Hi
tnber
25,
1928.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWJJ
PAGE
FIYI
I
1!
FINE
NEWSPAPER
BUILDING
A
RECIPE
WORTH
CLIPPING
naoAs
as
well
as
'it
cooks
IT
Reeves-McDonald
Mines
Ltd.
on
the
Canadian
V
ihe
Pend
Oreille
uitoss
the
border
ftio
famous
Pond
Uad
and
Zinc
n.v's
holding!.
I
Q
There's
wrr.e
satisfaction
in
cooking
on
a
stove
that
makes
a
black,
gleaming
spot
of
brightness
is
your
kitchen.
YouT-
know
this
satk
faction
alway-r-if
you
polish
up
your
stove
with
ZEBRA
-now
in
a
new
Liquid
fcrxn.
It's
clean.
It's
convicnent.
And
your
stove
just
ahinos!
STOVE
POUSTNIN
DOTTLES
For
thoee
who
prefer
it.
Zebra
Paste
ie
tttll
obtainable.
In
both
Paste
ami
Liquid
the
ZeMm
:
the
irt
of
at
gO-d
atove
poliahi
If
odd
a
JB.
j
t
a
cup
of
hot
5
j
w
f
er
or
hot
milk
tY
c
.'Vr
a
delicious
1
jfc
.
v.i
twining
drink
dm
v
C03B1AL
SMcl
CATHOLIC
BAZAAR
CLOSES
TONIGHT
The
annual
Catholic
Bur
in
the
Moose
Hall
is
today
in
full
swing
anrt
th"
fnnrtion
will
come
to
an
and
tonight
with
a
nodal
j
gathering
at
which
the
drawing
,
tor
the
many
raffle
prises
will!
take
place.
!
Thi.H
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
DONALD
songs
will
be
given
by
Ira.
Mieak
Aivasoff.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Prince
and
family
are
leaving
toanorrow
morning
for
Benaviata
Bay,
Newfoundland,
for
a
tlx
week's
visit
Business
at
the
regular
wmk,)
meeting
last
night
of
the
local
Toe
H
organisation
was
merely
ot
a
routine
nature.
There
was
a
rood
attendance
nf
member.
MINES,
LTD.
A
Canadian
Company
whose
financial
structure
is
a
Capitalization
of
3,000,000
shares
of
no
par
value
-1,500,000
shares
are
owned
by
the
Victoria
Syndicate
of
London,
England,
for
the
property
and
development
work
done
by
them
;
500,000
shares
have
been
underwritten
ml
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
and
1,000,000
shares
remain
in
the
Treasury.
Miller,
Court
Co.
Ltd.
have
been
fortunate
tc
secure
the
underwriting
of
this
500,000
shares
of
Reeves-McDonald
Mines
Ltd.
and
are
offering
same
at
$1.00
per
share.
A
small
block
of
this
stock
has
been
allotted
to
this
office,
agents
for
Miller,
Court
&
Co.
Ltd.,
for
disposal
to
our
clients
in
Prince
Rupert
and
subscriptions
will
be
taken
at
$1.00
per
share.
As
this
issue
shows
every
indication
of
being
oversubscribed
our
orders'
have
to
be
in
Vancouver
by
Noon,
October
:ilst
and
in
even
of
over
subscription
fcck
will
be
issued
on
a
pro
rata
basis.
S.
D.
JOHNSTON
CO.
Ltd.
G17
2nd
Ave.
W.
130
PKINCK
KUI'KKT,
II.
C.
The
22
S'.onv
Buioiii
f
ih-
Toronto
Star
wiil
have
a
frontage
on
King
S'reit
of
170
1W.
and
a
depth
to
Pearl
Street
of
188
feet.
Thitt
pro
vi'k-s
for
many
years
in
advance
of
present
needs
and
the
extra
sj.;:te
in
the
building
will
be
leased.
ANNUM
BAZAAR
mi
Catholic
La
lie
H
Pnnctlaa
Most
H
baxaar
in
the
Moose
H
did
not
tuS
place
a.
til
8
oVhA
last
ev
ening.
Bishop
.
M.
Bunos
0.
M.
:.
conducted
the
official
opening
and
Mayor
S.
P..
McMordie
and
.
C.
Brady
M.
P.
were
also
speakers.
During-
the
afternoon
a
number
e
very
acceptable
choruaea
.vers
suns;
!y
the
childraa
of
the
.atbolic
School.
';hu
irogr.m
in
tie
evening
was
arransTOd
by
Miaa
Margaret
iner.
Itt
u
s
included
b
chorus
y
the
Convent
gins
mpi
Senior
r
s
of
the
'..atbolic
Selinai;
song,
"Won:t
You
Uuy
My
Pretty
Flow
ers?"
by
little
Miss
Liula
Woods;
ui
uui:ce
.jy
Ma;y
Otstlt
Styles
solos
"Danny
Boy
"
and
Tying
Ap-pli-n
on
tne
L.lac
Tree"
by
Mrs.
J.
;.
MuiJooi
.
:ud
a
pa.i:ii
Dance
Ur.-
M
rif
iluBHollem.
Follows
J
ai
t
c
tadisB
ill
n
rjrt
of
.ht
various
Pouring
rMeadames
D.
E.
Murphy.
J.
F.
Ritchie.
B.
Curtin
and
D.
Morrlaaey.
Cashier
Mrs.
J.
M.
Campbell.
Servatcure
Mesdames
H.
Ward
T.
C.
Paterae.
E.
W.
Marintetti,
.
.
W
n
I
1-
99
r
wo-Day
curonns.
n.
r
.
uiaasey
ana
a
v.
oaiagao.
(
in
un
evening,
Cashier-r-Mrs.
Though
the
doors
wer
thrown
1.
A.
Smith,
pan
at
S
p.m.
and
many
persona
1
Servateura
Mesdames
F.
Rif-leat
the
aff-tfr
their
patronage
fon,
A.
8.
Lewis,
J-Zarelli,
G.
during
the
afternoon,
the
official
Couture,
W.
Whiffin,
Martin,
renin;'
of
the
annu
atholic
Ma.
co
tnd
J.
Corral.
chestra
will
be
in
attendance.
PRINCE
HUPKKT
SHOULD
SOON
PLAY
IMPORTANT
ROLE
IN
PACIFIC
TRADE
SAYS
BRITISH
TRADE
COM
MISSIONER
(CoUnued
from
Page
One)
gration
upon
which
Mr.
Pollard
felt
it
was
not
his
place
to
express
his
views.
Speaking,
however,
on
the
matter
of
immigration
he
referred
to
what
had
been
accomplished
in
recent
conferences
.between
the
Empire
Parliamentry
party
and
the
provincial
government.
Ha
looked
for
much'
good
to
come
from
11
ov'
in
Charge.
those
conversations.
DolU
Loimnor,.r.
A
4.
Jte-
Canada
Needed
the
People
vom.ick.
as-
.stei!i
:iteMary
In
the
course
of
his
address,
Mr.
.
u
-s.in:ih
cr.d
Mr.
Leo.
ikrfroa.
Pollard
described
to
hia
hearers
Crjn
i
I).
,
wing
Ticlyfa
.
Mrs.
otne
of
the
work
which
tho
trad
J.
J.
Giuis
iii
charge.
.'ommiastor.er
service,
of
which
he
ri:.h
l
ont
.--Mrs.
F.
Crosby,
was
a
mo.nber,
was
designed
to
..U:l
by
j.rs.
A.
1h-:U.
.
;arry
out
not
only
in
the
British
H;.iK.Aerv
a
ef
Bowih
Mra,
J.
Dominions
bat
in
foreign
.vliXjlty,
c
.
ivc-uor,
i.raiaie4
ky
ountries.
Miss
A.
Mtl;uil!ui:
;n.l,
MUtn
b.
Musienl
lrognun
..oberge.
Ii
addition
to
enjoying;
Mr.
i
anvy
am
Plain
.
v.
.
Wh-
Pollard's
instructive
address,
the
;.lrs.
v.
Cratwoi.,
cohm
notyaaiila-l
"yro
Club
and
its
guests
revelled
ted
by
Mesdatuts
i.
t..
noui-1
i
a
de'ightful
hour
of
music
with
.li:rtn.
Mi
.er.
ii.
..
iNiffary,
I
lie
C:;itol
Theatre
Orchestra,
.
H.
Meat
her,
A.
UMi,a4ia
and
I
in.er
the
leadership
of
Jack
da
.i.
ivueuuzo.
Jauseerand
in
attendance.
There;
Hon
e
C'
oking
ai
1
liOtdoga
.er
many
orchestral
selectioaa
Mrs.
liiain,
coneuur,
aa4tgBd
by
n1
the
projjnm
also
iacladed
...
...U..:.
e
'.
jue.
i
.
Fwtune.JvioMnfello
selections
by
Will
EdVj
..
Ii
..ii
'a
i
.d
Misi
A.
aVfferge.
mundi
with
Ewart
Lyon
and
Char,
Candy
Booth
Mr.
Hugh
lie
Balagno
accompanying
in
turn
.
n;iui.
.nv
or.
aiisi.
d
by
Mas-
There
was
also
a
trio
by
Mr.
Ed-
..ime
i.
1'.
McDomM
and
Le-
munds,
Mr.
Lyon
and
A.
X.
Nsch-
vei,ii,.
ind,
Missis
Poi.yjMDBia,
bar.
"flute.
Kose
Couture.
Margaft
t
lanXoo-
Guests
at
the
luncheon
included
ten
and
Maty
Astoria.
I
Mr.
Pollard,
Mr.
Edmunds,
Mr.!
i'Uli.
iirH.
A.
Xi.
McLean,
Lyon,
Mr.
Naclibar,
Mra.
,d
conveno:
,
a.ttisted
by
Mesdames
aerand,
George
Maddama,
William
.
'...w
ir.
C,
Brady
mmi
Kin-
Beaumont.
Fred
Wella.
William
kade.
Mitchell.
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholla.
W.
'
ouiuiy
Store-1
'
ighta
of
M.
Atkinson
(Montreal),
R
Jack-
Columbus
in
charge,
.taapted
by
son
(Premier),
M.
P.
McCaffery.
Mrx
D.
Stork.
Mls
l.
BoQraast,
j
Thomas
McClymont,
George
II.
Ar-j
Mm.
s.
r.atchar,
Mrs.
(.
W.
NicV
nott,
'A.
A.
Easson.
I
i
r.non,
Miaaen
Lorna
Mlatra.i,
j
President
L.
W.
VVaugh
occupied
B.
(
urtin
and
Ruth
Cilljftev
the
chair
and
expressed
the
apprej
Tea
Room
Mrs.
O.
Bsnr.
r?-ioi
the
club
to
the
speaker
lonvt'iior.
and
the
artists.
I
9wm
,.99W
K9mw9mm
De
tachment
to
You
Can
Make
These
Delicious
Candies
f
CHOCOLATE
TRU7FIXS
Ucan
Eagle
Brand
Condensed
Milk
If
pound
sweet
chocolate
Lump
of
butter
size
of
walnut
H
teaspoon
vanilla
Melt
chocolate
in
a
double
boiler.
Remove
frora
fire,
add
butter,
then
connensod
milk
and
vanilla,
stirring
welL
As
soon
as
mixture
begins
to
thicken,
drop
from
point
of
spoon
onto
a
boHercd
platter
or
baking
short.
Half
nuts
may
be
placed
on
thi
-u.
chocolate
tirips,
rr
;h
;.
nay
1
rolicil
in
chopped
nt:t
n:
'ats,
chocolate
"
-prickle
"ohoco-late
shots),
or
&.-ted
stable
L.
R.
P.
Dickson
of
Mc
1
his
afternoon
there
will
be
j
Bride
is
to
come
to
Prince
George
aincing
by
Mrs.
M.
Aivazoff
and
an
entirely
new
program
will
be
rendered
in
the
evening
and
the
Grand
Drawing
of
prises
will
also
take
place.
The
Westholme
Or
they're
different,
rich
without
cloying
sweet-ness,
deliciously
smoothl
Easily
and
quickly
made
with
Eagle
Brand
Sweetened
Condensed
Milk,
and
economical,
too.
Write
to
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver,
for
free
booklet
containing
more
tested
recipes,
sent
free
on
request.
Vnr
CnfToo
E1
Brand
'replaces
cream
and
L
OT
L,Onee
wr,
u
Js
body
and
a
richer
flavor
I
EAGLE
BRAND
SWEETENED
CONDENSED
CHANGES
IN
NORTHERN
POLICE
OFFICERS
ARE
Milk
Sen-ice
who
has
been
transferred
to
the
city
detachment
in
Prince
Rupert.
OFFICIALLY
ANN3UNCE0
Pouce
Coupe
"headquarter,
is
j
i
transferred
to
Prince
George
dis-
.
'
.
,
.
.
.
trict
headquarters
and
Constable
A
number
of
transfers
among
from
Price
George
provincl
lpol.ee
officers
in
headqtt,rter,
to
Pouce
northern
Br.tish
Columb!
are
an-
dlitJ
haJUjquJkrtr,.
Munc
.
The
transfer
of
Constable
Constable
Hugh
McGlinchy.
for-
Thomas
Camm
from
Prince
Rupert
!
snarly
-of
the
old
city
force
in
district
headquarters
to
Fort
St
.Prince
Rupert,
is
being
moved
John
in
the
Peace
River
country
earns
ity
4s
has
already
been
announced.
McBride
whilo
Con-;
.
C.
H.
Orme
is
sailing
tonight
Conatable
H.
L.
McKenny
of
by
the
Prince
Rupert
en
a
bawl-Giscotne
is
moved
to
Terrace
to.r.s
trip
to
Vancouver
and
the
place
of
Constable
Sanatoria.
mmMmmm
GNCifi
there
were
two
men
who
kept
shop.
Both
ibtspacepert
were
m
the
s.me
mode
of
busmess,
.
but
their
methods
differed
widely.
In
bet
it
was
only
a
matter
of
time,
a
.short
time,
before
one
must
elate.
i
,
i
i
i
.
i
i
j'Jf
J
prosperous,
rus
store
mxco
neat
ana
cxan,
sprw,
mm
and
colorful,
with
a
front
that
bespoke
quality
.
ane
service.
Now
this
shookeepcr
was
a
great
ccanmusskv
booster.
His
bid
for
patrtnag
was
based
on
Klltng
m
,T
custorrers
the
products
of
his
local
industries
fast,
fie
h
"
chimed
that
the
industries
in
his
locality
employed
men
who
earned
wages,
who
spent
wages,
and
kept
others
employed.
Kis
ret
theory
was,
the
mote
of
Pat's
mouse
traps
be
sold
the
more
Pat
must
oake,
and
the
mote
Pat
would
earn
to
buy
goods
from
him,
the
wise
shcktepet.
K
;.
And
so
be
succeeded
and
became
prceperous
and
PopuM
and
bis
philosophy
and
aist
cousisd
spread
rapidly.
How,
there
s
a
moral
tc
this
story:
--
Every
dollar
paid
for
foreign
made
good
departs
from
your
bomeJandnemtttetura;
but;
each
dclkrtfAiitii
for
a
B.C.
product
raaains
in
British
-SUumbii
mA.
quickly
tcmt
in
value.
It
enriches
industry,
"easturati
employment
and
mtroduees
proaperity
into
tJht
Isamaj
of
the
workers.
''
TTlu
M
At
rami
fJaatiuwrnt
of
a
vtki
muthorttt
in
tW
BC
heietU
sVimii
ol
Uw
Vancauxn
Botti
,
Of
Trsot
is
IBS
Mtstciii
cj
tht
manictumi
staufc
ColuiaSM.
BE
PROUDTO
BUY.kJ
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