1
I.
I
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Monday,
April
7,
1030
THE
TAKU
GLACIER
:
Tins
ice
field,
one
of
the
largest
in
the
world,
is
one
of
the
many
wonders
wbicu
are
to
be
seen
on
the
route
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamshms
between
Vancouver
and
Skagway,
Alaska.
All
of
the
three
boats
in
this
service,
the
Prince
George,
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
new
Pnnce
Henry,
pass
within
a
stone's
throw
of
this
glacier,
the
height
of
which
can
be
judged
by
the
fishing
smack
in
the
foreground.
The
glacier
is
90
miles
long
and
only
about
one-quarter
of
its
width
is
shown
in
the
ahotograph.
somfthinp.
nnnn
phd
cttddcd
1
WHEN
EVERYONE'S
HUNGRY
3
jtVAAAAAAAAAAAAAiAAiMgr
'
What
sudden
and
overwhelming
appetites
families
developwhen
you
least
expect
itl
You
know
the
signs
everyone
tPfinHr
U'hn
rfinrt"
will
Satire
ready,
and
displays
exceptional
7mau
Interest
in
whether
or
not
there
13
10
De
"something
good
.
What
they
Dean
is
something
nrartw
snH
mm
and
satisfying.
And
sometimes
it
is
a
ntue
dubcult
to
think
up
a
dish
that
fills
these
requirements
and
yet
is
a
variation
on
the
usual.
i
I
suggest
that
on
such
occasions
you
uy
me
reapes
nere.
iney
are
quite
simple
to
prepare,
most
delidously
that
is
just
what
you
require
to
satisfy
wKuiy-waciiea
appeiues.
Ti
AdJtJ
Rlchifii
and
Nourithmtnt
of
CoJ
Milk
Opes
is
that
they
combine
with
other
foods
the
rich,
wholesome
nourishment
of
pure
whqje
milk.
For,
as
you
will
Cote,
both
call
for
Carnation
Milk.
Perhaps
you
didn't
know
that
Carnation
Milk
is
twice
as
rich
in
cream
as
ordinary
milk
because
it
has
been
reduced
by
evaporation
to
half
its
original
bulk
in
order,
that
it
may
go
into
convenient
sized
cans.
Because
of
the
extra
richness
you
can
effect
many
economies
in
your
cookery.
In
one
other
respect
Carnation
Milk
differs
from
ordinary
milk.
The
cream
particles
are
broken
up
to
keep
them
distributed
all
through
the
milk.
The
finer
particles
give
foods
the
most
mar-velously
smooth
texture
a
fine
ycivciy
quaiuy
inai
you
couidn
t
i
AAAAMA?i.l
AAA
AAAAA
LkM
get
by
using
ordinary
milk.
Carnation
Milk
is
simply
the
best
of
pure,
sweet,
whole,
milk.
It
has
nothing
added
to
it,
and
nothing
taken
out
except
about
half
the
water.
It
comes
from
dairies
where
the
highest
sanitary
standards
prevail,
and
is
sterilised
bo
that
it
keeps
safe
and
pure
uhttl"it
comes
on
your
table
in
the
form
of
rich,
creamy
soups
and
sauces,
smooth,
velvety
ice
creams,
delicate,
fine-textured
custards,
light,
fluffy
cakes,
and
fragile
delectable
desserts.
Their
extra
delidousnes8
is
proof
of
the
extra-goodness
of
this
uniform
and
convenient
milk.
Send
for
free
Carnation
Cook
B00&
Address
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
I
lam.
Country
Styje
3
slices
of
ham
(medium
size),
2
then,
brown
sugar,
J
cup
carnation
Milk.
Pan
fry
ham
until
well
browned;
sprinkle
both
sides
with
brown
sugar;
continue
cooking
until
sugar
is
melted.
Remove
ham
from
pan
;
add
Carnation
to
svtud
in
Dan.
Cook
until
sliffhtlv
thickened,
stirring
carefully
to
prevent
scorchintr.
Pour
browned
cream
craw
over
ham.
Serves
6.
Carnation
Veal
Frirasc
1
1
IK.'
veal
steak,
3
tbsp.
flour,
salt
and
pepper,
2
tbsp.
butter,
1
cup
water,
1
cup
Carnation
Milk.
Cut
veal
in
2
inch
squares;
dip
in
flour
well
seasoned
with
salt
and
pepper.
Brown
in
butter
and
add
water.
Cook
slowly
until
tender
(about
ju
minutes),
add
Carnation
and
continue
cooking
until
miiy
has
thickened.
Serves
5.
Not
only
food
value
but
flavour
is
added
to
your
meals
when
you
cook
with
Carnation.
Twice
as
rich
as
bottled
milk,
always
pure,
always
dependable,
it
makes
the
best
of
dishes.
And
how
it
6aves
on,
cream
and
butter
I
(Set
rectptt
tbovt)
iiP&
ftW
I
PRODUCED
I
IN
CANADA
MlllUl&J
The
Safeguarded
Mith
:wfTOm
Contented
Cows"
f
-
u
.
If
you
lose
anything:,
advertise
for.it.
News
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Paisley
Point
Property
Looks
Favorable
Annual
Report
of
Rig
Missouri
Prosperity
Looks
Like
JJiu
Producer
;
Development
worlrat
the
Los
Angeles-Vancouver
mining
property
at
Paisley
Point,
down
the
coast
from
here,
jhas
been
proceeding
all
winter
and
excellent
progress
has
jl-.een
made
according
to
report
of
Chester
P.
Lee,
consulting
engineer.
The
lower
tunnel,
which
will
be
the
main
adit,
has
been
completed
and
the
vein
was
cut
within
one
ifoot
of
the
surveyed
position.
The
ore
body
in
the
upper
i
level
has
been
extended
60,
feet
further
west
and
an
extension
Hashech
made
from
the'
west
stope
over
the
level
and
ia
siiull
rabe
put
up
from
It.
This
!
Jtope
.and
raise
has
disclosed
a
mined
and
shipped
to
the
smelter
I
shoot
of
pay
ore
40
feet
Ion?:
and
of
1479
tons
of
ore
of
a
gro
value
of
a
width
and
height
nit
yet
defln-
$45,610,
according
to
u
report
ls-
itely
ascertained,
fbeven
sampleo
of
sued
by
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
ihls
ore
taken
at
five-foot
intervals
Co.
Thh
shipment
netted
$23,430.
averaged
11.8
copper,
$1
in
gold
February
completed
four
months'
.aid
three
ounces
of
sliver.
A
drift
operations
cf
the
Prosperity
mine
has
been
cut
into
the
ore
bodv
01
and
during
this
time
net
profits
i'et
on
the
lower
level.
The
bre,fl0.n
ore
shipped
amounted
to
$39,-
oay
is
3aia
w
cc.
strong
ana
one
j
22.51.
if
5Uch
a
reCord
can
be
I
w
hich
would
seem
to
be
cf
a
kind
,
1'
om
which
considerable
shipping
ire
could
be
picked.
As
this
is
dl-.
ctly
below
the
upper
workings,
J;he
consulting
engineer
itates
that
Lie
has
no
hesitation
in
saying
that
lit
is
a
downward
extension
of
the
"'
'
Uaaie.
I
"In
1023
when
the
Buena
Vhsta
Mining
Co,
a
subsidiary
of
,he
S
on-undated
Min'ng
&
Smelting
Co.
;.td.,
assumed
the
management
of
south.
When
this
program
of
drilling
Is
completed,
it
will
be
possible
to
estimate
ore
reserves
with
some
degree
of
accuracy."
Vapors
inhaled
quickly
clear
head
Fruit
Specials
!
STOCK
YOUR
LAKDEIl
AT
THESE
PRICES
PEARS
2Yz'a,
Del
Monte,
3
tins
for
PEACHES
2
Vi's,
Del
Monte,
3
tins
for
PEACHES
lfc's.
Del
Monte.
3
tins
for
APRICOT&-BufreVsfc$e
Q4
Afb
Del
Monte,
6
tins
for
..V1"
PLtMS
2V4's,
Mac's
Best
(Rffo
3
tins
for
LOGANBERRIES
2's,
3
tins
for
RASPBERRIES
1
Ws,
Onnl
rU..
A
tin.
n
EVERY
BOAT
Sr2
$1.25
v
.15
85c
95c
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
18
AND
84
P.
O.
Box
576.
lade
despite
Inclement
weather!
nu
difficulties
incidental
to
open-1
ng
pi-oduction
and
putting
the1
.am
in
operation,
it
is
believed
by
.lning
men
that
Prosperity
is
Mind
to
become
an
outstanding
rouueer
wnnin
me
present
year.
Three
Cannery
Crews
Arrive
.he
Big
Missouri
mine,
a
compre-
.
heneive
plan
of
development
of
the
property
was
undertaken,"
3ays
the
Managers
and
Men
For
Sunnyslde,
tinual
report
of
Puncin
MsVlchle,
Arrandalc
and
Mill
May
Ar-uanager
of
the
Big
Missouri
'Mln-
J
rived
on
Catala
ng
Co.
"This
plan
consisted
of
j
riving
the
Province
cross-cut
tun-;
TERRIBLE
SBFFERINQ
Day
And
Night
With
Eczema
Mri.
Martin
II.
Giesbrfcht,
Winkler,
Man.,
writes
t-
-"I
have
used
with
pood
results
for
efipma.
My
fe
and
shoulders
were
simply
covered
with
blotches
of
this
terrible
disease.
"Nothing
did
me
my
pood
until
I
took
your
medicine
and
it
has
relieved
me
of
the
terrible
suffering
I
had
to
go
through
day
and
night."
Put
ut
only
bv
The
T.
Milburn
Co-
I
limited,
Toronto,
Unt.
C.M.R.
TRAINS
TO
BE
FAS!
Will
De
Sneedic-
Than
Any
Othe
Trains
In
AVorld
MONTREAL.
April
7:
R.
L.
Bur-nap,
traffic
vice-president
of
th
Canadian
National
Rail-ways,
tod;
r.rui
vunced
an
important
train
r$-ldon
program
Including
the
Inau-
Ruiaiion
of
two
niw
trains
which
m
oe
listar
than
any
cthar
train
in
the
world
traversing
a
like
din-
tanuc.
A
material
shortening
up
of
tne
seneduies
between
Dastern
and
Weste.xi
Canada
was
also
announced.
The
International
Limited,
since
1.
iS
inception
in
1300
tr,
r-.in
ho.nMun
r
fT"
"
.
this
trio
from
Vancouver,
where
ic
Montreal
In
the
morning,
but.
TtoLri
TJ
haTe
bsen
sPemg
the
win-1
commencing
April
27.
It
will
leave
J
Sn
IZ,
S'SSfof
StS
r-
10
make
readV'for
the
forth-
iM
"
the
afternoon
at
3
o'-.lave
been
d
driven.
The
first
of
east
.
.
.
.
rinrt
clock
aVi
cover
.nv
,te
if.
run
r,,
of
f
33
mi
n-n
Jrift
was
started
1700
feet
westerly
j
i'rom
the
portal
of
the
tunnel
and
jnlng
salmon
packing
season's
iterations.
as
as
well
well
as
as
15
IS
members
members
of
of
the
crew.
'
W.
E.
Walker,
mdnaeer.
W.
S.
"
to
Toronto
in
six
hours,
arriving
there
at
9
n
m
and
raihlnir
Phi.
AftoMMMtlr
afternoon
to
let
off
J.
P.IIte
'or
the
3S4
miles
run
be-heyd
thU
east
drift
another
drift
tween
Montreal
and
Toronto
wUl
Tlfol
1!"
"0rr
Packers'
cannery
there,
and
Mrs"
new
records.
The
new
sche-
KErjuw,:
McMillan,
,
auie
Detw&en
Montreal
and
Chi
the
work
geometrically
and
diamond
drill
the
area
between
these
two
drifts,
cross-cutting
the
ore
bearing
formation
and
also
to
drill
?ist
of
the
ea;t
drift
and
west
of
fhjS1
west
drift.
Only
a
small
portion
;lne
area
opened
by
the
north-ou
drlfts
has
been
cohered
as
yet
by
'drilling
and
the
location
of
the
holes
has
been
made
more
or
less
at
random.
So
far
the
ore
occurs
in
.regular
channels
"or
belts
of
quartz
porphyry
alternating
with
'
elts
of
tuffs.
The
general
strike
of
the
quarta-porphyry
is
north
cago
Is
IS
hours
and
IS
minutes,
art
fnnrnvpmftnt
nt
mnn
than
fnm
Morse,
accountant,
and
13
mm
hour8
whl,e
Montreal-Toronto
time
bers
of
the
crew
of
Arrandale
can-1
"a
Men
reauceu
Dy
one
hour
and
nery.
and
George
Harris,
manager
'
13
m,n'Jtes.
A
similar
fast
train
will
of
Mill
Bay,
P.
Norton,
accountant,
oe
pw.iwa
eacn
aiiornoon
rrom
and
Mrs.
Norton
and
15
members
Toronto
to
Montreal
leaving
at
4
of
the
crew
were
bound
for
the!15-111-
Naas
Itlver.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
7,
1930.
The
well
known
local
steamer
Rupert
City
has
been
sold
by
Mac-
During
the
month
of
February
i
fnzl
Bros-
t0
the
Washington
he
Prosperity
mine
at
Stewart
,
Steamship
Co.
of
Seattle
for
$75,-
000.
The
vessel
will
be
operated
.
'the
Vancouver-Prince-Rupert
'
SSSJlX!t
,
run
ad
ColdS
and
wui
then
go
on
the
muSZSLJTJSi
V
i
for
a
while
by
her
new
owners
on
t.
'mil
1
n
.
i
luuiiat
tun
lu
ouna
anu
jviuir
uia-
During
the
past
week
alone
fines'
zelton
Tiie
confederation,
the
popular
Toronto
-
Winnipeg
-
Vancouver
train,
will,
commencing
April
27,
offer
more
speedy
and
convenient
I
travel
facilities
between
west
and
,
cast.
It
will
be
possible
to
leave
Montreal
on
the
International
Llm-ted
at
3
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
and.
Joining
tfie
Confederation
at
Toronto
that
night,
roach
Winnipeg
early
on
the
second
morning,
with
virtually
the
loss
of
only
one
';U3lness
day
in
travel.
The
Confederate
will
.operate
from
Toronto
to
Winnipeg
and
through
to
the
Paplfic
Coast
on
a
new
expeditious
summer
schedule
and
to
those
!
.:ier.
according
tn
nnt
nlnn.
nw
I
service
will
reptcsen:
a
saving
of
approximately
M'K..--v
13
hours
between
jP
Tn
the
tv,
winter
.....
will
-
the'
ttiuiiMcui
aim
Vancouver,
as
com
a
CKsln
ahe
go
on
wllh
tvr
n,rf
fnm,
rtf
TAKunUD
'
w...
v
.wwvvi
r-
'
J
ng
passengers
and
fruit.
fcred
by
the
Canadian
National
Time
Is
Saved
At
a
meeting
wltn
Frank
Bow-i
The
new
summer
schedule
also
ness
in
the
chair
and
A.
L.
Brown
brings
Into
effect
a
notable
im-actlng
secretary,
the
f611owlhg
'irovement
In
the
Confederation's
slate
was
picked
for
the
forthcom-
i
time
from
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg
ing
municipal
election:
mayor.
I4?
Toronto.
This
train
will
leave
Fred
Stork;
aldermen,
H.
II.
Clark
M.
M.
Stephens,
W.
P.
Lynch,
O.
R.
Naden.
A.
R.
Barrow.
Frank
Vancouver
at
1:10
o.m.
and
arrive
at
Winnipeg
at
5:33
pjn.
the
sec
ond
day.
Leaving
Winnipeg
at
6:20
Mobley
and
J.
H.
Hllditch
with
P-T1,
and
reach,n
Toronto
at
7:20
,
l
f
t
A
a
i
a
one
vacancy.
ouock
me
morning
or
ine
secona
.
aaji.
Tnis
cuts
down
the
previous
Canada
and
the
United
States
t,tne
ot
lhls
traIn
from
Vancouver
are
starting
negotiations
for
a
reciprocity
treaty.
to
Toronto
by
three
hours
and
af
fords
convenient
connections
to
all
parts
in
Ontario
and
the
east.
In
addition
to
the
greatly
lm-
!
exceeding
$5,000
have
been
collec-i
prvedserv)"
bf'we!n
,and
ted
from
'blind
and;fMt
"?ed
Coneratlon,
keepers
of
pigs
:
.
.
.
.?
.
Improved
achftrlnlM
will
nln
ha
mif
I
gaming
nouses
nere.
one
line
or
I
,t'i.7CJr,
i,
.
into
effect
for
the'
'Rnn
h.
hMn
trnm.-A
Continental
Llm-
of
$250
each
and
thrU
o
10
dM
T'
each.
BISCUITS-rFancy
,
CI
QQ
llazelton,
the
Indian
members
of!
Assorted,
3
lbs.
for
v,vvthe
crews
having
gone
out
on
rRESH
VEGETABLES
ARRIVING
.S.VB?
for
higher
t
wages-Capt.
;
jacicman
win
oe
in
command
of,
the
Port
Simpson
while
Capt.
Oar-'
diner
will
be
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charge
of
the
Ha-
j
tween
Vancouver
and
Montreal.
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white
men
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employ-
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season
on
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Hudson
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VailCOUVer
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Teacher
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The
wedding
took
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a
few
days
ago
at
Prince
Oeoree
of
Miss
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olive
Marguerite
Rogers,
daughter
Father
Cocola,
O.M.I.,
principal
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
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Rogers
of
of
the
Roman
Cathdljc
industrial
Vancouver,
and
Charles
Randolph
school
at
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left
by
this
morn-
Byers
of
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lng's
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to
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was
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few
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