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NEW BAZELTON, BC, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1935

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Coach
To Winnipeg « “$48.00 $57.60 § 72.0
To Montreal . $89.10* $109,557.

45-day return limit. Oct. 31 Limit slightly higher.

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BUSINESS IN MAY

Dely. tng into. the May records of the
unrest Ts) Statistics it takes ‘little
mere ha a glance to sve that the eco-
womi¢ condition of: Cnnada showed 8.
Ippled. improv ement, extending the
ujaward frend which has been ‘in evi-
dence since the first. quarter of 1933.
Prodnetion expanded considerably, the
Halex vf the phy: sical volume of bust
ness LONCHING ab vew: high since the
latter anonths of 1930, : oO

The omost significant development
Jin Mic Was the expansion in produc-
) Che: “‘opomtions, While advances were
oly ie menus general, inarkedl gains in
il liege number of, industries set the
: peew fer the month.’ Gains in gold and
COL per fentured the. activity in mining
nperutivgs. Shipments of gold from
fatten inines were 278,678 ounces,
* 7) total which was rately exceeded in
jthe history of the industry. Exports
‘f capper in raw and intermediate
fare reiched in May. a mew . high
-polat for the amonth.~

K ixpausion wus recorded in the trend

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a sengers Pinelude 4 change of tqir,

A Great

Lakes Holiday |

" a Pee! Pty :

7ith the increasing popularity| golf.
Pk wacation trips on ;the
the: Canadian Pag ic.

; “voyages as well as canon
nthe, pGreaty, Lakes.,.make- this
“continen ‘almost. unique for. an.
nland:, sen WOYEBS, part of which’
out, ot.§ ight, aot Jand, |.S°
gee ee én draw-' t
athiber’ of pas- By!

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ti ol tiga
bra: ‘this. year. Dave: been outelt ed
With deck:*apdtts,':, Inctutting:
_lugits, ‘phufffeboard, .: and’ --Yeck.

- Dancing
pleasure to:the evening hours:

yThe.schedule makes. it possible
to take an enjoyable week’s, trip;
| going ‘éither way, with overnigAt
‘\'stops at'both’ ends,’ Salling Satur
day, the’ round trip is completed:
the. following. “Friday:
‘Wednesday,
completed, on; Mondey. ‘The. atenm-

carriving’ ; ; yto.:

645 a.m, and :Fort*William ‘at 7.50 | rf

Binion Mondays. - and Fridays, in }.c:
‘to bfine t. wth. rain, teayr, {

Sailing
ithe, round ‘trig’ Je

‘ting.

and music’ bring
.liamcor; Saturdays..and*,Wednes

makide™.connec-'|'
auth paca a tenvine Wort:
Malian ‘atation: for the ' West; at |b
7.35 ami, central: standards,
On ‘the: pastbpnnd : ‘rip’ dep, igre,

time: is 12: 0p. noon: i trons

days. 1.00, ‘p.m. from. Port, “Arthur, a
arriving. in Port) McNicol. ate 8.00:

a, -enstern:. standard: time, “on.
‘Mondays .and Wridays. ‘Port eats
thur ‘was in: the schedull ‘f

eastbound call but the: call on. the:
d | trip. has . not. b

The Omineca’ Herald

“jlow in pectin.

' Cu nada.”

ing ond-in exports of cheese and can-
ned -salmon. Production of. leather
boots’ and shoes was higher ond the

prices averaging hither: than at ‘any
time since April 1931, — ‘Industrials be-
ing the main inflnence br raising. the:
general index. : 2 RA :

Striking - ‘foatnres | “af the. ‘ninktag:
situation were: the: gain in’ demand.de-

Lposits and - security holdings -and- the:|..

decline in eal) loais: -elsew here in Can-
nila. :

et. ie

“SOME FACTS

ABOUT as M

saturating all portions of the fruil
with sugar syrup. Consisteney aut
flav :r are important factors, ‘The fin-
ished - product should ‘Set fivm tut ‘it
shoud: nut he firm ind «heal «pressed
ready, ‘tow much heating tends 13
impair the finil flavor. Preonged
boiling shonld be avoided and there be
no deluy, in cooling off the finished
jam.
‘the balance betiveen pectin,
and sugar, Investigations have shown
that the amount and quality of pectin
sayy considerably in different fruits,
but that all fruits reach their maxi-

fruit should, therefore, be picked when
ripe, ane should he ised us soon as
poss hle. : “Ait ix “ue common priectice in
fim making to ndd commercint pectin

in jum. making is two-fold. They are
hot only essential for the formation of

: iL, 00d set. but they. help to. insure. suf-
ficient” sugar,

inversion tu
bsandiness” from cane sugur

prevent
_arysta -

“ization.

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Three wrudes of jam are.
Grade 1. or
sists of fruit and sugar only. Grades
|2,and-3 may, contain. added fruit juice
pv pectin and permitted color und pre-
Initted preservatives, provided . that
nny added ingredients ave ‘declared ont:
the label of the confuiner, Corn syrup
ning also be wed in grade 3 jams, itt
deetured. mo ‘
2 To ‘Ghaties: ‘Motitgomery, one-
~ time’ switch-tender. and at pres-
4 ent eleyator.operator at-the Can-
ray » adian: Pacific uptown’ offite build-
‘ing in Winnipeg, go ail -honors

* ished model. of a: locomotive on
the continent: “It is a five-foot. |
Fa ‘rape of...2 ,, Canadian.’ . Pacific. -
“class °“2300", finished’ in’ brass,

“ to. construct,

* years past, Canadian Pacific-liner
Melita “has hee: ssold to {tallag
‘! shipbreakers, - *. She WAS ‘built -in: :
5 Glasgow in” 1918, o

“Never: betray a trust; be. hon:
est; do’ what: ‘other man can do:
and work: your. ‘eizht hours. a
day,’ * ig ‘the recipe’ for. success
< enunciated by Caleb R,.Smith, in-...
ternational chalrman of the Mil.
Non-Dollar Round Table, spealt-
-to.the, Life ‘Underwriters’ in’
* the” Royal York”

Toronto, recently,

1 Medicine “Hat,
veteran, Canadian: Pacific engin:
err Tecently, ¢ei
“birthday, when railway acquant-
ances: and. relatives. gathered .to ,
congratulate him. © He ‘was ‘born
in: Dramuopdyile,. Que.,.and ne

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for my mnnfnetaring- production. Pxeep- |
‘tions included the imports of, textile |;
materials; for + further manufacture :
i The food ‘Industries were more aétive; f
gnins being shown in sugar, flour mill-

forestry group was ‘more ‘active. The}
‘| stock market were strong-in May, the

- shopping district.

Jam is essondialy fruit preserved ‘by |’

Consistency depends largely ons
fruit acid |

mum pectin cantent at maturity. They;

This has the advantage uf lessening |-
the thne of boiling nevessary te obtain}
a good “set” and is goodsfor jam from s
strawberries and raspberries which are |)
The ole of fruit acids |

wetag
made in!
pure. jum. “con-

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City Transfer
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