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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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MODERN
"BOTTLE
BABIES"
ARE
CERTAINLY
LUCKY
!
Scientists
of
every
land
have
been
seeking
and
experimenting
to
find
a
milk
for
"bottle
babies"
that
would
give
these
precious
future
citizens
as
good
a
start
in
the
world
as
falls
to
the
lot
of
their
cousins
who
PBODUCBO
IN
CANADA
I
begin
life
on
mother
s
milk.
They
have
tried
every
kind
of
milk,
in
every
modification,
endeavouring
to
find
the
closest
possible
match
for
the
perfect
digestibility
of
mother's
milk.
And
now,
at
last,
they
say
they
have
found
a
uonderful
match
even
the
frailest
premature
babies
thrive
upon
it
Stcrtlt
of
Ftrftct
ITuio
Difttibility
This
remarkable
milk
is
unsweetened
evaporated
milk,
which,
as
you
doubt
less
know,
is
simply
pure
whole
milk
with
part
of
the
natural
water
removed,
and
nothing
added.
It
L
sealed
in
airtight
cans
and
sterilized
so
nothing
can
anect
its
purity.
Two
things
happen
to
this
milk
which,
scientists
say,
explain
the
fact
that
it
is
so
much
easier
to
digest
than
cow's
milk
in
any
other
form.
First,
there
is
the
heat
of
sterilization,
which
alters
the
casein
so
that
very
fine
soft
curds
are
formed,
almost
identical
with
those
formed
by
mother's
milk,
while
ordinary
milk
forms
tough,
solid
curds,
very
indigestible.
The
second
beneficial
change
in
unsweetened
evaporated
milk
comes
from
the
process
called
"homocenization".
This
process
breaks
up
each
fat
globule
into
a
thousand
infinitely
tiny
ones,
as
fine
as
those
in
mother's
milk.
This
abo
helps
the
baby's
delicate
stomach
to
digest
its
food
more
perfectly.
Contain
Nttded
Vitamin
Unsweetened
evaporated
milk
is
fully
equal
from
every
n&dn
nutritional
standpoint,
to
the
best
bottled
milk.
It
contains
all
the
vitamins
that
anv
milk
is
depended
on
to
supply.
Even
breast-fed
babies
nowadays
are
given
orange
juice
and
cod-liver
oil
the
only
supplements
needed
with
evaporated
milk.
This
milk
is
a
splendid
source
of
the
minerals
necessary
to
the
building
of
sturdy
bones
and
strong
regular
teeth.
Safety
ta
another
advantage.
Sterilization
destroys
all
bacteria,
and
the
baby
simply
can
t
acquire
any
of
those
milk-borne
infections
that
upset
so
many
bottle-fed
babies.
Naturally,
it
is
advisable
to
use
the
best
evaporated
milk
that
can
be
had.
The
most
widely
known
brand
is
Carnation,
the
milk
from"
contented
cows".
The
care
with
which
this
milk
is
guarded
at
every
step,
from
dairy
farm
to
final
sealing
and
sterilizing,
is
a
guaranty
to
the
mother
that
her
baby
will
have
the
purest
and
best
of
milk.
The
Carnation
Baby-Feeding
Chart
contains
valuable
information
on
this
interesting
subject.
Please
write
for
it,
but
remember
that
only
your
own
physician
should
prescribe
a
formula
for
your
baby.
I
should
also
like
to
send
a
copy
of
my
cook
book,
"My
Hundred
favorite
Recipes".
Both
publications
are
free,
and
you
may
obtain
them
by
writing
to
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.
ire
mem
iner
Carnation
Milk
is
the
perfect
milk
for
baby's
bottle
because
it
is'
unsweetened,
evaporated
milk
of
highest
quality
pure,
safe,
nourishing-,
and
more
digestible
than
milk
in
any
other
form,
The
Safeguarded
MW
"from
Contented
Cows"
s
ETTLERS
W4&r
Guard
your
I
m
x.
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m
?v
dlash
Jim!
Wood
is
the
settler's
winter
harvest.
When
his
own
land
is
cleared
he
may
still
obtain
employment
in
the
neighbouring
forest.
By
care
with
fire,
the
wise
settler
protects
his
own
living.
Issued
by
authority
of
Honourable
Charles
Stewart,
"Minister
of
the
Interior,
mount
romiT
riKtt
Racing
to
Gloucester
Mass
.
with
record
cargo,
of
mackerel,
schooner
Alice
Mildred
struck
a
ledge
and
sank
off
Poeabett
Cape
Cod.
Crew
were
saved.
ENGINEERS
TO
GATHER
Professional
Body
Will
Hold
Convention
Here,
Starting
Coming
Saturday
Commencing-on
the
coming
Saturday
and
continuing
to
the
fol-'owlng
Monday
and
Tuesday,
the
Northern
British
Columbia
branch
if
the
Association
of
Professional
Engineers
of
British
Columbia
will
hold
its
annual
convention
in
Prince
Rupert
with
engineers
from
,11
parts
of
the
district
in
attendance.
An
interesting
program
has
3een
arranged
for
the
occasion
and
jne
feature
will
be
a
gasboat
trip
for
the
visiting
engineers
to
Falls
River
where
the
large
power
de-elopment
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
will
be
inspected,
ncidentally,
the
Power
Corporation
if
Canada
will
be
host
at
a
luncheon
for
the
visiting
engineers.
In
addition
to
the
district
engineers,
there
will
be
in
attendance
at
he
convention
W.
R.
Bonnycastle
jnd
E,
A.
Wheatley,
president
and
secretary
respectively
of
the
Association
of
Professional
Engineers
from
Vancouver.
A
committee
including
W.
K.
Owyer,
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy
and
J.
J.
Little
Is
colloboratlng
with
H.
A.
McLean,
local
chairman,
in
connection
with
the
making
of
arrangements
for
this
important
professional
meeting.
With
a
good-sized
list
of
passengers
Including
a
number
of
tourists
CN-R
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
McKay,
arrived
in
port
on
time
at
11.30
tills
morning
from
Vancouver
and
will
sail
this
evening
for
Stwart,
Anyox
and
Massett
Inlet
points.
Everybody
Snows
THE
QUALITY
OF
OUR
GOODS
IS
THE
BEST.
WE
OFFER
THESE
SPECIALS
FOR
YOUR
BENEFIT.
White
Sugar
15
lbs
SI
Evaporated
Milk
All
brands
Q-f
9
tins
V
Empress
Red
Currant
Jam-
4's,
per
tin
Singapore
Pineapple
9
.tins
.....
Pitted;
DalesFyh
s,tock
25C
2
lbs,...,...
f...v.,l
King,
Oscar
Sardines
t
per
tin
Ashcrp(t
Ketchup
per
26-oz.
bottle
Stroh's'
Malt
Syrup
Hop
.
Flavored,
per
tin
.trrv....
Oold'.Dust
Mediumfie
2
pKgs.
:
....
Del
Monte
Apricots
1
per
tin
50c
SI
15c
25c
85c
,25c
25c
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Arriving
every
boat
at
reasonable
prices.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
417-423
5th
Avenue
East
PHONE
lk
AND
84
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
July
li,
1910
F.
O.
Dawson,
chairman
ot
the
fair
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
reported
to
the
board
last
night
that
preliminary
arrangements
had
been
made
for
the
holding
of
the
first
exhibition
In
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
estimated
that
the
cost
of
staging
the
fair
will
be
$5,000.
-
The'
postal
department
Is
considering
giving
mail
contracts
to
the
new
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
steamers.
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert,
M.
M.
Stephens,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade,
is
advised
by
the
Postmaster
General.
.
i,
Auto
Mechanics
NowOrganized
Officers
Electa
at
Successful
Pic-
nic
Saturday
Afternoon
at
Salt
Lake
The
autajnochanlps'
picnic
held
SaturdarAttftVoM
at
the
Salt
Lake
wrfa
greatStuccess.
a
fine
Umftbein$lfi0($g3
all,present.
Transportation
was
provided
by
J.
Armstrong
and
F.
Rousell
with
their
power
boats.
Games
were
played
and
refreshments
were
served.
v
A
business
session
was
held
during,
the
picnic
and
problems
of
im
portance
to
the
members
discussed.
A
committee
of
three
was
appointed
Jto
meet
the
garage
proprietors
and
discuss
with
them
matters
pertaining
to
working
conditions,
etc.
The
members
are
SUCCEED
IN
MUSIC
TESTS
M.iny
Local
Pupils
Won
Honors
in
Toronto
Conservatory
Examinations
fairly
conservative
in
their
claims
j
Academy.
and
expect
to
have
the
acquiesence
of
their
employers
as
well
as
the
public
generally
to
assist
them
,
In
carrying
out
of
the
provisions
and.
rules
of
the
new
association.
F
Rousell,
prpvlncial
treasurer,
of
n
Mic
aaouviawuii,
(to
t
lev
jjiai-
,
dent
of
the
locl
branch
with
William
Hawea-ai-secxaiary-treasurer.
The
following
is
a
list
of
candidates
in
the
recent
exam-natloni
held
by
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
names
are
arranged
in
order1
of
merit.
PIANO
Junior
Honors
Maclean,
Jean
B.
Pass
Stiles,
Marybelle.
,
Primary
Honors
Hamblln
Eileen
F
Wilkinson,
Edith.
Pass
Brady,
Kathleen;
Bert,
Lea
B.;
Moofehouse,
Ethel
(equal).
Primary
School
Pass
Casey,
Clare
E.
Elementary
Honors
Duncan,
Rosemary;
,
Ja-bour,
Lorraine;
Nishikaze,
Chlea
E.
(equal).
Pass
Steagil,
Phedyla;
Cox.
Rosey;
Bush,
Doorthy
K.;
Kenney,
Marjorie
A.
(equal);
Wood,
Ruth-ana;
Green,
Helen;
Manson,
John
R.;
Elklns,
Robert;
Baker,
Katharine
E.
Elementary
School
Pass
Green,
Joy.
Introductory
Honors
Beveridge,
Helen
F.
Pass
Cameron,
Russell;
Connon,
were!
Yvonne;
Luth,
Blorg;
McKenzle,
Hugh
(equal);
Inglls,
Elizabeth.
j
Introductory
School
Pass
Philllpson.
Charlotte.
i
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
St.
Joseph's
PIANO
Junior
Honors
Balagno,
Marie.
Primary
School
Pass-rGlllles,
Edna.
Elementary
Honors
Moore,
Mary
E.
Pas
Blaliv.
Antoinette;
Gullck,
Meetings
will
be
held
on
the
first
.
Margaret
S.
(equal)
Tuesday
of
every
month.
introductory
The
assodatten
expressed
gratl-l
Honors
Sherwoodi
mtbaitl.
'"""V
,k
"
B
AT
!
Beattie.
Margaret;
Macdonald,
Hon
by
the
newspapers
of
the
city.
San
Diego
Yacht
In
Port
Saturday
From
Trip
North
After
a
two
and
a
half
weeks'
cruise
north
of
here
as
far
as
Skag-way,
the
palatial"
San
Diego
power
yacht
Norab,
wfth
Baron
Long,
millionaire
hotel
man
and
summer
re
sort
owner,
anijarty
of
friends
onH
board,
arrived
in
port
at
3
o
cloctc
Saturday
afternoon
and
Is
leaving
this
afternoon
to
cruise
to
Stewart
and
the
Portland
Canal
before
returning
south',
Mr;
Long
stated
on
Saturday
ah
ternoon.
that
this
wasie
first
polnfJJn
the
ciurse
'dfgtlwhole
crulsertJiat
real
summerjlSSWher
had
been
encountered''
'The
fine
weather
tempted
the
party
to
dally
here
even
longer.
PLANE
FROM
NORTH
With
a
party
of
six
passengers
in
Mary
(equal);
Cameron,
Maizle,
Tamkln,
Jean
(equal);
Hunt,
Mildred;
Oullck,
Jim;
Moore,
Frances
(equal);
Letourneau,
Andre;
Mel-llsh,
Gladys
(equal).
THEORY
.
r
Junior
Harmony,
History
Honors
Palmer,
Gwendolyn.
Harmony
Honors
O'Brien,
Mary;
Wesch,
Rose.
1
-
,
Primary
1
Firs
Class.
Honors
McDonald,
Ruth;
Desjardins,
Cecilia;
Hunter,
Nina.
,
.
Honors
McCaffery,
Helen.
Elementary
First
Class,
Honors
Stiles,
Mary-bellefWllkfrtspn,
Edith;
Sturgeon,
Elizabeth.
M
Ruth;
MocLean,
HonorgfeNSUon,
QrijXrfflsc
Jean;
Bradyr
Gwendolyn;
Qullck,
Margaret.
Pass
Balagno,
Marie;
Blain,
An
tolnette;
Moore,
Mary
E.
CNJl.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge,
adldtlon
to
the
pilot,
the
Alaska-
Capt.
Neil
.
McLean,
returned
to
Washington
AltwaVs
seaplane
port
at
8.30
this
morning
from
"Skagway"
arrived
at
5
o'clock
yes-j
Skagway
and
other
Alaska
points!
terday
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
af-
and.
after
a
stay
of
two
hours,
took
ternoon
for
Ocean
Falls,
Powell
off
at
7
p.m.
on
its
return
north,
j
River
and
Vancouver.
1
E3
(olden
Voiced
Dennis
King
n
A
Glorious
Musical
Romance
i
'The
Vagabond
King'
Song
Cartoons
"The
Prisoner's
Song"
,
Paramount
Sound
News
Monday
&
Tuesday
Two
Shows
7
&
9
p.m.
Admission,
20c
&
6.
The
Consolidated
Mining,
and
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Office,
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and
Refining
Department
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and
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Copper,
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i
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and
Singing
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575
BESNER
BLOCK
DENTIST
of
the
Forest
Fire,
but
everybody
realizes
that
seventy
per
cent,
of
our
fires
in
1929
were
preventable;
in
other
words,
they
were
due
simply
to
carelessness.
Pressure
of
public
eliminate
opinion
carelessness
has
tions,
but
carelessness
in
gone
other
with
-
fire
amazingly
'
prevalent.
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far
to
still
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Forest
Fires
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Spruce
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Boards;
Doors,
'Windows,
Dimensions
and
Timbers
Shingles,
Etc.
Odd,
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
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Lumber
Manufacturers
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Coal
our
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mom
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and
Caxsldr
Wellington
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkley
Valley
Hay
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour
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Rupert
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Co
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