1
hursdJiy,
April
5,
1028
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
TKvxy.
ntaJu.
Domestic
Science
Couni.lor
A
Quart
of
Milk
Each
Day
for
Health
I
was
visiting
a
friend
the
other
afternoon.
She
was
greatly
worried
because
the
family
doctor
had
said
that
both
her
small
ton,
Billy,
and
her
husband
were
vnderweijtht.
"Wliat
shall
I
do?
said
she.
"The
doctor
says
that
both
of
them
aren't
retting
the
quart
of
milk
a
day
that
bealth
rules
demand.
Yet
both
of
them
tire
so
easily
of
milk."
Let
Them
Eat,
Instead
of
Drink,
the
Milk
"A
(Tever
woman
like
you,"
I
laughed,
"si
mid
have
no
difficult
in
getting
them
t
.)
take
their
milk.
If
thy
don't
drink
milk
and
many
people
won't
let
them
eat
it
"Abigdisbof
cream
soup,
for
example
doesn't
that
contribute
at
least
one
clan
of
milk
to
their
diet?
And
tliey
won't
protest
aiainst
it.
either.
How
al
ut
hot
chocolate?
They
like
that,
don't
they?
Another
glass.
Creamed
vegetables,
milk
puddings,
custards,
I
creamed
eggs,
cream
sauces
on
fish
or
croquettes,
milk
toast
that's
just
the
beginning
of
a
whole
list
of
dishes
tech
of
which
adds
its
bit
to
the
needed
iuart
a
day.'
Quantity
Isn't
All
Be
Sure
of
Quality
"Just
as
important
as
the
matter
of
quantity
is
the
question
of
quality
'1
t.ey
need
pure
milk
rich
milk
mil!,
of
uniformly
high
quality.
That's
why
i
urtie
so
strongly
tlte
use
of
Carnation
Milk
for
all
cookery.
Then
you
safeguard
quality
absolutely.
6
ippers
TI1K
DAINTIEST
IIKBAKFAST
H)OI.'
Smoked
Daily
by
You
know
that
Carnation
is
the
ii?
d0lble
and
write
for
for
safekeeping.
And
you
know
that
its
quality
is
not
only
extremely
high,
but
utterly
dependable-Uat
tliere
is
no
variation
no
vfee.
"But
that
is
oftfy
part
of
its
unique
value
in
cookery.
fu
richnesa
is
an
economy
saves
on
butter
and
cream
iiEf!,S.Wlty
Prints
fowl
failures,
and
Its'
homogenization
by
whidi
the
wumc
t-icam
imiirni
is
DTOkcn
HOT
minute
particles
and
uniformly
distributed
through
every
drop
of
milk-give
cooking
rectits
which
far
surpass
Owe
oi
milk
in
any
other
form.
This
new
smoothness
and
creaminess.
fineness
and
delicacy
of
texture
gives
a
delic-
10
a!'
?od
mch
Carnation
Milk
is
used
that
is
nothing
short
of
amazing."
A
Delicious
New
Recipe
for
Carnation
Cream
of
Tomato
Soup
One
tin
of
tomato
soup,
one
tall
tin
of
Carnation
Milk.
Heat
milk
and
to-mato
soup
in
different
pans.
Wlien
both
are
piping
hot,
r
,ur
tomato
into
Carnation
and
serve
immediately.
Pouring
tl
tomato
into
the
milk
is
important.
It
prevents
curdling.
To
further
avoid
curdling,
do
not
leave
mixture
standing
on
stove
I've
found
out
many
other
fascinating
things
about
Carnation
Milk
in
cookery.
They
are
in
the
Carnation
Cook
Book
'Mv
Hundred
Favorite
Recipes
"full
oi
new
ideas
I
know
you'll
like.
I'd
like
to
send
it
to
you.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co..
Limited.
1
.
14
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver
B.C.
Eat
More
Milk
fivfcsad
ta
Csastfs
IF
children
or
grownups
dislike
to
drink
milk,
let
them
eat
lots
of
it
in
cream
soups,
sauces,
puddings.
All
cooking
achieves
new
heights
of
smoothness
and
richness
when
made
with
Carnation
Milk
pure,
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness.
Saves
on
butter
and
cream
and
it
keeps.
(See
recipe
above)
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contmtr
J
Com
"
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Canadian
psh
&
fold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
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t
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t$:
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itatr
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th
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as
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In
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world,
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!
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from
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crude
petroleum,
for
lubrication
of
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motor.
i
Mirveluh;
Is
the
only
Canadian
oil
that
has
won
such
a
recommendation
and
li
me
of
only
a
few
brands
of
oil
'
endorsed
by
the
Wright
Aeronautic
Oar.
j
poratltn
All
thejlla
recommended
for
thlx
superfine
mctor
are
straight
petro-
I
leum
oils,
having
no
vegetable
or
animal
oil
content
to
cause
disintegration.
Approval
of
an
oil
by
tho
makers
of
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'
the
Wright
Whirlwind
motor
U
regard
hs
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highest
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quility
8S
In
The
Letter
Box
Kll'l(
Mill
IICIiAIT
CASE
1
1
Editor.
Dally
News.
I
While
I
am
In
accord
with
th
n
Judgment
of
the
court
In
regard
to
the
,
sentence
yesterday
on
Billv
Williams.
:
-$s$
paicy
irews-
PA0S
FTVW
Constipation!
Piles!
Are
completely
relieved
by
"Fruita-tives"
MR.
JAS.
PACB
"I
suffered
from
constipation
for
five
years
and
from
piles
fur
about
six
months,
but
one
box
of
"Kruilalives"
gave
me
complete
relief.
I
had
remedies
from
Quebec,
Montreal,
New
York'
Kansas
City
anil
Michigan,
but
all
without
results.
"Fruiutives"
gives
results
as
nothing;
else
does,
and
I
sincerely
rcCESlsieftd
them
to
fwy
other
sufferer,'
write
Mr.
Jas.
Page
of
Cabano,
flue.
The
bowels,
stomach,
liver
and
kidneys
are
cleansed
and
strengthened
by
the
intensified
jum
of
freea
rip
fruit
and
the
liealth-buildWK
tonics
of
which
"Frukatives"
is
made.
There
is
nothing
else
like
it.
Try
it.
2Sc
and
50c
a
dox
at
all
dniRcists.
One
month
ago
Billy
Williams
hum
bly
contested
that
it
waa
not
In
the
realm
of
hla
attributes
to
deal
ltfa
or
death
to
man.
Let
mc
tell
you
a
Utile
of
the
history
of
event
which
lad
up
to
thla
conversion.
rilXVMIMlW
OF
MIM.IAMK
In
May'
1M8'
Lou'"''
of
sentenced
to
40
days
for
witchcraft
as
daughter
Chlt1
"""
JBon
Aim-this
tendmu
to
help
.aarnp
out
that
evli
In
WmMV
auder'
h4r
14
the
amn
ot
ch,er
p,w
country,
the
convlcU-d
man
no
1
longer
of
Ha,ton-
JhsHi
la
a
Catholic
practices
wlu-hcraft
or
magir
nd
Loul
th"
0
Utt
I
but
a
month
.30
renounced
all
lib
for-
Catholic;
mer
'ltn
TheT
were
marrtad
by
the
prteat
superstition
and
Wcame
a
Catholic.
He
was
th
Prewu
"
tn
Burn
chief
tptud
Into
that
lalth
on
he
was
convicted
igo.
I
In
a
recent
number
of
your
j
you
reported
the
KLspiox
Indian
jmade
hystettcal
by
the
witchcraft
thU
man
It
la
not
Billy
Williams
who
has
stirred
the
Indiana
but
other
Influences
from
outside
!
On
March
6.
1MB.
BlUy
Williams
is
heathen
and
prior
to
that
may
have
practiced
witchcraft
a
several
are
actually
doing
both
in
Kuplox.
Haaelton
and
other
places.
Those
who
call
the
v'f-V
doctor
or
medicine
maa
to
be
cured
b
them
am
victim
nf
man.
Such
victims
spontaneous
and
generous
their
would-be
healers.
reward
to
p
Coughs
By
rubbing
throat
with
Vicks;
also
swallow
small
pieces
every
few
hours
"i
V
A
PORua
Ova
W-MhuonJahs
Ussd
Ybuuy
MINKHAl.
AIT
1
Form
P
i
fERTIIIt'lTE
Of
IMI'IIOVMMIINTK
MITII'li
ana
nia
wiie.
uouima.
wno
nas
a
lair
eauea-
occurred
thre
yearn
them
that
she
waa
a
Catholic.
Chief
Wllllama.
who
la
now
W
yean.
u
"iu
i
scu
ojuiiiiM
j
wiui
ine
worx
of
the
Catholic
Chuteh
carried
on
sight
nere
at
Hacwilge
-
twelve
mil
from
Kuplox
since
the
year
ItXW.
80
whe.i
the
news
of
his
beloved
daughter
being
a
Catholic
reached
fclm
he
thought
to
VZT
:jutt
tlia-'
auperatHioStt
lite
and
to
be-
ccme
a'
chrUtlan
In
the
Catholic
Church.
There
waa
nothing
done
for
over
a
year.
The
priest
who
had
received
Louis
Into
the
Church
had
gene
to
fulfill
a
mission
in
tuioue
It
waa
Patnr
Jowph
AUar-
OM
1
tr
wrtter
supcratltutlon
dishonorable
to
Ood
and
.,,
.
un
novemcer
n.
wn
1
was
at
Burns
Lake.
one
of
my
missions.
100
miles
irom
KUplox.
There
I
received
the
.fallowing
telegram:
"Come
quick.
'Chief
William
and
fmftf
want
yon.
Son
dying
"
The
measage
"was
signed
"John
Al.xander."
New
Huzelton.
B.C.
1
I
left
Burns
Lake
at
3:30
ajn.
and
wus
at
Hare
I
ton
111
8.
Al
Faulkner's
automobile,
hired
by
the
Williams'
fam
ily.
u
t
the
stailon
waiting
for
me
,aud
It
took
me
umueuiateiy
to
Klaplox,
'where
I
arrived
at
9
a.m.
Louisa
told
me
that
this
hurried
call
waa
for
the
purpote
of
lnstruriiiig
in
the
Catholic
j
lalth
and
baptlJiiK
her
brother.
William,
aged
33.
who
waa
in
a
dying
I
condition.
1
I
went
to
aee
the
patient
and
found
i
there
a
white
lady
who
addressed
me
:i;kcthla:
William
1-
too
far
gone
No-jbody
'
can
help
him
I
did
not
know
that
you
bad
any
Catholic
in
this
Pat.
Lot
SaaS:
Pilot.
Lot
aST7:
town."
To
whom
I
Moiled:
"Ar
vnu
sjs.r..
un
twuu.
waerver.
lot
saw.
'a
"
minister
or
a
8
,nlrT
matron?"
fl'ie
'
"
iuwe-i
ed
Mineral
Claima.
aituate
in
the
Atlln
Mm-
,
uig
Dtvuion
of
Cavttar
Dtatiiet
Where
matron
connected
with
the
Metho-ljcated:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
dlst
church."
Then
I
aaid:
"May
Ood
mi
lea
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
!rri
rew,rd
m
,or
fnr
th.
mn
you
""
"'
you
TAKI
NOTICE
that
we.
James
Stokes
and
C.
B.
fraser.
Pree
Mlner's-Certlfleaulto
hla
body.
I
am
called
here
to
help
y0:1.-
intend.,
slaty
days
frpnuhis
oul
and
I
am
going
to
do
It
the
date
hetoof.
to
aimtv
ta
the
Mlnlne
sVoorHar
far
a
Certfrleate
of
Improve
0000
r
Ana
he
instructed
menu,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
'and
baplaed
William's
son
on
Novem-
iTown
orant
or
the
above
claim.
1
Kr
94
a4
isnt
unit
ui:
n
n.
monln,
n,,,,.
And
further
take
notice
that
action.
"v
.
!T.
..
under
section
Kk
must
be
commenced
'
s
lit
IMI.Ik
befoiw
the
Issue
of
auch
Certlfloate
of
I
On
Oseember
S
foilowlne
the
above
Sth
m
tt
March
AD
ism
lmXe
1
received
snot
her
wra:
"Wimams
H-
Melt.
PHABIR,
jwn
la
dead.
Cme
nnd
bury
him."
m.-,.;
Afent.
1
went
and
burled
ihe
remains
of
Wlt-
NOTICE
tlon
of
one
month
from
the
first
mib
llcatlon
hereof,
a
Pm.
isional
Certificate
of
Title
to
the
above
lund
n
the
name
of
W
It.
VIOKBKS
The
orimnal
Certificate
of
Title
ta
dated
the
ittth
October.
1S10.
and
la
numbered
3731
I
.And
Haitrv
ftfffr
Prlnr
Ruiwtrt
BC
,
lth
March.
19S8
H.
P
MACLEOD.
7
Reelstrar
of
Title
11am
a
son
on
uecvm
oar
o
laat
A
large
'number
of
Klaplox
Indiana
attended
the
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
funeral
with
their
brass
band.
The
the
issue
of
a
Provisional
CerUlirate
of
Methodist
minister
of
Kteplox
came
to
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(16),
Block
sixteen
wtiiinm'.
Williams
house
imn.
nnd
,,.,,1
tnut
toM
me
.
.1...
that
he
(16).
Town
of
Stewart,
Map
81RA
Sstlsfactory
prwif
of
the
loas
of
the
sno
rtu
people
wen-
very
sorry
bccauaei
psrtlflcate
of
Title
covering
the
above
uie
Catholic
pne-t
h,id
come
to
KUplox
I
nn
hakllm
haan
nmrfi
t
.
ma
IS
la
my
intention
to
issue,
after
the
espirs
t
tcld
him
ni
t
to
voiTy,
that
I
would
not
Interfere
ui:h
i
.is
people
but
would
only
attend
the
had
called
me
After
the
tuner.
,1
asked
me
to
hsptie
Catholic
fieoplr
I
omBimdmidBcUaBvetiS,''
I
I
Sfhe
quality
is
always
thi
same
1
Richmond's
On
March
6
last
I
went
to
minister
the
mm
MR
CAWtfh
tJtJjOJIIaa
and
her
husband.
Chief
Williams
de-aanded
again
in
the
presence
of
his
daughter
and
aon-ln-law
that
I
baptlee
Mm.
After
Instruction
and
due
ex
amination
I
found
him
prepared
and
disposed
and
I
baptlned
him
ancf
three
of
Continues
until
Easier
Louvre
Ladies'
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses
Owing
to
the
great
success
of
our
Clock
Sale
on
Friday
and
the
very
many
buyers
who
thronged
our
store
that
morning,
we
have
decided
to
put
our
whole
stock
of
LAMBS'
HATS,
COATS
AND
MIESSKS
ON
SALE
right
up
until
Easier.
Every
article
in
the
store
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
a
reduction
of
25
per
cent
on
the
regular
selling
price.
The
regular
prices
of
the
Louvre
have
always
been
reasonable
and
at
this
Sale
Price,
it
means
that
every
article
sold
is
un
absolute
bargain.
For
instance,
the
sale
price
of
Jersey
Sport
Dresses
which
come
in
navy,
brown,
fawn,
peach,
green,
etc.,
will
be
only
$6a)5.
Tweed
Coats,
sizes
from
16
to
-10,
front
$9.75
up.
A
new
lot
of
Ceorgette
Dresses,
twenty-five
in
all,
have
just
come
in
and
they
will
go
on
sale,
too.
They
are
in
all
iUes
and
colors
and
the
sale
price
will
be
$12.35.
Ladies'
Navy
Blue
Coats,
moleskin
trimmed
and
silk
lined,
will
go
for
$27.50.
These
arc
only
specimen
prices
of
the
many
articles
which
will
all
be
offered
at
similar
reductions.
If
you
are
in
doubt
as
to
what
you
require
for
Eastertide
we
invite
your
inspection
of
our
stock
to
make
your
own
choice
Richmond's
Third-
Avenue.
Charlotte
Islands
than
dlan
boats.
oi
hi.
at
tne
o,
grano-cnuaren
requeat
lh(,
Un(J
of
p,,,
jhnnn
or
can-
Chief
Wiillnras
Williams,
whose
Christian
name
is
Peter
him
but
I
told
j
Williams,
renounced
hu
besthenlab
and
him
to
wait
awhile
nnd
to
Ket
instruct-iwitcnrraiung
practices
ana
rum
oecome
hlal
Catholic
with
his
family
Ou
the
ed
hy
his
delimiter
Uul
and
brother-Ui-lHW
.ti.iu.-3n.
I82"1
of
thr
mm
"'".
dya
after
his
conversion,
he
iw
r.ccuaed
or
practising
wlthcraft.
three
years
ago
In
May,
19J6,
for
which
he
was
convicted
and
sentenced.
When
he
was
baptized
many
Indiana
filled
the
house
mid
othera
ware
looking
In
and
listening
I
from
the
outside
and
all
the
musiclaus
were
preaent.attestlnn
to
the
harmony
existing
between
Chief
Williams
and
thr
r.
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,
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th
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Therefore
on
Editor.
Dally
New.
March
S
Chief
Billy
KlaosOX
Indians.
Somebody
elw
1-
stlrrlng
up
the
Indians
and
not
c
l.
i.
r
Williams.
But
there
l
")y
in
lieuvm
at
the
conversion
of
on
alnji
a
.
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Alt
.
wlf
isir
On
March
13,
there
were
fourteen
American
halibut
boaui
tied
up
nt
Rose
Harbor
for
ahelxi
Ttie
next
day.
the
weather
still
belnii
stormy.
all
these
American
boats
hud
strung
thdlr
gear
along
the
cast
shore
of!
Moresby
Island
away
inside
the
three!
mile
'tinlt.
'
This
la
iKiUiing
unusual
The
writer;
haa
.seen
more
American
Ixuij.
In
the.
Inst
fifteen
years
tishlng
inside
lh
tUree-wlls
limit
around
Uiv
Queen
Louvre
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LOOK
at
YOUR
CLOTHES
EVERYONE
ELSE
DOES
Our
spring
atock
of
Uigh
Grade
Men's
Wear
in
now
here.
Hundred
nf
Briton's
finet
woollens
from
which
to
choo-"that
xprinir
suit."
tuilored
to
your
measure
by
Canada's
forf-niost
Clothes
builders
"Society
I'rand."
Olwy
That
Impulse
Do
it
Today
SkideKatr
TH0R
JOHNSON
he
haa
Cana
-
wfry
aVJtJHiWtes
partment
allow
thlaT
What
are
our
fishery
patrol
boats
doing?
Where
are
they
and
what
are
they
fort
When
one
seea
so
many
.American
boats
fish
I
nit
along
our
ahorea.
it
makea
one
wonder
whether
vm
an
Ileitis
In
Dyspepsia
Troubled
(
Him
lor
Many
Years
Mr.
J.
Savoy,
Ufgierffla,
N.B.,
writes:
"I
have
suffensd
for
many
years
from
d.vaepsta
sun)
could
not
seent
to
get
any
relief.
"One
day
1
tl,l
oiy
wife
I
UuragM
I
would
try
a
in
i
tic
uf
B.
C.
8TBVEN8.
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Ntws
sW
and
when
i
had
half
of
it
taken
X
felt
a
lot
better,
so
I
cuutisued
until
I
had
takes
two
bottles,
and
saw
hare
bo
pains
tn4
to
edited
tosruc,
and
fee)
that
I
sia
cosipUmiIt
rid
of
ear
trouble,"
'
tj
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oalv
by
The
T.
alilbura
0e-t
limited,
Tsroaio,
Oat.
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FIVE
MINES
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Miller.
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ure
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buying
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selling
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