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TAGE
six
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:
THE
LABEU
IS
R.EQ
AND
WHITE.
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Shortage
I
"'1
7TTH
rITH
Carnation
Carnation
YSfmalMk
on
the
pantry
shelf
there
is
never
a
shortage
of
double-rich,
absolutely
pure
milk
for
every
milk
use.
For
Carnation
can
be
bought
a
month's
supply
at
a
time
it
keeps
indefinitely.
It
even
"From
Contented
Cows"
k?eps
several
days
,
afteY
the
tin
js
opened,
so
that
there
is
no
waste.
Because
Carnation
is
just
pure,
fresh
milk
"
"
orated
to
double
richness
and
kept
safe
by
sterilization,
it
meets
every
need
for
milk
or
cream.
Undiluted,
it
takes
the
place
of
cream
at
one-third
cream
cost.
Diluted
it
gives
superior
results
in
all
cooking.
It
is
the
most
completely
useful
milk
you
can
buy.
Order
several
tins
or
a
case
of
48
tins
,
frpm
your
grocer.
I
C4RNATIOX
JELLIED
RICE
One
cup
Carnation
Milk
dSvted
with
J
cup
water,
3
level
teaspoons
granulated
gela-tt,ik-VitJe'
CMed
milk
till
tender,
y
cup
sugar,
cvpjffithee,ien
stiff,
jruit
to
taste.
Soak
gelatin
in
a
little
r
mfaail&
tW
iiindfr.
lAqd
refUp
milk
boiling
hot,
rice
and
svgor&
W&en.'fojjl
Joid
m
cream
and
chift.
Unmould
and
serve
vithgnffiuit
andeavyxireavt,
Lejnon
rtnd
makes
a
nke
jkvonMor
ike
pudding.
Send
for
a
free
copy
'aj
Mary
Blake's
Cook,
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Company,
Limited,
Aylmer,
Ont.
It
looks
creamy
It
tastes
creamy
It
is
creapty
Camat
Milk
is
ion
Produced
in
Canada
THE
raw
ORITE
6
LEND
OF
THOUSANDS
a
I
a
nouri
Rtmembti
th
Pckitl
lt'i
In
every
iiourjr
!-tvrrjwrtfra.
The
"tiTitaf
Bot"
ciiclf
tradtcntik
plainly
marked
upon
ii
your
quality
tuafaniead
Be
lure
you
y
"Malkin'i
Beai
"
s
PURITU
FLOUR
3)eliciou$
wheat
flgi)or
is
retained
STUDY
OF
HOME
FAIR
MEETING
I
NEED
BY
GIRLS
IS
ADJOURNED'
Bl
Miss
Rogers
Tells
Teachers'
Fed-
No
Quorum
Last
Night
for
Elec
f
m
eratlon
About
Work
orilpme
-tlmH9MriMr''V-
"fj
Economic
Clasps
..
fc.isht
Present
I...
.
f.
1
The
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
JtffnJxingVtfaslm
Association
held
their
regular
Britij
Columbia
Agricultural
monthly
meeting
in
the
Dooth
Association,
called
last
night
to
Memorial
School
last
evening,
elect
a
1929
fair
board,
was
ad-
The
president,
.Mr.
J,
S.
Wilson
Journed
until
,
,
,
of
next
week.
A
special
effort
was
in
the
chair
and
other
mem-
w,
bfe
made
to
haye
erwugh,mem-
bers
present
were
Miss
E.
A.
bers
present
on
that
occasion
to
Mercer.
Miss
Pierce,
Miss
Roth-
proceed
with
the
business.
Only
well.
Miss
McArthur,
Miss
Mitch-
eight
were
present
a
the
meeting
ell,
Miss
Gras$ie,
Miss
Rogers.
,Mra.
Walker,
Miss
Lamb,
G.
Stocks,
A.
Halleran
and
W-
W.
jC'
O'Neill,
secretary..
Delegates
a
the
annual
cop-jveutou
to
be
held
in
Vawnuver
from
April
2
to
5
were
vhooau
a
n.
....:.
l.eogruphlcul
reiftMMfV-tntive
for
Northern
D.
(J.,
J.
tf,
Wilson
other
delegates
to
hj
chosen
from
Miss
Uaruett.
Mini
playdreases
for
themselves
fol
low.
,
Study
of
Foods
'
The
study
of
foods'
begins
In
grade
seven.
The
lessons
are
planned
on
the
meal
vyatet,
the
first"
meal,
studied
being
break-fast.
The
different
kinds
of,
foods
used,
their
source,
ways
oT
preparing
and
serv
studied.
Pare
and
use
do.
jjrailar
W9rV
a,t
home
an1,
credits
are
given
when
.the
girls
bring
a
signed
statement
from
their
parents
telling
of
meals
prepared
and
cooked
at
home.
Personal
account'
of
budgeting.
vaneed
course.
In
the
High
School
work
vw
eeunw
are
outlined.
A
special
course
allows
Home
Economics
to
be
taken
q
place
of
b
ljjgp?e
last
night
W.
II.
Sherman,
W-
R.
Love,
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick,
G.
B.
Casey,
W.
I).
Vnnee,
W.
J.
Raymond,
Aid.
A.J.
i'rudhomme
and
G.
A.
Hunter..
Jt
was
announced
that
the
following
had
consented
to
stand
for
the
1&29
board:
W.
II
.
Sherman,;
Y-
R.
Love,
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick,!
Jtalpjj)
Smith,
G.
E.
Gulick,
G.
ij.
Arnott.
II.
F.
Glasey,
-John
B.
Haw.
William
Hurst'
and
How-i
McKay,
Miss
Kothv.ell
and
Misw
4"!
Sten
Leitch.
Miss
Rogers
was
tho
speaker
of
the
evening,
her
subject
being
"The
Home
Economics
Course.'-'
The
subject
deals
with
the
social
science
of
housekeeping
and
home
making.
This
includes
the
studv
of
food,
clothinc
and
shel-
i
Iter
from
the
standpoint
of
health,
(economics
and
art.
and
the
'study
of
the
relationship
of
each
j
member
of
the
home
to
esch
other
and
to
the
community
in
general.
JJie
wgrk
begfns.
in
Grade
6.
The
different
-fibres,
their
source
and
manufacture
of
material
are
taken
up
in
the
work
of
clothing
study.
The
use
of
the
sewing
machine,
as
well
as
simple
hand
Lstitching,
-the
making
of
their
qm-cooking
uniforms
and
of
The
city
council
.appointees
to
j
the
fair
board
this
yar
are
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
Aid.
F.
G.
Dawsop
and
Aid.
C.
II.
Orme.
District
News
'
The
fol
lowing
arft
committee
chairmen
of
the
8tdwqrt
Board
of
Trade
far
the
year:
trade
and
commerce,
Howard
Campbell;
lai.wayn
autl
navigation,
G.
W.
.
nUth,'
mining,
U.
W-M-
Rolston;
.
ublic'ftj
.
AV.
ft
Tooth
;
membership,
H.
!.
HfVt;
entertainr
ment,
Q.
J.
HuteMags;
finance.
R.
Ti
pro.fWy.
Snwdnpg
yei
in
bloom
tp
MrV.
j'
V.
Clegg's
gfden
here
on
Ffb&ary
88.
Judgt
W.
C.
Arnold
of
Hydtr
weampwiMed
commissioner
at
KtcbiUn(ivSticcef
cling
Judge
.L
Wi:flCne.."'
Arthur
W.
Fox,
mWH'm.'J
air-Arnold''
untensils
are
an
important
pgrt
aifferent
toods
are
noted
in
the
L
"V'V
7C
,
..
-.
,
.
...
.twelve
nidn.
vnfar
the
foreman-preparation
of
the
meU
airf
the-..
.
direct
fonnection
with
everyd
,
'p
G
Vu
Matheson
?
?
work-
fc
....
,
jnjJ
A
0n
jne
v
breakwater
of
the
life
gjvo
these
lpns
a
wry
r.
m
.
..
Ier
undge
practical
value.
The
chlltlrenl
n
wa
am
aaii
w
t
f
find
Ari(Uk4Al
4a
I
S.
G.
week
fro
art
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
He
reporU.that
Mrs.
McNeill's
health
is
much
improved
and
th)t
she
expects
to
return
north
shortly.
mending
apd
cleaning
clothes,
thej
Mrs.
Robert
Jackson
and
baby
rranrement
of
the
girl's
bod-
!ere
in
town
last
week
from
room,
its
color
scheme,
ventlla-!
n.
t.
ouxer.
oeing
m
ing
lion
and
care
are
all
discussed.
way
to
mtthers
to
join
Mr.
JaK
The
home
care
of
the
sick,
pre-
sn
ho
tt
now
engineer
"In
paratlon
of
invalid
dishes,
treat-
charge
of
the,
Pathie.iftlne.
ment
of
cuts
and
burns
and
first
I
r!
aid
are
dealt
with.
Mr.
and
M.fVjftek
Rwinfe
and
,
,
,
,
,
two
soaa
returned
.
last
week
In
the
later
work
the
girls
use
frnm
,
to
Vnniniwr.
commercial
patterns,
and
study
'
'
'.
roatejlal3.
and
care
and
hygia
Walter
tf.
:
BraadL
'
euatoms
f..
Wttaothlnjc'.
;
Woriiff
on
d4Ign;
LP
f
vimvii
f
0
HgUre
and
trin
uhlh
will
Lake
him
fnr
to
occaaion
Jorms
part
or
the
ad-lgoutj.
.
California
and
the
Mexican
border,
lie
is
accompanied
Uy
Pre
Hunter.
Mrs.
S.
0.
Ijawrence
returned
Ut
8twrt
last
week
aftr
an
ex-
or
seifnce.
A
general
caufs
.
lM11ied
.at
n
Vancouver.
covers
much
the
same
work
but
'
not
(n
such
detail
or
with
the
"
same
atteption
to
theory.
These
courses
inelude
food
preservation,
AIICK
Aim
health
and
nutrition.
mnrWptintf
A
anoinAful
rnrtl
nnrtv
wna
'
,
n
-
.
-
-
i---
and
hbme
management
'hisld
on
Saturday
evening
under
A
study
of
simple
dieijt(,
the
the
aupifa
of
the
AHfe
Ann
value
of
protein
constituents,
.Junior
Bporta
Club,
vitamin
needs
and
sources,
the
deficiency
diseases
are
all
stud-1
George
Hajffs,
superintendent
led.
The
"Home,"
first
as
a
af
the
Ttyw
mine,
returned
last
house
with
ivttention
to
sanitation,
vmk
frsm
a
business
rip
to
drainage,
lighting
and
conven-
Vaacousr.
J.
...1
...
i
&
lences
men
me
notue
'
apa
as.
a
jj-ii
argii
t
mr
-r
'
social
centre
and
its
place
In
family
relationship
la
an!
impor-
wiep!
tant
part
of
the
work
In
the
hem
High
School
course.
Give
Girls
Start
ace
af
VuMeidrtg!V
!.4wllB
..
e-maklng.
'-'CPrW
,
j
A
very
hwuty
vote
of
thanks
'was
accorded
Miss
Rogers
for
her
enlightening
talk.
The
value
of
such
instruction
The
meeting
then
discussed
to
the
individual
and
to
the
com-
resolutions
to
be
forwarded
to
munitv
can
not
be
overestimated
the
headijuarter
of
the
Fedcra-;
and
while
the
Intention
Is
not
to
tlon.
These
referred
tq
s)ck
pay
make
ench
girl
an
expert
in
allowances,
extra-mural
(nstruc-home
economics
it
Is
Intended
tlon
from
tie
University
of
B.
C,
that
that
each
each
girl
girl
should
should
tret
get
a
a
start
start
correspondence
correspondence
courses
courses
for
for
ad-
ad-
POPE
GIVES
I1LESSINGS
Roman
citizens
nti
od
in
a
I-ius
oh
tua
iilOMA
m
die
iownpour
of
rain
to
receive
apos
tolic
benedii
ti
..utnan
question
between
Italy
an
the
llolr
See.
FREE
FOR
UNFORTUNATES
Famous
bone-setter,
operations
for
the
poor.
SHE
was
one
girl
who
was
going
to
stay
attractiveso
she
watched
her
"beauty
diet"
Out,
all
the
time,
she
was
missing
something
every
diet
should
have.
In
the
dishes
she
so
carefully
selected
there
was
scarcely
any
roughage.
Constipation
gained
a
foothold.
Q
i
i
L.
A.
E.
Kennard,
at
the
City
Temple,
London,
Kng..
!
Here
we
see
a
small
boy
benefiting
by
the
expert
nan.
The
"beauty
diet"
that
made
her
ugly
.1
.L
V
nicngin
wo
very
youin
she
thought
to
protect
were
paying
the
price
I
Thousand
of
women
and
men
are
paying
the
price
of
soft,
fib
r
el
ess
meals.
Many
are
dieting
and
yet
they
de-(eattheir
own
purposes
because
constipation-continues
to1
poison
the
system.
No'
other
evil
is
more
widespread.
It
may
start
with
aching
heads
and
blemished
cheeks.
It
often
ends
with
serious
trouble
and
disease.
And
more's
the
pity
when
it
can
be
so
easily
prevented
by
means
of
a
simple
cereal.
So
quickly
relieved.
Ketlogg's
ALL-BRAN
is
guaranteed
(p
bring
sure
relief
.
.
safe
prevention!
ALL-F4RAN
is
IQ0
tjegthS
ALL'DRAN
is
practically
all
roughage,
or
fcfo
ilia
if
fft
1.
7
ALL-BRAN
bulk.
This
bulk
carries
mo
ture
throughout
the
dig
live
tract
Gently
dicing
the
intesUnc.
sweepinl
out
poisonous
wajfs.
rw
bran
products
srHom
ee
tain
enough
bulk
to
becofflj
pletely
effective
DjcWj
recommend
ALL-CRNj.
100
bran.
'Zs
results
part-bran
pro"
cannot
hope
to
eqU
Kellogg
s
ALL
CR'N
w
UW
finitely
better
tjnn
forming
pille
nd
la
A
naturally
healthful
cereal!
To
crf
"
milk
or
cream,
tfelieious
with
fruit
ox
hot
i
added.
,
i
.&
Use
it
in
cooking
too.
Recipes
on
Mix
it
with
hot
cereals.
Sprinkle
It
into
.
so
p
Just
eat
two
tapletpoonfuls
in
some
daily
chronic
cases,
with
every
regular
use
will
protect
your
family
"oa
dangers
of
constipation.
.
.j
Insist
on
genuine
Kellogg's.
th
or
gj
rf
ALL-BRAN.
Sold
by
all
grocers,
nc
hotels,
restaurants,
cafeterias.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario-
AUBRAN
Lggyw
CuarantJl
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