PAGE
SIX
Vary
vour
dinners
with
fish
and
eggs
fosviy
J
-
Women
often
tell
ma
that
their
great-at
difficulty
in
meal
Dlannlos
li
to'rrt
rarietybto
the
main
dish.
It
U
easy
enough
to
build
a
dinner,
once
you
hi
ve
(elected
the
meat,
but
It
takes
thought
to
get
away
from
the
obvioui
round
of
steaks
and
chopa
and
roasts.
Why
not
now
and
then
substitute
fUhoreps?
By
combining
either
one
with
milk,
you
have
a
dish
rich
In
food
values
jproteins,
minerals
and
vita-pins.
There
are
any
number
of
delectable
ways
In
which
these
combinations
may
be
made
omelets
of
all
sorts,
creamed
eggs,
souffles,
creamed
tuna,
shrimp
or
lobster,
scalloped
oysters,
salmon
souffle.
You
must
hove
a
dependable
milk
eupply
In
any
cooking
that
calls
for
milk,
I
never
take
chances,
I
use
nothing
but
Carnation
Milk.
I
know
that
it
is
the
purest
of
high
grade
milk
from
selected
herds.
I
know
that
It
is
rich
in
crenm
doubly
so
for
it
is
evaporated
to
double
thickness.
I
know
that
I
will
always
find
it
sweet
and
rood,
no
mat
ter
how
large
the
quantity
I
have
on
ana,
ior
it
19
sterilized
lor
caie-keep-
han
ing.
i
can
count
on
Carnation
always
for
oeiidous
results
extra
cream-velvety
E)iy
smoothness
of
texture,
.
e
delicacy
of
flavor.
The
best
informed
domestic
scientists
agree
that
it
is
not
only
better
in
results
than
ordinary
bottled
milk,
but
that
it
is
particularly
economical.
If
you
want
to
know
what
a
great
new
field
of
cooking
success
awaits
you
in
the
ie
of
Carnation
Milk,
send
for
free
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Ca.Limited,
1M
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
EC
Carnation
Tuna
FUh
a
la
King
2
tbep.
butter,
H
green
pepper
shredded,
1
hard-cooked
egg,
H
cup
chopped
mushrooms,
3
tbsp.
flour,
1
cup
Car-nation
Milk;
1
cup
water,
salt
and
pepper.
IK
cups
tuna
fish,
H
cup
peas.
Saute
green
pepper
and
mushrooms
ia
butter
until
tender
(about
10
minutes),
keeping
covered.
Remove
mushrooms
and
pepper
and
blend
flour
with
butter:
add
Carnation
diluted
with
water
and
cook
until
mixture
is
thickened,
stirring
constantly.
Place
flaked
tuna
fish.
peas,
egg,
mushrooms
and
pepper
in
double
Boiler;
add
sauce;
cook
over
hot
water
10
minutes.
Serve
in
patty
shells
or
on
toast
points.
Serves
a
Lobster
or
shrimp
may
be
used
in
place
of
tuna.
Baked
Eggs
a
la
Carnation
IK
tbsp.
butter,
H
tbsp.
flour,
K
tsp.
salt
K
tsp.
pepper,
H
cup
Carnation
Milk,
yi
cup
water,
4
to
6
eggs,-buttered
bread
crumbs.
Make
white
sauce
of
butter,
flour,
seasonings
and
Carnation
diluted
with
water.
Pour
into
shallow
bakine
dish.
Cover
sauce
with
eggs,
being
careful
not
to
break
yolks.
Sprinkle
buttered
bread
crumbs
over
top
and
bake
in
moderately
slow
825F.)
oven
until
eggs
are
firm.
Garnish
with
parsley.
The
Best
of.
Milk
Carnation
Milk
is
simp
ly
pure,
sweet
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
creaminess.
Nothing
is
added;
nothing
removed
but
about
half
the
water.
Try
this
dependable,
convenient,
economical
milk.
(See
recipes
above)
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Contented
Cows
DEMAND
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THE
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Tuesday,
July
o,
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
REMO
REMOFARMERS
BERRY
SOCIAL
I
'
REMO.
July
30.
The
Remo
pone
up
to
make
an
examination
Farmers'
Association's
strawberry
oi
me
independence,
fecial
and
dance
was
very
sue-
Dan
government
fore-
.
Mason,
-
ices.ful
and
in
spite
of
the
rain
man,
and
his
crew
have
finished
LouJs
c.
Rhodeg
of
Vancouver
wag
we
attended,
a
number
of
redecking
the
bndges
at
Lemo
representing
the
Sullivan
Maclv
people
coming
from
Te:race
and
and
are
now
engaged
building
inery
Co..
visited
Stewart
this
ni..
m-
mt
...,.
the
towers
for
the
tail
cable
for'weeH.
the
terry.
A.
Y.
Wilson
is
away
on
a
short
trip
to
Prinee
Rupert
E.
T.
Kenney
of
Terrace
was
among
the
guests
attending
the
dance
at
Remo
Saturday
evening.
Mrs.
Walker
and
children
of
Prince
Rupert
who
have
been
holidaying
at
Remo
have
returned
home.
VANDERUOOF
Mr.
Wilson,
sister
of
Mrs.
T
P.
Calhoun,
and
her
son,
of
Sas-j
katoon,
arrived
here
last
Sunday
night,
and
are
visiting
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Calhoun.
Mlss
Jean
McGeaehy
has
received
a
telegram
informing
her
that
she
was
successful
in
her
Grade
Twelve
examinations,
taken
at
Chilliwack
High
School.
J.
M.
Yorston,
of
the
well
known
Australian
Ranch
on
the
Cariboo
road,
is
spending
a
few
days
in
this
district
The
wedding
of
Miss
Adelia
Fatten
and
Mr.
John
Meier
was
solemnized
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
father,
in
the
Hulatt
Dis
trict,
on
Saturday
evening,
July
27.
a
A.
Mitchell
has
sold
the
Nechako
Drug
Store,
to
Robert
J.
Steen
of
Vktoria.
George
A.
Cameron
Saturday
after
a
stay
of
several
months
in
ike
south.
the
Crawford
Transfer
Company
ANYOX
Dr.
(J.
S,
Macdonald
was
a
southbound
aaaseoger
on
Friday.
Jar.
and
Mrs.
Hlndosoor
and
n,,,
.
..
'Hy
Atkinson
among
the
boys,
at
family
mil
n
j'
are
are
spending
spending
.
j-
holiday
holidays
l
u
Alic
Arm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roberts
and
family
arrived
home,
on
Tuesday;
after
a
short
holiday
sfent
in
the
south.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
II.
MaeKay
were
south-bound
passengers
on
board
the
Prince
Charles
Tuesday.
chestra
supplied
the
music
until
the
early
hours
of
the
mornini?.
returned
Covers
were
laid
for
GG
guests
at
the
social.
Mrs.
Fagan
and
Miss
hurl
rha-ve
nf
'the
fhi1rirfn'a
Twenty-two
horses
arrived
on
entertainment
and
did
snlendid
the
Prince
Charles
Tuesday,
for
work
with
games
and
sports
in
the
afternoon
and
a
fancy
dress
carnival
in
the
early
evening,
Messrs.
Kenny,
Couture
and
McLaren
being
the
judges,
and
the
prizes
were
won
by
Doris
Atkinson
among
the
big
girls
and
Ruby
Franks
among
the
small
girls
an
l
LIQUOREXPORT
IS
DISCUSSED
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
-
A
M
in
mu
imporiani
respects
mo
.situation
in
regard
to
granting
l..ua.;uii6d
on
liooor
exoorts
to
the
,
,
1-UnHcd
Suites
has
changed,
an
far
r
twj
i
,l
Mrs.
Eld
left
on
Tuesday
for
a
s
the
government
is
concerned,
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert,
since
the
proroaMsn
of
parlia-
-
Ittent.
During
a
discussion
in
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
StretUn
nnri
house,
Hon.
Mr.
Euler.
minister
Pdaughter
left
on
Tuesday
for
the
.f
"a1lonai
revenue,
expressed
south
folium
swgv
vov
sirengro
oi
puu-
,
,
He
opinion
in
favor
of
discomin-
ATTPP
ATivi
luing
the
issuance
of
clearances.
ALiiUfc
A
KM
,hen
jSiBce
h,d
increa8in(r
Mrs.
A.
Beaudin
and
ann
lufflsv
1
eTide.nce
.f:?
a
lrt?
?f
tle
v.
home
T,
'a"
from
Z
'
,coamTyl
awwwvaj
ot
the
gov
returned
on
Monday
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
ernmenrs
policy
of
authorising
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
V.
Taylor'
?r
!fe,t
Jt
B'teve
'Clhoii!1
spending
the
aammer
vaea-l
?f
'e
govern-
are
e
Uon
at
Stuart
Lake,
STEWART
Mrs.
Matbieson,
who
was
recently
appointed
matron
of
the
Stewart
hospital,
arrived
from
Vancouver
Monday
night
Jack
and
Mrs.
Boyd,
of
the
Cariboo
country,
who
have
been
visiting
Mr.
Boyd's
sister,
Mrs.
R.
T.
Crosby,
left
for
their
home
last
Saturday.
R.
F.
Hill
M.
E..
former
mana-
for
Wash
Day
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PRINCE
RUPERT
FROM
DEVELOPMENT
OF
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PORT
OF
STEWART
(Continued
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one)
rlr
r'
T
FrnCe
aDd
G'
rft
cier
i
reeK
setiion.
arrived
A,
from
binorl
must
no..
4h
Vancouver
Saturday
and
hasf&cifir
nm-t.
nf
r.ui,
,j
tt
Combination
SPECIALS
siewan
ana
rnnce
Kunert
are
I
even
more
strategically
situated
to
I
progress
during
the
next
fifty
:
years
than
is
Vancouver,
we
must
Ik.
1..
1
..1
,
,L.
outlook.
"Such
companies
as
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
are
fine
allies
for
any
communities
to
have.
These
organisations,
with
all
their
financial
and
industrial
ramifications,
are
now
directly
inter
ested
in
the
development
of
northern
British
Colombia.
It
is
only
logical
to
expect
that
what
they
have
done
for
other
parts
of
Canada
will
be
done
for
our
north
country
in
the
west.
They
are
working
in
a
territory
of
unparalleled
richness,
much
more
promising,
for
Instance,
than
the
new
country
being
opened
in
northern
Manitoba,
northern
Ontario
and
northern
Quebec,
for
the
north
in
the
three
farthest
west
provinces
has
more
varied
re
sources
uurws
and
biiu
can
can
sujuw
support
i
a
a
larger
1
ntr
III-
sim
i?SImi.
ni
65C!PPuUtion
ln
more
diversified
uu'
ZReckitt
s
Blue
activities.
rtivftia
S.
3
bars
Fela-Naptha
Soap
1
pkg.
t'earline
2
Lifebuoy
Soap
.
.
.
4.
1
can
Snap
1
can
Whiz
Soap
2
pkg.
Lux
can
Lye
5.
65c
65c
Sees
Great
Future
"Western
Canada
will
need
all
the
Pacific
coast
port
accomodation
it
can
develop.
I
believe
that
the
next
ten
years
will
see
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart
in
general
with
their
great
hinterland,
making
greater
progress
than
in
all
their
nrevioua
rears
of
existence.
Good,
effective
publicity
in
the
;
rest
of
North
Ame-lca
is
what
1
northern
British
Columbia
needs
most
.
"
,
.
Mr.
Mitchell
will
spend
.the
remainder
of
the
week
In
and
round
Stewart,
gathering
ma-
i
terial
for
a
sneef
al
number
of
bis
j
paper
featuring
resources
of
that
(district.
I
WHERE
HE
SHONE
Parent
Mr
son
has
many
lorlrinal
ideas,
has
he
not?
I
Teacher
Ye
especially
In
spelling.
St.
Catherines
Stan-
l
(lai
d.
the
export
of
liquor
to
the
United
Stales.
At
the
present
time,
hun
dreds
of
ItyttWB
and
telegrams
geologist,
mved
camp
from
the
are
arriving
daily
at
Ottawa
beach
during
the
week.
He
is
urging
the
aovwsHMnt
io
stop
the
Among
those
who
are
are
assay
fr
ends
sirati,
i.
u.j
4V,.
.
u
o:
the
mc
guvcrnsnfjut,
jinu
nW3-
davsTherl
""
papers
like
the
Toronto
Stjr,tbs
oays
there.
j
Ottawa
Citizen
and
others,
that
are
generally
in
sympathy
wk
it-.
ueo.
lieatsatin.
woo
has
been
Mr.
Euler
and
P
emler
Kin
can
srluiala
til'
f
AaL
!t...JI..
v....
J
1.4
m
ik.
eral
PHr
s
bow
siowiy
ini-
"length
of
opinion
in
the
country
rfatll
and
i
w
W.
r
C.
Soo
cts
went
south
u
prevlnK
ln
j'
toion
this
question
.
on
the
Prince
Charles
morning.
,UJ
Jatest
reiMirta.
Mr.
and
Ms
X.
Olsen
and
family,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Helman
of
Anyox
Mine,
arrived
in
town
on
Tuesday
and
are
sped
Ing
holidays
here,
.
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