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TUESDAY JUNE IS, 198" ,TI-IE CARIBOO OBSERVERP A G E FIVfli

Ihe One ReasonCustomerI've come 'back to buythe car I was looking at yesterday..Salesman: Fine. Now tell mc wliatwas Ihe one domijiating ilrng thatmade you decd(< to buy this car?("usLoinerAIy wife

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Mi n i n g Industryr i t i s l i Columbia

oTh e value of mineral production for the year 1936 was $54081,-

967; being an increase of 5,260,728 over the value for 1935

I N V E S T IG A T E B E F O R E Y O U I N V E S TApplications are now being received for copies of the AnnualReport of the Minister of Mines for the year 1 9 3 6 . This report isbeing issued in seven,parts; i.e., I-'art A, a Summary of tlie Minin g Industry; iPart B, North-western D istrict; Part C Nortli,KieasternDistrict; Part cD, Southern and Central D istricts; Part E, EasternDistinct;' Part F,"Western District; and Part G, Inspection of Mines.A-copy of any separate Part is issued free of charge; additional

Parts10c each.

Departmentof MinesVICTORIA, B . C .

M y My, "Yes, uiy dear," said Lie gushinghuly, "we are going to Paris againthis year. It will the the fourth visi t.

I Kiy lo niy iinsband, 'Darling,' I say,'WD are l)uc;oining positive i^arlsites.''' Secretly and in Order

"WKii i;-; tiio iie.\t train out if this, hui'g?" .' "\v('ive o'clock, sir."

"Vs hal.? isn't. llu i-c one beforethL'. .?"'.\'o Kir, wo never run one before

the ne.xt." :Hm-ni j

T wo colored mon woro up before'the judge in police court for speedingin Lhoir iTnii.shacklc auto. j

"Maro yon u lawyer?" asked tbejudge." N o , suli," replied the spokesman.

"W e has docidod to tell do troof "Of Course I Love My Little Farm

Of course 1 love my Little fi'armBu t then, why can't the ducksStop running out beneath the fenceA nd right in front of trucks?O f course I love my Littl e FarmB ut hay is so hard-hearted;It's never ready to bring inl.'ntil the rains have started.O f course 1 love niy Little FarmH u t , weeds ai'c weeds, you know;An d (hey are sniarLer. than LhebeansA t learning how to growlO f course I love my Littl e Farm, Bu(,, I'm not sure, you see,By the way it acts sometimesThat LilUe Farm loves meElsi Parrish.

Loud ApplauseTh e actor was visibly downcast.WifeDid you get any applause?ActorYes,'it sounded like a cat-terpillar crawling over a Persian car,-l)et .whilst wearing rubber shoes.

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N Canada, there are, it is estimated, about 39,000owners operating Chevrolet trucks. S ome are indi

vidual operators, others control whole fleets.I n the han ds of these men, Chevrol et trucks ore

daily demonstrating the stamina, dependability andecono my whi ch General Motors buil ds into them onspecial truck assembl y lines. T hey are establi shingoutstanding performance records.

With so man y owners getting so mu ch satisf actionfrom Chevrolet commerc ial vehicles, perh aps you, too,would find it to your adva nta gean d profit to investigate the 1937 li ne. I n it there is a lo w-p ric ed rriodelfo r every purpos e.

T a l k it over with your Chevrol et dealer now He isprepared to make a libe ral allowance on your presenttruck or trucks . . . and to arrange convenient fi nan cin gthrough the Gener al Motors Instalment Plan,

F E A T U R E SEntirely new valve in headsix cylinder truck engine

I n c r e a s e d P o v , /e r7 8 h o r s e p o w e r n t 3 , 2 0 0 r . p . m .

I n c r e a s e d T o r q u e 1 7 0 f t . l b s . a t 8 0 0 - 1 , 6 0 0 r . p . m .

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L a r g e r s e l e c t i o no fF a c t o r y - B u i l t B o d i e s

N e w , l o w e s t - p r i c e dC a b - o v c r - e n g i n e m o d e l

P e r f e c t e d r iy i i ii - t a u i ic B r a k e sN e w d e s i g n s t e e r i n g g e a r

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Tomato Salad Jell y1c cup boiled canned tomatoesL cup boiling \vatertablespoon gelatintablespoons cold waterteaspoon tiny mint leavesteaspoon cliopped onion.SaltPaprika

Black Pepperchopped stuffed olivestablespoons lemon juiceStrain the boiled canned tomatoesand add boiling water. Pour the m .\--ture over the gelatin which has beensoftened in cold water. A llow the li ciuid to' cool and begin to jel l. ThensLi' in the tiny mint leaves, onion,salt, paprika, pepper, olives and lemon juice. Pour into freezing tray butdo not allow to freeze too hard.Whenit is firm an dthoroughly chilled turnthe cubes out onto a bed of crisplettuce leaves and cress. Serve withgeneroas portions of mayonnaisenii.xed Avth equal parts of stifflybeaten cream.

Cabbage Salad14 cup butteregg, separatedtablespoons sugar14 teaspoon saltV4 teaspoon mustard14 teaspoon paprika12 cup vinegar1 pint shredded cabbageCream butter and beat into it firstLhe yolk and then the white of oneegg. Add the sugar, mustard,salt audpaprika. Then pour on very gradually

beating constantly, tbe hot vinegar.Cook over hot water until the m.x-ture tliickens a little. It should be likeUilck cream. Let this cool and thenstir in a generous pint of finelychredded cabbage.Molded Chicken Salad

2 teaspoons gelatin2 cup cold water2 cups cold chicken, diced12 cup celery, dicedcup chopped gi-een pepper1 cup stuffed olives, chopped12 teaspoon saltSoak gelatin in cold water 5 minutes and dissolve over boiling water.A dd remaining ingredients. 'Put intoring mold or individual molds. Chillthoroughly. When set unmold oncrisp lettuce andseiwe -with mayon-;naise or. 1000 Islands dressing.

Mayonnaise Dressingteaspoon mustardteaspoon saltesg yolks or 1 whole egg.Dash of cayenne peppertablespoons lemon juicetablespoons vinegar112 cups olive or salad oilMi - x dry ingredients, add egg yolks.When well mixed add 12 teaspoonvinegar. Add oil very gradually, dropby''drop at first, stirring constantlywith a fork until mi.xture begins tothicken. Thin with vinegar or lemonjuice and add oil and acid alternatelyuntil all i s used, beating constantlywith a rotary egg beater. Do not addthe oil too ciuickly at first or thedressing will have a curdled appear-ancti.

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OPERATING B E T W E E N

Vancouvera n d Wells

ISPECIALREFRIGERATOR SERV IC E

L E A V E S V A N C O U V E R E V E R YTUESDAY A F T E R N O O N

. Information and Pickup Ser-> Wire or Write Fraser ValleyFreightLines, Vancouver,

VaughanRealty C oR E A L E S T A T E

FIRE - INSURANCE - L I F ENOTARY PUBLIC, E T C

r ntSt., - Qito.snelE J . A V I S O N

BARRISTERS, SQl-lCITORS,Quesnel - BarkerviUe

Hubert B . KingBARRISTER

A N D SOLICITORB A K K E R V f L L E W EL L S

T IM E S C H E D U L EQUESNELt o ,

V ia Ashcroft in

6 H O U R SL E A V E Q U E S N E L2 p.m. Wednesday and Sunday.A R R I V E V A N C O U V E RC a.m. Thursday and Monday,L E A V E V A N C O U V E R7:30 a.m. Tuesday and Saturday.A R R I V E Q U E S N E L11:55 'p.m. Tuesday and S aturday,C a r i b o o S t a g e sLIMITED

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FOYLE'S SERVICESTATIOH

C A R S WASHED , P O L I S H E DSIMONIZED A N D G R E A S E D

F R E E C R A N K C A S ESERVICE

Gas--Oii-AirS A V E Y O U R T I C K E T S

"Service Any Time WithaSmile"

WAKE UP YOURLIVER BILE-A nd You'llJump Out of Bed i n t h o

MorningRarin'to goTh o livershouldpourout two potinds olliquidbile intoyourbowelsdaily.If this bilo13 notflowngfreely,yourfooddoesn't digest.It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloata upyourstomach.Y ou get constipated.Harmfulpoisons go into thebody,an d you feel sour,sunkand theworldlookspunk.A mere bowel movement doesn't always getat the cause. Y ou need something that workson the liver'aswell.It takes those good, oldCarter's LittleLiver Pills to get these twopounds of bil elowingreely and make youfeel" up andu p " . Harmessand gentle, theymakethe bile flowfreely.Theydo theworkof calomel but have no calomelor mercuryinthem. As k forCarter's LitUe Liver Pil lsbyIStubborotyrefuse anything atse. 26c

F R A S E R & P E E R Sexamination and Development of

Mining PropertiesEngineering & Contracting

Mining Properties ListedD . D.FRASER, A, P. PEERS,

B . S . E . M . Civil Engineer.

Alex D, WUson P, A . WhiteEric D, Woodburn(Resident Partner)

Wi l s on , White& WoodburnBarristers and Solicitors

QUESNEL. B, C, PHONE 3"Head Office:922-25 Rogers Bldg.\ Granville St. V ancouver, B, C.

H A Y F EV ER

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I-tay fever is caused by the irritation to the muscous membrane ofthe nose and throat from tlie pollenor dust of plants aud grasses by pei"-sons sensi ive to such irritatiou. TheolTending plants and trees, grassesand weeds, and the particular offend-der in a given case may be recognizer by skin tests. Pollen, or dust,to be eit-ective iu causing hay fever;in sensitive persons must contain an'e.Kcitant to this condition; it must becapable of being carried by windsan d for considerable distances; thesource must be abundant and tliclilants widely distributed.

In the early spring trees carry thecausative pollens. Then come thegrasses, say about June, and then theweeds in the Autumn. On the American continent the wiud-poU inatedirees ai'e thosecarrying catkins, suchas the poplar, oak, birch, walnut,iieech, hazel and alder. Others arethe maples, ash, hackberry, sycamoremulberry. The willow pollen isonly one of these not carried by. . . . . winds. Trees producing perfect.'lowers, such as tlie elm and meciuitearu also wind.- ollinated. On theWestern Prairies the poplar is theoliiof offender among trees, and timothy is the worst of the grasses.

D r. llebor C. .lamioson of Edmon,-l o n , writing in -the CanadianMedical.Association Journal, defines the threebay fever areas of lho Province ofAli)( rt.a. Quo of those stretches fromlhe lied Deer River to the northerniioundary. A second comprises thesouthern soction of this region withit's iipptjr limit to tho Peace Rivercountry, whihj thi third (j-Monds fromItf'd Deer south to tlu; iutcrna-lional hdundary.or I'ccs, the poplar is the important oiu; so far as hay f(>vor in Al -hcrla is iMnccrncd. b'roin inid-'A]n'il(in iii Mi l ' season I'or ils ravagi's. T im-oiliy polliiiaUis I'loni tlui middle of.lunc. Weeds aio tiu ciiii; ' causes ofAiildinn li.ay fever. Those coni|>risothe v H i ; w.'ud family and the thistleI'uinily. Theeffects of those are foundI'ron .luly onward. Golden rod,])op,-iilarly sujjposed to (i.veito hay fever,.i;is been c.'ionerated.T he Kufforer fi'om hay feversees tholirst si. ns in what ai)|)ears to bo aviolent cold in the head which mayli;', assneiatod with asthma. Therea r i aliaelcs of sneezing, hoadaclie andla.' sitiidf . Old persons aro practiciil lyf .Ke):ijii. 'I"u important polut le thorovontlon of the condition. In most( s till s can be done ity the use:kiii tesis lo discover tlio i)ollen.,, dii.st to which tho individual issril)je(;t. This being done a vaccineor antito.vin nuiy be prepared whichis effectual in the majority ofcases.

C a b i n e t s , E t c .M a d e to Order

A s o Cement Products

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I L t d .B O X 1439

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^ifio great Eastern RailwayCo.CHMOE OF TMiN SCHEDULEBetweenfancouver a n d Quesnel

Important Changes to the Train ServiceN E W L O W one way and return FARES IN E F F E C TReturn Limit on Round Trip T icketsSix Months,

Effective J une 17, 1937NORTHBOUND

M o n . and Thurs.Vancouvor (.Union Pier) ....l.oavo .... 12 noon Leave'Pombortonl ri(l:?e Uivor ..IjillioootClintonWilliams LakeQucsnol

QuesnelWilliamsClintonLillioootUridgc iiiveili'enilHirtonVancouver

SaturdayOfO a.m, 7:45 p.m. " C:12 p.m.

" .... 10:05 p.m. " 8:37 p.m." .... 11:55 p.m. Arriv. 9:45 p.m." .... 3:25 a.m." .... 9:30 a.m.Arriv 1:00 p.m.Tues. and Fri . Saturday

SOUTHBOUNDTues. and Fri . MondayLeave .... 0:45 p.m." . ... 10:30 p.m." .... 4:20 a.m." ..- S:10 a.m. Loavo G:-15 a.m." - 10 a.m. " 7:40 a.m." 11:54 a.m. " 10:19 a.m.(Union PierJ ....Arriv 7:00 p.m. Arriv. ,G:00 p.m.W e d . and SaL Monday

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Stage connects with train at Quesnel for passengers to andfromPrince George and Barkervil le.Througli Uckets to Vancouver on sale at Houghtaling's Service Station, Prince George and at B arkervill e Stage Lines'Oiiice, Weils, B .C .Time table and illustrated folder from Agents or City TicketOflice, 793 Granville Street; Vancouvor, B .C .

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