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PAGE
EIGHT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1
A
MY
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
Thany.
7htoJu.
Domcilie
Sclenca
Counselor
Giving
Vegetables
New
Frilla
If
your
family
inclines
to
a
diet
of
meat
and
bread
and
potatoes,
youH
have
to
lure
them
into
the
vegetable
habit
by
subtle,
feminine
wiles.
Let
your
vegetables
appear
in
new
guises,
their
downright,
honest
virtues
adorned
with
all
the
trimmings
of
new
sauces
and
new
flavors
that
your
imagination
can
devise.
Remember
it
isn't
the
girl
with
the
commonsense
shoes
and
the
mannish
tie
that
wins
hearts.
I
ligh
among
the
vegetables
to
which
we
owe
allegiance
is
spinach.
Rich
in
iron,
rich
in
vitamins,
it
should
be
eaten
much
more
often
than
it
is.
Yet
somehow
noses
turn
up
at
the
word
"spinach."
I
blame
the
cook.
I
wonder
if
she
has
served
it
au
gratin,
with
a
hol-landaise
sauce,
as
a
salad
with
mayonnaise,
or
combined
with
onions
or
leeks
and
cream
sauce
in
a
most
tempting
puree.
The
Sauce
It
the
Secret
A
fine
cream
sauce
is
times
innumerable
the
making
of
a
vegetable
dish.
There's
practically
nothing
it
doesn't
well
with,
practically
nothing
that
So
oesn't
take
on
added
deliciousness
if
your
sauce
is
a
really
good
one.
I
have
a
recipe
that
is
really
wonderful
richer,
smoother,
creamier,
more
delicious
in
flavor
by
far
than
the
ordinary
recipe.
It's
made
with
Carnation
Milk.
Of
course
you
know
that
Carnation
Milk
is
more
dependable
certain
to
be
pure
and
sweet
which
ordinary
milk
Isn't
always.
But
for
Cream
Sauces
there
are
certain
other
qualities
particularly
advantageous.
One
is
the
double
cream
content
of
Carnation
Milk,
which
when
you
use
it
undiluted,
gives
a
sa
ice
twice
as
rich
in
cream
as
ordinary
milk.
Then
there
is
its
"homogenization."
"Homogenized"
milk
has
all
the
cream
globules
broken
up
into
very
minute,
particles;
these
tiny
cream
particles
distribute
themselves
all
through
the
milk
instead
of
rising
to
the
top.
Every
drop
of
milk
is
rich
in
cream,
and
imparts
its
richness
to
the
cooking
in
which
it
is
used.
In
addition,
"homogenization'""
gives
a
notable
improvement
to
texture
sauces
are
creamier,
cakes
finer
textured,
ice
creams
smoother
and
richer.
If
you
haven't
tried
Carnation
Milk
you
are
missing
a
really
important
cooking
aid.
Remember,
it's
just
the
purest
of
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
sterilized
for
safe
keeping.
Write
for
"My
Hundred
Favorite
Recipes."
It's
free.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited,
131
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Baited
Cauliflower
Prepare
by
soaking
in
water
with
1
tbsp.
vinegar
and
1
tsp.
salt.for
15
minutes.
Cook
whole,
stem
up,
in
boiline
salted
water
for
7
minutes.
Put
in
oiled
baking
dish,
cover
with
Carnation
Cream
Sauce,
buttered
crumbs
and
grated
cheese.
Brown
in
moderate
oven.
CarnationScallopedCabbage
Put
layers
of
boiled
cabbage
in
baking
dish
alternating
with
layers
of
Carnation
Cream
Sauce,
chips
of
bacon,
ham,
green
peppers
and
cheese.
Sprinkle
with
crated
cheese
and
buttered
crumbs.
Brown
in
moderate
oven.
Carnation
Cream
Sauce
Melt
2
tbsp.
butter
in
top
of
double
boiler
;
add
1
Up.
salt,
few
grains
pepper
and
2
tbsp.
flour;
blend
without
browning.
Add
1
cup
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
1
cup
water
or
meat
stock;
cook
over
hot
water
10
minutes,
stirring
occasionally.
Makes
Creamier
Cream
Sauces
Produced
la
Canada
THE
sauce
is
the
secret
of
delicious
creamed
vegetables
and
Carnation
Milk
is
the
secret
of
the
perfect
cream
sauce.
Carnation
is
double-rich
and
creamy-smooth.
You
can't
help
getting
better
results
with
it.
(See
recipes
above)
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Coiw"
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
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from
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STEAnlSHIP
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all
Hnt.
UiMlrni
C'unada,
I'nltrd
State.
AGENCY
ALL
OCEAN
HTEAMSllll
LINES
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert
Phone
260
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News3
TIE
CONTRACTS
1"THE
DOCKS
OF
NEW
YORK"
TO
BE
SMALLER1
CLASSED
AS
BIG
SUCCESS
Major
G.
P.
MncLnren,
General
TimberAsentforCN.il.,
Announces
j
superintendent.
'throughout
the
I
RIGHT
TO
ADDRESS
BOARD
OF
TRADE
WAS
MENTIONED
LAST
NIGHT
At
the
Board
of
Trade
meeting
last
night,
President
Gonzales
explained
the
incident
complained
of
by
J.
C.
Brady
to
which
he
had
uiwm
inv
ujt
i
u
nan
iiiavtc
ilKUUKIl
th4
president
of
the
Conservative
Association
and
he
had
.promised
the
board
that
there
would
be
no
poit!cal
discussions
there1
while
?
was;
president.
It
had
been
charged
that
the
Board
of
Trade
was
simply
a
political
club
and
he
wanted
to
make
it
clear
this
was
not
tne
case.
Mr.
Brady
in
opening
his
speech
referred
to
the,
matter.
He
thought
the
hoard
ought
to
hear
what
he
had
to,
say
on
the
important
questions
which
he
had
taken
up.
Mutual
courtesies
were
exchanged
and
the,
incident
ended.
IJAMS!
I
i
7
tins
..$1.00
SWEET
MIXED
PICKLES
Qts
,
a
.0fC
SOUR
MIXED
PICKLES
QU
W
AH
These
Goodn
of
the
Rest
dual-
ity
and
RrnndH.
Get
Your
1
Requirements
Early.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
617-423
6th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
P.
0.
Box
675.
Unusual
Melodrama
of
Waterfront
Life
at
Capitol
Tonight
Only
VTh
dock
nf
New
York"
is
the-
I
In
the
course
of
a
recent
tour
or
titie
of
the
paramount
picture
the
central
interior
for
the
pur-
starring
George
Bancroft
which
pose
of
getting
in
touch
with
ex-
be
tne
featUre
attraction
at
tensive
operations
carried
out
by
tne
Capitol
theatre
tonight,
nearly
150
separate
contractors,
The
new
picture
done
by
the
pop-
i
major
u.
r.
juciaren,
general
ue
uar
8tar
is
from
....
oriarlnal
screen
localiterritpry.
Major
"MacDsrehi
lnree
1'owcr
Tugs
to
Make
Con
was
Accomrfanicd
through
this
dis-
ceni
run
on
r
ishing
Schooner
lrict
by
Olof
Hanson,
head
of
the
1)ate
n
High
Tide
Today
Hanson
Timber
&
Lumber
Co.,
and
'.of
the
locul
branch
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.,
announced
this
morn-ling
that
an
attempt
would
be
made
Jon
the
high
tide
at
noon
today
to
;
refloat
the
big
American
halibut
jnohooner
Doric,
which
piled
up
on
Kinuhnn
island
in
a
blinding
snowstorm
on
Tttemii.'
morning
and
was
badly
damaged.
Three
power
tugs
Salvage
Princess,
Red
Boy
vessel
off
the
rocks.
Intra
hava
lizam
aslti
taken
at
the
the
exception
meeting
alongBide
,n
ot6er
to
b
llMS
ve
?t
T
nBA
f'
J
XT?
Ml
"P
in
th
event
f
hr
being
that
Mr.
Brady
be
allowed
to
ad-
freed
she
wi
thpn
h
into
the
local
dry
dock
Of
the
30.0W
pounds
of
halibut
n
the
Doric,'
8,000
pounds,
not
affected
by
water
or
oil,
was
salvaged-
and
sold
as
aecandicttua
fish.
3
.
CAPTAIN
tyJIER
WAS
ONE
WH9
HELPED
BUILD
CLIPPER
CUTTY
3ARK
Ciiptain
Wm.
Oliver,
who
has
been
visiting
the
city,
GO
years
ago
worked
in
the
shipyard
in
Great
Britain.
He
worked
in
the
(moulding
lof
when
the
famous
J.
Callaghah,
who
wa
former-1
Cuttv
srk
waa
built
and
fastened
Ir
chief
engineer
for
Foley.
'th
fiirure-heai
on
that
well
known
Welch
&
Stewart,
in
conatruc-j
le
clipper,
tion
of
the
Grand
Trunk
T"""
j
Railway
out
of
Prince
Rupert
and
is
now
deputy
minister
of,
railways
In
the
Alberta
govern-;
raent.
will
probably
be
'.one
of,
the
men
chosen
to
survey
the,
Pactfir
Great
Eastern
Railway;
with
which
he
was
Identified
ln;
construction
days.
I
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine,
Limited
FOR
SALE
HY
TENDER
Sealed
tender
will
bt
tvoelved
by
tht
Hnderalgned
u
AjfcnU
lor
the
Owatra
at
9B4
8t
Jamra
Street,
Uantreal.
until
noon
April
nwi,
1999.
for
the
purahaaa
of
the
follow!
na;
ataamera:
Tuialaia
to
be
bated
on
acceptance
of
the
reapeetlv
veaaalt
In
their
preaent
eondltlotv
and
loeated
at
Vancouver.
B.C.
Any
atoraa
cr
bunker
00a
that
may
be
on
board
excluded:
S.
S.
"Canadian
Coaater,"
aacertalnad
deadwelRht
capuclty
8039
tone,
built
1991
.
S.
S.
"C.r.dJaa
Uorar,"
aeoeetaiaed
deadweight
eanaelta?
9M
tops,
built
1930
0.
9-
"Canadian
Observer."
aaoertaln
STRAWDEItKY
JAM
1
70c
ed
deeweHrht
capacity
3983
ton.
I
hull
IflOn
iRASPDEUKY
JAM
Is
66e
-
ICIIBIUIY
JAM-ls
70cCONI)ITIONS:-
1
1
BLACKUEHItY
JAM
1
60c
Tender,
may
be
submitted
for
one
or
.
,A
1
more
of
the
three
van
Ida.
render
mual
GHEENGAGE
JAM-4a
cbe
teoomp.nlod
tor
ASSORTED
JAMS
la,
glass
80c
oant
(8vi
of
the
amount
of
the
tender.
CLIMAX
ASSORTED
JAMS-.
Ech
:
uarlne,
Umlted.
and
aocepfced
by
a
Oa-
UR
AID'S
BEST
COFFEE
Inadlan
chartered
bank.
The
hie
heft
or
2
bs
$1.26any
Under
not
neeeaaartly-accepted
.
Free
Plana
and
apeciftcatlona
of
steamera
can
1
1
Tpanot
ieniio
1
.
!
be
aeen
and
parUoulara
of
delivery
a-
HEINZ
CREAM
TOMATO
SOUP
ewuinod
on
appllcaUon
to
the
Unoer-
9
tins
$1.00
alined,
or
Mr.
B.
C.
Keejey.
Pacific
Ooaet
Manager,
at
Vancouver.
Name
of
r
k
tttitiL't
t
c
TOVATft
nilP
LAdllDLliUd
.
w
www-
.
must
be
chanted
before
tlie
transfer
la
eomletl.
D.
O.
WOOD.
Actlnf
Oeneral
Manager.
Canadian
Oovemment
Merchant
Mrtoe
LIMlted
Dr
Alexander
PHONE
B7S
nrsNKit
IJLOCK
DENTIST
BjaaaaPfnJITEC
people:
those
who
live
In
the
dark
pits
of
steamships,
and
those
who
furnish
their
social
life
when
they
reach
port.
An
exceptional
supporting
cast
iand
timber
agent
for
the
Canadian
Btory
written
by
John
Monk
Saun-
has
been
thrown
around
Buncrofl
National
Railways
with
head
quarters
in
Montreal,
intimated
l
that
district
tie
contractors
might
I
expect
considerably
reduced
I
orders
for
1930.
For
a
number
of
years
the
railway
has
been
buying
:to
establish
a
surplus
of
ties
in
'order
that
dried
ties
might
be
used
instead
of
"rushing
the
green
ties
Into
the
roadbed.
This
,
surplus,
Major
MacLaren
stated,
j
has
now
been
provided,
and,
in
,
future,
the
company's
tie
requirements
would
be
on
a
smaller
scale.
Lust
year,
contractors
having
lived
faithfully
up
to
their
contract,
there,
was
a,
considerable
over-production
tiers,
celebrated
author
of
"Wings"
and
"The
Legion
of
the
Condemned",
two
aviation
epics
produced
by
Paramount
which
;went
the
country
by
storm.
"The
Docks
of
New
York"
is
an
entirely
new
and
different
kind
of
story.
It
revolves
lives
and
loves
of
a
in
his
latest
picture.
.
Betty
Comp-
aon
has
the
featured
supporting
role.
Her
return
to
the
Paramount
fold
in
this
picture
is
marked
by
a
good
characterization.
Baclanova,
the
fiery
Russian
actress,
has
a
prominent
role,
and
around
the!
adds
another
laurel
to
her
rapidly
little
herd
of
i
ncreasing
list.
TO
FLOAT
BOAT
OFF
THE
ROCKS
RE-ORGANIZATION
OF
ELKS'
LODGE
GOING
ALONG
SUCCESSFULLY
Efforts
that
are
being
made
by
Grand
Organizer
P.
A.
Mlquelon
to
re-organize
the
bcal
Elks'
lodge
bear
promise
of
being
very
successful
in
restoring
the
organiza-
W.
H',,TQbey.,aiNyR
divisional
aPl-
w.
l
Armour,
manager
,ti0n
to
its
former
stronir
Dositlon
Last
night
a
meeting
of
the
lodge
was
held
with.
Acting
Exalted
Ruler
Bert
Morgan
in
the
chair
and
Mr.
Mftjuelon
the
chief
sneak
er.
No
less
than
20
candidates
were
balloted
upon
and
accepted.
Efforts
are
also
being
made
to
iuive
former
Elks
restored
to
.the
roster.
and
Bertha
G.
were
to
make
a
mi
n
cnrii
rime
concerted
pull
In
the
effort
to
take
uLl
01
ELL
LIU'J
ie
fishing
Drums
and
UP
IN
RAIN
TODAY
Wet
Snow
J
ell
This
Morning
an
IUrupit'ler
Dropped
and
Wind
Went
Into
South
it
tpbfced'thls
morning
at
though
he
cold
apell
which
has
been
experienced
here
this
week
might
break
today.
There
was
a
fresh
I
fall
of
wet
snow
early
thia
mora
,ing
which
was
apparently
turning
'ii
I
into
rain.
The
wind
had
swung
,
to
the
south
since
yesterday
and
the
barometer
was
droppte
ather
fast.
.
V
Heart
Trouble
Hands
and
Feet
Numb
and
Cold
Mrs.
Wm.
Fowler,
Auburn,
Ont.,
writes:
"Hveral
years
sco
I
wm
troubled
with
my
heart
and
nerves,
o
bad,
at
tiaw.
my
hand
would
heroine
numb
and
mid.
I
took
d,x
tor's
medicine,
for
a
while,
lit
it
did
me
little
or
oo
good.
I
biiiKti''t
to
see
advertieod
and
atarted
Uking
tbera
at
onre,
and
rontinued
for
atitne
time,
and
since
then
I
hare
bad
no
return
M
my
trouble."
rrioa
60c.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
nuiilcl
direct
on
receipt
of
price
by
The
T.
Miiburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
Ont
W'k
Have
Just
Received
a
Largo
Shipment
of
.MEN'S
AND
HOYS'
M
M
aster
echanic
Shirts
and
Overalls
Union
Made
These
will
be
Hold
at
my
reasonable
prices.
Also,
remember,
there
Ib
it
30'.'
drop
in
all
lines
of
rubber
goods.
We
sell
Amai-Holden
and
McCready
and
Northern
rubbers,
and
will
give
you
the
benefit
of
thia
30
per
cent
drop.
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
Saturday,
April
r
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thrilling
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front
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Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
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AND
CEDAR
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load
vtl4
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load
$6.50
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sack
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wood-cuttings,
large
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