberg,
father
of
Mrs.
O.
L.
Brookes
of
Terrace,
passed
away
at
his
home
in
Dickson,
Alta.,
on
Saturday.
A
little
over
a
month
ago
he
visited
Terrace.
VEGETABLE
SHORTAGES
Onions
and
Turnips
Missing
Sweets
To
Be
in
Still
Shorter
Supply
Shortages
have
developed
In
some
lines
of
vegetables
due
to
an
interval
created
by
the
slowness
of
new
vegetables
to
appear
after
the
final
supplies
of
last
year's
Vegetables
have
been
used
up.
Lacking
from
grocery
store
shelves
are
cooking
onions
and
yellow
turnips
although
new
potatoes
are
here
in
increasing
quantities.
It
is
probable
that
cooking
onions
will
be
scarce
until
th-s
Okanagan
crop
arrives
because
of
price
differences
in
Texa3
and
California
onions
over
the
Canadian
price
ceiling.
Most
Imported
vegetables
are
in
light
quantity
due
to
heavy
demands
at
their
source
and
the
late
season
in
southern
B.
C.
has
held
bask
crops
in
that
part
of
the
country.
Bananas
are
coming
in
more
freely
and
the
first
of
the
fruits
are
expected
shortly.
Expected,
possibly
within
a
week,
are
cherries,
plums,
watermelons
and
cantaloupe.
Oranges
are
plentiful,
selling
from
35
cents
to
75
cents
a
dozen.
Rhubarb
Is
selling
at
three
pounds
for
21
cents
and
green
cnlons
at
five
cents
a
bunch.
New
potatoes
sell
for
six
cents
a
pound.
A
ll
per
cent
sugar
cut
to
confection
manufacturers
after
July
1
will
mean
a
reduction
In
sup
plies
of
sweet
cookies,
ice
cream
and
candy.
The
sugar
redaction
to
confection
manufacturers
is
in
line
with
the
gene'r'al
shortage.
Soaps
are
in
short
supply
but
retailers
feel
that
there
will
be
adequate
quantities
arriving
from
time
to
time.
Presumably
soap
is
among
the
articles
which
have
Joined
cold
cooked
meats
In
extiort
to
European
nations
where
the
need
for
food
and
sanitation
is
intense.
Prices
current
hsre
are
as
fol
lows:
Fruit
Graoefruit.
Calif.
01
and
.1
Lemons,
doz
35
and
.49
Oramres.
Navel,
doz
35
to
.67
Apples,
lb.
Bananas,
lb
-
Vegetables
.11
15
Spinach,
lb
15
Beets.
local,
per
buncn
10
TuintpS,
white,
local,
bunch..
.10
potatoes,
new,
id.
ut
Calif.
Carrots,
bunch
09
V2
Tomatoes,
Hothouse,
lb
38
Cauliflower,
each
.15
to
.40
Calif.
Cabbage,
lb
.09
Lettuce,
each
14
Celery,
lb.
.19
Cucumbers,
each
40
Green
Peas,
2
lbs
45
Garlic,
lb
70
Asparagus,
lb
27
Radishes,
bunch
06
Green
Onions,
bunch
-
05
Rhubarb,
3
lbs
25
New
Cabbage,
lb
.09
FATAL
FALL
LONDON
B
Graetzer
Wolf
gang,
21,
a
refugee
living
In
the
borough
of
Hampstead,
forgot
the
key
to
his
home
and
started
to
climb
from
the
window
sill
of
an
adjoining
room
to
his
window
only
to
fall
50
feet
to
his
death.
MYSTERY
OF
AMMUNITION
CLEARED
UP
TERRACE,
June
26
The
recent
disappearance
of
17
00
rounds
of
22
long
rifle
ammunition
from
the
Terrace
school
where
it
was
stored
for
tile
use
of
the
school
cadet
corps
has
been
solved
with
.a
sequel
of
prosecution
in
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Will
Robinson's
court.
Two
Juveniles,
charged
with
theft,
received
stiff
orders
of
restriction,
which
the
police
and
parents
were
charged
to
see
were
enforced.
Robert
Muller
and
George
Hamre
pleaded
guilty
to
charges
of
retaining
stolen
property
and
were
each
fined
$50.
Timely
Tips
Tissue
Wrappings
You
can
go
right
ahead
and
boil
that
cracked
egg.
Maybe
you
need
It
to
have
enoush
eggs
to
go
around
the
family.
First,
though,
wrap
it
in
tissue
paper
and
the
white
won't
ooze
out
in
that
unattractive
little
frill.
When
the
paper
gets
wet
it
seems
to
close
the
cratk.
What's
in
the
Spoon?
If
it
is
sugar,
ladle
it
out
with
great
caution.
One
place
where
you
can
save
sugar
is
at
the
trcakfas-t
table.
Habit,
here,
often
contributes
to
the
sugar
shortage.
Try
using
less
on
your
cereal.
.
.
.
You
may
even
like
it
much
better
that
way.
Below
(he
Cream
Line
.
.
.
there
are
ounces
of
nutrition.
Never
waste
skim
milk:
In
it
are
all
the
Important
milk
solids
except
fat
and
vitamin
A.
It
can
be
used
Instead
of
some,
or
even
all,
of
the
whole
milk
you
use
if
you
take
care
to
Ad
fats
and
vitamin
A
to
your
diet
to
make
up
the
Tile
Troubles
That's
what
will
happen
if
you
leave
water
lying
on
a
tile
floor.
Tile
and
marble
floors
should
be
washed
with
jsoap
and
water,
and
a
fine
Iscouring
powder
used
if
necessary.
But
water
must
be
wlpedup
from
tiled
flors
immediately,
or
the
tiles
will
eventually?
become
loose.
sr-
NO
GAS
TILL
AUTUMN
LONDON
tf)
Basic
gasoline
ration
coupon
books
have
been
printed
and
are
being
distributed
to
post
offices
and
local
taxation
offices
but
it
is
considered
extremely
unlikely
there
will
be
any
gasoline
frr
non-esentlal
driving
until
autumn
at
the
earliest.
71
&
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
V5iAlM0f,
MlMOl1
Hp
FINEST
SALMON
KEEPING
HOUSE
Enjoy
the
Haunting
Flavor
Of
Sun-Ripe
Strawberries
"Doubtless
God
could
have
made
a
better
berry,
but
doubtless
God
never
did."
In
those
words
William
Butler
expressed
his
sentiments
about
strawberries
over
three
hundred
years
ago;
sentiments
with
which
most
of
us
are
in
complete
agreement.
The
strawberry
season
is
so
brief
at
best
that
every
opportunity
of
enjoying
their
haunting
flavour
must
be
seized.
A
fully
ripe
strawberry
needs
very
little
or
no
sugar
to
en-
'
hance
Its
flavor,
and
strawberry
desserts
stand
high
in
favor
for
their
sugar
saving
quality.
A
few
strawberries
can
be
stretched
to
make
a
family
des
sert;
combined
with
egg
whites
they
make
a
fruit
whip;
with
egg
whites
and
gelatine
a
chiffon
pie.
Crushed
or
sliced
strawberries
dress
up
blanc
mange.
Serve
them
with
custard
sauce,
as
a
Fruit
Floating
Island.
Biscuit
dough
Immediately
suggests
strawberry
shortcake,
but
strawberry
Roly
Poly
should
not
be
overlooked.
Neither
should
these
desserts
from
the
testing
kitchens
of
the
Consumer
Section
of
the
Dominion
Department
of
Agriculture.
Strawberry
Crumb
Cake
r4
cup
mild
-flavored
fat
'4
cup
sugar
1
egg
J4
teaspoon
vanilla
1
cup
sifted
pastry
flour
OR
1
cup
less
2
tablespoons
sifted
all-purpose
flour
114
teaspoons
baking
powder
Dash
of
salt
13
cup
milk
2
cups
sliced
strawberries
Crumb
Topping:
'4
cup
sugar
13
cup
flour
'z
teaspoon
cinnamon
1
tablespoon
butter
1
tablespoon
mild-flavored
fat
Prepare
topping
first.
Sift
flour,
sugar
and
cinnamon
to
gether
and
rub
in
-fats.
Next
prepare
caket
batter.
Cream
fat,
add
sugar
and
cream
together
until
light.
Add
beaten
egg
and
vanilla.
Mix
and
sift
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt,
and
add
alternately
with
milk.
Turn
'batter
into
a
lightly
greased.
8-inch
square
cake
pan.
Spread
sliced
strawberries
on
top.
Strawberry
Meringue
Pie
13
cup
sugar
13
teaspoon
salt
V4
cup
cold
milk
1V4
cups
hot
milk
2
egg
yolks
1
teaspoon
butter
1
teaspon
vanilla
1
9-irrch
baked
pie
shell
1
cup
sliced
strawberries,
slightly
sweetened
2
egg
whites
Few
grains
salt
2
tablespoons
sugar
Mix
sugar,
flour
and
salt.
Combine
thoroughly
with
cold
milk.
Stir
in
hot
milk
and
cook
in
toD
of
double
boiler
about
;
10
minutes
stirring
constantly.
ueai
egg
yoiss,
comome
wun
a
little
of
the
hot
mixture
ana
add
to
mixture
in
double
boiler.
Cook
3
minutes
longer.
Remove
from
heat
and
add
butter
and
vanilla.
Pour
Into
baked
pie
shell.
Cover
with
straw
berries
and
top
with
meringue
made
from
egg
whites,
salt
and
sugar.
Bake
In
a
moderately
slow
oven,
325
degrees
F,
until
meringue
Is
lightly
browned,
about
12
to
15
minutes.
Note
:
The
uncooked
meringue
may
be
folded
into
the
cream
filling
and
the
berries
used
as
a
topping.
Of
General
Interest
Coupons
Same
Value
Every
valid
sugar
coupon
will
purchase
one
pound
of
sugar,
and
every
valid
."preserves"
coupon
one
half
pound
of
sugar.
The
cut
of
one
pound
In
the
ration
for
June,
July,
August,
October
and
December
does
not
alter
the
value
of
each
coupon.
Unaltered
Ceilings
While
there
is
a
new
system
of
pricing
some
canned
fish,
prices
for
lobster,
salmon,
sardines
and
chicken
haddies
re-
rirt
the
same.
What
to
do
Members
of
the
Armed
Forces
who
took
their
discharge
without
getting
applications
for
ration
books
should
secure
the
forms
from
their
last
Commanding
Officer,
and
submit
them
to
their
nearest
Local
Ration
Boards.
Indices
for
Two
Wars
On
November
11,
1918,
prices
stood
53.8
higher
than
in
July,
1914.
"At
the
peat
or
the
in-
Sprinkle
with
crumb
topping
i
flatlon,
July,
1920,
the
cost
of
and
bake
in
a
moderate
oven,
j
living
was
listed
at
191.6.
To-
350
degrees
F,
for
45
minutes,
i
day,
Canada's
cost
of
living
serve
not,
aitner
plain
or
with
holds
steady
at
17.8
above
the
1
top
milk
or
cream.
Six
servings.
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August,
1939
figure.
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It's
strawberry
time
season
for
these
fresh
but
lusclou,-
berries
is
short.
So
take
advantage
of
It
and
serve
them
in
every
way
possible
and
on
all
occasions.
Start
with
breakfast
and
serve
them
on
cereal,
use
them
in
sauces
for
puddings,
decorate
cup
caxes
with
a
perfect
crimson
berry.
Of
course,
you'll
want
strawberry
ice
crepm
and
that
top
iavorlte,
strawberry
shortcake,
whether
you
make
It
the
old-fashioned
way
with,
biscuits,
or
use
the
cake
variety.
For
dessert,
use
plain
strawberries
and
cream
(even
if
it
is
a
light
cream)
or
strawberries,
served
while,
with
the
hulls
left
on,
to
dip
in
powder-sugar
and
eat
from
the
fingers
delectable!
Do
you
know
that
you
can
drink
your
strawberries,
too?
For
that
afterndon
pick-up,
or
when
guests
drop
in,
try
a
delicious
drink
made
with
crushed
strawberries
and
sparkling
water
or
club
soda.
Sparkling
water
is
a
lively
mixer
for
all
summer
drinks.
And,
since
the
summer
drink
season
is
at
hand,
it's
a
good
plan
to
keep
sparkling
water
on
hand
for
use
at
all
times,
always
having
a
bottle
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