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MONDAY.
OCTOBER
.
1926.
EXPERT
OPINION
Or
KlXtl
I'AIUXET.
We
admit
that
we
kuow
little
oboht
the
new
men
who
have
Joined
the
Mackenzie
Klue
cabinet.
However,
others
do,
and
here
I
the
opinion
of
the
Free
Press
of
Winnipeg
In
regard
to
them:
,
The
r3ull"'t
lle,
announced
on
Saturday
uy
.Mr.
King,
appears
to
hate
more
balance
and
vitality
than
any
government
presented
to
the
country
since
I'nlon
government.
It
nan
elements
of
strength
ttiat
were
mining
from
Mr.
Kings
detections
In
18il
and
It
is
greatly
superior
to
the
King
government
that
was
brought
to
defeat
at
the
beginning
or
July.
The
new
cabinet
has
a
national
rojnplevlou
larking
In
the
cabinet
with
which
Mr,
Melghen
went
to
the
country.
It
looks
like
a
better
cabinet
for
the
mass
of
the
people
than
that
which
Mr,
Melghen
offered.
It
looks
like
a
cabinet
that
will
have
a
fair
admixture
of
common
sense,
which
Is
something
that
should
recommend
It
to
the
people
of
Canada.
It
should
have
more
decision
and
driving
force
than
any
cabinet
with
which
Mr.
King
previously
surrounded
himself.
These
elements
vert
needed.
Of
the
new
men,
the
outstanding
are
Hon.
James
Malcolm
of
North
Bruce
aud
lion.
W,
I.
filler
of
North
Waterloo.
The
ability
of
these
ts
men
lias
been
recognized
by
those
In
touch
with
affairs
at
Ottawa
,
Mr.
Euler
Is
a
man
ufacturer.,
arut
newspaper
owner
at
Kitchener,
Ont,
and
has
extensive
bu-smess
Interests.
He
Is
regarded
as
a
thoroughly
competent
business
man
and
his
honor
and
Integrity
are
above
reproach.
It
fc
safe
to
assume
that
whatever
has
been
wrung
wltli
the
Customs
department,
to
which
Mr.
Euler
lias
been
appointed,
will
be
straightened
out
as
far
a
Is
humanly
possible.
Efficient
an1
honest
d-ministration
can
be
expected
from
Mr;
Euler.
Mr.
Malcolm,
whose
name
Is
at
Kincardine,
Ont.
Is
a
similar
stamp
of
Juan.
He
Is
a
large
mannrarturnr,
principally
of
furniture,
and
is
said
to
be
wealthy.
He-has
been
most
successful
In
his
own
line
of
manlfacturlng
and
should
tring
to
thedepartmeot
of
trade
and
com-meree
a
wide
knowledge
of
markets
and
how
to
obtain
and
to
hold
them.
It
Is
true
little
low
tariff
sentiment
Is
brought
to
the
cabinet
by
Mr.
Euler
and
Mr.
Malcolm.
Mr.
Euler
Is
frankly
a
protectionist
and
It
Is
not
likely
that
Mr.
Malcolm
Is
much
of
a
free
trader.
Both,
however,
are
men
of
national
outlook,
recognizor
that
there
are
differing
economic
Interests
In
the
various
parts
ot
Can
ada
and
that
these
have
to
be
dealt
with
as
fairly
as
ps.it.Je
to
all
through
toiu-pruinlse
and
giie-and-take.
That
they
are
men
of
that
type
of
mind
Is
shown
by
the
fact
that
both
Mr.
Euler
and
Mr.
Malcolm
were
sympathetic
at
Ottawa
to
the
West's
right
to
retain
the
Crows
Nest
rates.
They
helped
fight
the
West's
battle
to
maintain
its
statutory
rat
position
and
In
this
connection,
deserve
a
Western
tribute,
Mr.
Euler
Is
one
of
the
forenvM
advocates
of
pufctic
ownership
of
railways
and
can
be
depended
upon
at
all
times
to
see
that
the
Canadian
National
Is
given
fair
treatment.
UEPItESLNTATION
ritOM.
THE
WEST.
The
West's
cabinet
representation
has
been
Increased
since
the
lat
pax-plameut
by
the
addition
of
Mr.
lorke
of
liraiiuun.
Mr.
lorke
has
Integrity,
parliamentary
experience,
and
horse
sense.
His
knowledge
of
the
West
Is
practical
and
thorough.
As
bead
of
the
Immigration
department
he
should
be
particularly
riieiuve
in
promoting
successful
colonization.
Mr.
Dunning
revealed
his
grasp
of
the
railway
situation
In
the
late
Parliament
aud
can
be
expected
ts
rank
as
.uim
of
the
strong
men
of
the
cabinet.
The
country
Is
fortunate
in
having
Mr.
Dunning
In
charge
of
the
railway
portfolio
Instead
of
Mr.
Black
of
Halifax,
the
aged
head
of
a
private
shipping
firm
and
the
open
enemy
of
the
Crows
Nest
rates,
liking
back
at
It
from
this
distance.
It
seems
remarkable
how
Mr.
Meighea
ever
came
to-select
Mr.
Utack
as
his
minister
of
railways.
Peter
ilcen
an
of
Kenora,
a
former
locomotive
engineer
and
a
rigorous
advent
r
both,
at
Toronto
and
Ottawa,
of
the
development
of
the
north
country,
has
been
given,
the
portfolio
of
Labor.
This
Is
pretty
much
of
a
surprise.
Mr.
lleenan
has
had
parliamentary
experience
both
at
Toronto
and
Ottawa
and
was
tbe
Joint
candidate
In
Uie
last
election
of
t
lie
Liberal.
Labor
and
Progressive
parties
In
his
rldlngj
It
in
probable
that
the
bulk
of
Canadian
labor
will
,be
satisfied,
with
fcts
appointment;
Hon.
P.
Venlot,
thq
new
post
master-general,
I
a
former
premier
of
New
Brunswick
and
an
administrator
pf
capacity.
Mr.
Klnfret
of
Montreal,
secretary
of
state,
is
regarded
as
a
comer
among
the
t
rench-Canadian
members.
He
Is
the
editor
of
a
Montreal
dally
newspaper
and
an
orator
of
gifts.
The
portfolio
of
defence
lias
not
been
filled.
According
lo
reorts
Mr.
King
Is
trying
to
make
.a
place
for
Col.
J.
L.
KaUtou.
a
Halifax
lawyer
who
was
defeated
on
September
14.
.Colonel
lUMnn
had
experience
overseas
and
Is
regarded
by
his.
fellow
Nova
Mutton
as
man
of
unusual
capacity.
He
would
add
strength
to'
the
cabinet
if
his
elect
Ion
could
be
secured.
The
new
cabinet
may'be
said
to
be
too
large.
It
Is
probable
that
a
cabinet
of
twelve
men
could
handle
the
country's
business
Just
as
well
as
a
cabinet
of
eighteen,
but
no
prime
minister
has
been
able
to
bring
about
a
material
reduction
In
cabinet
numbers,
Geographical
conditions
and
political
exigencies
appear
to
dominate
when
the
selections
are
being
made.
However,
the
number
of
men
In
the
cabinet:
Is
not
as
Important,
as
the
way
they
perform.
A
fine
opportunity
for
brond-vlsloned,
forceful
and
energetic
administration
Is
snremt
...if
H.f...
Mr.
King
and
his
new
advisors.
Tbe
country
Is
giving
them
a
fair
show
and
the
country:
will
Judge
them
by
their
works.
Yes-Quality
It
is
because
of
the
high
quality
of
the
ingredients
that
millions
of
tins
of
"Nugget"
Shoe
Polish
are
sold
annually
throughout
the
world.
"NUGGET
ShoeMish
Black-Tan-Toncy
Rtd-Dark
Brown
and
White
Ntutral)
for
light
eolort.
!
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
OPENING
PKETENTIOt'K
PIKMiUAM
LAIII
OCT
'
Iim
SEASON'S
ACTIVITIES
THIS
YEAK
The
members
of
the
Ladles'
Musle
Club
are
preparing
for
the
opening
of
the
season
next
week
after
which
regular
fortnightly
meetings
will
be
held.
The
program
was
arranged
at
the
close
of
last
season
but
there
will
have
to
be
Mrs.
Harlow
...
and
...
Mrs.
Barmy.
However
It
Is
planned
to
deal
with
the
sam-:
subjects
ea"
originally
planned.
These
include
"The
Evolution
of
Music"
for
the
opening
and
following
it
a
aeries
on
modern
composers
commencing
with
Canadian
and
carrying
on
consecutive!)
with
English,
American,
Russian,
French
and
Polish.
In
addition
there
will
b;
Christmas
Music
for
the
gatheritvt
prio
u
t,nnsimas
way,
a
guest
any
and
a
day
each
for
Junior
and
senior
stu
dents,
a
day
tor
miscellaneous
music
and
one
for
Mendelssohn
and
Sehu
roann
comparisons
and
another
on
Peer
Oynf
with
the
annual
closing
meeting
In
May
for
business.
Including
the
election
of
officers.
The
program
Is
a
pretentious
one
and
tbe
preparation
win
entail
a
good
deal
of
study.
The
plan
usually
is
far
ont
member
lo
read
a
paper
on
th
subject
In
hand
and
have
It
Illustrated
by
musical
selections
given
by
different
members.
The
meetings
are
In
the
af
ternoona
and
are
visual!
held
at
the
homes
of
members.
Just
once
during
the
season
there
Is
a
guest
day
when
members
may
Invite
their
friends.
The
officer
this
year
are:
President.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mclntyre.
Vice-president.
Mrs.
3.
Darton.
Sec.-Treaa,
Mrs.
R.
P.
Ponder.
Executive
r
Mrs.
S.
Johnston.
Mrs.
D.
Ross.
Mr.
George
Woodland.
Mrs.
Ken.
ny,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin
and
Mrs.
rraser.
Mrs.
Herbert
Hampton,
who
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday,
enjoyed
an
extended
holiday
trip
of
nearly
four
months
visiting
In
Eastern
and.
Western
Canada
and
also
In
the
Cnltea
States.
Che
was
In
Brentford.
Ont..
and
also
spent
two
weeks
at
tbe
Can
adlan
National
Exposition
In
Toronto.
In
that
city
she
met
Miss
Minnie
Wark,
who
waa
formerly
In
the
Jewelry
business
In
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Hampton
also
visited
In
Buffalo,
Detroit
and
Chicago
and
was
with
a
sister
In
Wlnru
in
Vancouver
for
some
time
she
met
many
old
timers
of
Rupert.
Mrs.
Hampton
will
dispose
of
her
home
here
and
will
proceed
to
Port
Clements
ta
Join
Mr.
Hampton
who
U
In
the
hotel
buslaess
there.
WESTVIEW
DWELLING
SCORCHED
BY
FIRE
M
reheated
stove
Too
Near
to
Wall
Caused
Outbreak
In
Little
Home
of
O.
Boss
The
tittle
home
of
O.
Ross
on
the
eastern
extension
of
Oraham
Avenue.
Bectlon
Two,
was
damaged
by
tlr
Saturday
evening.
The
alarm
was
turned
In
at
seven
o'clock
by
an
excited
neighbor
who
saw
smoke
rolling
from
the
house.
Though
flames
had
taken
a
pretty
good
hold
In
the
kitchen,
they
were
soon
extinguished
by
the
brigade
by
use
of
fire
extinguishers
and
buckets
of
water.
The
damage
as
a
result
of
the
lire,
which
apparently
originated
from
an
overheated
stove
too
close
to
the
kitchen
wait
was
mainly
from
smoke
although
the
wall
was
scorched
and
wait
paper
and
curtains
were
burned,
The
fire
broke
out
when'
Mrs,
Ross
and
little
daughter
were
down
town
shopping.
G0LDBL00M
IS
BACK
WITH
NEW
FUR
COATS
BIG
ORDERS
TO
FILL
VMted
Eastern
Manufacturers
and
Obtained
Large
Orders
for
Every
Kind
of
fur
Available
at
Highest
Prices
Win.
Ooldbloom
has
returned
from
his
fall
tour
of
the
eastern
fur
markets
and
haa
come
back
with
large
orders
to
flU,
Including
every
kind
of
fur
available.
By
going
direct
to
the
fur
manufacturers,
Ooldbloom
gets
the
ultimate
price
for
furs
in
the
raw
amounting
to
some
IS
per
cent
over
the
ordinary
prices.
This
benefit
he
Is
able
to
pass
on
to
the
trappers,
who.
as
in
previous
seasons,
will
do
well
this
year
to
"see
Ooldbloom
first"
before
disposing
of
their
catch.
"Bquaredeal"
Ooldblopm
under
the
above
mentioned
circumstances
Is
enabled
to
pay
more
tor
the
furs
he
buys
than
anyone
else.
Bo
"see
Ooldbloom
first"
means
something
If
you
have
furs
to
sell.
Mr.
Ooldbloom
also
brought
back
with
him
some
of
the
newest
fashions
In
fur
coats
and
other
garments
and
by
wise
purchasing.
Is
able
to
offor
these
for
sale
at
thirty
per
cent
under
the
ordinary
prices.
And
Ooldbloom
gives
a
guarantee
with
every
article
he
sells.
Ladies
are
specially
Invited
to
Inspect
this
new
season's
display,
Advt.
?1
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
soya:
i
About
all
that's,
wrong
with
the
mu-
j
ikeg
la
the
mow
and
moisture.
I
The
most
Important
thfegtn
the
world
to
a
lot
of
people
tlfls-week
is
the
world
series.
'
i
The
mcst
Important
thing
in
MAKES
PLEA
FOR
MORE
CHRISTIAN
ATTITUDE
ON
THE
RACE
QUESTION
In
his
sermon
to
the
congregation.
'
"Jev.
J.
B.
Oltson
last
night
at
the
Anglican
cathedral
spoke
of
the
unchrU
,
to
those
of
other
races
and
color
Christ
had
broken
the
race
prejudice
,
of
the
Jews
on
his
visit
to
Samaria
j
when,
contrary
to
custom,
ha
conversed
with
the
woman
at
tbe
well.
Mauy
:
people
In
this
country
held
strong
ract)
-prejudices.
Tet
people
of
all
nations
end
all
colors
were
of
the
same
blood.
He
made
a
plea
for
a
more
Christian
attitude
toward
those
ot
different
ract.
who
lived
In
this
country.
COURT
POSTPONED;
JUDGEYOUNG
SICK
Mill
Mothered
Willi
Ssnie
Complaint
Wblrh
At
lifted
lllin
Iteeeull)
at
ftnilthee
On
account
of
the
illness
of
His
Honor.
Judge
F.
McD.
Young,
the
regular
:esslon
of
the
County
Court
scheduled
for
today
Is
adjourned.
Tbe
Judge
Is
still
suffering
from
the
same
Ulneis
with
which
he
was
attacked
last
week
at
Smlthert
but
be;
is
now
up
and
around
though
not
able
to!
leave
the
house.
Cases
to
come
before
film,
art
mainly
ones
set
beer
from1
last
month's
court.
CHINAMAN
DIED
Heath
Occurred
Vcstcrdar
Mornlne
Chun
Hoy.
Vl
Years
Old,
Cannery
Cook
A
b
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Rich
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Custard
mm
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"I
The
editor
says
he
would
eliminate.
m
inv
me
cuy.
among
mem
Deing
..,.
...
s
1V.WS1
e
sss
inK.
lxjitj
MRS.
HAMPTON
HAD
LENGTHY
HOLIDAY
V
Wiled
Many
Cities
In
Canada
and
states
Iludlng
Her
Four
Months
Vacation.
where
Prlncs
world
to
me
this
week
Is
how
IVi
going
to
get
my
creditors
to
give
me
abother
month
to
forget
their
accounts.
If
Canada
could
stage
a
Tunney-Dempsty
tlghv
a
world
series,,
or
the
proper
kind
or
disasters
and
could
develop
an
Atmee
McPherson
scandal
of
her
own,
Thank
heaven
there
will
be
no
mor
Ice
bills,
for
another
six
months.
What
thatT
"
Coal
Electricity
Parget
It
until
the
accounts
are
due.
;
Now
that
this
Jazz
question
Is
settled,
how
would
It
be
to
think
about
how
we
are
going
to
celebrate
thanksgiving
this
year?
Suppose
we
have
a
;&z3
dance!
Where
are
all
the
bashful
peopl
of
The
death
occurred
In
the
Prints
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterdav
morning
of
Chun
Hoy.
Chinese.
He
waa
45
years
of
age
and
was
a
cannery
took.
His
funeral
wUl
take
place
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
B.C.
Undertakers
Chapel
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
Miss
Wlnnlfred
Walker.
In
a
letter
yesterday,
asks
for
Pacific
Milk's
custard
recipe.
The
following
Is
one
we
have
tried
and
liked:
Halt
pint
Pacific
MUk
and
an
equal
amount
of
water:
two
eggs;
four
tablespoons
sugar;
pinch
ot
salt
Stir
until
dissolved.
Pour
milk
Into
the
beaten
eggs,
put
Into
cups
and
buke
until
a
knife
blade
comes
out
clean-
-20
to
30
minutes.
PACIFIC
MILK
Head
Office,
Vanoouver
Factories:
Ladner
and
Abbotsford,
B.O.
I
that
used
to
be
around
I
have
not
noticed
any
of
late
years.
Teh
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
.V
OCTOIIKK
4,
191st
Leading
American
newspapers
asset
t
that
Germany
Is
beaten
in
tbe
Oreat
War.
The
only
question
is
how
laag
:t
will
take
the
AlUed
Powers
to
malui
the
decision
absolute.
France
Is
getting
revenge
for
187a
Arthur
Little,
the
news
dealer,
left.
this
morning
to
visit
his
old
home
Irv.
the
Eastern
States.
Mr.
little
expects
to
do
some
cattle
dealing
on
tbe
way.
The
Mamie
group
of
claims
on
Hud-.
son
Bay.
Mountain
near
Smlihera
is
attracting
considerable
attention.
Last,
week
a
visit
was
paid
to
It
by
John
Aldrleh.
Tbe
main
lead
has
been
uncovered
for
s
distance
of
about
three
hundred,
feet-
showing
tbe
ore
body
t
vary
little.;
averaging
five
feet
In
width.
peg
for
a
time.
Coming
west
she
was
Ulan
attitude
of
many
people
In
regard
Tki
labtt
it
rtd
and
ckitt.
IF
you
are
a
constant
uier
of
Carnation
Milk,
you
already
KNOW.
But
if
you
are
not,
then
we
tay,
ln-cerely
and
confidently,
that
a
treat
U
in
store
for
you.
For
you
will
get
wonderful
results
In
cooking
with
Carnation
Milk.
For
baking,
for
sauces
and
gravies,
for
puddings
and
frozen
desserts,
Carnation
is
unsurpassed.
It
is
fine
In
coffee,
too;
and
with
fruits
and
cereals.
Then,
especially,
will
you
appreciate
Carnation's
creamy-delicate
taste
and
color
and
its
economy-cuts
cream
bills
in
three.
Treat
yourself
to
the
goodness
which
has
made
Carnation
the
world's
leading
brand
of
evaporated
milk.
Your
grocer
sells
Carnation.
Be
sure
to
ask
for
it
ENJOYABLE
DANCE
ON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
i
There
was
a
very
enjoyable
Cinderella
Jance
given
by
Mrs.
H.
O.
Crewe
In
her
tudio
Saturday
night.
It
was
the
be
ginning
of
a
series
ot
social
events
which
It
Is
hoped
by
those
present
will
be
continued.
Music
wis
provided
by:
Mrs.
Ponder's
-orchestra
and
refreshments
were
served
shortly
before
mld-iglrt.
Another
dance
Is
being
given
by
Mrs.
Ciewe
tomorrow
night
from
SJO-to
mid-Mght
which
Is
open
to
everyone.
Advertise
In
Tbe
DeUy
News
AUCTION
SALE
Instructed
by
the
.t.VlIV
,VsTHVW.
IUII.WVYS.
will
sell,
f.r
fretsl.i
awl
rsr
nil
ui
iue,
uy
rubiir
.Miction,
m
liaivta
Yard.
Prliiee
rieorjre.
at
.m.
frldav.
NMier
atb.
!:-
I
.Mesni
Trsrtor
Cuirtlie..
t
r:ileniii
Wheels,
I
,
Holts,
I
Twelve-Ixiltmn
I'loush
(K.ri.
.
w.
Kkt
Ml.OOO
lbs.,
consigned
to
John
Nelirlnr.
Terms
slrtritv
reh.
or
maiked
rheane
se-eiri.
Subject
to
reserve
bid.
H.
1.
IIAItl'FII.
snrlloneer
::.
W,
lUiiuiimtun,
Aunt.
r.outiel.
Western
Heslun,
Vsiieouver,
MX.
September
rt.
0e.
LAND
ACT.
Nitlct
nlsntlon
to
Apdr
lo
Lssss
Land.
'
Ik
v
.
Iiecordmir
nistrict
nr
Prince
iiiipe.
,in1
sllutle
u
uoitli
slwre
of
an
lni.'.d
Uay
on
Poutb-VVetl
Com
ot
I'M
Island,
about
.ne
mile
essi
from
Dlurr
I
tint
TAkr
1QTICE
that
K
llousseiu.
of
Lnwr
ln.t,
f
vloee
of
British
Columbia,
oe.ru-pst.oi,.
-Jainfe.-y
Maimer,
intend
lo
ai.pt
for
.
.a&
of
'.lie
folloum
described
Minis
Cni5il'i(
at
a
post
planted
on
the
slinre
o
.
J
umistned
bay
on
the
south,
west
.
VHt
rr
fill
Island,
shunt
one
mil
in
1.1-ju
ron.i;
ineiire
nnrm
twenty
chains)
ience
east
twenty
cbsinii
Uwnre
si
mill
twenty
chains,
im.ee
or
leas.
fa.
mh
Witer
Msrk:
thenre
fnllowtnr
hlrti
water
mars
wesierijr
lo
point
fir
Coiiimeiireinent,
and
containing;
elrlity
acres,
more
or
less,
UATHi
July
SOlh,
1816.
E;
HOl'SSMtT,
Vopltesnt
N0TICK
OF
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
FOR
LEASK
In
the
I.enrl
rieeordltir
Wstrlel
r
Atllo
MlDlnr
division
or
Casslar
IHMrlil.
TAKE
'VfiTirx
ttint
the
fnrtneer
Oold
Mlna
I
tt
It...
.
.
,
t
'",
,
-
ir,i,i,ini
I.llll.l.lf
ri.iu
iny
operatltiir
within
Hie
I'ruvlnee
of
llrt
llsli
Colnniliia.
ixruiatln,
a
mlnlnr
rum.
DSD.V.
In
US
lis
tu
Sl.lilv
r.ir
a
rnrraluira
I......
of
the
fullowlnr
desrrlbed
lands':.
-
uiniiniiirinr
at
a
post
rUanled
sIhiiiI
sno
rret
rii.unt
in
sn
l:steriv
dirrrtion
frorti
the
Knrth
Wesl
e.iefie
nr
l.,t
is&a
lark
Mineral
CIauii,
situated
at
the
mnu'th
of
ann
niver,
on
Tskn
Ami
of
Tarth
i.ne.
li.eiire
in
Northerly
1lrertU.ii
ttt
feet,
tlienre
Isileilv
ton
fH,
11.,,..
Bwilherlr
180
feet
nrvre
or
less
tn
hlrh
witer
mark.
Ili.-ncs
w'usisrlv
tan
r
i
more
or
less
to
point
nr
roininenreinenl
and
rnntsininr
O.t
seres
more
or
less.
Micaiea
mis
tun
nsv
nr
MiruM.
Hffi,
.
(Slrnrdi
iL
Mc!,
khasfm,
U,
C.
L.
S.
Aleut.
it
A
Treat
is
in
Store
for
You
BREAD
PUDDING
2
cups
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
2
cups
hot
wter,
Va
cup
sugar,
1
tsp.
vanilla
or
k
tsp.
grated
nutmeg,
4
cup
melted
butter,
2
cups
stale
bread
crumbs,
2
c66.
Vk
tsp.
salt
Prepare
crumbs
by
grating
on
a
coarse
grater.
Soak
the
bread
crumbs
in
the
hot
diluted
milk.
Beat
eggs
slightly,
add
the
sugar,
salt,
and
vanilla
to
the
soaked
crumbs;
stir
until
well
blended.
Pour
into
an
oiled
pudding
dish,
set
in
fi
pan
of
water
and
bake
in
an
oven
of
300
F.
About
one
hour
is
required
for
baking.
This
serves
eight.
seni!
for
fw
rMvpy
of
Mary
lilfil,'
t'.oi.l.
Ilm.k
Vi4rrU
".anialion
MHk
lM'stlnri-I
Hi.
Il
A
lita
1
1
Si.
Van.
'tivr.
I.i:
Carnation
Milk
'From
Contented
Cows
Produced
in
Canada
17
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
hnve
the
most
complete
ltck
of
timber
dimensions,
shiplnp,
fir
finih,
flooring.
V
joint
reneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
1J.C.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
atocjt.
II
will
pay
you.
Our
prices
are
right
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
lie
and
117
Steamship
and
Train
Service
Sllllues
fp.ni
PBINCE
RUPERT
for
VANCOUVER,
VICTORIA,
SEATTLE,
esih
THURSDAY
and
SUNDAY,
11.00
p.m.
for
ANV0X
WEDNESDAY
10
00
p.m.
I'or
STEWART
SATURDAY
10
00
a.m.
S.S.
PRINCE
JOHN
rt.r
VANCOUVER
via
QUEEN
,
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS
fsrtnlghtl;.
PASSENGER
TRAINS
LEAVE
PRINCE
RUPERT
dally
ft
rem
Sundiy
tl
ll.io
un.
for
prince
oeoroe.
Edmonton,
Winnipeg,
all
pottiit
kstiero
fjMiadi,
United
States,
Aatncv
all
Ocssn
SlMmshln
Llass.
Us
Canadian
Mtlonal
Eipreis
for
Money
orders,
loreim
Cneques
ele.
lo
for
your
lien
siii.ment,
Cltr
Tkkst
Office.
BZS
Third
Ate.,
Prince
RepsrU
Phone
t0.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Stllinti
from
Prince
Rupert,
ee
VANCOUVER,.
VICTORIA.
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Bar,
ana
Al.et
.,.
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s
ee
VANCOUVER,
VIOTORIA.
Al.et
Mt
,.,,see
Be..
Saleee,
to
for
PORT
SIMPSON
and
Nsai
River
Cannsrlsa.
Thu.s..
.
'
foe
PORT
SrsjPSON,
ANVOX,
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ARM.
STEWACJT,
ussf,
S
a.ss
I9
2nd
Avenee.
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M.
ssitm,
aasst
Prints
Kupeet,
M.
0.
Residence,
244
Fifth
Avenue
West
p.
o.
Box
247
ANGER,
The
Tailor
Fine
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
AN
v
AA
Tweed
Suits
made
to
order
in
our
KI
I
III
shop
irj
Prince
llupert
as
low
as
UtlUa
I.
ANQER,
Cutter
223
Sixth
Street
pHr,c,
Rupept,
B.
C.