PAGE
BIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
COULD
YOU
SAYi
AS
MUCH
i
VAT
SEVENTEEN
?
a
i
.
I
had
a
letter
the
other
day
from
Mildred
A-
,
whichMlnust
share
with
you.
For
any
mother,
I
know,
would
be
proud
of
such
a
daughter.
She
says:
"I
am
only
seventeen
years
oW,
but
I
have
had
to
cook
for
five
years,
as
my
mother
is
an
invalid
and
I
am
the
only
girL
"I
am
taking
home
economics
course
as
I
thought
that
would
do
me
more
good
than
anything
else.
I
w
ish
you
would
send
my
home
economics
teacher
your
cook
book.
I
know
she
will
be
delighted
to
have
it
a
will
the
girls
in
my
cooking
class.
I
have
used
Camation"Milk
for
several
years
and
I
will
never
be
without
it
if
I
can
help."
Isn't
that
a
wonderful
endorsement
from
a
girl
so
capable
and
so
sensible?
She
has
learned
very
early
the
cooking
wisdom
which
women
everywhere
are
discovering
that
Carnation
Milk
gives
milked
by
clean
hands
into
dean
utensils.
This
safeguarded
milk
is
evaporated
to
double
creaminess,
sterilized
for
safekeeping
and
"homogenized"
so
that
the
cream
particles
are
minutely
fine
and
distributed
through
every
drop.
As
a
result,
everything
in
which
Carnation
Milk
ik
used
is
extraordinarily
fine
of
texture
and
rich
with
creamy
goodness.
Below
is
a
Carnation
recipe
I
want
you
to
try.
Send,
too,
for
the
free
Car-nation
Cook
Book
and
Baby
Feeding
Book
to
Carnation
Co.,
Limited.
134
Abbott
St.,
Vancouver.
B.C.
Carnation
Cherry
Coooanut
Pudding
M
cup
cornstarch.
)i
cup
sugar,
H
tsp.
salt.
1
cup
water,
1
cup
Carnation
Milk,
14
tsp.
vanilla.
2
tbsp.
cherry
juice,
M
cup
ilked
maraschino
cherries.
cup
cocoanut,
2
egg
white.
Mix
cornstarch,
sugar
and
salt
with
cup
cold
water.
Dilute
Carnation
with
Y
cooking
results
that
even
the
best
of
f
JJSS:
bottled
milk
cannot
equal,
and
with
a
j
dependability,
convenience
and
econ
omy
offered
by
milk
in
no
other
form.
muw.
uuAiyic
BniniJ
lu
II
IC
SCaJuca
milk.
Cook
in
a
double
boiler
for
20
minutes,
stirring
constantly
until
ened.
Add
vanilla,
cherry
inif
rhr.
Carnation
Milk
is
simply
pure
vholt
1
ries,
cocoanut
and
stiffly
beaten
egg
milk
protected
at
the
source.
It
comes
1
whites.
Chill.
Garnih
with
cherries,
from
c
If-an
herds,
housed
in
clean
bams,
Serves
6.
1
'
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
For
unusual
richness,
unique
smoothness
of
texture
and
com.'
pletely
dependable"
results,
use
Carnation
Milk
in
all
your
cookery.
Doubly
rich?fn
cream,
It
is
most
economical
Carnation
Milk
it
siftguardedlst
the
source
by
clean
housing
of
clean
herds
and
clean
handling
of
the
milk.
And
this
protection
continues
until
it
finally
reaches
you
in
the
hermetically
sealed
container.
(See
recipe
tbove.)
Milk
from
Ctntdiaa
cowt,
picked
in
Ctnsdt
in
Csntditn
cant
tnd
cases.
SPECIALS
IN
FLOOR
LAMPS
A
new
snipfflfU
Jusi.
arrived
and
we
are
$
niO
$OET
f
"".n
HB-MTV.MWA.WUa.V
MMM
00
Your
choice
ot
beautiful
georgette
or
celon
shades
with
brans
or
bronse
or
walnut
standards
In
the
newest
styles.
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
For
Sale-Here
are
some
Snaps
FIFTH
AVENUE
EAST
4
-roomed
house
with
bath
$1,200.
$500
cash,
balance
arranged.
K1QHT1I
AVENUE
WEST
Lot.
and
4
-roomed
house
with
bath,
$1,000.
Balance
on
easy
terms.
Houses
on
English
Hill,
Surrimtt
Avenue,
Borden
Street
and
any
part
of
the
city
at
reasonable
prices
and
terms.
McCAFFERY,
GIBBONS
&
COLLAUT,
LTD.
Tlllltl)
AVENUE
XV.
TELEPHONE
11
Dr
Alexander
X-KAV
SERVICE
niONE
575
UESNEK
BLOCK
DENTIST
GOAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Welllncton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
558
To
Handle
Products
Of
Sea
For
Benefit
Of
Those
Producing
(Continued
from
Page
One
sued
in
dK85iCiaIionro7$25
and
no
member
could
own
less
than
one
e
or
more
than
fifty
shares.
The
cap!
tal
was
to
be
an
unlimited
number
of
shares.
Liability
of
the
members
was
limited
to
the
paying
up
of
their
shares.
Under
the
incorporation
papers,
the
date
for
the
holding
of
the
an
nual
meeting
was
set
as
the
second
Thursday
in
February.
It
was
pro
posed
to
hold
the
first
general
meeting
of
the
association
about
April,
the
expectation
being
that
organization
would
have
been
completed
by
that
time.
Then
the
mem
bers
would
decide
what
the
scope
of
the
association's
operations
would
be.
Speaking
personally,
Mr.
Lord
felt
that
the
object
of
the
association
should
not
be
for
the
purpose
of
piling
up
profits
but
to
give'
the
fishermen
mora
for
their
product
which
was
most
surely
needed.
In
closing,
Mr.
Lord
explained
proposed
financing
methods.
It
was
compulsory
that
at
least
ten
per
cent
of
operating
profits
be
placed
in
reserve.
The
directors
might
use
Lhelr
discretion
in
recommending
dividends
with
the
balance.
Introducing
Directors
Mike
Anderson
announced
the
names
of
the
provisional
board
of
llrectors.
Mr.
Anderson
Intimated
hat
amendment
of
the
Co-opera-ive
Act
would
be
sought
and.
If
ranted.
It
would
then
be
possible
0
amend
the
constitution
of
the
issoctatton
to
make
It
more
deslr-
ible
to
the
members.
As
for
the
association's
business
irospects,
Mr.
Anderson
stated
that
he
committee
had
already
sur-eyed
the
field
for
the
marketing
of
almon
and,
from
Information
ob-alned.
It
seemed
quite
possible
that
not
only
salmon,
but
also
halibut,
:ould
be
successfully
marketed.
Co-
iperative
salmon
could
certainly
be
marketed
through
co-operative
tores
In
Canada.
Whether
the
as-ociation
would
engage
In
canning
salmon,
mild
curing
It
or
merely
hipping
It
fresh
could
be
deter-nined
when
a
complete
survey
had
een
made
of
the
whole
Held
of
traduction
and
marketing.
The
association,
to
operate
at
all,
vould
need
considerable
funds.
Hiese
would
have
to
come
through
ale
of
shares
to
members.
It
was,
herefore,
Imperative
that
the
hareholders
should
take
out
their
lock
receipts
at
once.
Mr.
Anderson
was
of
the
opinion
hat
the
pool
method
would
be
the
nost
advantageous
one
for
the
association.
If
this
method
was
not
followed,
a
huge
amount
of
capital
vould
be
needed
to
buy
the
fish
as
it
was
laid
down
at
the
association
olant.
It
would
be
better
If
the
association
"handled"
rather
than
bought"
Its
members'
fish.
The
nembers
would,
eventually,
receive
is
much.
If
not
more,
for
their
fish.
3y
means
of
contracts,
the
assocta-ion
would
have
guaranteed
deliv-
ries
of
fish.
The
fishermen
would
let
control
of
the
product
of
their
abors.
The
tables
would
be
turned
ind
they
would
have
the
whip
hand
While
the
canners
had
the
capi
tal,
Mr.
Lord
observed,
the
fishermen
were
really
the
backbone
of
the
Industry.
If
the
backbone
became
weak,
the
structure
would
na
turally
fall.
To
combat
such
steps
that
might
be
taken
by
the
canners
is
raising
the
price
of
fish
to
break
the
association,
the
fishermen
would
have
to
continue
to
act
co
operatively.
The
association
could
also
be
valuable
in
the
way
of
reductrig
the
price
of
gear
and
equipment
which
would
be
the
same
as
raising
the
price
of
fish.
The
association
could
eliminate
"unholy
profits"
on
gear.
After
J.
F.
Murray
had
been
told
that
the
provisional
directors
were
already
open
to
receive
subscrtp
Hons
on
stock
for
which
official
re
ceipts
would
be
given
pending
the
printing
of
stock
certificates,
sev
eral
of
the
fishermen
present
came
forward
to
put
up
cash
for
their
stock.
Following
the
Intermission
which
these
transactions
were
Wednesday
Special
Lemon
Jelly
Roll
20c
The
Electric
Bakery
We
Deliver
Phone
667
Sleepless
NERVES
The
nerves
themselves
never
sleep.
The
involuntary
nerves
must
work
all
th
time
or
the
vita)
organs
would
resse
tolfunctioh
It
W
onlyvwhen
1
ttippliedi
with
nerve
(force
that
the
1
the
other
vftal.orzani
perform
.their
"
"
-f
natural
fuSlUdni.
ITt-
J
.
.
li.l
f
1
t
oe
umuriunace
conumuu
is
niitn
you
cannot
sleep.
The
weak,
irritated
nerves
will
not
let
you
rest.
So
day
by
day
you
are
losing
vital
energy
until
sooner
or
later
must
come
a
nervous
breakdown.
Sleeplessness
and
headache
are
the
warning
signs
when
the
nerves
go
wrong.
You
may
also
have
indigestion
and
feelings
of
fatigue.
All
the
vital
organs
sooner
or
later
alow
up,
when
nerve
force
is
lacking.
The
most
certain
restorative
for
the
nerves
is
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
It
has
proven
its
effect
in
so
many
thousands
of
cases
that
there
is
no
question
of
its
merits.
made,
a
resolution
was
unanimously
passed
approving
the
steps
that
had
already
been
taken
by
the
oro
visional
directors.
Mover
was
J.
T.
Murray
and
seconder,
Sam
CHsen.
General
Discussion
A
general
discussion
followed.
Mike
Anderson
again
spoke
on
the
question
of
pooling.
Despite
the
fact
that
general
depression
and
manipulations
had
embarrassed
the
Wheat
P00L
he.
nevertheless,
thought
pooling
was
a
success.
At
that,
the
situation
with
regard
to
wheat
was
much
different
than
that
of
salmon.
Once
the
co-operative
got
started,
it
did
not
need
to
3a
re
about
the
capitalistic
market
but
could
handle
its
own
product.
It
would
be
better
for
the
town.
too.
in
that
the
fishermen
would
have
wore
money
to
spend.
It
was
high
time
that
the
fishermen
were
up
ind
fighting
for
themselves.
Now
was
the
opportunity
for
them
to
do
it
by
legitimate
means.
j
Charles
Lord
referred
to
the
sue-
j
cess
of
the
B.
C.
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association
during
its
brief
span
of
life.
Although
it
had
started
out
on
a
shoe
string,
it
had
lone
remarkably
well.
It
had
packed
salmon
valued
at
$894,006.
It
had
id
$78,000
for-
plants
at
Alberni
and
Vancouver
and
had
already
distributed
$235,000
among
the
fishermen.
When
it
sold
its
remaining
stock
of
canned
salmon,
there
jcould
be
another
$95,000
available
tor
distribution.
Eventually,
Mr.
Lord
suggested,
the
Prince
Rupert
Co-operative
might
merge
with
che
B.
C.
Co-operative
which
had
been
unable
to
take
over
operations
.n
the
north
for
the
present.
H.
Hoffman
pointed
out
that
halibut
fishermen
could
at
least
benefit,
meantime,
through
this
Association,
by
being
able
to
save
on
gear.
J.
F.
Murray
thought
the
right
jlaee
to
start
co-operative
activi
ties
was
actually
on
the
banks.
Lit
tle
could
be
done
now.
Capt.
David
Ritchie
pointed
out
that
the
salmon
fishermen,
mostly
me
man
to
a
boat,
were
on
a
dif-!
ferent
basts
altogether
to
the
halibut
fishermen.
The
halibut
boat
owners
could
not
sign
up
a
con
tract
or
say
what
he
could
do
with
out
considering
the
Union
men
who
were
on
his
boat
as
fishermen.
It
would
be
necessary
to
have
ev
ery
member
ot
the
crew
sign
a
contract,
Mr.
Anderson
replied.
A
gill-netter
asked
what
gill-net-ters
would
do
with
sockeye
and
humps
If
they
signed
up
with
the
association.
Mr.
Lord
replied
that.
In
all
probability,
the
co-operative
would
have
to
operate
a
cannery.
All
plana
had
so
far
been
based,
on
this
presumption.
After
some
further
discussion,
the
meeting
adjourned
after
a
two-hour
session.
FIRST
CHOICE
OF
SUITS
OR
SPRING
COATS
New
samples
just
arrived
of
spring
and
summer
goods
of
the
finest
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest.
LING
THE
CUTTEK
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
alter
ing.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
THE
TAILOR
R17
Second
Ave.
Phone
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Dr.HiO.Jbhiiseh
Dentist
Successor
to
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
Suit
1
Exchange
Mock
Phone
109
'Mind'
Subject
Yesterday
For
Science
Church
,
The
,
subject
of
the
Lesson-Sermon
In
all
Christian
Scienee
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Mind."
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
in
the
Lesson-Sermon
was
the
following
frootn
Isaiah
45
:
24:
"Surely,
shall
one
say,
in
the
Lord
have
I
righteousness
and
strength:
even
to
him
shall
men
come;
and
all
that
are
incensed
against
hiin
shall
be
ashamed."
The
Lesson-Sermon
also
Included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook.
"Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scriptures,"
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy
one
passage
being
as
follows:
"The
exterminator
of
error
is
the
great
truth
that
God.
good,
Is
the
only
Mind,
and
that
the
supposititiouf
opposite
of
lrifire
Mind
Called
devil
or
evil
is
not
Mind,
is
not
Truth
but
error,
without
Intelligence
or
reality.
There
can
be
bu.
one,
Mind,
because
there
is
but
one
Mind,
because
there
is
but
one
God;
and
if
mortals
claimed
n'
other
Mind
and
accepted
no
othei
sin
would
be
unknown."
(page
469)
Sons
of
Norway
Ladies'
Aid
Has
Delightful
Dance
The
Sons
of
Norway
Ladles
Aid
ntertained
Saturday
night
In
the
vfetropole
Hall
with
a
very
enjoy
ible
Cinderella
dance.
The
affair
as
in
progress
from
9
pjn.
until
midnight
and,
before
it
broke
up
delicious
refreshments
were
served
Music
for
dancing
was
provided
b
Oscar
Gtske
and
Roy
McTusson
playing
accordions.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
Anton
Dybhavn,
lata.
O
Wick.
Mrs.
John
Murvold.
Mrs.
Han
Underdahl.
Mrs.
Chris
Bather.
Mbv
A.
Wick,
Miss
8.
Anderson,
Anton
Dybhavn
and
Sig
Anderson.
For
his
third
offence
on
:
charge
of
drunkenness,
Kennet
Mclvor
was
sentenced
to
twentj
days'
imprisonment,
without
op
tion
of
fine,
by
Magistrate
McCly
mont
in
city
police
court
thi
morning.
est
Colds
Rub
well
over
throat
and
chest
V
VapoRub
Weekly
Specials
This
will
be
our
last
weekly
speciaUner;
our
oredit
system.
After
March
1
our
store
will
be
cash
and
carry.
We
feel
indebted
to
our
many
patrons
and
offer
these
specials
for
their
benefit.
White
Deans
4
lbs
Rice
No.
1
Jap
4
Iba.
Sago
4c
Tapioca
5
lbs.
Braid's
Tea
Bach
Cup
and
Saucer
per
lb
.
Fresh
Q
round
Ooff
ee
-
3
lbs
Rinso
Medium
3
pkgs
Oold
Dust
Large
3
pkgs
,
Malkln's
Best
Corn
on
Cob.
3
tins
Malkln's
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