tur(Jay,
May
25,
1929
What
my
kitchen
f
test
revealed
T
OPENEP
10
cans
of
Malkin's
Best
Fruiu--vy
1
onediffrrent-
Pcachts.
Pears.
Apricou.
Pinms.
Greengages.
Cherrin
Raspberries.
Sirawbtrries.
Loganberries.
Pineapple
and
Grapefruit.
T
he"
entire
contents
of
every
can
1
turned
out
into
individual
dishes.
There
was
a
very
noticeable
consistency
of
quality
and
a
distinctly
high
grade
of
packing
To
me
this
was
not
unusual,
indeed,
.
I
have
been
a
regular
purchaser
of
Malkin's
Best
(
canned
fruits
for
many
years.
;l
Proving
the
quality
and
firmness
of
some
of
the
'
canned
fruits
I
made
three
fruit
tellies
from
MaU
kin's
Best
Jelly
Powders,
each
of
which
turned
out
1
00
per
cent.
The
excellent
individual
flavors
of
Malkin's
Best
Jellies
are
second
only
to
theu
ng
clarity
I'd
like
you
to
try
this
recipe.
It
makes
a
delicious
dessert
Pineapple
Cup
2
cur
Miltin'i
Bit
ihtJdd
pintjppU
ysar
you
ieml
a
large
prportln
of
the
inony
ynu
EVtillY
get.
3o
much
fur
cloUilng.
So
much
for
shoes.
So
mah
for
things
to
sat
for
house
furnishings,
books
and
what
not.
Hero
is
the
way
to
get
the
nw
foryj&ur
money.
.
Ketp
a
budgOt.
Decide
what
you
can
afford
to
spend
for
caeh
item,
arid
hold
yourself
within
this
amount.
TKn
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
rwtd
advertisements
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
Is
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
the
latest
Ideas
and
Improvements.
They
help
you
to
get
more
from
each
dollar
you
have
apportioned
In
your
budget
and
so
live
belter
and
dross
better
with
the
same
Income.
,
'
The
true
purpose
of
a
budget
is
to
enable
you
to
inend;
wlsywand
only
by
wiroful
reading
of
advertising
can
you
hope
to
accomplish
thlss
result.
"
"
m.
.0
T"i
Head
advertising
regularly.
It
points
the.
way
to
better
living.
,
iuic
or
two
ofini
A
tew
Miltin'i
Bint
chmict
I
pk
Millmi
Bftt
tfd
tuttini
joly
MjW
i
pint
pjcVisc
of
Kill
in
ih
utuil
way
add
iht
rnt
of
Oi(,
iof
rMxuj
M
',
to
Mt
lad
wtvt
oa
Uyytt
Utin
whi1iip
The
true
purpose
Budget
of
'
,
4'
t
Yt-C
.
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M
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f;
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Waterfront
Whiffs
,
Visit
of
II.
M.
S.
Colombo
Big
Event
for
Coming
vcck;
(Halibut
Landings
Holding
Up;
...'
f
I
Angling
Season
Commences
helboys
on
the
waterfront
will
Have
to
shine,
up
itieir
buttons
and
pUt
'dri
their
best
clothes
next
week,'
for
the
navy
is
coming
and
there
will
be
many
visitors
along-
the
firont."
The
outstanding
event
of
the
week
will
be
the
,
yigit
to
port,
commencing
at
4
o
clock
Monday
afternoon
ahd
ending,
on
Tuesday
of
the
week
following,
of
the
speedy
British
light
cruiser
Colombo,
Cant
C.
C.
;Dob-
fS'pri,
V.C.,
D.S.O.,
attached
to
the
North
American
and
Weist
Indies
squadron.
-
-
This
is
the
second
visit
of
II.
II.
S.
Colombo
to
this
port
and
to
the
coast.
She
was
here
last
in
August
1927.
Other'
ships
of
the
same
squadron
that
have
been
here
are
the
Curlew
and
Cape
town.
The
Colombo
was
built
at
Fairfield
yards,
Govan,
Scotland,
in
l'Jis
ana
was
commissioned
a
year
later.
She
is
4,190
tons
displacement
and
has
a
speed
of
30
Lfcnots
with
40,000
horsepower
en
gines.
Her
length
is
425
feet,
beam
43-
feet,
si'"
Inches,
dr&ught
4
feet,
one
Inch.
Her
armament
cdnsislij
of
five
6inch
guns,
twij
3-lnfh
anti-aircraft
guns,
four
3-poundfrs,
and
eight
ftgrpedo
tubes.
The
compliment
ot.4he
cruiser
Is
432
and
her
officers
are
r
follows:
Captain
C.
C.
Dobson,
V.
C,
IP.
S.
O.
Lieut.-Coramander
-G
H.
Warner.
D,
S.
0.;
(NM1
M.
G.
h.
Boyle;
G.
F.
N.
Bradford;
C.
D.
Arbuthnot,
71
Lieutenant
(G)
H
I.
It.
Leigh-ton
J.
P.
Ingpen.
Engineer
Commander
II.
W.
'"
Smith.
'
Lieutenant
,
(E)
J.''
M,
Good-
!man.
;
,
.r.nt.in'i'p
.1'
nnw,m'
'
UDUMIIIli
.......
...
U
VJUUIllb
'
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.
,.
Hill..
I
Cnde-WUllfvO;:
Bf
E,,,
Com.
Gunner-j-lf.
Frh
Downing,
Canadian
halibut
landings
at
curing
the
coming
week.
I
Prices
during
the
week
avcrag-led
higher
than
for
a
few
weeks
pevious,
the
high
price
for
Cana-j
illan
fish
being
15.8c
and
7c
;
which
the
Ternen
was
paid
for
7,500
pounds
while
the
top
bid
jfor
Amoriean
halibut
was
16.6c
land
9c
offered
the
Viola
for
7,-j
000
pounda.
l)w
price's
of
the
I
week
were
12.3c
and
6c
paid
the
Canadian
Bayvicw
for
3,500
pounds
and
31c
and
6c
received
by
lhe
pounds.
i
OBlttmbTa
fMr
35.000
'
One
oH
thAIhtj
flfrws
CoastwieStLnW&'
of
Ifael
I
Clay
of
Anyox.
The
vessel
is
to
be
ready
in
a
few
weeks
time
for
the
owner
who
"usually
quits
his
mechanical
work
at
the
smelter
town,
in
the
summer,
to
go
Angling
Season
Opens
The
Victoria
Day
holiday
has
been
as
usual
the
signal
for
the
commencement
of
the
local
angling
season
and
some
half
a
dozen
or
so
boats
left
the
Yacht
Club
floats
Thursday
night
and
Fn-
ancj
day
morning
for
various
popular
I
i
n
i
i
e
haunts
in
the
neighborhood.
Some
of
the
fishermen
arc
making
a
gbod
week-end
of
it
by
taking
brer'
the
newly
installed
L7ui
k
mj
ii
jimr:u
-
-
.
i
i
.
.
.
py"-t
.
v
l
v
-
it
it
..i""5
h
',K
T7r!'
'
atetitng
owning
(Pherena
Mfetenceitr
brands.
!i!isuS2rfuU
InB
W;H.MMjiuN
LUMIJANY
LIMITED
VICTORIA
VANCOUVER
NANAIAIO
m
n
turn
100
h
p.
ensfine
in
Jus
fiower
Sub.-Lleu-T.
P.
Coode
rene
L,
tomorrow.
Mean
be
identified
with
the
medical
he
of
Prwee
Rapert
during
port
8,aff
of
the
p)rt
gim
g,,
the
week
ending
Frfday
were
Uojin:,B,
ihn
nnmin
,.
heavier
than
totalling
artrage
mer
The
SunWm
,
Iunciion.
278,400
pounds
whUc
s
it
was
about
,
we
,R
folIowing
recent
the
lightest
week
of
the
year
in
chanRe
of
engineg
volume
of
American
landings1
which
aggregated
but
3G8.700
jtounds.
The
week's
total
of
647,-100
pounds
brought
the
grand
aggregate
for
the
season
to
date
up
to
9,572,450
'pounds
'
as
compared
with
last
year's
0,150,050
pounds
at.
a
similar
date.
The
:
grand
total
of
Canadian
fares
nmqunted
to
2,GCi,050
as
agains
last
year's
2,543,600
pounds
while
American
landings
were
up
to
6.5)08,400
pound
from
6,607,-
200
jxounds.
There
were
only
five
j
market
days
during
the
week.
there
being
no
session
of
the
ex-;
'change
yesterday,
Victoria
Day.;
Heavy
landings,
particularly
of
i
a
,
i
..a
i!
.!
J
American
nauoui,
are
uuiicipuieu
District
canneries
are
fast
whipping
Into
preparedness
for
the
commencement
of
the
season's
operations
and
crews
are
now
complete
at
practically
every
plant
which
will
be
in
op-
ge
Co.P
If
Is
in
the
dry
dock
for
overhaul'
'nn
repair
work
nf
a
rather
extensive
nature.
A
good
deal
of
carpenter
work
is
being
done
on
the
craft
which
was
brought
hero
!
about
ten
days
ago
by
one
of
the
.company's
steamers.
j
j
Y.
Suehlro,
Japanese
boatbuil-'
der
in
Cow
Bay.
is
bdlldlng
a
li'onciiil
utility
boat
for
Charles,
engine,
regardless
EVF.RY
of
type,
gives
hot
t
rr
rrsul
Is
with
Champion
Spark
Pings.
There
is
a
type
specifically
designed
togivo
belter
results
fofxvcry
operating
condition.
today
off
as
well
in
which
case
t(on
thl.
vear
day
night
or
Mbnday
.morning.
Then
a
bumper
crofi
of'
fish
:
stories
should
commence
because
the
tiout
this
year
are
believed
to.bfl
bigger
an'?
better
than
ever
before
and
much
more
trulMble.
Among
the
parties
going
forth
were
those
with
P.
W.
and
Sid
f
yin?L
iiiW
5?"
r."
Jack'
Lindsay
expects,
to
"inn'
over."
KING
AND
VATICAN
STATE
t
Mussolini,
please
give
me
f.lso
a
hit
of
Italian
soil
to
Kipp"rsSaved
King
Kippers,
it
is
reported,
were
an
Anderson
on
the
Zenobia,
Doug
mportant
factor
in
the
recovery
Stork
on
the
Sunbeam
II,
Harry
;f
U
Kin
from
h8
recent
in-Wrd
on
the
Bonanza
and
George
neM-
0n
th
suggestion
of
one
of
Bryant
on
the
Harla.
All
cleared
Hi
Majesty's
physicians
they
fnr
tko
hiuk
uaa
or,
A
u-'ii
mvooi
wcrc
made
a
bitr
item
in
the
-From
Simplicissimus,
Munich.
Canning,
will
pleura,
known
as
emphymema.
In
,pt
atijl
generally
vjhtfl
.the
op
cases
of
internal
abscess
the
body
ning
of
sockeye
fishing
on
June
0,
though
a
few
plants
may
start
on
springs
in
advance
of
that
date.
ndeavorH
to
Isolate
the
suppurated
rrt
by
building
around
it
a
wall.
The
calcium
contained
in
the
blood
is
taken
to
build"
up
this
wall,
thus
leavinff
the
body
in
weakened
condition.
'
It
followed,
therefore,
from
the
nature
of
his
illness,
that
the
Kin?
w.-.s
unnaturally
deficient
of
'h"
ncssiry
calcium.
C:
'cium
cannot
in
itself
be
ab-sorbed
into
the
blood.
Kippers,
their
destinations
on
returning
'r'k
'd'-t.
and
"ontribnli;
in
hooy.
itin
the,
vitamin
D
Wn'y-providing
the
fishing.
Is
remarkable
degree
to
his
return
"nri
wlien
this
combines
win.cal-
"
R
nc-ittn.
so
ys
an
art.cw
'
"
-
..
u,
no.t
too
good
where
they
went
,
I
'n
a.
recent.
iiumoer
"i
ui"
twii-
"
w;y.
.iciuiii
ueictuic,
i-.'.Mcw".
of
Great
r.rit-'i'c.
dimtly
Injects
inW
the,
body,
'ntrvipwid
rpcen
a
doctor
"d
kippers
iormet,
a
large
part
cnve.somc
interest'ng.
particulars
'f
'be
di't.
if
,the
ticfi'o-i
f!on
bv
'vH'S
V"
-pr
The
result
was
that
the
deflcl-
Jack
and
11
his
party
have'
ro
'u"ed
such
aencficial
effect,
en
v
in
ealc'um
was
made
good,
betlh
cheated
rof
the
first
wek-
end'e
angling
of
the
season
but
'1?m'E'pnIS?!2I",ph'
nJh
fr
that
by
the
time
the
rest
of
rZr$Z;
l
Bath'
'
""the
W
get
done
talking
about
CunninfhaL)M
.;..il..
ii
Warrant.
iEngineer-E.
J.
'&
f,''
...
.
,i
,
.Dr.
t?
Iw
G.
Large
made
a
flying
.
,,
.
.
power
cruiser
Sunbeam
III
to
Paymaster
.
Midsh
'
pman
J
.
.....
pick
up
Dr.
Wilson,
a
young
gra-
y'
jduate
from
Toronto,
who
arrived
that
afternoon
by
train
and
will
!
!
He
stxtfen
that
the
Kimr
wan
suffering
from
an
absr-osn
f
th.
and
the
King
was
gradually
res
hr.-!th.
What
a
Joy
Is
Good
Health
1
TOTIIEIl
and
baby
arc
healthy
and
happy.
lint
they
were
not
always
so.
There
wero
many
months
of
rtm-down
health,
of
sleepless
nights,
excited
nerves,
worry
and
discouragement,
llaby
reflected
mother's
weakness
and
was
cross
und
fretful.
lint
n
friend
recommended
Dr.
Chnso's
Nerve
Food,
und
by
the
regular
use
of
this
great
restorative
trcutment
the
richness
of
the
Mood
was
restored,
nervous
vigor
was
Increased,
sleep
came
naturally,
digestion
Improved,
und
mother
was
herself
nguin.
This
is
just
whut
is
happening
in
many
thousands
of
homes.
DR.
CHASE'S
NERVE
FOOD
The
Greatest
of
Nerve
llestorutiva
champion
0jammsssimrt3
SI
AUK
PUJfJS
A'
''
Waal
Trt
twj
UJrr
lth
our
nlc
a
Canadian
-mhk
riouifT
FumHurc
for
sale.
Watch
the
classified
columns.
tr
m;
r
T-'irt
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