Timely
Tonics
from
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IISPICES
IN
!
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
J
FAVOR
HOW
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Friday,
July
23,
1S4S
A
Delicious
Coo
Drink
Directions:
Make
tea
exactly
as
usual
.
.
.
While)
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
.
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste
.
.
.
mnTl!
n
Pr
n
TueSday
contract
to
deliver
the
mails
to
rST
IN
AITOMOTIVE
SERVICB
Lrfhg
Reign
of
Salt-and-Pepper
Monotony
Ended
nu,g
lne
past
and
from
the
deDot.
The
con-
month
with
his
father
here.
gee
xoui
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"I
threw
the
paper
in
the
wastebasket."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"loathsome?"
3.
Which
one
f
these
word
is
misspelled?
Septennial,
ser-
viceable,
severance.
tract
was
relinquished
by
George
Anderson.
By
CYNTHIA
LOWRY
NEW
YORK
The
United
kERAL
motors
dealer
Che.
Track
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Bulck
Owens
came
States
housewife
is
spice-con
n
tVrole
O.M.C.
Track
Oldsmobile
scious
again
for
the
first
time
4.
What
does
the
word
"pen-
,0tiW
in
on
Tuesday's
train
to
spend
a
two
week's
holiday
with
their
niece
Mrs.
Bailey.
since
great-ereat-grandmotherj
Do
Having
stopped
off
at
Terrace
to
officiate
at
the
funeral
of
William
Laird
on
Wednesday,
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
with
Mrs.
Gibson
visited
old
friends
in
town;
before
returning
to
their
home
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Thursday.
"
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
MACHINE
disguised
jerked
venison
with
a!
5
Wnat.is
a
word
beginning
judicious
measurement
of
fen-
wlrh
iP
that,
means
"liehtness?"
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE,
B.C
Mrs.
James
Bailey
cf
Eardis
i6
nel.
1
Answers
ace
visiting
her
son
and
daughter-
For
more
years
than
a
gourmet
i.
say.
"into
the
wastebasket"
likes
to
contemplate,
cooks
just
to
denote
direction.
2.
Pro-
in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Bailey.
Hemn
Hipp
of
ihe
welfare
reached
for
salt
and
pepper
nounce
the
th
as
in
smoth,
not
office
in
Prince
George
is
spend
Dr.
A.
Sevenster,
consular
gen
shakers
when
the
recipe
called
as
in
both.
3.
Serviceable.
4.
ing
a
month's
holiday
here
wUh
eral
of
the
Netherlands,
arrived
for
seasoning.
Now
they
are
Sincerely
affected
by
a
sense
of
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
!
in
Terrace
at
noon
Thursday
in
'
blossoming
out
with
a
spice
sheit
,
guilt;
repentant.
''Be
penitent,
lw-
I
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada,
of
some
20-ocld
spices.
and
for
thy
fault
contrite
I
He
is
accompanied
by
Mis.
Snices
have
been
rediscovered.
'
MMon.
5.
Levity.
VANDERIIOOF
Vanderhoof
school
staff.
Miss
I
M.
Switzer
has
been
transfer-S.
R.
Yates,
casualty
rehab-
j
red
to
Fort
St.
James
at
her
ilitation
officer
for
the
Depart-
0wn
request
and
G.
R.
Slade
ment
of
Veterans
Affairs,
has
0f
Vancouver
has
been
appoint-
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
line
in
Ladles'
Wear,
Yard
Good,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoe
.
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
SctiM
with
a
Fn-r
Delivery
Service.
they
are
the
1
violently.
In
some
places
such
Mrs.
Eruce
Barr
has
received
Sevenster
and
word
from
Mr.
Barr,
who
is
at'sutsts
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
as
New
y0rk
spice
cooking
is
Drowns
From
HI
been
a
visitor
here
during
the
;
eci
to
the
senior
grades
at
Fort
Ipill
past
week
on
official
duties.
Fraser.
present
attending
summer
school
In
Victoria,
that
he
has
accepted
a
position
as
French
teacher
'.n
van
Stolk,
at
whose
home
a
re-
j
definitely
a
fad.
Here
and
there
Roaf
Near
Juneau
ception
was
held
on
Thursday
;
iies
danger
that
the
enthusiastic
evening
where
the
visiting
dig-;
heavy
hand
of
the
fanatics
will
JUNEAU
The
body
of
a
nor-
the
high
school
at
Courtenriy.
!
nltarles
met
fellow
countrymen'
them
fisherman,
Ralph
Watts,
overdo
it.
Vancouver
Island
She
and
their
!
wno
have
settled
in
the
riistr'ct.
Vanderhoof
teen-agers
are
still
interesting
themselves
in
the
possibility
of
organizing
a
summer
camp
at
Fort
St.
James.
to
Junea"
Irom
brought
was
Fortunately,
most
cooks
have
il
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
Many
district
people
attended
a
fancy
dress
dance
which
was
held
last
Saturday
night
at
Douelos
Lodge.
Stuart
Lake,
and
proved
to
be
a
colorful
affair.
two
children
will
be
leaving
nexl
They
left
here
on
Friday
morn
month
to
join
him
in
the
south
inB
for
Houston.
learned
about
spices
the
hard
way::
through
war-induc?d
food
shortages
and
the
need
to
tws
xieur
uiAUii
naiuui,
Mine
nc
had
bfpn
drowned.
He
had
fallen
overboard,
when
his
boat,
the
TTmln
hit
a
rwlr
Tl
Ti'ns
in
tht
w
f
IN
THE
Plans
have
been
drawn
up
for
an
attractive
children's
playground
at
Alan
Park
here.
over
cheaper
tougher
cuts
of
;
'
than
m
baf
meal.
They
know
that
spice
is
h(jm.s
of
artmcla,
respira.
Amphibian
Plane
VSeabee
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
uir.-jiliuu
IAJ
emitting:
IIU'MM,
U'Jl
i's.i.
Adrian
Meier
and
two
children
arrived
on
Tuesday's
train
from
Kerrobert,
Saskatchewan,
to
spend
a
few
weeks
holiday
with
Mrs.
Meier's
mother
Mrs.
C.
R.
de
Kergommeaux.
BUILDING
FOR
BLIND
REGINA,
ff
A
$100,000
building
is
to
be
erected
here
by
the
Canadian
National
Institute
for
the
Blind.
Construction
is
expected
to
start
next
spring.
tion
proved
useless
in
trying
to
restore
life.
disguise
it.
II
J
Commercial
Hunting
Placer
mining
has
taken
a
spurt
in
the
Omineca
country.
Train
Schedule
For
the
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8
p.m.
Prom
the
East-Tuesday,
Thuraday
,
So
turday-10:45
p
rn.
All
this,
the
American
Spice
Trade
Association
feels,
means
that
spices
are
back
in
the
cot-
CHILDREN
NEED
TREATMENT
particularly
around
Manson
MONTREAL,
CP
Thirty-three,
rrppk
Man
small
ouerations
per
cent
of
school
children
have
CALVES
AND
ATHLETES
w-u
"iwr
paid
(.his
Mrs.
Brentzen
and
Enid,
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert'
week.
NA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
w.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kentwy
Ltd.,
35
me
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
408
,vn
)uneent
meriu-
ROLAND.
Man..
W
-An
annual
defective
vision
and
82
per
cent
are
in
need
of
dental
care,
Dr.
Percy
Vivian,
of
the
departmen
of
social
medicine,
McGill
University,
said
in
an
address
here
are
underway
and
a
few
larger
operations
are
also
in
full
swing.
An
interesting
recent
development
is
the
purchase
of
the
Ralph
Hill
properties
by
Harvey
W.
Barnhill
of
Anchorage,
Alaska.
sports
day
here
featured
a
calf
!
In
pre-war
aayt,
almost
every
show.
However,
the
event
spon-j
housekeeper
had
a
little
cinna-sored
by
Roland
Agricultural
'
mon,
r.utmeg,
cloves
and
paprika
Society
had
athletes
too.
An-
in
her
food
closet.
Now
the
other
feature
was
a
four-team
ladies
who
thought
of
cloves
for
baseball
tournament.
ham
and
cinnamon
for
toast
can
ThePopular
S.S..
Mrs.
Hans
Koch
and
two
sons
.
Peter
and
Robert,
travelled
tn
l
Prince
Rupert
by
car
this
week
accompanied
by
Mrs.
G.
Jordan.
B
CLASSIFIED
ADS
THEY
GET
RESULTS
discuss
items
like
"cardamon"
0
PPTMPF.
'coriander,"
"mace,"
and
even
fenugreek."
RUPERT
PEPPER
STILL
SCARCE
Sails
For
Most
spices
were
scarce
during
the
war,
now
they
ure
all
back
in
plrniy
except
pepper.
Much
interest
was
taken
in
the
annual
illustration
station
field
day
on
the
John
Andros
farm
on
Tuesday
of
this
week.
Many
of
the
districts
farmers
were
in
attendance
and
the
feature
of
the
day
was
an
address
and
demonstration
bp
Prof.
J.
R.
W.
Young
on
the
care
and
Peppercorns,
mostly
frown
in
the
Netherlands
East
Indies
and
India,
are
still
war
casualties.
The
vorld's
supply
is
down
from
operation
of
farm
machinery.
a
pre-war
182,000,000
pounds
to
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
P.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
F"r
information
call
or
writs
City
or
Depot
TVket
OMtc
80,000.000.
Vanderhoof
Cubs
defeated
Fort
St.
James
by
a
score
of
18-
Spice
for
the
home
kitchen
runs
alphabetically
from
allspice,
fruit
of
a
West
Indian
tree
with
11
in
the
latest
inter-community
baseball
game
here.
a
flavor
resembling
a
blend
of
cinnamon,
nutmeg
and
clover,
to
I
tumeric
,an
Indian-grown
rout
Miss
Florence
Hogben
of
Mil-
PUINCE
RCPfJBl,
DC
ner
and
Miss
Dorothy
Heddoni
of
Port
Alberni
have
been
appointed
to
vancancies
on
thel
of
th?
girder
family
widely
ued'
in
pickling.
The
big
mystery
in
the
spice
business
is
saffron,
probably
the
most
expensive,
retailing
for
See
us
for
your
Preserving
Supplies
TINS,
JARS
AND
JELLY
GLASSES
CANNING
MACHINES
AND
PRESSURE
COOKERS
WE
DELIVER
about
$60
a
pound.
It
suddenly
has
become
very
popular
but
no
one
quite
knows
why.
It's
prbed
for
its
brilliant
yellow
colo'
and
pleasant
taste,
but
heret.
mre
wasn't
used
for
much
except
Spanish
dishes.
What
is
a
spice?
It
is
the
buds,
leaves
seeds,
bark,
roots
or
berries
ul
aromatic
plsnts
used
for
seasoning
anc'
usually
grown
in
tropical
or
semi-tropical
countries.
Herbs
are
usually
flie
leaves
of
annuals
or
perennials
grown
in
the
temperate
zones.
Condiments
refer
to
a
blend
of
spices
or
herbs
with
other
things
such
as
a
tomato
puree
to
make
a
flavoring
sauce.
Aromatic
spices
are
anise,
caraway,
cardamon,
cinnamon,
cloves,
cumin,
ginger,
mace,
nutmeg
and
a
few
others.
Stimulants
among
the
spices
are
mustard,
pepper
and
tumeric.
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and
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Up-To-Date
Cafe
In
Prince
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3:30
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3:30
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Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Vacationing
wilh
Your
Car?
Points
to
check
before
you
leave
to
ensure
a
carefree
holiday:
ENGINE
TVNE-l'P
Maximum
miles
per
gallon
of
gas.
Insurance
apainst
engine
failure.
BRAKE
INSPECTION
Safety
and
Confidence.
WHEEL
ALIGNMENT
Driving
comfort
when
at
the
wheel
for
long
distances
Prevention
of
excessive
tire
wear.
And
last
but
not
least
a
thorough
LINDSAY
LUBRICATION
and
know
thaf
every
part
of
your
car
has
been
correctly
lubricated
and
checked
includes
under-car
inspection.
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