msiiX
November
T3,
1928
THE
DAILY
NZWB
PAGE
FITS
COLOR
COMBINATION
IS
THE
EMBARRASING
MOMENTS
.
FEATURE
OF
THIS
WINTER
ARMISTICE
DAY
youiieeth
ore
MODEL
BANQUET
HELD
chese
Com
fritters
Event
Last
Night
Attended
With
Usual
Fervor
and
Enthus-
mm
'Jifril
nnrl
Pnrennol
1.1
.11111111
n
thin
morn-
inji
to
Calgary.
.'in-lair
extradit-i
r-Keedinf
this
1
Judge
P.
jlcB.
an
extradttion
charged
in
.-.
this
morning
i
,t'
McClymont
'i'-uor
to
an
In-nf
m
Metlakatla.
il
this
afternoon
14
Cigarette
"fT'
MH.O.
v
--
-
In
tU
BLUE
pqckogz
'
wth
CARP
PICTURCS)
T
doesn't
matter
whether
your
teeth
are
those
that
Nature
gave
you
or
those
provided
by
dental
art.
They
will
go
through
these
tender,
crispy-brown
Corn
Fritters
with
most
pleasurable
sensations.
Corn
Fritters
are
simply
grand
as
a
side-dish
at
luncheon
or
dinner.
Moreover,
they
are
as
wholesome
as
wholesome
can
be,
provided
your
doctor
hasn't
barred
fried
foods.
CORN
FRITTERS
1
can
corn
1
cup
pastry
flour
1
teaspoon
Magic
Baking
Powder
Chop
corn
and
add
dry
ingredients,
which
have
been
mixed
and
sifted
together,
then
add
yolks
ofxeggi,
beaten
in
till
thick;
fold
in
the
stiffly
beaten
whites
of
eggs.
Cook
in
a
deep
frying
pan
in
trtsh
hot
lard.
Dram
on
paper
and
serve
on
a
folded
napkin.
NAGIC
raWDER
The
original
British
Consols
which
created
a
new
standard
of
taste
"nd
quality.
'Sofa
tfowiown
MKING
was
taken
t
the
request
of
Dominlon
Constable
A.
J.
Wst-
kinson.
Ilasketball
tonight.
Exhibition
Hall
7
o'clock..
Three
game.
Admission
25c
and
10c.
George
Haldene,
Indian,
was
charged
in
city
police
court
this
morning
for
dreakeaneee,
the
case
being
cdjottraed
until
this
afternoon.
The
retrular
fortnightly
meeting-
of
the
city
council
will
be
held
tonight,
being
postponed
from
last
night
on
acount
of
h?
holiday.
Engineering
department
affairs
will
be
one
of
the
chief
for
Fvery
Taste
srxf
M'srwtrnya:
mszs
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i
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i
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i
i.
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t.
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r-
i
m
ri
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wZJrAmJ
a'fiJtrMfl
San
vltllfT.H
bbbbm.
i
slT
I
r
1
teaspoon
salt
ti
teaspoon
paprika
2
eggi
unify
topics
of
discussion,
it
ts
expec
ted.
Kenneth
Ferguson,
,
the
well
known
insurance
mantis
visiting
hj
the
city
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
3.30,
was
recoiled
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Douglas
Lay.
resident
mininK
engineer
for
.the
northeastern
mineral
survey
district
with
head-
marter?
in
H
Melton
arrived
iv.
the
city
trom
the
interior
on
Sun
day
afternoon's
train
and
sailed
the
same
night
on
the
Prince
Ceorge
for
Victoria
In
the
GREENpackage
(no
card
picturcs)
EXPORT
-
Milder
and
made
from
only
finest
selected
imported
Virginia
tobaccos.
SO
Sharp
$eior
contrasts
arc
much
favored
fashion
designers
this
season
TWs
is
particularly
so
in
regard-to
winter
coats.
Take
this
oue,
for
instance.
It
.i
of
Copeflhvreft
blue
a
bright
hade
and
is
t-immei
with
gray
fcrimmer.
the
color
scheme
being
Ufee
important
not?
of
the
model.
Rl'J3lue
and
gray,
then,
is
a
favo-
ttjtc
oorabinattan,
as
Is
blue
and
.
.
,
.
'1
1
1
-1-
V'
'
J
1
DitoCK,
ren
ana
owe,
rea
ana
-ray,
and
beige
and
Mack.
Most
effective
models
reeelt.
-.
-
M
This
Ensemble
is
Syllable
for
Fall
or
Winter
Vear
"
i
,-'
.
?
I
i'linted
velvet
costumes,
made
u
suit
fashion,
are
an
ideal
Fall
h-ce
They
can
be
wem
without
a
co
it
on
warn
days,
and
r.ay
still
be
worn
in
the
winter.
Here
is
such
a
frock.
It
is
of
irune-colpred
transparent
velvet
'ith
a
lavender
print
The
satin
)iouse
is
of
the
lavender
mmi
is
hurmingly
made.
The
lavender
ctin
is
repeated
n
the
lining
of
the
;-vit
riiROiIGH
SLEEPERS
TO
THE
SHIP'S
SIDE
Tiie
Canadian
National
Rail-v
y
have
made
arrangements
to
operate
.special
trains
nd
through
j
bleeping
cars
from
the
I
acifit
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Monti
al
and
Halifax
in
connection
with
sailing
for
the
Old
Coun
.
ry
during
November
:md
Decern
'r.
Full
intormatinn
from
Cit
Ticket
Office,
&t$
Third
A-enue
I'rince
RuH;rt
Pnone
200.
232
Owing
to
the
Thanksgiving
holiday,
there
was
no
lecture
before
the
Naval
Reserve
but
a
basketball
practice
w;ts
held
Instead.
The
i.ext
lertnre
will
be
in
Friday
evening.
A
,1
;
Now
25c.
xPr
wJ
Always
Take
This
Great
BREATHEABLE
Remedy
for
THROAT
&
CHEST
""'iasm.
114
Present
One
hundred
and
fourteen
veterans
of
the
Great
War
and
their'
friends
gathered
last
night
in
the
Boston
Hall
at
the
annual
Armistice
Day
Banquet
under
the
auspices
of
the
local
Canadian
Legion
to
renew
associations
of
the
overseas
service
days
in
France
and
to
honor
the
menjtprie
of
eomrades
who"
these
ten
years
have
lain
in
Flanders
Fields.
The
usual
fervor
and
enthusiasm
attended
the
event.
The
proceedings
opened
with
the
observance
of
two
minutes
of
solemn
silence
and
"The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Bugler
Sergeant
William
Ranee,
being
fol
lowed
by
"Reveille."
M.
M.
Lamb,
president
of
t
he-
Canadian
Legion
occupied
the
chair,
the
principal
address
of
thr
evening
was
by
J.
C.
Brady
M.
P.
Other
speakers
included
Col.
i.
W.
Nicholls,
Lieut
Col.
S.
P.
Mc-Mordie,
Rev.
T.
H.
McAllister
and
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
(Terrace),
j
The
prngrirr
aluo
included
I
songs
by
William
Murray,
Frank
Morris.
J.
A.
Teng,
Thomas
Dlack,
Vic
Houston.
Morris
Blott
and
R.
Burgess;
monologue
and
song
by
A.
Cracknel!,
and
cornet
solo
by
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson.
There
was
community
singing
and
wartime
airs
and
presiding
at
the
j
piano
during
the
evening
were
Sid
Thomson
,W.
Vaughan
Davies
and
AI
Smail.
The
sale
of
poppies
resulted
ir.
130.30
being
realized.
HIGH
PRICES
!
FOR
HALIBUT
"--
were
hr.libut
sties
on
the
local
Fish
Exchange
both
yesterday
and
this
morning;
i
lesterdny
54.500
pounds
were
sold,
the
high
bid
being
18Jc
'and
7c.
Today,
with
only
32,600
'pounds
offering,
prices
soared
up
to
20.6c
and
7c.
Sales
yesterday
were
as
follows
:
American
L'tuys.
7.00
J
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&.
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18.7c
and
7c.
Estep,
11,060
(teands,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.6c
r.nd
"c.
Anna
J..
18.000
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
18.9c
and
7c.
Normi
Jane,
4,000
pounds.
At-'in
Fisheries,
18.3c
and
7c.
Betty,
8
000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
torage
Co,
18
A:
and
7c.
Canadian
Kaitn,
2.000
pound.
Atlin
Fish
eries.
16c
and
9c.
Lose
Spit,
6,600
pounds.
Cans-ian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
16c
and
9c
Today's
sales
were
as
follows:
American
Excel.
7,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
ttkfc
and
7c.
Onah,
10.500
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
20.6c
snd
7c.
Canadian
Oslo.
10.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
(
old
Storage
Co.,
18.9c
and
7c.
Sea
Maid.
5.000
pounds.
Booth
"is!.
cries.
18.1c
and
6c.
HE
NEVER
COULD
DIGEST
HIS
FOOD
"FRUIT-AJIVES"
Brought
Perfect
Health
Whst
miserable
yesn
Mr.
Lro
Godin
pent
when
bit
etomich
wu
11
uaet
snd
he
wu
deathly
cick
witi
Klious
stUclu.
A
ho
wntM
from
Montrwil,
"It
deemed
to
me
that
I
was
alwayt
bilious
and
nerer
digested
ray
foal.
Finally,
an
old
friamJ
toM
nw
to
try
"Fruit-A-tivea."
Since
takiug
thru,
I
hare
txsea
so
well
that
I
want
to
concrattilata
you
on
thu
wi.idrful
medicine."
This
is
tl
wuy
it
PeojJe
sufffr
for
year
with
foes.
luligastion.
Bilious
Attacks,
fain
in
the
Hack,
Bladder
Trouble,
Jlheuto.4-tism.
lUadaohes
and
never
realise
that
the
CAUSE
of
these
troubJoe
is
weakneM
or
poor
action
of
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
kin.
"Fruit
a-
;
lives"
restores
tlieee
three
grr.it
M.iod
.
Eurifying
ajtrntsoftheUnU-to
i.
.mal,
!
eallhy
iwtlou,
sweetens
tne
umiu
-
makes
dieeetion
nhiikI,
eeial
!'
-
you
to
est
and
sleep
and
enjoy
life
.
V.
and
oOc.
a
Ikjx
at
d-
nlers
ererr
'
wIuk.
'
EMBARRASING
"
MM
iriiiiM,
uRAIN
SHIPPING
MEN
PMM
FROM
SOUTH
Representatives
of
Shipping
Con
tern
and
Pilots
Here
to
Spend
Winter
Fred
H.
Ciendenning.
who
w.
here
last
winter
and
will
again
represent
the
Empire
Shinning
('
t
this
port
during
the
forthi-om-ing
grain
shipping
reason,
anivt
.,
from
Vancouver
on
the
fatal
Sunday
night
Captain
Lun
Thomson,
representative
of
th.
Federal
Pilots
of
British
r..h.a)
bia,
also
arrived
on
the
same
vessel
to
take
up
his
station
here
after
having
spent
the
summer
in
the
south.
While
no
definite
information
i
available,
it
is
expected
that
the
first
grain
ship
of
the
season
nay
be
here
in
about
a
week's
time.
Fastotrg
Naklmu
Caves
Near
the
summit
cf
the
SMkirV
range
of
mountains
in
British
'
"olt-mbia
is
one
of
the
most
re-
markable
series
of
subterranean
;
"assiges
found
on
this
continent.
1
These
passages
are
the
Nakimu
,
Caves
in
the
Glacier
national
park
:
one
of
the
scenic
areas
adminis-j
tere.1
by
the
National
Parks
of
j
Canada,
Department
of
the
Inter-'or.
Market
Prices
rrlres
current
are
as
'ollow:
vSplUgenburi
M.TS
Winter
Bananas
II.U
Jumble
pack
IS.10
Orwn
ook!n
apples
(B.C.)
S
lb,
ate
nttir
Ora&tas,
Valencia,
down
,
...
eoc
to
ate
Lemon.
Sunklst,
doaea
,
.
.
400
to
69s
Imperial
Vailef
TtpemM
....
a
tor
3
Bananas
S
lb.
.
.
.
.
.
..
..........
iie
ExUatted
noneftr
H
...'......
soc
Oomb
honey
..
Sic
Dates,
bulk.
2
Km
tar
M
Ra'sina.
bulk,
per
lb
15c
California
Dalntt
Oatea,
pack
tat
.
in
Cocoanut
Tokajr
Orape
lb.
No
An
Inn
Pears,
down
Mel
Box
M.TS'
I'uiuKrHiutr
each
10c'
bttTTtlt
j
MOMENTS
l
r'wn"v;
wy
w
THE
VEfit'E.0P
V0VTWT0
DiVfcTHAr
wa
Ml.
Vouch
VOU
AOTtC&Th'AI"
PAinrl
Sodium
Sulphate
in
(
nada
The
production
f
sndium
sulphate
from
the
natural
deiosits
of
Western
Canada
is
still
i:i
its
infancy.
There
is
a
f:iir!v
strudy
market
for
aro'jnd
40,00!
tons
of
salt
cake
in
the
pulp
and
na)er
industry,
but
the
largest
consum-ng
centres
are
in
Eastern
Crnnda
and
the
present
freight
rates
from
the
deposits
to
the
market
are
an
important
factor.
-tlulld
ll.t'."
B.
C.
ALL
THE
I
JVAMaaTlt
I
WAY
As
an
industry
of
British
Columbia
Pacific
Milk
is
something
unique
in
one
very
important
respect
the
owner?
live
here
and
ever
doUu.ua
.
its
production
down
Wfce
nails
in
the
boxes
is
spent
in
the
province.
It
is
100
loyal.
Further
than
this
a
product
can
not
go.
PACIFIC
MILK
I
art
or
lm
at
Abbntxford
and
Ladner,
U.C.
"Ilulld
H.C."