bur
day,
April
iv,
lyzn
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
....
THREE
tmf;
Tommy's
Taxi.
Phone
C71.
US
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
Local
and
Personal
Ladies'
Hockey
Match,
Friday
at
7:45.
by
Thany.
7leJCL
Admission
38c
sod
Ho.
8
Domestic
Selene
Counselor
ladies
Auxiliary
Bt.
Andrew's
Society
Dentiat.
Di.
j.
r
oo6
Phone
689.
Baster
Bal
and
Whist
Drive,
April
30.
The
Art
of
Second-Day
Serving
VTivdo
women
aroloaize
for
eenrimr
tftovcr?
I
consider
if
rather
an
ev
,
x
of
good
management.
Today's
a.v.f1
potatoes
placed
in
alternate
:!i
raied
cheese
in
a
baking
.
ed
w
ith
crumbs
and
browned
i
uie
n.
will
provide
a
delectable
1
tor
tomorrow
s
luncheon.
Mashed
x-
enveiopea
m
a
uuny
coverins
pf
e
;
:l
quantities
of
Carnation
Milk
mr.
nfitvy
cream
beaten
together
until
.)Ui
which
is
stirred
grated
cheese
tKiiit-d
until
the
cheese
is
melted
...ex
a
welcome
ciiange
in
the
I
ooking
an
extra
quantity
of
peas.
Deans
or
carrots
ior
tomorrow
t
:
pr
-es
a
great
convenience.
Kice,
be
served
first
as
a
cereal,
and
later
'&
with
cheese
or
made
into
:
..'fPS.
o
t
y
way
of
thinking,
however.
"..
-ei
-
n'.uiingquiiesoacuaousastne
i
"oi'l
-fashioned
rice
pudding,
Tsr
iv.lv
for
hours
to
bring
out
all
i!
f
:
creamy
caramel
flavor
of
tiie
i
i
on
Milk
in
which
it
is
baked.
t1
"t
he
recipe
for
it,
and
I
!
a
ou
will
agree
that
it
is
one
of
!
s
r.ust
delightful
recipes
I've
offered
x
The
Smooth
Richneti
of
Carnation
Dithee
!
h
inH.sputable
that
dishes
made
r
'
!i
C
a
nation
Milk
have
a
richness,
a
(i
:';
a
creaminess.
a
irague
nneneri
of
Ir
.x
mat
even
we
best
of
bottled
js.
cannot
equal.
In
the
first
place.
Carnation
is
nothing
but
the
finest
of
pure,
fresh,
whole
milk,
of
uniionnly
upi
quality,
it
is
evj
double
richness,
to
tiiat
e
a
CtOUDie
helping
ot
4
Then
it
is
RtMtiiw
apofavea
to
Sta
iffBRTCsBeSlflevu
maKing
tt
absolutely
OtoesmtM.
no
matter
what
the
weather.
Carnation
Milk
has
another
vital
quality.
It
is
"homogenized"
the
cream
globules
broken
up
into
minute
particle
and
distributed
throughout
every
drop
of
milk,
imparting
to
foods
an
unusual
smoothness
end
fineness
of
texture.
Because
of
its
doubit
portion
of
cream,
Carnation
effects
a
big
cooking
economy,
taving
on
butter
or
cream
in
nearly
every
duh
in
winch
it
is
used.
And
becaune
it
ii
alwaya
dependably
good
there
is
no
waste.
Use
Carnation
Milk
for
afl
your
cooking.
You'll
find
in
it
ow
con-venience
and
economy.
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Retipes"
the
Carnation
Gxjk
Book
w,U
give
you
maiiy
cooking
suggestions.
It
is
free.
Ac-lress
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Lin
'M,
l'il
Ab!xtt
S'.ivt
Yanari
er,
B.C.
Carnation
Rice
Pudding
2
cups
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
Tigdiietd
la
Canada
IP
you've
never
made
puddings
with
Carnation
Milk,
try
one
tomorrow.
Its
flavor
and
smoothness
will
be
a
pavjalation
Is?
yot.
'
And
1tVM
have
extra
food
value,
for
Carnation
is
pure,
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness.
It
is
economical
and
convenient
because
it
keeps
and
it
saves
oa
butter
and
cream.
(See
recipe
above)
Carnation
Milk
,vPACinc
"SlursvS
"
From
Contented
Cows'
iere-
dknta;
pour
into
buttered
bzking
own;
place
in
pan
of
hot
water;
bake
in
300
oven
3
hovrg,
stirring
several
timet
during
first
hoar
to
prevent
settling.
Puddings
of
Greater
Flavor
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert.
!
iMkun.
Mrangell.
Jaueau.
and
Skngway
Msreh
SI.
Apr
11,
tt.
hi.
niiwr,
victoria
and
MeuUle
April
4.
IS.
11.
IHIS'KKH
KOVAL
I
"
llnimlalp.
KiiNt
Hells
IKIIa.
Oreaii
Kail".
Namu.
Atari
Bay.
1
miiIm'M
Kivrt
mid
Vancouver
erry
r'rWny.
10
pjm.
"i-
ir
nil
MnmiNhlp
Lint.
tall
Uiliiraaetlua
frees
W.
C.
OKCMAKH.
Ueiieral
Agent.
Hf'i
(il
llli
Ntrpft
and
Srd
Atmur.
ITImr
Huirrt.
H.C.
flame
M
LCOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
EVERYONE
ELSE
DOES
"in
sprinir
Htock
of
HlKli
Ci'inle
Mi-n's
Wenr
is
now
here.
'
Ir-dK
ol
Brilon's
flni-nt
wtuillt'iin
from
which
to
choom-
'
!'i
:mk
.Miiit."-
-
tailored
to
your
mv
:isuru
by
Canada's
l'ore-"
(,:us
builders-
"iMuicty
Ura'id."
Oht-y
Thnt
lmpultw
Dn
It
Today
THOR
JOHNSON
REMNANT
SALE
Friday
ItKMNAKTB
81LK8.
DHE8S
GOODS,
DRAPE
KY
i
AimiCS,
FI.ANNUIJSTTES.
SHEETINGS,
etc.
vtt.
mnrkvd
at
half-price
and
lewu
Eraser
&
Payne
UnlviMHal
Trading
Co.
I
I
Skating
dully.
2
to
4
and
8
to
10.
Ul
tjM
Big
hablt
Mart
hmm
.
BSOCM
Ball.
Jrro
fay
II.
When
thlnkto(
ihapter
Bridge
in
I.OJ3.E.
iatrcnlug
at
0
p.m.
In
aid
ol
the
Cenctapb
Fund.
H
C
VruiKr
I
JjlVlJed
yesterday
afternoon
on
trie
Prince
weorge
lar
Anyox
on
offlclal
duties
.
Election
of
officers
at
Native
Sons
of
Ctnatla
meeting,
Friday,
April
30,
In
tne
Metropole
Hall.
Full
attendance
loquestcd.
98
William
Mclvor,
superintendent
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prlnoe
Rupert
Elevator,
lb
o.i.'ined
to
his
borne
with
a
severe
cold.
C.N.R
s:
;
n
r
Prince
John,
from
j
Vancouver
v.
a
t!u
Queen
Charlotte
I.-!aiidJi,
lt
r-.-piiried
to
be
dtte
In
port
at
5
o'clock
Ihl
iitieriioon.
j
j
Mli
Ca'licrinc
Newel!
arrived
ill
the
jcity
yegtcrcla
tum
Everc.t.
Washington,
and
i.
tlH'
Kuest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
G.
W.
Nukerwm.
620
Fllih
Avenue
Wesv.
I
Ottcar
Ki..r.h
o!
the
ciktoms
a
tail
is
jcsnlined
to
hU
home
at
308
Seventh
Avenue
Eu:;t
with
a
tjuch
of
influenza.
He
had
to
qi.it
ina
duties
and'
go
home
this
mormiii;
j
Mia
Helen
Ai-ditton
.who
has
been
the
guest
ol
Mr.
imd
Mis.
W
E.
Pusher
jaae
Taylor
Street,
will
sa.l
on
the
j
Fr.iicasfc
Konl
t
mo:
ju
evening
for
IVai.cuver
enroule
to
Ottawa.
Wosjra
of
Maeeeheert
Legion
sen's
smMHuende.
Mey
is
AgeseaMy
a
god,
smooth,
frwf
rant
asm
genial
oom-pany
anywhere
Child
s
bswah
r
m
Established
1832
This-
;iu,
(
i.seiiifi
I
in
not
ub-lifhi'd
u,
t
nhiyed
by
the
l.iiii
'r
Cont
in!
i
.ml
or
by
tha
Government
ol
i
,ii;,h
Columbia
or
sue:.
A.
I
aTSfil
llln
ISllim
111!
.
Professor
Damlflno
will
demonstrate
his
uneannr
uperniural
powers
at
tot
Elk's
daaoa
Friday
night.
th
moonbeariu
with
th'
very
latest
in
music
WUl
be
playing
at
the
EU's
dance
In
the
Moose
Hall,
Friday.
The
annual
gnerBl
meeting
of
the
Football
Association
will
be
held
on
April
as
at
8
pjn.
to
the
City
Hall.
J.
P.
Ford
of
Victoria.
Dominion
Government
public
works
engineer,
wan
a
guest
of
the
Hotary
club
today
at
luncheon.
The
new
halibut
boat
Covenant,
Capt
Hans
Underdabl,
arrived
In
port
tbl.
morning
with
a
full
load
of
aoi
180.000
pound
following
her
maiden
trip
to
the
grounds.
The
vessel
will
sell
at
the
Pfcsh
Exchange
tomorrow
morning.
"
ROTHERMERE
NEW
SCHEME
IS
DENOUNCED
lilititioit
or
Eiti
cation
i;nti;K-
lN
FEAK
Of
IIKiK
KVMIK'ATC
IN
NOUMIKKN
ENdUVNll
LONDON.
Bnglafd.
April
18.
-
Dr.
James
Orahaaa,
director
of
education
for
the
city
of
Leeds,
has
publicly
voiced
his
apprehensions
of
the
possible
results
of
the
invasion
of
Northern
B.
F.
McNauKhton.
district
passenger
England
by
a
great
London
newspaper
agent,
and
Harald
McEwen.
diviMon
!6yndlcaU.
headed
by
Lord
Rothmere
SW-'giit
Peiit.
are
making
tlie
round
He
was
speaking
at
a
gathering
of
a
ttsy
to
Ketchikan
and
Auyox
u.duy
social
character
promoted
by
one
ol
Wltb
the
pi.riy
of
C.N.8.
official
Irom'the
old
-established
Leeds
evenlri!
taawuver
papers.
'
I
"This
proposal
to
establish
new
MM.
D.
D
McTavith
and
family,
who
evening
newspaper
In
all
the
leading
BSwe
been
u:ang
lor
the
pat
couple
provlnchu
cities
fills
me
with
anxiety
ef
weeks
with
Mrs
McT.iv.hu
parents,
and
alarm."
declared
Dr.
Graham
Mr.
and
Mr
Morte
Craig.
Waldron
"These
papers
can
succeed
only
at
the
apartments,
will
a:i
by
the
Prince
cost
of
the
life
of
some
existing
local
Kleorge
tonight
on
their
return
to
Vic-
aewsoapers.
auDOOse
Lord
Rotbermr:
torl-
does
succeed
in
setting
up
completely
efficient
papers
that
are
the
last
word
Miss
Oerry
Ma:in
nnd
Master
Roy
in
modern
evening
JournaltaiB.
what
ktaun.
children
of
Mr
and
Mrs
E.
A.
wm
be
the
price
which
the
public
to
Mann.
wUl
return
to
the
city
on
tht
the
provinces
will
have
to
pay?
Prince
Oecrge
Uua
evening
from
Bet-
"it
means
that
Instead
of
the
organs
cmaan
wnere
tney
nave
ocen
visiting
that
are
locally
controlled,
that
are
for
a
couple
of
weeks
with
their
grand-
really
native
to
the
city
and
the
oounty.
molhr
that
understand
and
express
our
looal
provincial
sentiment,
these
wttl
be
a
:
H
w
Bf
Btoiston
pubismer
of
the
rmg
of
gratnapnonsa
that
hare
UwU
Btewart
njaad
b:sk.r
of
that
town
inspiration
from
a
blah
and
mighty
snwa
exsmam.'x.i
lunosaan
o:
tne
potentate
in
London.
And
It
Is
not
In
mining
bure
Sfi-Uir
Vancouver
Bjarn
tbe
puullc
Interest
nor
to
the
public
or
Traaw.
Brrsen
Juiib:aOnBmber
ot
benefit
that
this
Uidlvlduallty
shall
be
attaaa
ant
Oaaadiah
sSMrU
of
Min-
destrcyed
in
a
common
mould.
Auto-ln
Itstanurijr
Uk'j
anooirver
on
m.,ta
operated
from
a
London
office
arc
i
ii
..
no
satlafactory
substitute,
alternative.
exchange
as
the
(tijrivurvsBBBaWI9
sees
s
,
j
.
..0ur
)ocal
Royal
BaeJety
or
at.
aeons
Whist
Ti
e
feelings
Urtve
and
Dance.
April
St.
Frinoe
Bupert
Dunce
AprM
It.
Quia'
Tircu
Tmub
Soy
Scout
atatsrtainaseal
ami
fire.
April.
17.
Ridley
Boane
Annuel
day.
stay
8.
In
TWunta
Club
Annual
Sail.
FrMasy,
May
for
a
Uvng
ind'vlduallty
local
evening
papers
pos-
paper
are
our
friends,
of
the
people
react
oi;
She
paper,
and
the
paper
reacts
on
the
pec
pic
The
effect
Is
to
develop
and
bring
about
an
Improvement
In
the
jerking
conditions,
in
the
purity
of
Ivablic
life,
and
in
a
hundred
and
one
ways
to
bring
about
the
betterment
of
,the
city
and
country
aa
a
whole."
.INQUEST
OPENS
INTO
THE
DEATH
OF
ESTHER
KII.IB
i
continued
from
page
one)
S.bl
be
granted
ho
that
the
police
officers,
who
had
been
up
all
night
and
had
been
working
right
to
the
time
of
the
inquest,
might
have
the
opportunity
of
continuing
the
Investigation.
The
evidence
f
Dr
J
A.
West
being
ready
today,
adjournment
was
taken
until
thli
afternoon,
j
M
HT.tTKMKKT
VKT
1
After
the
liuiuest.
Inspector
Bplller
s:nted
that
the
police
bad
no
official
statement
to
nuiRe
yet.
Apparently,
the
imcxtlgatlon
lmU
so
far
been
rewarded
with
little
suere-is.
The
police
air
known
to
have
made
viqutrlrs
as
to
whetlier
a
man
with
a
cut
right
hand
had
left
the
city.
The
imprint
of
n
bljedy
right
had
had
ap-pi'rently
br?i
left
on
the
washbasin
In
the
houre
i'i
deitnM-d
where
the
aa-ta'.lant
l.
bellt
vod
to
have
wnolv
cl
hi
l.i'
nda
of
blood
I'fU'r
tlie
gruesome
deed
A
clove
watch
tins
been
kept
of
all
departing
boats
and
tmtus
and
a
number
of
officers
hnvc
been
detailed
to
take
part
tn
the
Invitlgatloti
Women
next
door
to
the
house
of
te-ici.-ftl
are
rrj
irted
to
have
beard
a
commotion
in
".m-
house
early
Tuesday
nu
ruUig.
T!.n
had
thought
of
celling
.
nol:rr
bui.
the
noise
stopped.
tgSi
wsk
not
done
The
same
wdenen
state
'
list
they
heat
ii
s
man's
steps
leaving
tn(
hrtue
man
.ifter
the
nsla.
The
wontanV
body
was
found
stretched
on
a
bed
wit'i
the
lte
ad
leaning
toward
or
on
thv
floor.
Her
head
wai
envernd
with
bi
d
clothing
aad
tt
Is
be-lievcijl
int
.-.Ik'
a
given
4p
opportunity
to
scream
ax
Isthat
weepaa
severed
l
cr
throat
to
-ive
neat.
She
was
par-t
hilly
disrobed
It
wan
Jack
.iny.
driver
of
the
Pioneer
Laundry,
who
when
delivering
laundry
perceived
the
lights
on
In
the
houe
early
Tuesday
evening.
Thinking
this
unusual,
he
liu'ormed
the
police
and
Bt'rgc'ant
J.
P
W
Hannah
found
the
b.Kly.
K(IKI)I
IHTAII.H
The
revelation
of
further
sordid
de-t"il
mnKo
tin'
clrcuinstances
of
the
killing
even
more
revolting
and
ghastly.
I
nt
partially
clrcjuad
b-'dy
wa
ama'.ter-1
Cjoodricli
Silvertowiis
9
3fwJf?m
mm
rm
nawuatlssasnswaeBJisneius;i
ed
with
blood
on
various
portions.
The
whole
surroundings
are
reported
to
nave
been
very
gory
and
the
murderer
must
have
carried
much
blood
away
with
him.
the
unfortunate
woman
waa
quite
well
known
and
many
people
bare
spoken
well
of
her.
She
waa
of
a
quiet
manner
ar.d
dlapltlon.
"She
was
tlie
beat
woman
on
Oomos
Avenue."
is
remark
that
has
been
made.
Evidently,
she
wax
a
victim
ot
unfortunate
circumstances.
There
are
many
rumors
circulating
In
the
city
wltb
reference
to
the
tragedy,
but.
up
to
this
morning,
the
police
bad
little
information
to
reveal.
Clues
as
to
tlie
per
etrntor
of
the
horrible
crime
were
evidently
rather
faint.
The
funeral
of
the
unfortunate
woman
will
take
plaae
tomorrow
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Un
dertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
CAT
TRAVELLED
100
MILES
TO
OLD
HOME
IONDON.
April
IB
6ii
days
after
aj
est
bad
been
missed
from
Its
home
a:
Framllngham.
Suffolk.
It
was
found
sit-1
tins
ou
the
doorstep
of
the
residence
of
Dr
W
Dunn
of
Uppingham
to
whom
r
had
belonged
until
a
few
weeks
ear-
I'er
The
cat.
a
gift
to
ailss
Walker.
of
Framllngham.
bad
walked
a
dlatance
of
100
miles
from
Iti
new
home
in
Suffolk
to
Its
old
home
In
Rutland,
and
was
no
worse
for
Its,
long
tramp.
How
the
cat
found
Its
way
Is
a
mystery.
It
had
experienced
bad
weather
on
tlw
route
but
It
was
not
footsore
or
fatigued
LEFT
MUCH
M0NE1T
TO
HIS
EMPLOYEES
LONDON,
Tprtl
18
The
late
Russell
Allen
ot
Davenham
Hall.
Nortnwlch.
Cheshire,
a
director
of
the
Manchester
Ouardlan
and
Xvening
New
Limited.
and
formerly
proprietor
of
the
Manches
ter
Evening
Mews,
who
left
CSSLSSS
made
extensive
bequests
to
employes
He
left
6,090
to
Th
mias
William
Brans
ninver
of
the
Manchester
Xvenlng
ew.
and
one
week's
pay
to
each
other
employe
In
that
branch
of
the
firm.
i;XI'i;Mt
K
IMITION
LONDOV.
April
19
A
copy
of
the
original
aut-leaved
edition
of
Gray
Blogy
waa
hold
here
at
auction
for
1.900.
When
first
published,
two
cen
turies
ssa.
It
was
sold
at
Hiapence.
Thr
i
highest
price
yet
paid
for
the
Elegy
was
fl.000.
at
the
MucOregor
sale
four
years
ago.
Advertise
tn
The
Dsilv
New
Bowl!
added
to
omelettes
gives
them
a
wonderful
Slavour
and
makes
them
more
tiw
nourishing
I
M
aft
"The
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of
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and
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Mould
of
form"
in
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cars
are
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characterized
by
Goodrich
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the
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ever
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rt3S
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ait
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