PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SOMETHING
GOOD
FOR
SUPPER
t
WHEN
EVERYONE'S
HUNGRY
J
What
sudden
and
overwhelming
appetites
families
develop
when
you
least
expect
it
I
You
know
the
dens
everyone
wonders
when
dinner
will
be
vy
ready,
and
displays
exceptional
TTvfw
Interest
in
whether
or
not
there
'
Is
to
be
"something
eood".
What
they
mean
is
something
hearty
and
warm
and
satisfying.
And
sometimes
it
is
a
little
difficult
to
think
up
a
dish
that
wis
mese
requirements
ana
yet
is
a
Variation
on
the
usual.
,'
I
suggest
that
on
such
occasions
you
I
try
the
red
pes
here.
They
are
quite
1
simple
to
prepare,
most
delidously
appetizing
and
have
the"nlling"quality
!
that
is
just
what
you
require
to
satisfy
umiiy-vmeiicu
appeuies.
The
Added
Rlchntti
and
Noariihment
of
Good
Milk
One
of
the
best
features
of
these
re.
dpes
is
that
they
combine
with
other
loans
the
rich,
wholesome
nourishment
of
pure
whole
milk.
For,
as
you
will
note,
both
call
for
Carnation
Milk.
Perhaps
you
didn't
know
that
Car-cation
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
velvety
quality
that
you
couldn't
Not
is
you
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I
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I
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I
ffittf.'il
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JOIN
PRODUCBD
IN
CANADA
nothing
taken
out
except
about
TZIaAl
half
the
water.
It
comes
from
dairies
where
1
the
highest
sani
tary
standards
prevail,
and
is
sterilized
so
that
it
keeps
safe
and
pure
until
it
comes
on
your
table
in
the
lorm
oi
rich,
creamy
soups
and
sauces,
smooth,
velvety
ice
creams,
delicate,
fine-textured
custards,
light,
fluffy
cakes,
and
fragije
delectable
desserts.
Their
extra
dehciousness
is
proof
of
the
extra-goodness
of
this
uniform
and
convenient
milk.
Sehd
for
free
Carnation
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Ham,
Country
Style
3
slices
of
ham
(medium
size),
2
tbsp.
brown
sugar,
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
syrup
in
pan.
Cook
until
slightly
thickened,
stirring
carefully
to
prevent
6Corchinjr.
Pour
browned
cream
craw
over
ham.
Serves
&
Carnation
Veal
Fricassee
11
lbs.'
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
30
minutes),
add
Carnation
and
continue
COOking
Until
mic
has
thirlrpngH
Serves
5.
only
food
value
but
flavour
added
to
your
meals
when
cook
with
Carnation.
Twice
as
rich
as
bottled
milk,
always
pure,
always
dependable,
it
makes
the
best
of
dishes.
And
how
it
saves
on
cream
and
butter
1
(See
recipes
above)
I
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Safeguarded
MHft
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Contented
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Twenty
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In
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April
3,
1910
I
Attorney
General
W.
J.
Bowser
Is
;l
declining'
to
Issue
cannery
licence
this
year
until
inc
cannerymc'ft
!
agree
to
limit
the
number
of
boats
they
will
fish.
Thomas
Deasy,
resident
of
Bri-1
tlsh
Columbia
for
30
years
and
former
fire
chief
in
Victoria
and
Kelson,
has
been
recommended
by
the
Liberal
executive
for
the
position
of
Indlan
Agent
at
Masrett.
;
inent
newspaper
men
from
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H.
F.
Mcltae,
James
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M.
'
and
other
parts
of
the
British
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and
B.
R.
Harrison
have
pire,
as
the
program
was
outlined
been
elected
mcmbe-s
of
the
Prince
,
by
the
president
of
the
Empire
Rupert
Board
of
Trade.
j
Press
Union.
Major
Hon.
John
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jr,
M.P..
chairman
of
the
Times
'
I
publishing
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ENGLAND
Plans
For
Imperial
Press
Conference
Include
Many
Important
Events
LONDON,
April
3:Plans
for
the
entertainment
of
the
delegates
to
the
Imperial
Press
Conference
which
is
to
be
held
In
London
be-
ginning
June
3,
attended
by
prom-
i
England
outside
the
metropolis,
And
a
week
In
Scotland.
The
party
a
ill
attend
a
reception
of
the
Kins
jund
Queen
at
Buckingham
Palace.
During
the
week
In
London
the
'si
tors
will
be
entertained
at
the
Houses
of
Parliament,
and
at
the
Royal
Academy.
There
will
be
a
nvernmerit
reception
at
Hampton
lta
uia
oy
ine
aeiegates
u
several
in-
luf
trial
centres
and
places
of
his-oric
interest.
The
London
program
wiii
include
i
binquet
at
Guildhall
over
which
he
Lord
Mayor.
Sir
William
Alfred
Waterlow,
will
preside;
a
luneheon
-iven
by
the
Empire
Parliamentary
ssoclation.
in
Westminster
Hall,
with
the
Speaker
of
the
House
of
'orr.rr.ons
in
the
chair:
a
dinner
by
he
Royal
Empire
Society
to
bring
he
delegates
in
touch
with
ex-Governor
Generals,
Viceroys
and
High
Commissioners;
dinner
by
the
Empire
Press
Union,
and
other
dinners
and
luncheons.
There
will
be
'site
to
the
Derby,
to
Ascot,
to
the
Mdershot
Titoo,
and
to
naval,
military
and
Air
Force
displays.
There
will
be
a
government
mention
at
Hampton
Court,
at
.which
the
Premier.
J.
Ramsay
Macdonald,
will
re
"ve
the
delegates-and
there
will
?
private
week-end
parties
which
ill
Uke
the
victors
into
the
coun
y
from
June
14
to.
16.
To
Liverpool
In
the
second
wee
the
delegates
vtll
be
taken
to
Liverpool
and
the
ndustrial
districts
around
Bradford
and
Doncastet;
to
see
sqme-
i'stsj
va
use
wiiuiMViM
ill
urc
va
-
j
miniM
world.
Thfiv
L
-
ill
visit
Warwick
CaU&
and
wlil
1
1
i.
A
1
:pfnd
a
morning
at
Stratford-on-
Avon.
During
the
third
rweek
the
party
will
go
to
Scotland,
stopping
on
the
way
for
a
few
hours
at
Coventry
where
they
will
be
shown
something
of
mass
production.
The
Lord
Provost
of
Edinburgh
has
expressed
a
wish
to
help
in
every
way
he
can
to
make
the
visit
in
Scotland
a
memorable
one
for
the
visiting
press
men.
In
connection
with
the
Conference
sessions
in
London
the
dele-gates
will
be
enabled
to
see
something
of
the
leading
statesmen
and
to
hear
their
views
on
important
questions.
With
this
subject
two
sessions
will
be
devoted
to
the
government
and
one
session
to
each
of
the
opposition
parties.
Prime
Mln
ister
Macdonald
has
promised,
If
possible
to
address
the
opening
se
sion
on
Tuesday,
June
3.
Lloyd
Oeorge.
former
prime
minister,
will
give
an
address
on
June
6,
and
former
Prime
Minister
Stanley
Bald
win
will
speak
on
June'
25.
There
will
be
four
other
sessions,
at
which
the
delegates
will
discuss
communi
cations,
cables,
wireless,
the
air
malls
and
other
matters,
such
as
newspaper
production
and
adver
tising.
Hans
Hanson
has
purchased
the
two-storey
house
and
two
lots
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
near
Bowser
Street
which
was
formerly
owned
'
by
A.
Berner
and
was
occupied
for
some
years
by
Jarvls
McLeod.
Make
dresses
bright
as
new!
DIAMOND
DYES
are
easy
to
use:
go
on
smoothly
and
evenly;
mako
dresses,
drapes,
lingerie
look
NEW.
Never
a
trace
of
that
re-dyed
look
when
Diamond
Dyes
are
used.
Just
true,
even,
new
colors
that
hold
their
own
through
the
hardest
wear
and
washing.
Diamond
Dyes
owe
their
superiority
to
the
abundance
of
pure
anilines
they
contain.
Cost
more
to
make!
Surely.
But
you
pay
no
more
for
them.
All
dealers
15c.
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Highest
Quality
for
50
Years
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Weak
Heart
TerriWeHeadacSies
All
Gone.
New
Life
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txt!:otvd
with
dlz.lncs?.
wenk
heart,
terrible
htadachet.
m
.i'
tal.ing
'Fruit-a-iv:
h'
ara
entirely
ro-ncvort.
feel
like
new
prm."
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P.
vulcourt.
St.
Oabrlel,
East.
P.
Q.
Ihoutandi
tell
miracles
of
"Frult-a-tlvt
"
Constipation,
liver
trouble,
dlslrteu.
weakness,
headaches
end
overnight.
Bad
stomach,
bilious-ham.
indigestion,
heartburn,
gas
vanlth
promptly.
Kidney
and
bladder
Ills,
pain
In
bsek
go
in
24
hours.
MiTves
and
heart
quiet,
sound
sleep
t
once.
Rheumatism,
neuralgia
decamp
quick.
Complexion
clears.
.
Ion
ol
n:ture
'
greatest
remedies
o
nibliKd
In
handy
little
tablet.
Marwlctu
discovery
of
famous
Can-ad
in
dctor
Speedy
resulto
amaze.
Oet
Fruit-a-t!ves"
from
druggist
tidiy.
Beccme
new
person
overnight.
Eagles
Whist
and
Dance
Is
Success
Large
Crowd
in
Attendnee
at
En
joyable
Affair
Last
Eveninc
The
Eagles
held
a
whist
driv
and
dance
last
nlht
in
the
new
Ftles'
Hall.
There
were
20
tables
of
whist
and
a
good
crowd
came
in
for
t'i
dine?
which
followed.
P'i-.e
winners
were:
Ladles'
first.
Mm.
J.
Viereck;
sec
ond,
Mrs.
TJndseth;
consolation.
llr.
O.
M.
Daggen:
men's
first.
P.
Fhard:
second,
J.
Roma;
third,
J.
C.
Scherck.
Afte-
cirds,
dainty
refreshments
w?rr?
served
and
dancing
followed.
Premier
orchestra
supplied
peppy
music.
W.
H.
Sherman
Jr.,
assisted
by
O.
Hebb.
J.
Scherck,
Wm.
Reid.
Lee
Dell
and
other
members,
had
charge
of
refreshments.
R.
O.
Ford
was
at
the
door
and
T.
dough
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies.
1
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Want
mi
m
ltl6
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Thursday,
April
3,
1030.
In
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BRING
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UP?"
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Singing
and
Dancing
Talking
Comedy-"For
Love
or
Money"
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"The
Spellbinder"
And
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"Scenic"
Admission,
20c
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C5i
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30.
Admission,
15c
and
40c
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