PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
ixi'.iv?
Thursday,
NW,,,
New
s
an
d
v
lews
In
The
Wor
of
Sport
CALLED
A
"PINEAPPLE":
GROTTO
WINS
.
Around
The
yorId
Seagram
With
Sport
Fans
IN
BILLIARDS
tti$
Tlie
Tramp)
(
(
74
The
oldest
stocKs
01
"Whiskey
xv
GovettvmexvV
Clorifying
the
Lowly
Potato
I
sometimes
think
that
we
take
potatoes
as
we
do
some
women
very
much
for
granted
until
we
bee
them
alT'dressed
up"
and
realize
for
the
first
time
how
intriguing
they
really
are.
You
know
how
much
you
enjoy
the
less
ordinary
versions
of
potatoes
in
a
good
rertauant
the
feathery
nothingness
of
potato
souffle,
the
rich
savor
of
potatoes
O'Brien
au
pa
tin,
the
crisp
shoestring
potatoes.
Why
not
vary
your
own
program
a
trifle?
In
Potato
Recipes
Milk
Plays
a
Vital
Part
Whether
you
serve
potatoes
Del-monioo
layers
of
creamed
potatoes
and
cheese
browned
in
a
baking
dish
mashed
potatoes
of
a
fluffy
lightness,
creamily
scalloped,
on
the
half
shell,
or
au
gratm,
the
most
important
thing
is
the
quality
of
milk
you
use.
I
have
learned
through
long
experience
that
by
using
Carnation
Milk
I
get
a
creamy,
rich
smoothness
that
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
There's
very
good
reason
for
this
superiority.
Carnation
is
milk
of
the
very
fciest,
most
dependable
quality-pure,
whole
milk
from
selected
herds.
It's
sterilized
to
keep
it
pure
and
wholesome,
protecting
you
from
the
spoiled
dial
tea
that
result
when
you
use
milk
of
doubtful
freshness.
Besides
that
Carnation
Milk
has
a
very
wonderful
special
quality.
It's
''homogenized"
the
cream
content
broken
up
into
minute
particles
and
distributed
all
through
the
milk,
giving
every
single
drop
its
share
of
cream
a
V
SSI
-J
Kuiiiii
JOSEPH
E.
SEAGRAM
&
SONS,
LIMITED
WATERLOO,
CANADA
Distillers
Since
1857
"83
m
nv.
tiffin
WHISKEY
JWk.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayeti
oy
in
Liquor
Cntrol
Board
or
by
the
l'oveniniiit
oi
British
rulnmhi
DISTURBING
THE
ECHO
The
tourists,
having
lunched
at
the
hotel,
climbed
to
the
top
of
the
famous
Echoing
Mountain.
There
they
saw
an
old
man
sitting
on
a
rock,
a
telescope
a
yard
long
in
his
hands.
Every
few
minutes
he
would
let
out
a
series
of
loud
whoops.
The
puzzled
tourists
looked
jand.
listened
for
a
long
time.
(Then
they
went'
up
to
the
old
man,
and
one
of
them
said,
'"Why
do
you
keep
on
looking
through
your
telescope
and
then
yelling
as
if
you
were
hurt?"
'
The
old
man
answered
impatiently,
"If
you
talk
to
me
you'll
distract
my
attention,
and
I'll
lose
my
job.
I'm
the
echo
for
ithis
'ere
Mil!"
Tourist
Guide.
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
Th&ty.
7bleJct.
Domcitlc
Science
Conmclor
double
share
in
fact,
for
Carnation
is
evaporated
to
double
richness.
This,
generous
proportion
of
cream
in
Carnation
Muk
effects
a
genuine
economy
in
saving
butter.
"Ilomogeiuzation
also
gives
a
rich,
creamy
smoothness
that
improves
the
quality
of
all
cookery
in
which
Carnation
is
used.
Here
I've
given
two
potato
recipes.
You
11
find
others
in
the
Carnation
Cook
Book
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Recipes."
It's
free.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited,
131
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver.
RC.
Carnation
Potatoes
oh
the
.Half
Shell
0
smooth,
medium
sized
potatoes,
2
tbsp.
butter,
salt,
pepper.
6
tbsp.
Car-nation
Milk,
2
tbsp.
water,
white
of
1
egg,
2
tbsp.
grated
cheese.
Bake
potatoes
in
hot
oven
for
about
45
minutes.
Cut
cap
from
side
of
each;
scoop
out
and
mash
potato;
add
seasonings,
hot
diluted
Carnation
Milk
and
beaten
egg
white;
refill,
sprinkle
with
cheese,
brown
in
oven
for
about
8
minutes.
Carnation
Scalloped
Potatoes
0
medium
sized
potatoes,
li
tsp.
salt,
pepper,
3
tbsp.
butter,
M
cup
Carnation
MQk
diluted
with
1)(
cups
water,
2
tbsp.
flour.
Scald
diluted
milk
in
double
boiler.
Pare
potatoes,
soak
and
cut
in
Ji-inch
slices;
place
layer
of
potatoes
in
buttered
baking
dish,
season,
dredge
with
flour,
dot
with
butter;
repeat;
add
milk
to
cover.
Bake
till
soft
in
350
F.
oven.
For
Anything
Creamed
Troduccd
Is
Ctnttt
WHETHER
it's
creamed
vegetables
or
creamed
fish-creamy
Carnation"
Milk
makes
all
the
difference
in
the
results.
Keep
Carnation
always
on
hand
for
all
cooking.
It
keeps.
It
saves
butter.
(See
recipes
above)
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Com"
That
is
slang
for
bomb,
and
this
is
one
thut
was
di
-covered
in
Chit-ago
after
thu
fuse
had
failed
to
firz
on
account
of
snow.
It
is
1G
sticks
of
PlONEEKS
ENJOY
SOCIAL
ana
music,
delicious
ments
being
served.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were:
Whist
men's
first,
II.
B.
Eastman;
ladies
first,
Mrs.
ill.
B
Eastman;
men's
second,
Rod.
Mc-
Defeated
(iranJ
Terminals
by
Good
Margin
Firt
Division.
Fixture
Cretin
we.
last
night's
first
division
billiard
fixture
over
the
Grai:d
Terminals
by
a
Score
of
12(f
to
1071.
The
Terminals
lost
but
two
games
but
were
badly
beaten
in
these,
thus
accounting
for
their
severe
defeat.
High
breaks
of
the
evening
were
69
and
57
by
W.
II.
Long.
Individual
scores:
A.
A.
Easson
(Grotto).
280:
W.
II.
Long
Grand
terminals);
i50.
Fred
Stephens
247,
W.
J.
Nelson
aso.
Be
Blown
220,
C.
P.
BaWgno
2oD
I
A,
Donald
260.
Ben
Self
188.
.
W.
B.
Williscroft
200,
John
Bulger'M.
Hen
Serf
(Grand
Terminals),
won
Delightful
Function
Last
Night
over
J.
Campbell
(Cold
Storage)
at'
'Home
df
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
200
to
177.
in
a
deferred,
second
N".
Mussallem
division
game,
making
the
.total
-
score
oh
mat
week's
fixture
902
to
The
Prince
Rupert
Pioneer's
83
in
favor
of
the
Cold
Storage.
Lexid;
'ladles
second;
Mrs.
F.
W.
msn-HarL
!
S.
D.
Bridge
medVr'flrsti
S.
M.
New-
Bulger,
totf
laMfe
fTtst,
Mr.
J.
C.
Bed-
die.'
'
"
"
"
I
Theft:
w
speChe
by
Mr.
JNetvW
Arid
'seveW1'
others
and
Hhe
pr6gM"rn'efi&
'violin
solo
!
bV
Miss
''
Catherine
Mussallem;
i
pla'hd
stSio.
Miss
Watkta
Mttssal-llem,
jHttf
ttWllatfWn
h
Mrs.
3.
0.
n'ferltk.
'
i
At
midnight;
the
proceedings
were
brooght
to
a
dose
with
the
Cleveland
has
bought
Dick
.Per--v
fftm
Baltimore
for
$30,000
and
two
players.
The
Dunn
es
-ate
did
not
wait
for
the
returi.
-f
ty
CobB
from
the
Orient
t
onlfaV
his
bid
fbr
tKl
Orioli
players,
franchise
and
park,
,ltj
hey
continue
to
dismantle'
thi
-earn
the
Georgian
may
look
else
where
for
an
investment
and
tha:
wotilH
be
a
loss
to
the
International
League.
The
Clevelanc
club
snt
President
Billy
Evans
out
to
the
Pacific
Coast
to
deal
or
Outfielders
Sned
Jolley
and
ilarl
Averill
of
the
San
Francisco
.earn.
Averill
was
bought
for
$60,000
and
two
players.
The
pair
that
go
from
Cleveland
to
laltiuere
must
be
satisfactory
to
haf
elub
or
they
mar
be
returned
o
Cleveland
at
$6,000
itffcjh'.
Bntry
of
Percy
William
jOA
.Vancouver
in
th
MUlrose
A.C.
track
meet
at
New
York
in
February
has
brought
Bob
McAllister
out
of
retirement.
TJie
"Plying
Cop,"
upon
his
reUlrn
from
Association
held
a
delightful
so-
There
is
still
an
outstaying
,
Amsterdam,
said
that
he
would
cial
evenjng
last
night
at
the
e
between
A.
Murray
(Oana-j
never
run
again.
In
the
100-hoine
of
Mr.
aUd
Mrs.
N.
Mussal-
d,n
Letfion)
and
C.
P.
Balagno
metre
event
at
the
Olympics,
Mc-Jem,
Fourth
Avenue
West.
Bridge
(Cold
Storage)
to
be
played
in
last
iAllteter
was
the
lone
sprinter
to
and
whfst
was
enjoyed
and
there
week's
first
division
ffceture.
!ed
Williams
to
the
tape
in
the
wa
a-brief
program
of
speeches
L.ine-ups
for
tonights
tmcond
qualifying
heat
It
was
in
the
refresh-
uiTiaiun
nmure
are
as
iouowa:
semi-final
that
the
New
Yorker
M.
M.
McLachlan
(Grotto)
vs.,oeat
the
Canadian
comet,
and
W.
Mitchell
(Grand
Terminals).
Inualled
the
Olympic
record.
In
W.
E.
Williscroft
vs.
Bon
Self,
the
final
the
fleet
poliMman
pul-J.
BeesJey
vs.
W.
II.
Jarraan.
11
TtialA
In
Vila
t
kish
m1
George
Howe
vs.
C.
L.
Young-,
finished
lame.
Macdonald
va.
John
I
nnnrer
rn,Tiinpn
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
ENJOYED
i
minals.
Whist
league:
I
aruiu
riAiutua
i
FOR
THE
WEEK
Krickson;
Moose
vs
New.
...Baa-press
Club;
Seal
Cove
vs
St.
Friday
Basketball:
I
CHRISTMAS
SEAL
Christmas
Seals
similar
to
t
h
above
only
in
colors
are
ag;ii:i
being
sold
this
year
by
the
Tran
qullle
Tubercolosls
Society
f"
the
purpose
of
financing
the
wor..
of
investigating
curable
cases
tubereolofcis,
stx-inv
that
the
pnt
sinrfri
of
"Thev
are
Jollv
Good'..
lLsgue,
Aauve
sons
or
caiKdif.ai
wmnt
Prfl".-,lAv.hleWet.Wh.
1
rm
"ra'or.o
Music
Given
i
V8
Port
Simpson;
Intermediate.
Mas
er
of
old
friends
hu
concludlne.
In
.n
w"h
F-r
vs
C.
N.
R.;,
L
.hg4esv,
MM
Organ
Accompaniment
KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR
Y'esterday
was
guest
day
at
the
'
inruruiiHL
NkilklVlU.
IlANPF
vaiml
Ud,,,,
M
Club
and
in
order
to
,ccon)odllte
all
who
witM
te
attend
and
to
get
the
use
of
the
Present
ae
Eninvahln
pine
orcan.
bhe
meetinir
wu
hll
Function
in
l.O.D.E.
Hall
in
the
Anfliean
Cathedral,
a
Last
Evening
'considerable
number
of
visitors
attending
and
enjoying
the
event
A
delightful
informal
dance
Y?.ry
muchw
Tb
orn
waB
held
last
night
in
the
l.O.D.E.
S?'8S
L!,nl'te
played
Hall
by
officers
and
members
of
wn
McoPnim
nta
for
vi.nti,
u.
4
u.i..l...
'he
singers,
were
much
unttreela-
Templar.
Each
member
of
the
and
ln
fact
ihe
who,
Pro-nrnin
rn.miit-A
k-
fMm
was
excellent.
He
sub-
one
Masonic
niest
and
there
s'1
was
Oratria
anisic
vhleh;
about
eighty
persons
presort.
.'
Jk"r1
frM
r-a:-ArKSsamtr
w
rh
Atted-
rorodWrl)
fin
ill
M
UierconHAitt-
Uy
charge
ano
""'"'
TlV??
lV,ow
I
-n
E
.
VfeaajV'.
i
.
I
I
isaagsaea
"I
tMaAfla
IJn
e
I
iA
n
inwmuera
0C.
Uid
Jtaoirnittea
svere
.r'-VT'
TrTr
'
..
.
S.
a
Parker
A.
E.
Batett-Jones
vo"
T
.
?C,,
l.
'Me'
nnd
irfiv.
rOiVine..
MnaJis
ndel
s
"Meaaiah,"
Mra.
Jarvis
fby
ArSrmfil'h
Orcliostra
and
d.
licious
refreshments
were
served
at
midnight.
HOLD
FOUR
SESSIONS
ONTARIO
LEGISLATURE
1
Vocal
Solo
"0
Rest
in
the
MsffiUaaohn's
"Elijah,"
Miss
L.
M.
Hailtwell.
Organ
Setoefed,
Miss
M.
Lancaster.
Vocal
Duet
"I
Waited
for
the
Lord,"
Mendelssohn's
"Hymn
of
Praise,"
Mra.
F.
Allen
ami
Mrs;
M.
Blott.
TORONTO.
Nov.
29.
Premier
Solo
"I
Know
that
my
Re-
Ferguson
has
abandoned
the
dwrner
Liveth,"
Handel's
"Mes-
Concervative
policy
of
holding
isiah,"
Mrs.
J.
J.
Muldoon.
only
three
sessions
of
each
legis-
Organ
"Hallelujah
Chorus,"
lature.and,.ha8
intimated
that
j
Handel's
"Meaaiah,"
Miss
M.
Lan-there
wili"be''flour
on
this
occa-
caster.
il0ii-Jb
f?Pfted
,n
Following
the
musical
part
of
berylOiC,
and
it
is
exce
ed
the!the
proi1.am
bers
and
next
election
will
take
place
In
KUe8tH
miml
fa
the
ha
down.
STRAIGHT
FIGHT
IN
stairs
where
rofreshments
were
served.
The
guests
were
received
by
Mrs.
MeTntoth,
the
president.
Mrs.
Mcintosh
and
Mrs.
Andrew
VICTORIA
ELECTION
tea
an
tho"!
wrvK
wr6
Mrs.
Jamt's
Farquhar,
Mra.
An-
'
,i
V
i:o
l
dirt
"
v
i
'
I
.
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
2,'J.
Dr.
J.
D.
McLean
and
D.
B.
Plnkett
were
officially
nQminated
for
tht
federal
by-eleetion.
Hon.
Charle
Stewart
will
arrlte
oii
the
cTast
rioxt
week
to
take.
In
the
VIcto'HS
by-election
can
rtsHgn
on
behalf
of
Dr.
McLejlrii.
derson,
Mrs.
Blott,
Mra.
Bartlett,
Mrs.
Muldoon,
Mrs.
Darton,
illss
Haliwell
and
Miss
Leach.
The
arraasjaffleflts
for
the
day
were
in
the
hSttfta
of
'Mra.
E.
An
derson
assisted
by
Mr.
BIbtt;
.
ttiso
fj
TJrf
f
I
rutwr
aire
flfre-THKr
"return
in
tn.m
t
their'
homes'
strong
am!
u.
i;
It
Maorwwrd-stJt-aml
worth
ot
support.
n
SPORT
CHAT
The
basketball
season
at
Anyo
opened
last
week
under
promising
conditions
with
play
keen
and
large
crowd
of
fans
in
attends
ik
In
the
Senior
League,
the
Concer.
trator
won
from
the
Mechanic
by
a
score
of
26
to
18.
Th
Mine
Ladies
defeated
th
Beac:
Ladis
13
to
9
and
the
Kinky
Dinks
won
33
to
11
from
th
High
School.
A
few
familial
names
in
Prlnee
Rupert
are
seen
km
the
Anyox
line-ups
including
Helen
Calderes
and
Julia
Cal-Uerone
oW'tte
Mie
Ladies
team
Thursday
Second
Division
nd
leiM(Hr.
im.Uitf
CoaceiHrater
minarets:
o
rot
to
vs
Grand
Ter-
senior
line-up.
Grotto
vUefLjlW,AiMMTnit
GMb
-
wiH
ter
town
tomorrow
night
when
a
George's;
Knights
Of
Fythiaa,.hw
,ifaatarn(
,taapiacaodms
will
ftwMhwdfe
afen-
shsgles,
(f.Mrnre:
Mlxell
Maple
Leafs
vs
Drill
Teapi;
Jbn-
"IkoWPa'o,uT3Te,s,'"S!r.
and
Jfrs.
It.
or,
Colta
vs
High
School.
O.-
Cutlerj
Jr
sj,
flngle
ladder
R.
C.
N.
V.
IL
rtfle
range.
O.
G.
Macintyre.
-
-
.
.
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.....
71
tins
uvt'rut:.ut.
lished
or
display':
.
'
Liquor
Contrui
L
'
the
Government
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