PAGE'
SIX
.
f
A-if
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
Here's
Energy
for
the
Spring
days
(rf5(5ji.
r
"from
With
alt
the
bran
of
the
whole
wheat
s
full-size
KJU
biscuits
at
ft
"for
any
meal
with
milk
or
cream
delicious
with
fruits
all
the
food
element
you
need,
In
a
digestible
form.
iavc
the
paper
Intern
In
each
package
Iocs
of
fun
for
the
children.
Why
don't
you
eat
your
way
to
slimness?
'
Are
vmi
nrv
of
ttmv
I
fatlinln
nmnni
u-lw
over
your
French
pa
v
eign
i
or
a
syipniuce
nguref
-'.
Overweight
usually
comes
from
overeating.
et
a
radically
restricted
diet
is
dangerous,
and
difficult
to
maintain,
;
because
of
our
natural
craving
for
a
variety
of
foods.
The
way
to
reduce
Is
not
by
eliminating
anything
from
the
diet,
but
by
cut-ting
down
the
quantity
of
everything,
making
the
sharpest
cuts
In
concentrated
foods,
which
are
particularly
laiienmg
ugar,
caxes
ana
candy,
fats,
cream,
pw
and
such
slendemees-wrecking
delicades.
Eat
lean
meats.
Use
mineral
oil
In
salad
dressings.
Mineral
oil,
not
being
assimilated,
adds
no
calories
to
the
diet.
JYour
meals
should
consist
largely
of
vegetables,
fruits
and
milk.
Thoy
supply
important
food
values
and
no
diet
is
safe
which
ignores
this
necessity
but
they
are
not
fattening.
Of
tliese
milk
is
the
most
important,
because
it
supplies
as
no
other
single
food
does,
everything
needed
for
bodily.
health;
growth
and
activity.
You
can
Include
Itrjn
your
diet
in
various
ways.
A
cream
soup
gives
you
a
comfortable
feeling
of.
haying
lunched
well,
supply.
IngSesscntial'food.
values
without
im-periling
your
weight.
Milk
should
be
used
in
the
preparation
of
simple,
desserts
to
replace
rich
pie
and
cake.
Custards,
blanc
manges
and
other
milk
puddings
are
twuriJfunE.
and
do
not
threaten
increased
poundage.
Outwit
your
weakness
tor
cream
with
this
rich
milk
For
all
these
milk
dUhes,
I
suggest
Carnation
Milk,
because
by
using
it
you
can
have
the
flavor
of
richness
in
your
food
without
the
lavish
use
of
butter
and
cream.
Let
me
explain
wny
you
get
sucn
an
appetizing
ness
from
the
use
of
Carnation
Milk.
It
is
simply
the
purest
of
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
sterilized
for
safekeeping.
It
is
filso
homogenized,
which
means
that
the
cream
content
is
broken
up
into
minute
part
icles
which
distribute
themselves
evenly
through
every
drop
of
milk.
Because
every
drop
has
its
double
share
of
enriching
cream,
everything
cooked
with
Carnation
has
the
creamy,
rich
flavor
that
you
ordinarily
get
only
with
the
generous
use
of
butter
and
cream.
Another
way
to
elude
your
whipped
cream
tastes
is
the
use
of
whjpped
Carnation
Milk
as
the
foundation
in
bavarian
creams,
charlottes
and
such
dishes.
In
coffee,
too,
it
gives
you
the
creami-ness
without
the
extra
calories.
Actually
Carnation
gives
more
dell-dons,
results
in
cooking
than
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
smoother,
creamier
soups
and
sauces,
more
velvety
ice
creams,
more
delicate,
finer-textured
puddings
and
custards.
More"
than
that,
it
is
convenient;
completely
dependable,
never
varying
in
quality,
and
extremely
economical.
Send
for
free
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co..
Limited.
131
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Include
It
In
Your
Diet
r
Carnation
Milk
pure
whole
milk
evaporated
to
double
richness
sup-plies
the
nourishment
imperative
to
health,
and
by
its
uniformly
distributed
double
cream
content
makes
unnecessary
the
lavish
use
of
cream
and
butter.
Use
it
for
all
cooking.
Contented
Cows
m
infliaoifiniani
EiriPnoirrn
utt
1
...
.
it...
835
Won
Bvead&
BeM
Broad.
FLOUR
A
real
flour
for
home
cooking
'THE
DAltt
AIRMEN
WHO
WERE
FOUND
WHILE
SEARCHERS
WERE
LOST
Captain
Kingsford
Smithe
(upper
right:
and
Lieut.
11
m
lower
litu
with
their
plane
the
Southern
Cross,
which
was
recovered
after
being
lost
m
the
wild.i
of
GRADUATION
EXERCISES
OF
LOCAL
NURSES
Four
Young
Ladies
Given
Diplomas
and
Pins
at
Impressive
Ceremony
Last
Night
LARGE
NUMBER
PRESENT
which,
he
said,
had
much
in
winter
in
the
Manaon
Creek
discommon
trict.
They
expect
to
make
an-Diplomas
and
Pins
other
trip
Into
the
Omlneca
At
the
conclusion
of
Mr.
Jones
country
during
the
lummen
address,
James
II.
Thompson,
.
;
president
of
the
hospital
board,
A
campaign
of
painting
and
!
presented
their
diplomas
to
the
cleaning
up
is
now
in
progress
graduates
and
Miss
Jean
Har-
in
Vanderhoof,
particularly
in
;
rison
R.
N.,
lady
superintendent,
the
business
section.
This
is
;
Invested
them
with
their
class
"clean
up
week"
here
pins.
There
wns
much
applause;
...
as
each'
young
lady
Came
for-'
Mid
Taylor
has
taken
a
posi-wrd.
itlon
in
T.
P.
Calhoun's
Ice
cream
A
pleasing
feature
of
the
cere-
parlor
here,
monies
were
sIetionVby
a
male'
-
quartet
consisting
of
John
E.j
It.
K.
FlnlaMon
of-
Fihmoore
Davey,
J:
A.
Teng,
M.
II.
BI6tt-habe.fMMkling
a
few.days
Reception
and
Dance
Follows
In
and
A.
.Clapperton.
They
sang
here
as-,
the;!
guest
of
Mr.
and
I.O.D.E.
Hall
When
Congra-
three
.number:
"I.
Passed
,
by.
Jura.
Robert.
Reid.
tulatlons
Were
Showered
Your
'Window."
"Drink
to'
me'
'
Only
With
thine
Eyes"
and;
ftay
KriehVleMldnaueted
a
p
"Good.
Night";
which
iwere
greatly
GhujTii'3f,'
Knlandl
hprVice.
here
Impressive
exercises
In
connec-
appreciated
by
the
congregation.;
last
Sunday
evening.
tion-with
the
graduation
of
Miss
Ushers
were
L.
F.
Smith,
E.
J.
.
;
Jean
McMurphy,
Miss
JeanettV
Smithy
'William
FIsheY-find
S:
J.j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Boor
are
Morley,
Miss
Hilda
Olafson
and
Hunter.
'back
on
their
farm
In
the
Elllsby
Miss
Rose
O'Neill
from
the
At
the
conclusion
of
the
church
!
district
after
appending
the
.
win
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
'"vice,
whieh
was
in
progress
ter
rnoVithi
in
ftorth
Dakota.
t
r
I
1
I
t
.
flhlllt
nn
linlii
nliAnl
1
PLA
..M.nnal
-1
L
.
.
.
i
.
irawiiiiK
sciiuui
jor
nurses
were
,
v
.
conducted
last
evening
in
First
repaired
to
the
I.O.D.E.
Hall
for!
BTn,
.
f)rp
Presbyterian
Church
and
wwe
ne
reception
where
congratula-
01""iUW
followed
by
a
reception
In
the
I.
N
were-
offered
to
the
grad-
The
forestry
boat
Lillian
D
0.
D.
E.
Hall
in
honor
of
the
four
uate.
dancing
was
in
progress
hai
i)mtn
a
recent
here'
popular
members
of
the
1929
"n"'
1
a.m.
with
music
by
from
Prnce
i(UDerL
havinir
nn
graduating
clasi.
Both
nffalrs
Charles
P.
Ilalagno,
Robert
uoarj
ianittr
j.
jj,
Scott
were
attended
by
many
friends
Greenfield,
K.
A.
Rood
and
J.
of
the
new
graduates.
Currie.
Delicious
refreshments
The
Crawford
Transfer
Co.
has
Led
by
members
of
the
grad-
were
served.
;uit
0wnej
up
for
buslneaa
In
uate
and
undergraduate
staff,
all
Among
those
present
at
the
its
newly
erected
premises
here.
In
uniform,
the
1929
graduates
ceremonies
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
marched
Into
the
auditorium
of
U
Mclnlominey
of
Anyox,
par-
Harry
Hrentzen
hat
700
pounds
ipe
cnurch
after
the
congrega-
ents
or
mim
Jioriey,
and
.Mr.
of
provialons
at
Dowser
Lake
In
tlon
was
seated.
John
E,
Davey
and
Mrs.
George
'.McMurflny
of
anticipation
of
a
prospecting
trip
presided
at
the
organ
lor
the
rew
Westminster,
parents
of
this
season
Into
the
Iskut
coun-
proceIonal
nutrch.
The
grad-
Miss
McMurphy.
Relatives
of
try
via
Dowser
Lake,
uates
carried
beautiful
bouuuets
Miss
Olofson
and
Miss
O'Neill
And,
altogether,
.
had
ft
very
were
unable
to
be
present.
charming
annearance.
Lnthus
t-
'":
ia'sm
asm
-was
-was
shpwn
by
the,
cflngre-tkWtil
(rat
-ritfiMtiiiiapplaasVv1
(1
:)
''
George
G.
Oushby
presided
and
others
on
the
platform
were
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R,
N.,
lady
super
intendent,
James
II.
Thompson,
chairman
of
the
board
of
direc
tors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
Rev.
T.
Ivon
pastor
of
First
District
News
'
VANDEinjOOF
Presbyterian
will
be
the
construction
of
a
new
Itrasted
the
high
place
of
the
'
v
-
'
'"ilL-
nursing
profession
today
to
Its
kocal
citizens
were
uisappoin-status
a
century
ago.
Since
the
ted
at
the
failure
of
Hon.
W.
A.
time
of
Florence
Nightingale,
the
McKenile
and
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn
personality
of
those
engaged
In
to
stay
over,
during
the
recent
the
profession,
he
held,
had
been
trip
through
the
central
interior,
largely
responsible
for
its
high
.
standing
at
this
time.
Perquisites'
The
United,'
Church
Ladies'
Aid
for
the
vocation
were
patience,
met
yesterday,
aftqrnoon
at
the
compassion
and
hope
and
he
ur.
home
of
Mr3,
John
.(joldie.
ged
tho
new
graduates
to
ever
-U.
keep
these
in
mind.
The
speaker
Mr.
and
Mrs,
O.
J.
Crites
have
closed
by
mentioning
the
relation
returned
to
their
home
in
the
of
medical
Bclenco
and
religion
United
Slates
after
spending
the
j
F.
E.
Glgot
and
Walter
C.
I
Wanton,
who
recently
formed
a
I
partnership,
have
opeiml
up
,a
stock
brokerage
and
life
insurance
business
here.
The
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
held
a
successful
card
party
and
One
of
the
major
public
works
dance
in
the
Stewart
Opera
Jones,
projects
In
the
district
this
year
House
laat
night.
Church,
and
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson,
road
from
Vanderhoof
to
Fort
The
International
Electric
Co.
pastor
of
First
United
Church.
Fraser,
following
the
railway
shareholders,
at
a
general
meet-
Rev.
Mr.
Wilson
led
In
prayer
line.
There
will
he
a
saving
of
Ing
here
on
Tuesday,
ratified
the
and
a
few
appropriate
remarks
ten
miles
In
distance
as
compared
sale
of
the
property
and
assets
were
made
by
Mr.
Bushby.
with
the
present
route
via
Stony
of
the
company
to
Vancouver
Rev.
Mr,
Jones
delivered
an
JCreek
Indian
.village,.
JlflldjjUM
Jtd.
for.
the
sum
of
earnest
address
to
the
graduating
$51,400.
class.
It
was
all
very
new
to
him,
The
village
commissioners
are
hr
said,
but
still
It
was
a
great
endeavoring
to
have
the
Canadian
pleasure
and
he
felt
highly
hon-
National
Railways
put
in
a
more
ored
in
being
called
upon,
to
ad-
adequate
waiting
room
in
the
i
dress
the
nurses.
He
spoke
of
the
local
station,'
ideals
of
service
which
he
applied
i
to
the
nursing
profession,
extol
Dr.
Morrison';
dentist,
Is
a
vis!-
;lfng
a
calling
Whose
prime
factor
r
In
this
district
on
profes-
was
the
aid
of
mankind.
lie
con-
sional
business.
Men's
for
95c.
fancy
slll
Wullace's.
for
V
hose
2
prs.
'
A
Tt
ssf
r
rvh
rs
tit
A
Vrt
fi
nmt
tl.
sporty
little
car?"
"Same
old
bus
dressed
up
in
a
new
coat
of
Permalak."
It's
very
easy
to
make
a
car
look
new
again.
Permalak
it.
A
few
houu
work
and
it's
ready
for
the
road.
There
are
twelve
popular
cAoi
in
Permalak
for
motor
cars.
A;.k
v.
.r
MET
dealer
for
the
sp
al
auto
color
card.
TW
new
folder
on
c6l9r
Uuitratei
the
pot-libilitiet
of
Permalak
in
the
home.
Free
from
your
dealer
or
write
direct
ti
Ihe
company
at
Montreal.
pRANPRAM'frlENPEPSON
Gordons
Hardware
Save
a?
Invest
Y'OUR
money,
will
not
be
idle
while
a
waiting
permanent
investment,
if
you
deposit
it
in
a
Savings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
.
Interest
is
paid
on
all
Savings
Deposits.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
$870,000,000
FORCE
OF
HAIUT
Established
l8l7
T
t
..I
I
HORN,
NOT
MADE
noardlng-House
ICeepcr-I
did
JHstress-I'm
Corni
not
put
anything
in
the
plate
at
New
Maid
You
don
'
-church.
.4'I;aJww
thought
ti.,v
Roaider
torce
of
habit,
l
.caused
Vy
tight,
hoof
supjioseT
Strtjnd,
,
.
opinion.