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THE
DAILY
NEWS
obinfHood
FiduR
For
All
Home
Baking
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
1ACKC0D-
Prepared
Daily
IJy
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SHE'LL
MAKE
SOME
MAN
HAPPY
Pauline
M
la
just
a
young
girl
u
you
can
tell
frora
her
letter.
But
she
hat
what
I
with
every
young
girl
had
a
real
enthusiasm
for
cookery,
and
a
real
deverneas
in
feruling
out
cooking
StCTCtS.
But
let
me
quote
her
own
spontaneous
and
delightful
words:
"I
have
tried
many
of
your
recipes
salmon
croquettes,
creamed
chicken,
spinach
an
gratin,
baked
cauliflower,
devil's
food
cake,
caramel
nut
cake,
cherry
pudding
and
so
many
of
them
I
just
can't
name
them.
They
ere
wonderful.
You
see,
we
xtrt
giving
a
shower
for
a
friend,
and
I
made
some
of
the
recipes,
and
the
people
hist
couldn't
get
over
how
good
and
delicious
they
were,
especially
the
caramel
nut
cake.
They
all
asked
me
who
made
all
that,
and
they
said
me,
but,
boy!
did
they
rash
to
me
and
ask
how
I
got
the
recipes!
I
told
them
from
Carnation
Company,
and
they
said,
gee,
they
never
knew
Carnation
could
do
somuch.
So
you
see
how
all
my
friends
appreciate
your
delicious
r
capes."
Pa
u
!
i
ne
knows
whs
t
you
shoujd
know
that
Carnation
Milk,
being
simply
pure
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
rkhm-sa
and
''homoRenizetf'
so
that
the
cream
is
brnken
up
into
finest
par
tirles
a:
A
rfi-tributed
through
every
dr.t
.
-
.
x.r;g
results
that
even
the
best
of
boWed
m.lk
cannot
equ:
Carnation
Milk
is
protected
at
the
source.
It
comes
from
clean
herds
housed
in
dean
bams,
milked
by
clean
hands
into
dean
utensils.
I
am
giving
you
her
favourite
redne
below
Carnation
Caramel
Nut
Cake.
Why
not
send
for
the
Carnation
Cook
Book
and
Baby
Feeding
Book?
They
are
free.
Addrews
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Caramel
Nut
Cake
1H
cups
pastry
flour,
2
tp.
baking
powder,
M
tsp.
salt.
H
cup
Carnation
Milk.
cup
water.
!j
cup
shortening,
1
cup
brown
sugar,
2
eggs,
4
cup
chopped
nuts,
J
tsp.
vaiulla.
Measure
ftour
after
silting
once.
Resift
with
bakir.g
powder
and
salt.
Dilute
Carnation
with
water.
Cream
fat
and
sugar
thoroughly.
Add
well
beaten
eggs
and
beat
until
mixture
is
light
and
creamy.
Dredge
the
nuts
with
part
of
flour.
Add
flour
and
milk
alt
emately
tothe
creamed
mixture,
beginning
and
ending
with
flour.
Add
nuts
and
vanilla.
Bake
in
moderate
(375
F.)
oven.
Ice
with
Caramel
Icing
2
cups
tight
brown
sugar,
i
cup
Carnation
Milk.
H
cup
water,
1
tbsp.
butter.
i
tp.
vanilla.
Mn
sugar
and
Carnation
diluted
with
iter;
cook
ur'
:1
it
forms
soft
ball
in
-.I
w,.-er.
A
'd
hitter.
cool,
add
v.;-...
a,
and
bra'
f
urus;
..
Spread
oncaue
and
that
it
is
extraordinarily
convenient,
dependable
and
economical.
Only
purest
whole
milk,
safeguarded
at
the
source
by
the
strictest
cleanlU
ntss
in
the
care
and
in
the
milking
of
the
cows,
and
then
evaporated
to
double
richness
goes
into
Carnation
cans.
These
cans
are
then
hermetically
sealed
to
continue
the
pro
tcctiou
until
Carnation
reaches
you.
To
save
on
butter
and
cream
and
get
wonderfully
fine
textures,
use
Csr-
nation
Milk
in
all
your
cooking.
(See
recipe
above.)
Milk
from
Canadian
cowt,
packed
in
Canada
in
Canadian
cast
and
casta.
PRODUCED
fillip
IN
CANADA
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n
HI
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VOCALISTS
DELIGHTFUL
Splendid
Entertainment
Given
Capacity
Audience
by
Aucmen-,i
ted
Choir
Last
Night
it..
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;i,-n;
,
;.
DRQCKLESDY
DIRECTOR
One
of
the
most
delightful
must
cal
treats
which
has
been
offered
by
instrumentalists
and
orchestra
and
cast
of
players
in
a
Jolly
one-act
comedy.
The
large
hall
was
crowded
with
an
audience
of
several
hundred
persons
and
all
seating
capacity
was
taken
up.
The
choral
presentation
marked
another
triumph
for
Mr.
Brockles-
by's
direction
and
evoked
highly
favorable
comment
on
all
hands.
The
program
was
a
well
balanced
ind
varied
one
and
included
several
mixed
choruses
as
well
as
male
choruses,
quartets,
trios,
etc.
The
opening
choral
selection
was
De
Persall's
"O
Who
Will
O'er
the
Downs
so
Free?"
'a
genUe
air
to
which
full
justice
was
done.
Bd-vard
Cerman's
"Rolling
Down
to
Rio"
served
to
warm
the
audience
to
the
occasion.
Male
quartet
by
M.
H.
Blott,
Fred
3radshaw,
H.
Lincoln
and
J.
E.
Da-ey.in
"The
Two
Roses"
and
"Drink
to
Me
Only
With
Thine
Eyes"
prov-d
very
pleasing
to
the
audience.
An
instrumental
trio
consisting
if
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
piano.
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence,
violin,
and
William
Beaumont,
'cello.
In
the
rippling
'Au
Bord
d"un
Ruisseau"
by
de
3oiseffre
was
moat
acceptable.
The
full
ladle'
chorus
acquitted
itself
splendidly
in
the
typical
Cad-nan
number
"Indian
Mountain
Song"
and
offered
the
novel
VTwo
Clocks"
(Rogers)
for
its
second
number.
To
close
the
first
part
of
the
vo-;al
program,
the
full
mixed
chrrus
sang
the
rolling
"Sky
Boat
Song"
'arranged
by
Statham)
and
Bin-tock's
"O
Can
Ye
Sew
Cushions?"
The
virile
"Song
of
the
Vikings"
i
Fanning!
proved
a
rousing
number
with
which
to
open
the
second
part
of
the
choral
program.
Following
came
the
sweet
"Into
the
Woods
My
Master
Went"
by
a
ladle'
double
trio
consisting
of
Meedames
F.
W.
Allen.
C.
E.
Cullln,
C.
L.
Monroe,
H.
N.
Brockiesby,
Donald
Ross
and
M.
H.
Blott.
A
'cello
solo
'Harlequin"
t
Popper)
by
William
Beaumont
was
rendered
in
that
artist's
customary
style.
Reports
that
Mr
Beaumont
is
about
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
are
to
be
regretted.
This
talented
musician
has
become
highly
popular
during
his
residence
.of
the
past
two
or
three
years
here
and
he
will
be
greatly
missed.
The
male
chorus
in
"Drake's
Drum"
(Coleridge
Taylor
t
and
"Old
Uncle
Moon"
Scott
developed
pleasing
harmonies
which
were
fully
appreciated.
The
tull
chorus
made
its
final
apnearance
in
"My
Love
Dwelt
In
a
Northern
Land
Blgar
followed
ay
two
negro
spirituals
"Deep
River"
and
"Dig
My
Grave."
Next
to
the
director,
possibly
the
most
responsibility
devolved
upon
Mrs.
E
J.
Smith,
the
piano
accom-
i
panist.
who
performed
her
task
to
i
jierfpcUon.
At
the
close
of
the
pro
gram,
she
was
nresented
with
a
beautiful
bouquet.
1
The
personnel
of
the
choir
was
:&s
follows
Sopranos
Mr.
F.
W.
Allen,
Mrs.
J.
MeLeod.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills,
Mrs.
C.
L.
Monroe.
Mrs.
D.
Ross,
Miss
M
Crass,
Miss
E.
Dalby
and
Miss
L.
M
Btlett.
Contraltos
Mrs.
M.
II.
Blott
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullen.
Mrs.
S.
Darton,
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller,
Mrs.
C.
Perry
and
Miss
HalliweU.
Tenors
S.
Deltay.
3.
L.
Davey.
O
A.
Edgecumbe,
II.
Lincoln,
J.
PJom
jner.
J.
A.
Teng
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
Base
M.
II.
Blott
F.
Bradehaw,
J.
Bush
by.
S.
Darton,
W.
E.
Father
and
A.
J.
Lancaster.
One
Act
Comedy
The
uproarious
one-act
farce
"The
Mayor
and
the
Manicure."
prevented
between
the
two
periods
of
the
choral
program,
was
a
happy
dlvaMlsn
in
.which
all
.played
their
parts
wen.
Appearing
In
the
cast
were
Miss
Jean
Robertson,
Miss
Connie,
Thome,
t
Jam,
,
Farquhar
and
Fred
Bradahaw.
The
comedy
was
under
the
capable
direction
of
A.
A.
Connon
who
can
always
be
relied
upon
to
make
a
success
of
this
sort
of
thing.
The
Premier
Orchestra
with
Mrs.
3.
S.
Black
played
popular
selection
at
the
opening
and
close
of
the
program
and
during
the
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Mining
Lectures
Prove
Interesting
Developing
Alice
Arm
Property
Cassiar
Mine
Litigation
Df
m
:
.'III
'Ul
i
V.
W.
V.'Smithenngale,
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
who
spentathe
veek
before
last
in
Prince
Rupert
giving
lectures,
is.
holding
a
course
of
such
classes
this
week
at
Anvox
and
next
week
will
be
at
Stewart
for
a
similar
pur-
nnsp.
Sn
u
p
received
were
inese
lectures
in
uie
eiue&
aim
for
years
m
Prince
Rupert
was
that!
ja
r
naces
that
it
has
been
decided
to
enlarge
the
scope
hT!
numbbr
of
smaller
mining
towns
The
.
lee-
an
augmented
choir,
under
the
dl-,tures
111
the
smaller
towns
are
ineiuiy
ui
an
eApciiiuwiw.
rection
of
ii.
n.
Brockiesby.
assisted
j
nature,
states
Hon.
V.
A.
McKenzie,
minister
of
mines,
and
the
question
of
how
rar
ana?"
how
long
they
will
be
continued
will
depend
upon
the
responses
obtained
during
the
next
few
months.
A.
Davidson,
after
spending
several
months
developing
the
Wild
Cat
property
in
the
upper
Kltsault
Valley,
arrived
In
Alice
Arm
last
week.
He
has
done
considerable
un
February
17.
1911
.
Ex-Mayor
Fred
Stork
delivered
an
address
before
the
Presbyterian
Club
last
nigh
on
the
subject
of
ciUsenship.
"Canada
and
ciUsen-shtp
.are
Inseparable
terms,"
Mr.
Stork
said.
"The
camn
contains
a
large
num-
be
eT.s'rotoAeal
ftafo!tfee
iAvtnt
workings
of
which
exceptionally
high
assays
hate
been
obtained.
justifying
reasonable
expectations,
says
William
Fleet
Robertson,
provincial
mineralogist,
in
comment
ing
upon
the
Portland
Canal
division
in
the
annual
report
of
the
minister
of
mines.
The
steamer
Humboldt
ts
again
to
be
placed
on
the
run
between
Seattle
and
Skagway.
calling
at
Prince
Rupert
en
route.
Call
of
Presbyterian
Chin
ch
of
This
City
To
Pastor
Sustained
The
call
extended
by
First
Pres
byterian
Church
of
this
city
to
Rev.
W.
D.
Orant
Holltngworth
of
Cal-i
,
Mr.
HoUlngworth,
who
ta
a
young
married
man.
Is
expected
In
Prince
Rupert
In
the
course
of
the
next
few
weeks.
FIRST
CII0ICK
OF
SUITS
i
OR
SPRING
COATS
New
samples
just
arrived
of
spring
and
summer
goods
of
the
finest
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest.
LINO
THE
CUTTER
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
altering.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
M9
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Dentist
Successor
to
Dr.
E.
S.
Tail
Suit
1
Exchange
Block
'
Phone
109
Lewis
Island
People
Enjoy
Fine
Dance
derground
work
on
tne
Wild
uai
LEWIS
ISLAND.
Feb.
17:
The
during
the
years
and
has
located
ot
Lewis
Island
put
on
a
two
ore
bodies
carrying
copper
va-:
valentine
Dance
which
was
a
great
lues.
He
is
now
engaged
in
driving
succe88
Counting
the
visitors
from
another
tunnel
which
will
encoun-
rxrna
Hirer
and
Prince
Runert
there
ter
another
ore
body
that
has
good
an
attendance
of
some
Lh
Inn
surface
showings.
Mr.
Davidson
Is
one
of
the
pioneer
prospectors
of
Alice
Arm
camp
and
throughout
each
winter
and
summer
Is
unceasingly
engaged
In
developing
his
various
properties.
,
Cassiar
Hydraulic
Mines
Ltd.
has
been
awarded
Judgment
for
$1448
in
a
Vancouver
court
against
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Cole
at
trial
of
action
in
which
plaintiff
company
claimed
for
money
alleged
to
have
been
withdrawn
by
defendants
from
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
where
It
had
been
deposited
by
Frederick
N.
Cronholm
for
the
plaintiff.
The
amount
Involved
figured
as
balance
of
money
deposited
in
lengthy
litigation.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
round
sixty.
The
settlers,
under
B.
Ooedkoop
and
N.
L.
Jones,
had
decorated
the
hall
with
hearts,
cupids,
streamers
and
evergreens,
bearing
scarlet
and
white
blossoms.
The
"moonlight"
was
a
work
of
wonder,
and
It
was
certainly
enjoyed.
Everybody
wished
to
thank
the
Hedlund
hrpthers
for
their
fine
music.
Emil
Rosang
also
took
his
share
at
"making
sweet
musk."
Mrs.
Rosang,
Mrs.
Ooedkoop
and
the
Ortquist
boys
were
busy
entertaining
the
guests
and,
as
soon
as
the
good
news
spread
that
a
crowd
had
arrived,
the
ladies
were
up
to
their
elbows
In
flour.
Dancing
was
enjoyed
till
after
5
a.m.
when
daylight
came.
The
next
dance
will
take
place
on
St
Patrick's
Day,
March
17.
Vancouver
Girl
Becomes
Bride
of
Ocean
Falls
Man
The
marriage
took
place
last
Thursday
evening
In
Vancouver
of
Miss
Christine
Marvis
Downle
of
Vancouver
and
Norman
Euatace
Smtth
of
Ocean
Falls.
The
wedding,
which
was
quite
a
society
event.
was
solemnised
by
Rev.
Canon
A.
H.
I
Sovereign
in
St.
Mark's
Church.
Miss
Ida
Smith
was
bridesmaid
and
Raymond
Smith
attended
his
brother
as
groomsman.
Following
the
ceremony,
there
was
a
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bridegroom's
parent
after
which
the
couple
left
for
a
honeymoon
1
trip
to
California
before
taking
up
residence
at
Ocean
Falls.
Weekly
Specials
gary
has
been
sustained
by
the
,J
1
box
lor
Presbytery
of
New
Westminster
and
forwarded
to
the
Calgary
Preeby-
Soda
BUcuits
2
s
tery.
2
pkgs.
for
Olnger
Snaps
3
lbs.
for
Polity
Oats
-Contains
China
ware.
3
pkgs.
$1
00
MalkhVs
Best
Seedless
Raisins
I
s,
3
pkgs.
MalkhVs
Best
Spices
3
for
Malkln's
Best
Extract
4
oss.
Heinz
Ketchup
3
bottles
for
Robertson's
Scotch
Marmalade
4's,
per
tin
Chase
Ac
Sanborn's
Coffee
per
lb.
Fresh
Rhubarb
2
lbs.
for
Fresh
Spinach
2
lbs.
for
55c
35c
25c
$1.00
40c
25ci
40c
80c
75c
55c
25c
25c
Fresh
Fruits
&
Vegetables
Arriving
Every
Week
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
Limited
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AVENUE
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BANOUET
1
a"-
FOR
DADS'
Tuxis
Boys
Hold
and
Son
Annual
Dinner
ft
V
Father
'LasQeVn1"'
ht
First
United
Church
the
Onwcgos
Tuxts
Square
held
their
annual
Father
and
son
Banquet.
Fathers
and
sons
to
the
number
of
35
sat
down
to
a
fish
and
chip
supper
with
other
dantlC3
provided
by
the
mothers,
Olaf
Hanson,
Jr.,
pretor
of
the
square,
was
chairman
and:
In
in
troducing
the
program
or
the
evening,
thanked
the
fathers
for
their
attendance.
Bob
Moxley
proposed
the
toast
to
the
fathers
In
a
humorous
vein
and
W.
H.
Tobey
responded
very
ably.
A
three-act
sketch
was
presented
entitled
"The
Four-Fold
Way.
'
which
told
In
a
forcible
way
the
alms
and
purposes
of
the
Tuxls
program.
The
first
act
pictured
the
usual
meeting
of
the
Square,
the
second
act
showed
the
initiation
of
a
new
member,
and
the
third
act
took
place
around
the
campflre.
Those
taking
part
-were:
pretor
Roger
Obata;
scriptor
Ronald
Allen;
mentor
E.
Barrle:
new
members
Rupert
Ross
and
Wiener
Bryant,
Ronald
.
Wilson.
Dutch
t
Rise
and
Bob
'Moxley.
Anothtdhketcb
entitled
"Cream!
Puffs,"
GIB
in
a
humorous
way
the
sehetpi'ot
a
poor
hero
'to
enable
lilmself
to
procure
a
new
suit
of
clothes.
The
hero
was
played
by
Bill
Tobey.
Bob
Irvine
was
the
baker
and
Bruce
Stevens
the
Jew
tailor.
Community
singing
of
both
old
and
new
songs
added
to
the
en-
Dr.
Wood's
st
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