Lay
November
27,
1025.
Bredtheabfe
Remeoy
Z'
1
T,
1
fc
o
'-fn
SB
A
Pent
I
f
lua
nfff
tha
K
NEW
REDUCED
PRICE
tihltta
dlaaalva
In
th
....
......
the
pme.UrssL
These
funics
stcruthen
weak.
'
tissues,
open
upthec!es;KoUalr.tuie.
and
fortify
ths
whole
breathing
system
in
Winter
tlma.
01
cirugrUU
evttrywhore.
28c
box.
NEW
-:-
SEASON'S
Fancy
Frozen
Bait
$25.00
Per
Ton
The
Finest
Obtainable
on
the
Coast
tialeemlm
.
.
-
Phones
82
and
200
In
l'
.
m.
l
i.hi.
.mil
I"
!
p.m.
Canadian
Fish
&
Col
J
Storage
Co.,
Di
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Fruit
Assorted
Pastilles
M.nle
l
Boots
Ltd.,
Nottingham,
England
T
1
I'm-IiII"
Imv
Hit-
frcniiiiic
Fruit
Flavor
uutl
re-
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XI.
HO
,.il
III.
V
,.
I'i
ii-c,
jii'i
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65
Ormes
Limited
r
In
nd.-1-i-
ll
;nl
Sinn'
3rd
Avenue
and
6th
Street
Hum
-:
S
.
in.
s
,,
H,,.,.
!i
.in
1
2
E.
H.
Shockley
Planing
Mills
Relocated
at
230
Central
Street,
Vancouver,
h
.i
M.iuiiittl
nia
li"it'
f'r
lln'
tiiaiint
u
tiirt'
nf
SASH,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS
LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES,
VENEER
also
run
in
lnk.
s
'
V
ullmp
.hurpP'-
!
l"'i.g
dtrerl
'"'
tlt
source
of
supply.
Only
5
Weeks
to
Christmas
i
o
.kmI
iluiii-i'
vi'iir
i;in
iIiii.i-
1
b''
i'!i
.ini-i)
In
m-I
,hi
.ii
lirlr
t
"
l"i
M"i.
GIVE
FURNITURE
THIS
CHRISTMAS
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
Phone
123
Steamship
and
Train
u
.
eRINCI
RUPCRT
Will
Uur
VICTORIA.
ItlTTLt
i,.
Service
t
t.
RRINCC
RURCRT
r.H
iteWART
inul
AMVOX,
WtDNESDAV,
10
p.m.
PRINCI
JOHN
rrllllllll
rr
VANCOUVER
VM
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
..
EVERY
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY
ml
SATURDAY
l
p
ill.
r..r
PRINCE
OEOROE.
EDMONTON,
WINNIPEO,
mJ
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t.-"U4l
Mliotltt.
I
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SUI'-
WHEN
REMITTING
Mnd
Ct0n
Ntlol
Eipr.n
Konn
Ordr
nd
ror.lgn
Chtqutt.
WHEN
TRAVELLING
turry
Trllrt
OlitquM.
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.iti.'iil
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n
"1,-1
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rxi'i-o--
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VOUR
NCXT
EXPRESS
SHIPMCNT
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
PRINCI
RUPCRT
r
VANCOUVER,
.nil.
cmi
Ii
F
RIDA
V
t
B
'
Phent
0
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AOENCY
AU.
OCEAN
BTEAMSHir
LINtB.
clf
Tltktt
Orflc,
S2S
Third
A
Prlnct
Ruptri.
,25c.Box
Union
steamship
company
ofb.clto.
,
SailiiKK
from
I'rmrt
liuiwrt
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
licn
n
Al.rl
Tuid,
S
P..
VANOOUVER.
VICTORIA,
ALU
tn
Smim
B,
Sliird.
10
A.
for
ANYOX,
PORT
SIMPSON
nd
Ni
Rlr
Cnnrlt,
Thurid
p.m.
Ul
rSTI
"MPSON,
ANYOX,
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART,
Sundi,
S
p.m.
Local
and
Personal
B.C.
Undertakers.
Phone
41.
TWH
('lira
at
di.iik
m
n
ri
I
n
a
Sneddon
Tuxl.
Phone
134.
tf!
Oitteert
by
the
lltiv
'
Hand
'
Ktnpic,
Theatre.
Viilin'la
.
'
Ikti'iiiIkt
ind.
AiluiixMuii
&0r.
J.
lj.
Kent
I
sailed
till
III.
ii
i
'
y.
(Ill
Mil'
Pllllcr
Itlllieil
fur
Vll;
MM-
when-
in'
ximtIh
Ii,
mi'
;"J
Ibe
wittier.
Children'
t-
v
1
1
1
clars'4
w
v.
be
held
ever
Saturday
lr.
to
i
p.oi.
at
Mr.
J.
Fields.
SiTimd
Avenaa.
.'i'hi'
firp
ilcuai
l
miinl
i-i--i...i
.i.'ii
Ill
H
HUM'
IUrtft
IIOIII
I
III'
IMINr
"f
l
iflh
Aenue
mid
Mrlli
nil
SI
reel
.
Mr.
ami
Mrn.'i:.
Ilennksi'n
u
iluugliler
Adelini'.
are
leaxmjs
.
Hie
Culala
nil
Sii'urday
fu
HiKiilirn
holiday
in
V.n
Seal
Hi-
mid
I'lir'
,.uid.
.1.
A.
'Ilniili
ll
who
ha-
Im
a
Milnr
in
I
lie
iily
for
1
1
-
.,i-ciiiile
nf
ilayn
nil
(irivalr
hu-ne.
I'i'luriied
i"
aiunui
I
he
I'riliee
Hun'!'l
llli
iiimiiii
.
H.
(i.
OliM'ii,
iiiaiiaper
a
Km
il
her
for
Hie
llatiton
Tmilier
&
I.uiiiher
Co.,
in
ii
huMii'-i--
i-ilnr
ill
Ihe
ci'y
liavmi;
arnel
jlrniu
lh'
uiteri'ii
mi
thif
iimrn-iiig
o
I
rain.
Hev.
V..
Uodoull
of
Ocean
hall
ii'Uii-ned
there
the
J'rinefi
Mi.n'ii
ilii
miii'iiiii
after
hav-j.nu
alleiuled
the
riMifere-lire
of
l'liMii'l
rlerjfy
of
the
Allglirai.
ilium
n
in
ttait
city.
Mural
I
lean
1'.
J.
Maruli
ir
T'-rraee;
Km.
J.
II.
liiimon
of
Siniihfr:
Hev.
lieorjte
J.
ira
nf
t:iii!ro;
Kf.
T.
1.
I'melor
of
Hur.elion
and
Rn.
Win.
Sweel-iiain
of
Fndako,
who
have
Iteen
nileiiilin
tin
Aaajliean
riUtrin'
lerjliy
i
oafcienoe
in
liie
city,
wil'
return
lo
tlii'
interior
tomorrow
in
lit.
Kalher
I.
Belle
of
Home,
nuei-
uir
of
I
lie
lalhct
nf
Ihe
llnman
(aJholtr
tUluivli
in
this
iliffti-iri,
iiilii
thi
mnrniiig
on
Hi
I'riiii'e
Hiioerl
fn-
Vannmver
af-I'T
liaviiiii
-iient
Ihe
a-l
leu
iln-
iiliiig
Hie
i-ily
and
dinlrii'1.
lie
arrived
mi
this
morning
-Irani
ti-niir
I'orl
Kraer
where
lie
1
1:
-!
I
!
Ihe
native
illUull'iitl
-rlini.
4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS
!i.
Andrew's
Ladies'
Auxiliarv
Kataar.
lh-ceintier
5.
I.
nl
hernn
r.liuii-li
Ladle
Ai!
Il.iaar.
I''i-i-liiter
i.
I
ii
1
1
eil
ilhiireh
Kaaar.
Itecein-
N'l
10.
"We
Save
You
Money"
a
lew
nl
nur
li'ulal'
n
ii
ec
Not
Specials
llxiwnliees
Gucwa,
i
lb.
tin
40c
Itnw
iilree's.
Uoooa,
H
lb.
Iiii
25o
lii
iiiK
louialo
St.
up.
lame
turn
20e
swift
r
I'reDinim
Lard.
:t's
.
0c
SiviiVf.
l'remiiun
Laid,
0's
S1.S5
i
i-isco.
!
lh
30s
iVi-rn.
:
lh
90c
Terrace
l'olaloos
Neltd
tieni
,
per
100
lh.
53.50
I'tirily
or
Five
Itose
Flour,
III
lh.
suck
.
.
.
.
$2.60
Flour
Is
advancing.
Buy
now.
i.Hmker
Corn,
per
tin
.
.
20c
junker
1'eas.
per
tin
..
20c
i.Hiaker
Toittttl".
larjfe
tins
20o
or
per
dux.
nsnrle,l
$2.03
i.iinipare
these
tuiees.
Cur
Motto:
"Quality
and
Service."
G
rdon's
Grocery
Seventh
Ave.
East
Phone
447
i
r
x
x
x
vua
a
-t
ufaaaaau
i
i
i
r
j
ai
ds
ririnl
-
il
i.
l.
-
i
......
la,
kiiiiu,
i
.....
ii.
vi
1
1
1.
I'.i'ii.i-
1.
ii,
i-
..ii!
,ii
ai
1
-
i;iii'i-l
the!
liny.
la,il
Villi
V
...
I
r;!jny
!.
W
!
i
-.-
l.i
e'.eiilliv
ii'-M
,
Kll-t'i.
I'l'i
Tlo'ii-
J.
V'.
King,
port
lcward
for
CX.K.
i
oai
sleunn
i
-.
relurnedj
lo
Yanriiuvi'i"
on
the
I'i'ince
Hu-
jii'rl
tin
mormnir
alter
havinu
-pent
a
roujili'
of
day-
m
Ihe
cilv.
Mr.
A.
A.
Iuva1
and
sou
of
Oueen
OhHilotie
Cily,
who
huve
neen
no
n
'rip
l
asl,
reached
the
."liy
mi
'in-
iimi-Miii--'-
Iraiitand
Will
prni-e
ii
Hi
the
l-iaild
1111
Hie
Pi
iiice
Joint
tiHli'iTo
liUlilt.
J.
A.
S;,"pien,
jr-ilanl
dit-Irict
e
ii
y
i
tlc
e
r
Jjfor
'
Ihe
pro-vitwiui
K-pai'iiucul
.
,i,f
ipublic
wr
Willi
4ea4kf
ifc
rWs-s
at
Any
ux.
arri-d
in
!iu'
'
ity
from
Slew-
art
on
Hit-
Priiu-r
Hbmii.'i-I
thio
inornhitf.
Haliiy
H.
M'ikilL4
well
known
Hlewai.
eivii
fiiriitfwi-,
uud
hio
iotilln-i.
Mrs.
Itaiby
Morkill,
were
pa'-i'ii'-r-
on
the
I'rince
Huperl
this
tiioriiiii
tfoinp
south
to
Victoria
where
Mr.
Morkill
will
spend
ti:e
winter.
Mr.
an.
I
Mr.
James
MoNullv
j
ml
their
on,
l,iok
and
Jim,
sailed
tlii
iiccrnii,
or
Ihe
frincr
Rupel
for
Seal
He.
They
will
niHlnr
frutti
tiiere
to
California)
where
i
hey
will
-pntd
Ihe
winli'r,
reiuriiiiifi
to
Ihe
city
alxtut
April
I.
V.
J.
Craw
lord
of
Stewart,
ac-isiinpatiK'il
by
In
t
ww
daughters,
Mis-
Mline!
unit
Milts
Kdilli
(
j-awford.
rein-lied
the
city
front
the
north
!!
lite
Prince
Hupert
tins
nimning.
Mr.
tirawford
is
here
,ii
biisiiu'
una
they
will
rc:t;ri!
t..
Sli-warl
oil
the
Cardena
Sundav
niR-lit.
LAND'
ACT.
Notte
of
littMlM
lo
Apply
to
Liti
Lnd.
in
rnmr
nui'cri
land
IWnardlnr
Du
I
lii-l.
uiil
-mill,
al
.NrwooaUw
llirbor
PtU
lUiifl.
iliiiut
one
mile
aurtUrat
tr.iu
the
entrance
"
fetiel
:bnoet.
M
about
i,w
tuwr
.iifiij
ir,iMt
wm
nuruitNll
eiinivr
or
l.t
sojsr.
lake
notice
inut
Waiiaet
rttbrrk
I
Inn
I,
.1.
if
Vm-oiiviT.
B.C.,
nrrltiAUuil
i-aiiiM'i'Miicn.
ll.ti'tlfl-
l.i
atup'j
r
r
lce
or
UK-
r.,llVMii
in-M-rtbea
tamtt:
Oiainieiii'tntr
m
t
ptmed
about
one
null
in
vmili.'rljr
utrsrttua
rroni
Ihe
iiiirilicit!
em-nei
or
I.OI
HOSSC;
linnet
MMilh
lit
rtitln:
ttteaa
WMt
A.Av
i'Imw;
itH-nre
imrth
n.;a
chata;
itieat-
.mu
riy
iiHMtiinerinr
umir
tw
hliii
tir
murk
ii
ti.wt
,,f
cuunMiireaivM.
ii.l
rontmiilni
I
in
m-re.
nmm
or
leu.
WALLACE
nSHKRtBB
LIMITED.
Arplic&ut
nlw1
eitmner
th
0K
LAND
ACT.
.
Notice
of
Inttntlon
to
Apply
Vo'Loatt
Land
III
Ou-'oii
I'liarti.lle
tUMrlet
l.aivd
lle-i-nrdlnt
owirin
..r
i'rince
ntuPt.
an.J
-ituale
nl
Slwnii.,n
Hay.
:
,
TA.KK
MiTiri;
ilmt
mH
C.
Oiwue
or
Vannmver.
B.i:..
i'i-iiiatkn
raimervinun.
kTS?
.iescrVJ:.,
Vina?:
r
r
I
n.mnn'irni
:ii
i
.t
plained
nn
an'
linikuln.it
iMlan.l
l
,,.v
vl
nn
......
w
.
.
.
rhatnii.
niro
,i
i,
rnuii
soutuwrni
cr
-
ViM-amti
riiV
nr
"i.:0V
."irt
Maim
I..
1','uii
r
inmHweiiieni.
an.t
ii.
'KKitT
c.
aosE.
!
ivr
V,
n
MlicheTAVent
n,,.,.,
.
....,..
-.h
'o
CATARRH
BLADDER
T'ach
Can.ul
dm
iKurb
tunc
Cfv
V
fir
"irefrmntrr'tU
SI9
Taxi
and
Transfer.
50a
Hen-ice.
Day
and
night.
T.
Dybhavn.
It
Currie's
Taxi
and
.Messeiisii.T
Service.
I'hone
507.
rjervico
day
and
night.
Bland,
Carlto
i
Cafe.
t(
Lionel
Iiollhy
taicd
llii
inorii-on
Hie
I'rince
llujicrl
for
Van-':ouver
lo
ioiu
Mr.
Holthy
who
iia
been
visiting
there
for
fome
.me
us
Slroinheek,
well
knowi.
Ami'i
Ann
mtniutr
man,
wait
a
p.-
s
sender
aboard
the
I'rince
Jtu
(K'1'
Iiji
inuriiiii
bound
for
Van
?0UVI!l
C
O.
Sinilli,
of
the
hlair
of
the
IT
nee
llujiert
Siruce
.MilU,
and
M
:-i
Siiiilh
were
jiaj'scnserii
on
in
l't
iii
i-
Iluiicrl
this
iiioruing
'it
Vam-ouver.
Mr.
C.
F.
Keniji,
who
ha?
been
suiting
at
Anyux
willi
he
uauj.ii
fr.
Mr..
James
H.
Milcheh
e'v,
tied
in
the
city
on
thcl'rinct
Itupe.
I
Ins
nioniiiiK.
I'lir
annual
bazaar
yciterilav
at
lie
I-ndie'
Aid
of
the
First
Ilaji
:.!
(.iliiiri
li
jiroved
lo
he
a
ve
!iii'eeHful
affair,
the
nuin
f
TO
liaMii-
been
realized.
Mr.
N.
lie
Shaye,
who
has
been
i
i
i
in-
i-ily
fur
the
past
mnnlh
.
siiins
-wild
her
mother.
Mrs.
H.
i,il,J),lunm.
I
'
luin
snulh
on
lo-
,n"""w
n'?nl
Ira'"
via
Jasper
i'ark.
Cliarles
Mon,
who
is
iu
rliar?e
of
Ihe
Itoolh
Fisheries
it-e
house
at
Lake
Kallilyn.
reached
ihe
cily
on
this
niorniiiv's
train.
He
will
reium
lo
Ihe
interior
to
morrow
IlU'llt
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Thompson
of
L'k,
nrrived
in
fhe
cily
on
this
morning
V
train
and
sailed
aboard
Ihe
steamer
I'rince
llu
pert
for
Vancouver.
II
yi
their
expectation
lo
locate
in
the
south.
I'.
II.
Ashitridze.
who
has
been
irsl
aid
man
at
Ihe
local
dr
dM'k
for
the
past
few
years,
sail-
,d
wilU
Mrs.
Ashbrhlire
and
dauxliler
this
iiioritiuc
on
the
I'rince
Hupert
for
Victoria.
They
prnpoe
remaining
in
the
outh.
F.
Itavis.
chief
empinecr
of
Ihe
tea
liter
I'riitce
Charles;
J
Walker,
chief
steward,
and
It.
S.
llriscoe.
second
steward,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
I'rince
Itu-
fierl
for
Vancouver.
Their
ship
has
been
tied
up
in
the
dry
dock
here
for
the
winter.
Fred
Mathers,
manager
of
the
SuMierville
(laniiery.
Mrs.
.Mathers
ami
Jack
.ailed
this
nioniiiig
on
the
I'rittr
Hupert
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
pend
the
winler.l
II.
F.
ltohins,
aeeouutuut
at
Ihe
cannery,
was
alo
a
passenger
for
Ihe
south
this
morning.
I
Hev.
lr.
S.
S.
(Mterliout
of
Vitticuer,
who
has
been
viil-ins
Ihe
district
on
extension,
work
in
connection
with
the
t'ntled
Church,
sailed
on
Ihe
I'rince
Iluperl
today
for
Ocean
Falls
en
route
to
Itella
Cooht
where
he
will
visit
before
re
luming
to
VauC4iuver.
Corp.
O.
L.
Hall,
who
has
been
connected
willi
the
ervice
of
the
ltoyal
Cattadiati
Mounteil
Police
in
this
district
for
some
years,
arrived
on
this
iiiornini:
train
from
Telkwa
mid
sailed
for
Victoria.
Corp.
Hall
is
about
lo
leave
Ihe
Mounted
Police
and
to
join
the
provincial
police
staff
in
the
Sluithers
district.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jock
Sniith.
vvl;
:
were
married
recently
in
the
sinilli.
(he
bride
having
formerly
bei'n
a
nieintier
of
the
Port
Fs-MJiV'on
Hospital
nursing
lalT.
caaie
north
on
Ihe
I'.alala
lasl
eveuinu
to
Port
Fsitiu:loii
where
I
hey-
will
make
their
home.
Mr.
Smith
formerly
operated
tlto
ferry
on
Ihe
Skeena
Hiver
between
I'ort
Ksiu:loii
and
Hays-port.
CARD
OF
THANKS.
Mrs.
Hoy
and
family,
JO
1
5
Forties
Street,
'
Victoria,
de-
'sire
I"
exjires
aiun;eciation
fur
v'l'l''-
e-Mended
by
friends
in
their
recent
bereavement
Ihrouuh
I
Its
death
of
their
son.
Alex.
Hoy
'r
1,
i,1,,p
i
HOTEL
ARRIVALS,
Pr"rtce
Rupert
J.
A.
n
ltonnell,
t:.
1'.
llavi.
J.
.
hiii.
it.
S.
ltriseoe.
J.
Walk-it,
M.
M.
Knptiuli
and
V.
V.
lel-eourl.
Vancouver;
Mr.
ami
Alf.
1.
11.
Asubr
doi'
and
daughter.
MP
THWTi
The
Great
Economy
in
Home
Cooking
When
Grandmother
was
a
girl,
it
wasn't
much
of
a
hardship
to
live
well
on
little
money.
A
dinner
of
fried
chicken,
four
vegetables
and
custard
dessert
meant
very
little
outlay.
In
the
good
old
days
when
eggs
were
5c
a
dozen,
milk
3c
a
quart
and
chickens
12c
each
when
maids
received
$30
a
year
instead
of
$30
a
month,
and
coal
was
NOT
$16
a
ton
housewives
did
not.
have
to
look
after
the
pennies
as
they
do
today.
With
such
former
prices
doubled
and
doubled
and
doubled
again,
one
of
the
chief
problems
in
the
kitchen
is
to
make
economical
dishes
more
attractive
and
to
utilize
the
left-overs.
Making
Every
Penny
Count
Fortunately,
the
woman
of
today
ha
an
invaluable
ally
in
"OXO"
Beef
Cubes.
With
these
to
supply
the
rich
flavour
and
the
food
elements
of
prime
fresh
beef,
she
makes
every
penny
count
in
buying
and
preparing
meals.
The
less
expensive
cuts
of
meat
become
as
tasty
as
porterhouse
when
a
couple
of
"0X0"
Cubes
are
added
to
the
gravy.
Delicious
Dishes
from
Left-Overs
Stews,
croquettes,
meat
pies
and
baked
hash
have
the
fresh
beef
flavour
when
"0X0"
Cubes
are
added.
Any
sauce
for
meat
or
fish,
or
dressing
for
poultry,
is
much
more
delicious
when
made
with
an
"0X0"
Cube
or
two.
Vegetable
soup
of
any
kind.
Is
vastly
improved
by
the
tasty
flavour
which
"OXO"
Cubes
give.
Because
"OXO"
CUBES
are
the
concentrated
flavour
and
nourishment
of
the
choicest
beef
they
give
flavour
and
strength
to
dozens
of
dishes;
they
help
you
to
make
meals
more
attractive,
and
are
soundly
economical.
Write
for
our
New
Recipe
Book
It's
Free
Get
pen,
ink
and
paper,
and
write
us,
saying:
"Please
send
me
a
copy
of
the
new
"
'OXO'
Cook
Book."
Get
a
tin
of
"OXO"
Cubes,
and
when
the
book
arrives,
try
some
of
the
recipes
and
see
how
handy
and
economical
"OXO"
Cubes
really
are.
Your
own
good
taste
and
judgment
will
make
you
a
regular
user.
Address:
Oxo
Limited,
35G
St
Antoine
Street,
Montreal
The
Great
Beef
Economy
In
tins
of
4,
10,
SO
and
100
cubes
city;
Mrs.
A.
A.
Duval
und
on.
Vueen
citurioiie
uny;
it.
u.
.mc-
1nfvtas
'l'jrl
Will
i'i
n
Mt
tnil
V.
A
Mi
TAWE
.NOTICE
thai
John
Jarob
FuwVr.
Mrs.
J.
i
G.
.t
i.
.
Arthur:
(ilossop,
Port
r
arral
Olarler,
jstlkine,
ram-hrx.
in-
:
,'n,
H'
'fP'y
r"r
IH-rnnliin
kj
pur
W
I
rvivvfii'.l
Mi
1lln
vv
.
J.
UiavMoiil,
.Mts
iieien,rtKle
u.
rotiuwinf
owcrUmd
land:
Crawford
and
Miss
Muriel
Craw-'
.
J,T"':n11
U'-nt'O
,
.
.
,
.
...
rt
bank
ir
llir
SUkliw
Hlver.
m-ae
Hie
ford,
blcwdli;-
J.
A.
Mepheit,
Ural
Claris,
at
auuttwaM
mnirri
thrnte
Vnviir
It
n
nl.n
Vmillii'tf
runnlnr
north
tti
rliaini;
thrive
in
a
il.
tt.
ttlMCn,
MlllllieiS.
.UJUX,
iM-iy
dtrrrtk.n
It)
rhalna;
tlirnre
In
s
Central
aoutlwrljr
dirrrtimi
10
rhaliia;
ttwnr
lu
...
n
ea.lerly
(tirectlun
10
rhalna,
to
com-
.
lllOlllits
W
oodhouse.
I
lem
ue-
iu'tu:etiiriit
poat.
town.
Beefsteak
Pie
The
proportions
here
given
are
suitable
for
use
with
about
one
cupful
of
left-over
beefsteak
cut
into
inch
slices.
Where
more
steak
is
on
hand,
the
other
ingredients
may
be
increased
accordingly
if
desired.
1
cup
cold
beefsteak
cut
into
inch
pieces.
2
cups
potatoes
(parboiled
five
minutes
and
cut
in
cubes.
1
sntdl
onion
minced.
1
carrot
(or
this
may
be
omitted).
1
tablespoon
of
butter
or
beef
suet.
2
tablespoons
flour.
2
cups
boilinir
water.
2
"0X0"
BEEF
CUBES.
Poor
th
two
eupfvls
of
boiling
water
over
th
b.cftak.
potato,
carrot
and
mi
nerd
onion
and
cook
low
y
on
til
th
meat
U
lender.
Then
cream
the
butter
and
flour
and
atir
into
the
stew
and
let
cook
acain
until
It
bcrint
to
thicken.
Mtssolre
the
"OXO"
BEEF
CUB
ES
in
the
cup
of
botlinc
water
and
add.
Remove
from
the
fire.
Ta-tte
ard
tf
more
teaaoninf
U
recjuimi.
aeann
to
Uate.
Pour
Into
a
buttered
baking;
disk
or
eawerole
and
cover
the
top
with
a
rich
bakinr-powder
bicuit
doush.
Bake
In
a
hot
oven
for
about
20
to
15
minutes.
CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
Recording
Dlltrlct
ef
Taltgraph
Creak.
oaten
AUlim
sin.
tsss.
jotu
iscoa
rowua.
41