FAQF
BIX
FROM
MOTHER
TO
DAUGHTER
THIS
COOKING
SECRET
IS
HANDED
ON
So
often
I
get
letters
like
this
one
from
Saskatchewan:
"I
am
very
fond
of
cooking
...
I
have
been
using
Carnation
since
I've
been
married."
I
wonder
where
she
got
her
first
start
on
such
a
valuable
cooking
secret.
Then
I
pick
up
my
batch
of
unopened
letters
and
find
a
due
in
a
letter
from
Prince
Edward
Island:
"I
have
used
Carnation
Milk
ever
since
I
began
to
keep
house.
And
my
mother
always
used
it."
So
that's
how
it
begins.
Some
mothers
take
no
chances
as
for
example,
Mrs.
B
,
also
of
Saskatchewan.
She
writes
for
a
cook
book
for
her
daughter.
"She
is
a
young
housekeeper
just
starting
out
to
keep
house
this
spring."
Wise
mother
she
knows
that
with
a
Carnation
Cook
Book
around,
her
daughter
is
sure
to
cook
with
Carnation
Nfilk
and
that
anyone
who
cooks
with
Carnation
is
sure
to
have
success!
Carnation
Milk
gives
better
results
than
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk-making
more
buttery
soups
and
sauces,
richer
creamed
vegetables,
creamier
puddings,
smoother,
finer-textured
ice
creams
and
candies
and
custards.
These
results
it
gives
because
it
is
evaporated
to
double
creaminess
and
because
the
cream
content
is
broken
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IN
CANADA
up
into
finest
particles,
making
a
finer-bodied
milk.
Carnation
Milk
is
simply
the
purest
of
rich
uhole
milk,
protected
at
the
source.
It
comes
from
clean
herds,
housed
in
clean
bams,
milked
by
clean
hands
into
clean
utensils.
This
safeguarded
milk
is
so
uniform
in
quality
that
results
are
certain,
so
dependable
that
spoiled
dishes
that
result
from
an
uncertain
milk
supply
never
occur,
so
rich
it
continually
saves
butter
and
cream,
so
convenient
that
once
you
use
it,
you
will
use
it
always.
Try
the
recipe
below.
Send
for
the
free
Carnation
Cook
Book
and
Baby
Feeding
Book
to
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
St,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Pork
Chops
and
Potatoes
a
la
Carnation
6
potatoes,
iy$
tsp.
salt,
few
grains
pepper,
1
tbsp.
butter,
f
cup
Carnation
Milk,
1
H
cups
water,
2
tbsp.
flour.
6pork
chops.
1
egg,
bread
crumbs.
Scald
Carnation
and
water
in
a
double
boiler.
Pare
and
slice
potatoes
in
i
inch
slices.
Place
a
layer
in
a
buttered
baking
dish,
sprinkle
with
salt
and
pepper,
dredge
with
flour,
and
dot
over
with
bits
of
butter.
Repeat
and
add
the
scalded
milk
until
it
can
be
seen
through
the
top
layer.
Dip
pork
chops
in
egg
and
roll
in
bread
crumbs.
Place
on
top
of
potatoes
and
bake
in
a
moderate
j0:
F
oven
until
the
potatoes
are
soft.
Serves
6.
The
best
of
milk,
safeguarded
at
the
source
by
clean
housing
of
clean
herds,
and
by
milking
with
clean
hands
Into
clean
utensils,
and
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
conveniently
packaged
in
hermetically
sealed
cans
to
protect
its
purity
until
it
reaches
you
that's
Carnation
Milk.
Moreover
it
gives
cook-ing
results
unequalled
by
milk
in
any
Other
form.
(See
recipe
above.)
Milk
from
Canadian
cows.
packed
in
Canada
in
Canadian
cans
and
cases.
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HAGWILGET
WITCHERY
Is
Discussed
in
Vancouver
Paper's
Editorial
Right
Thing
t
1
.
Was
Done
Alex
Tyee
and
Donald
Grey,
medicine
men
and
witch
doctors
of
the
Skeena
country,
have
been
convicted
of
witchcraft,
says
the
Vancouver
Province
editorially.
Thov
r.imc
before
His
Honor
Judge
Youny
f
Smlthers,
who
heard
the
evidence
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
1
against
them,
and
who
heard
their
j
defence.
Also
he
heard
the
evidence
,of
Chief
David
Francis,
that
the
I
medicine
men
had
blown
away
the
(evil
spirit
which
possessed
him,
I
when
no
white
man's
medicine
could
avail.
Because
the
Criminal
Code
frowns
on
witchcraft,
and
because
Alex
and
Donald
were
undoubtedly
guilty,
the
learned
judge
was
obliged
to
convict
them.
Because,
as
it
.seems.
h
has
wisdom
and
discretion,
he
let
them
go
with
suspended
sentence.
We
are
glad
he
did
that,
and
we
think
it
was
the
right
thing
to
do.
Corporal
Berger
.and
Constable
Rivett,
of
the
Hazelton
detachment,
!
R.C.MP,
looked
through
the
win
dows
of
Tyee
David's
house
at
Hag-
wilget
village.
They
came
into
court
the
other
day
and
told
the
judge
what
they
saw.
It
was
a
nl'jht
of
j
January
in
the
north
country,
and
i
the
snow
lay
on
the
ground.
Alex
and
Donald,
medicine
men.
nad
a
-attle
and
a
tom-tom:
and
Tye
Da-id.
possessed
of
the
spirit
of
a
Var,
sat
in
his
chief's
headdress
of
agle
feathers,
with
a
bnrskin
'
loak
about
him
to
keep
him
warm.
And
the
witch
doctors
beat
time
.vith
their
rattle
and
tom-tom
to
he
chant
of
the
tribesmen;
and
jresently.
in
the
light
of
the
open
.'ire,
they
took
off
Tyee
David's
ogle
feathers
and.
his
cloak
of
furs,
nd
they
blew
away
the
evil
spirit,
0
that
David.
80
years
old.
came
iiack
to
his
right
mtaci
and
he
and
ill
his
people
were
greatly
re
joiced.
No
doubt
Medicine
Men
Air
x
and
Donald
are-
something
of
hu
ibugs.
utd
no
doubt
they
practict
upon
he
credulity
of
the
tribesmen
of
Hsgwilget
village,
up
there
in
the
-I
north
country.
But
they
told
Judge
Young
that
they
sincerely
believed
in
their
treatment;
and
Tyee
David
testified
that
he
was
a
SPRING
FEVER
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wanunc
that
rouf
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ROWNTREE'S
lli
man
who
had
been
possessed
and
who
was
now
whole
and
sane
again.
No
white
man's
medicine
was
any
good
for
him,'
he
said,
when
the
spirit
of
the
bear
held
him
in
its
lark
power.
And
if
we
had
heard
that,
sitting
in
Judge
Young's
place,
we
think
we
should
have
done
as
he
did.
For
what
essential
difference
was
there
In
the
exorcism
of
Tyee
David's
evil
spirit,
up
there
in
Ha?-wilget
village
from
half
the
faith
healing
of
flfff
most
respectable
cults
in
our
most
cultured
centres
3f
the
white
man's
civilisation?
Who
are
we,
with"
our
half-baked
psychologies
and
our
states
of
mind,
to
send
Indians
to
prison
for
practicing
the
immemorial
faith
of
their
awn
people?
What
Buttrrfield
Says
There
have
been
rather
curious
loings
up
at
Smlthers
about
this
business
of
the
Indian
medicine
ten
who
undertook
to
"blow
away"
:?rtaln
evil
spirits
and
have
got
a
ear
In
quod
for
it.
writes
J.
Outter-ield
in
the
same
.ssue.
It
see:ns
to
ne
that
if
for
every
similar
exhibi-ion
of
"witchcraft"
on
the
part
of
tur
highly-educated
and
registered
doctors
they
were
to
get
a
year
in
quod,
there
would
be
very
few
doc-ton
left
to
look
after
the
common
cold
and
various
other
of
the
ordinary
afflictions
of
the
race.
For
more
than
half
of
modern
medical
practice
is
upon
the
basis
of
what
is
called
psychology.
And
psychology
is
nothing
more
or
less
than
the
witchcraft
of
primitive
peoples
translated
into
terms
of
modern
science.
Or
pseudo-science.
And
again
it
occurs
to
me
that
the
evidence
presented
by
the
police
in
the
case
in
point
was
evidence
obtained
by
looking
through
a
window.
I
may
be
mistaken,
but
it
somehow
seems
to
me
that
I
have
heard
than
an
English
court
of
law
will
not
accept
as
evidence
anything
that
is
seen
through
a
window
un
less
that
window
is
open
and
there
's
no
glass
intervening.
PORT
CLEMENTS
H.
Ross
has
engaged
a
number
of
men
and
machinery
to
clear
up
a
tract
of
land
adjoining
the
town-site
of
Port
Clements.
He
baa
done
so
in
order
to
assist
some
of
the
unemployed
in
the
community.
He
is
giving
a
practical
demonstratlan
of
how
the
needy
unemployed
can
be
taken
care
of
.
W.
Perkis.
an
early
settler
and
resident
of
Port
Clements,
has
been
paying
a
10-day
visit
among
his
old
friends
on
the
islands.
Mr.
Perkis
left
here
in
IBIS
for,
Australia
and
was
in
England
during
the
war.
He
was
here
in
the
Interests
of
the
Confederation
Life
Assurance
Co.,
and
looking
over
his
property.
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and
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social
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in
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!
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president
of
the
society.
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the
program,
refreshments
were
served
and
a
social
period
enjoyed
until
after
midnight.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
2.
1911
In
an
Interesting
letter
to
this
newspaper.
Aid.
T."
D.
Pattullo
predicts
a
number
of
important
developments
for
Prince
Rupert,
particularly
in
shipping.
He
urges
that
!
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
"sink
our
differences
and
boost
for
our
city."
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
proprietor
of
the
Savoy
Hotel,
announces
hit
in-ten
ion
of
appealing
to
the
courts
against
the
Judgment
of
the
Licence
Permission
in
refusing
either
to
renew
his
licence
or
grant
a
new
licence
for
the
hotel.
Under
spring
schedule,
the
steamer
Prince
George
leaves
here
every
Sunday
morning
for
Stcvart,
returning
here
early
Monday
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ture
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a.s
well
as
youngsters
everywhere
It
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been
shown,
will
be
seen
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
It
should
be
a
particularly
happy
selection
for
trte
Saturday
matinee.
The
reproduction
of
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of
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novel
Is
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faithful.
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competent
cast
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selected
to
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life
spirit
into
the
story.
Jackie
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favorite
child
actor,
takes
the
part
of
Tom
Sawyer
and
it
is
his
first
talking
picture.
Mitzi
Green
and
Junior
Durkln
arc
also
starred.
Mischief,
comedy,
excitement
and
suspense
are
said
to
be
happily
combined
In
the
film.
Local
picture-goers
have
been
looking
forward
to
seeing
it.
C.
W.
Homer,
pro.
lncial
assessm
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
tlv
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for
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arc
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convenient
and
good
1
CORN
FUKES
1
3V.
5mr
hmtf.
We
now
have
better
accommodation
to
attend
lo
jour
want.
See
us
at
our
new
store
SPECIALS
3
Pieces,
Sugar,
Cream
and
Regular
SIX
for
Aluminium,
Special
See
our
window
...
7-inch
Plates
Regular
Me.
for-
Third
Avenue
T.
BALLINGER
EASTER
SPECIALS
All
Furs
in
Stock
Reduced
30
per
cent.
Everything
Manufactured
on
the
Premises
G0LDBL00M
COAL
Kuy
the
real
Coal
our
fa.
nious
Edson
and
Cassldy.
Wellintton
In
any
quantities.
Also
Uulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Rood
Flour,
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
68
AND
858
Wednesday
&
Thursday
two
shows
-
7
&
9
I'M
i
tlin
DANCING,
SINGING
STAR
OF
"SALLY"
IS
HIKE
AGAIN
Marilyn
Miller
in
SUNNY"
With
JOE
DONOHl'E
and
LAWRENCE
GRAY
A
Delightful
Comedy
Romance
Which
Will
Please
Ever
One
Comedy
"THE
CIHSEI.I
r.s
Starring
LAUREL
&
HARDY
FOX
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ADMISSION
20c
&
(,,c
Feature
Starts
al
7:35
i
n
33
THURSDAY
MATINEE
.a
?
31
15c
L
10c
Feature
Start
i
r;,
Friday
and
Saturday
"TOM
SAWYER"
CORN
FLAKES
trith
milk
or
rrrum
mill
or
Mmit
bj
A'WIojg
in
London,
Ont.
Teapot
49c
98c
10c
Itlue
CIS
Phone
566
Rupert
Motors
flarage
and
Service
Station
DODGE
and
BANTAM
AUSTIN
Distributors
FENDER
AND
HODY
WORK
A
SPECIALTY