NEWS
ay
Ma,
u
PAQE
SIX
THE
DAILY
SPECIALS
WALLACE
nday
and
Saturday
BIGGER
&
BETTER
THAN
EVER
See
Our
Windows,
Visit
Our
Store
SHEETS
Fully
bleached,
70x90.
1,00
WASHABLE
RAG
RUGS
27x54.
2
for
.ix
COAT
HANGERS
Withubber
studs.
gQg
LADIES'
HATSi-Straw
otfancy
Braids.
2.95
IJOBETTE
BLOOMERS
In
a
splendid
"Tffp
quality,
all
latest
shades,
pair
CHILDREN'S
STRAW
HATS
from
BOBETTE
RAYON
PANTIES
In
six
QJp
shades
with
contrasting
trim,
very
special
'
SILK
HOSE
Full
fashioned
Bemburg
in
Q
-fl
Off
10
leading
shades,
Mercury
Make,
pr.
.
.
V
The
above
are
just
a
few
of
the
specials
offered
for
this
occasion
'
I
'hone
9
Tfu
Avc.
&
Fulton
St.
'Supplementary
I
Books
Changed
New
Rtadtrs
Necessary
Followinf
'If
vised
'Requirements
of
Department
of
Education
Under
the
new
list
of
books
which
has
been
approved
by
the
Department
of
Education,
there
will
be
considerable
change
in
the
supplementary
readers,
it
was
reported
to
the
school
board
last
night
by
principals.
The
matter
was
mentioned
by
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
and
also
by
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
prin
cipal
of
Borden
Street
School.
Miss
Mercer
asked
particularly
for
books
for
Grades
1
and
II,
which
were
badly
in
need
of
reading
material.
This
was
the
mini
mum
requirement,
Miss
Mercer
said.
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,
chairman,
thought
that,
since
the
books
were
prescribed,
it
was
up
to
the
board
to
secure
them.
The
matter
will
be
further
gone
into
today
when
the
school
trustees
get
together
to
Inspect
the
various
school
buildings.
Rheumatism
23
Yrs
Discovers
Way
to
Banish
all
Pain
"Had
rhumatlvn
for
23
years.
Hospitals
said
incurable.
Vii
In
bed
when
1
took
'Frutt-a-tlves.'
They
have
done
won-dera.
Can
do
my
work
and
no
more
pain."
Airs.
A.
N.
Field.
Wynyard,
Sask.
Just
on
or
thousands
who
say
rheumatism,
neuralgia,
neuritis
fly
away
quick
with
'Frult-a-tlvfs.i'
Chronic
constipation
and
liver
troubles
end
overnight.
Bad
stomach,
biliousness,
Indigestion,
heartburn,
pas
vanish
like
magic.
Kidney
and
bladder
ills,
pain
in
bock
go
In
hurry.
Nerves
quiet,
sound
sleep
at
once.
Ten
ot
nature's
greatest
remedies
combined
In
handy
little
tablet.
Muvelous
discovery
of
famous
Canadian
doctor.
8peedy
results.
Oet
"Prult-a-tlves"
from
druggist
today.
Sleep
fine,
wake
up
great.
Add
a
piauant
sauce
(with
or
without
vegetables)
toachcap-er
cut
of
meat
and
you
have
a
dish
of
high
food
value
and
delicious
flavor.
For
recipes
see
page
17,
"The
Good
Provider's
Cook
Book".
JO;
PASTRIES
In
"The
Good
Provider's
Cook
Book"
you
win
find
entirely
new
recipes
and
nw
ways
of
baking
old
favorites.
The
hints
cm
pastry
making
will
appeal
to
every
woman
interested
in
knowing
the
latest
methods.
(T'HE
advantage
of
KJ
using
St.
Charles
Milk
wherever
the
recipe
calls
for
milk
may
be
expressed
in
a
few
words
it
gives
to
food
that
richness,
that
smoothness
of
texture,
that
"cooked
with
cream"
flavor
which,
makes
the'
dish
a
suc-
'
cess.
Yet
its
cost
is
so
reasonable
you
can
use
it
freely.
7knUn4
CHOCOLATE
FUDGE
CAKE
4
MNuna
wiwIMii
ctocalata.
I
UMMpooM
turir.
I
utijcspoww
bo&las
1-1
no
Satur.
I
14
cum
ot
!
J
f
I
rolkt
U
bnum.
t-1
n
Bartta'a
S.
ChuVa
MOk.
I
M
caia
Soar.
1
teupooaa
MkiM
o"dtf.
I
Uattova
mllta.
I
HI
klua,
KlS
fcntaa.
Shave
or
break
the
chocolate
in
small
pieces,
add
three
tablespoons
sugar
and
the
boiling
water,
and
melt
over
hot
water.
Cream
the
butter,
add
sugar
gradually,
beating
well
after
each
addition.
Add
the
egg
yolks,
continue
beating.
Stir
in
the
chocolate.
Add
flour
mixed
and
sifted
with
baking
powder,
alternately
with
milk.
Beat
vigorously,
flavor
and
fold
in
the
egg
whites.
Bake
in
two
layers
in
moderate
oven.
Ful
and
cover
the
top
with
tho
following:
nm
FILLING
4
tqnartf
aatwectaned
cboeoUta.
cup
Diowa
near,
cup
KT.nuUt.il
tutar.
J-
cap
Bsttfn'a
St.
Chub
link.
I
UbltJtnoa
potter.
I
Uaapooa
nallla.
t
cat
aatateata.
chopped
or
brokca
la
pUcc.
Shave
or
break
the
chooolat
e
in
small
pieces
and
cook
with
sugar
and
milk
until
it
forms
a
soft
ball
when
tested
in
cold
water.
.
Remove
from
stove,
add
butter,
but
do
not
stir
it
in.
Cool
slightly,
beat
until
creamy.
Add
vanilla
and
nuts,
spread
between
layers,
and
cover
top
of
cake.
KW-m
i
n
wen
Bjk
b&
b
wtm
IW1II
Ma
sr
Tta?3d
UsT-laHVa
Boi
steal
ts7
Bill
BmU
m
UNSWEETENED
EVAPORATED
Tl
IE
BORDEN
CO.
LIMITED,
1
lomcr
Arcada,
Vancourer
Send
me
tree,
St,
Charles
recipe
book,
"The
Good
Prorider'i,
Aooaaaa
.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
Bring
Quick
Returns
WHO
would
4i
Mil
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hinton,
Mrs.
O.
O.
Bush-
by,
Mrs.
J.
H.
Cason.
Mrs.
M.
H.
Blott
and
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton.
This
was
the
final
meeting
of
the
club
for
the
season.
The
executive
will
meet
next
Thursday
to
arrange
the
program
for
the
,1930-31
season.
Dab
ivs
Colds
T3m
-SOf
lM
f.-4V
lVV
UV44I.VU
niUMUk
dosing
Just
rub
on
VjCKS
V
VapoRuo
ismimssms&g&SBa
Butter.
3-lb.
brick
Empress
Orange
Marmalade
uw
4-lb.
tin
Canada
Dry
Oinger
Ale
6
bottles
Eggs
Fresh
Extras;
3
doz
X.
Clark's
Pork
St
Beahs
2's
2
tins
Heinz
Cooked
Spaghetti
2's,
2
tins
.
Nabob
Florida
Grape
Fruit
2's,
per
tin
;
Ripe
Bananas
3
lbs
TRKSH
-GREEN
VEGETABLES
ARRIVING
EVERY
BOAT
Alberta
Market
P.
GAMULA.
Fifth
Street.
leUheii
Iiairo
fliKivaij?
Your
pride
prompts
you
to
keep
your
hair
veil
groomed
then
for
the
same
reason
smarten
your
dull,
unpolished
shoes
regularly
villi
a
glossy
"Nugget"
shine
waterproofs
tho
shoes
as
it
polishes.
flB
SHOE
POLISH
Ijlie
NUGOET
TIN
cjwu
mill
a
Intel
71
LADIES'
MUSIC
'SCHOOL
CLUB
ELECTS
Airs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
Again
Chosen
REPAIRS
President
Mrs.
James
Far-
j
Trustees
Making
Inspection
Today
quhar
Secretary
f
Various
Buildings
The
annual
business
meeting
of
the,
Ladies'
Music
Club
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Hlnton.
Hays
Block.
Officers
for
the
coming
year
were
elected
as
follows:
President.
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
Vice-president,
Mrs.
Ernest
An
derson.
Secretary,
Mrs.
James
Farq'uhar.
Treasurer,
Mrs,
Chris
Perry.
Librarian,
Mrs.
It
F.
Pullen.
Pianist,
Miss
E.
O.
Lenox.
Executive
Mrs.
A.
fl.
"
Carson,
ilembers
of
the
board
of
school
trustees
are
making
a
tour
of
the
various
school
buildings
today
to
look
over
the
ground
preparatory
to
making
arrangements
for
repairs
that
will
be
made
during
the
coming
summer
vacation.
,
One
of
the
big
jobs
will
be
the
reshlngllng
of
Borden
Street
School.
The
board
had
J.
E.
Jolly-more
make
an
examination
of
this
building
and
he
recommended
that,
to
make
a
tight
Job,
the
windows
should
also
be
flashed.
It
Is
likely
'
that
the
board
will
call
for
tenders
so
that
the
job
may
proceed
im
mediately
the
summer
holidays
I
commence.
I
Floors
in
King
Edward
High
School,
which
are
leaking
and
in
bad
condition,
will
be
nteo
examined.
Trustee
Earl
Barrie
suggested
that
laying
of
heavy
cork
linoleum
where
needed
might
meet
the
situation.
1
At
Westvlew
School,
the
top
of
the
chimney
will
be
examined
;
Miss
J.
D.
Moffatt,
principal
of
this
,
school;
reporting
that
it
was
not
very
satisfactory,
the
draft
being
insufficient
and
smoke
pouring
forth
whenever
the
door
was
open.
Week-End
BIG
LOAD
0F
F!SH
c
-i.
I
opeciais
Granulated
Sugar
-
18
lbs.
Kelloggs
All-Bran
per
pkg
T
.i...,..-.;
Quaker
Puffed
WheaUr
per
pkg
r..
Lily
While
Corn
Syrup,'
2-lb.
tin
.,
Minute
Tapioca
2
pkgs
-
Ormand's
Fancy
Bfi&cults
Assorted,
per
pkg
Oarden
Brand
Peas-
No.
4
tin
Del
Monte
Prunes
Large
'
site,
2-lb.
pkg
81.00
20c
15c
20c
Sunnybrook
Cre&mefy
-fl
CT
fimi
f
t
.
1"
I.
WI
1AAAA
jiuiiii;
iuuiiia
liinn
i,uuu
I
rounds
From
Squadarec
to
Claxton
Capt.
Jimmy
Thomas
was
in
pert
yesterday
afternoon
with
hit
fish
packer
Vlner
en
route
back
to
Squadarec
and
Dundas
Island
after
having
delivered
from
there
to
Claxton
cannery
the
biggest
load
of
25C
8Prln&
hnon
to
be
carried
this
season
so
far,
there
having
been
10c
15c
35c
1.25
81.10
25c
Malkin's
Whole
Baby
BeeU
9Cp
2's,
per
tin
J.
:.
35c
30c
50
c
Proprietor
Phone
208,
12,000
pounds
altogether.
Fishing
is
particularly
good
at
Squadaree,
Capt.
Thomas
reports.
Flour
Specials
FOR
FRIDAY,
SATURDAY
AND
MONDAY
wnite
npur
ah
Dranas,
rjc
98's.
per
sack
White
Flour
All
brands
co
AC
49's,
per
sack
White
Flour
All
brands
24's,
per
sack
Wheat
per
sack
.
Ttlaon's
Quaker
Oats
with
premium,
per
pkg
Mixed
Candles
per
lb
.$1.30
B
Dr.
Mlddletoii's
Whole
Wheat
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
309
319
Thin
Ave.
8
u
0"ENGLISH"
I1PAI
NT
B
RANDRAM
.
H
ENDERSO
N
aajissaiil'a
"
9
sssaassaaiBssaMisssssssawasj
tiatt!
Be
proud,
h
TIIURS.,
Fill,
and
SAT,
Ken
Maynard
m
the
vv
agon
Master
Fiour-34-s
M
1
PART
TALKING
AND
per
lack
i
SIVnivr
F..ur-10's
7Ap
Cowboy
Songs
and
Act:
per
sack
.
vv
,
This
Flour
is
100
Pure
Jdr
Health
i
TtT
lCl
dilVft
s
Wild
Rose
Pastry
Flour
Crtp
tt
OiiO
10
s.
per
sack
j
We
believe
this
price
will
be
ad-
vancea
soon
on
account
or
duty.
-
TalUjnff
Comcdics-
No.
5
Good
Chicken
OO
w
ijnuiaiBiaaLi!i-i!l
-S.
I
.4
"DEAR
TEAniPFi-
otJ'i.W
and
25c
I:;
"DAD'S
DAY"
Also
a
"SCENIC
Admission
-
20c
and
tie
TWO
SHOWS,
7
&
S
fX
i
SAT.
MATINEE
At
2:30
15c
and
4Cc
wwaain
wwnwy
-
SI
g-
y
f
AND
REMEMSER
Carnation
Milk
makes
such
delicious
dishes
because
it
is
such
good
milk.
Evaporated
to
double
richness
and
sterilized
for
safekeeping,
it
is
convenient,
economical
and
dependable.
Write
for
Miry
Bl.ke
Cook
Book
CARNATION
CO.,
1
IMITTD
114
AJbc4i
Swaat,
V
UKtu.tr,
B.C.
o
Sam
This
is
where
I
live"
PIODL"C0
IN
CANADA
The
Safeguarded
ufmm
Cositesated
Cows'1
'OUR
home
is
where
you
spend,
the
f
tester
r,rt
your
time.
It
deserves
iytAjt
most
csriiu.
attention
1
M
Some
houses
are
bright,
(harming,
worthy
of
tf"-pride
their
owners
show
in
them.
Others
just
tm
attrartlveness
.
.
.
through
Isck
of
tasteful
and
'
flcienily
frequent
painting.
Decide
now
that
this
spring
you
will
Imsrttn
i'P
)tur
home
and
re-beautify
it
with
the
help
of
B
'
'Enclish'
t..i,'.i.
r.:.
.-.I
n....i..m.u..,l.,un
ti"
ducts.
lYohsve,
we
know,
often
imagined
gsy
and
plcafng
colour
schemes.
This
'is
your
oppiirtunity
to
r
some
of
them
into
effect
iq
your,
own
home.
VWj
our
store
today
snJ
ssk
for
a
card
showing
the
full
range
of
shades
of
B
II
"English"
Paint
available.
FOP.
SALE
BY
CORDON'S
HARDWARE
Seventh
Ave.
E.
Telephone
311
log