PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DEMER'S
Summer
Clearance
Sale
Coats
Broadcloth,
Twills
and
Tweed
4
Q
A
Regular
values
up
to
$35.00,
for
.
.
.
vJL'uv
Tweed
Coat
One
only
$10.50
Girls'
Coats
10
and
12
year3
..
$7.50
Navy
Suits
Mantailored
r7
ft
Values,
$29.60
and
$25.00,
for
.
,
V
tlv
blouses
Three
only
ffi-fl
Charing
at
.
;
'...'
Wool
Suits
Three-piece
Oft
nebular
$12.95,
for
.
.
.,
v
.....
Wcldrest
Hosiery
Service
$JL
00
Weldrest
Hosiery
Chiffon
$1.45
SHE'LL
MAKE
SOME
MAN
HAPPY
Pauline
M
is
just
a
young
girl-as
you
can
tell
from
her
letter.
But
she
has
what
I
wish
every
young
girl
had
a
real
enthusiasm
for
cookery,
and
a
real
cleverness
in
ferreting
out
cooking
secrets.
But
let
me
quote
her
own
spontaneous
and
delightful
words:
"I
have
tried
many
of
your
recipes
salmon
croquettes,
creamed
chicken,
spinach
au
era
tin,
baked
cauliflower,
devil's
food
cake,
caramel
nut
cake,
cherry
padding
and
so
many
of
them
I
just
can't
name
them.
They
were
wonderful.
"You
see,
we
were
giving
a
shower
(or
a
friend,
and
I
made
some
of
the
recipes,
and
the
people
iust
couldn't
get
over
how
good
and
delicious
they
were,
especially
the
caramel
nut
cake.
They
all
a9ked
me
who
made
all
that,
and
they
said
me,
but.
boy
I
did
they
rui
to
me
and
ask
how
I
got
the
recipe!
I
told
them
from
Carnation
Company,
and
they
said,
gee,
they
never
knew
Carnation
could
do
so
much.
So
you
see
how
all
my
friends
appreciate
your
delicious
r
tapes."
Pauline
knows
what
you
should
know
-that
Carnation
Milk,
being
simply
pure
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
"homogenized'
so
that
the
cream
is
broken
up
into
finest
par
tides
and
distributed
through
everv
drop,
gives
cooking
results
that
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
and
that
it
is
extraordinarily
conveni
ent,
dependable
ana
economical.
Carnation
Milk
is
protected
at
the
source.
It
comes
from
clean
herds
housed
in
clean
barns,
milked
by
dean
hands
into
clean
utensils.
I
am
giving
you
her
favourite
recipe
below
Carnation
Caramel
Nut
Cake.
Why
not
send
for
the
Carnation
Cook
Book
and
Baby
Feeding
Book?
They
are
free.
Address
Carnation
Co.,
Limited.
134
Abbott
St,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Caramel
Nut
Cake
1J
cups
pastry
flour,
2
tsp.
baking
powder,
M
tsp.
salt,
H
cup
Carnation
Milk,
H
cup
water.
j$
cup
shortening,
1
cup
brown
sugar,
2
eggs.
H
cup
chopped
nuts.
i
tsp.
vanilla.
Measure
flour
after
silting
once.
Resift
With
baking
powder
arid
salt
Dilute
Carnation
with
water.
Cream
fat
and
sugar
thoroughly.
Add
well
beaten
eggs
and
beat
until
mixture
if
light
and
creamy.
Dredge
the
nuts
with
part
of
flour.
Add
flour
andmilk
alternately
to
the
creamed
mixture,
beginning
and
ending
with
flour.
Add
nuts
and
vanilla.
Bake
in
moderate
(375
F.)
oven.
Ice
with
Caramel
Icing
2
cups
light
brown
sugar,
i
cup
Carnation
Milk,
)i
cup
water,
1
tbsp.
butter.
M
tsp.
vanilla.
Mix
sugar
and
Carnation
diluted
with
w.i'.er;
cook
ui"
l
it
forms
soft
ball
in
cold
water
And
butter,
cool,
add
van:!
'a,
and
beat
until
creamy.
Spread
on
cake
Only
purest
whole
milk,
safeguarded
at
the
source
by
the
strictest
cleinli-ness
in
the
care
and
in
the
milking
of
the
cows,
and
then
evaporated
t9
double
richness
goes
Into
Carnation
cans.
These
cans
are
then
hermtt-ically
sealed
to
continue
the
pro
tection
until
Carnation
reaches
you,
To
save
on
butter
and
cream
and
get
wonderfully
fine
textures,
use
Car
nation
Milk
in
all
your
cooking.
(St
recipe
above,)
Milk
horn
Canadian
cowt,
picked
in
Canada
in
Canadian
caoi
and
cutt.
!
PRODUCED
'
IN
CANADA
Miss
Sheasgreen
I
Is
Pretty
Bride
i
Girl
Well
Known
In
North
Marries
In
Vancouver
Mrs.
Marintctte
Is
Matron
of
Honor
VANCOUVER,
July
20
Summer'
flowera,
mostly
roses,
decked
the
little
grey-stone
Church
of
St.!
Peter
and
Paul
Thursday
morning
for
the
marriage
ot
a
daughter
of
an
old-time
family
here,
when
Evelyn
Teresa,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sheargreen,
became
the
bride
of
Ernest
Arthur
Goddard
of
Oz-ean
Falls,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Frederick
A.
Ooddard
of
New
Haz-elton,
B,C,
formerly
of
London.
Solemnized
with
a
quiet
dignity
at
nuptial
mass
by
Rev.
Father
C.
J.
McNeill,
the
service
was
followed
,
by
'a
reception
for
relatives
and
;
close
friends
of
the
families
at
high
noon.
The
frocks
of
the
bride,
her
matron
of
honor
and
two
tiny
flowr
girls
were
of
sheerest
onrnd'
carrying
out
a
pastel
symphony
in
coloring.
The
bride,
who
looked
very
pretty,
was
given
:n
marrla
by
her
father.
She
carried
a
colonial
bouquet
of
pink
rosebuds,
del
phinium
and
white
heather.
Bride's
Attendants
Piquant
in
flowered
organdie
frocks
were
her
two
nieces,
Miss
Joan
and
Miss
Betty
Marnetette
whose
gowns
were
pink
and
blus
respectively.
Made
entirely
of
frills
the
skirts
tipped
their
slippers
while
their
hats
of
matching
or
gandie
had
dainty
streamers
and
they
carried
Victorian
nosegays
ot
pink
and
white
sweet
peas.
Th
.bride's
sister.
Mrs.
E.
W.
Maren-trtte.was
matron
"f
honor,
wearing
a
georgette
ensemble
in
pastel
thades,
the
predominating
mau".--
appearing
again
in
her
hat
and
in
hr
bouquet
of
cweet
peas
and
roses.
James
Sheasgreen
of
Court-cnay
was
best
man.
and
ushers
were
Frederick
Martin
and
Mitchell
Newman.
During
the
signing
of
the-register
Miss
Hilda
Blnns.
w-companlrd
by
Mrs.
Sttrn.
san?
-Ava
Maria."
,
The
reception
took
the
orrr
of
a
buffett
luncheon.
Mrs.
Sheasgreen
mother
of
the
bride,
assisting
In
receiving
at
1256
West
Twenty-
tlxth,
where
the
drawing
room
had
been
arranged
with
cut
and
garden
Howe's.
agJn
carrying
ou'
the
pastel
mutlf.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ooddard
will
spen
i
a
month
travelling
in
California
prior
tc
residing
at
Ocean
Fall
For
going
the
bride
donned
a
travelling
suit
of
robin's
egg
blue
Roshanara
crepe
with
eggshell
a:
cessorles.
A
polo
coat
complete!
the
smart
ensemble.
Quiet
Wedding
.
Saturday
Night
Miss
Helen
Kehoe
Becomes
Bride
of
lames
Ililtman,
an
Employee
of
Cold
Storage
A
quiet
wedding
took
place
at
the
Presbyterian
Manse
Saturday
eve
ning
at
8
o'clock.
Rev.
W.
Grant
Holllngworth
officiating,
when
Miss
'Helen
Kehoe
of
this
city
became
the
bride
of
James
Hlllman,
an
employee
of
the
Cold
Storage,
and
a
well
known
billiard
player.
The
witnesses
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
II.
El
liott,
at
whose
home,
1941
Sixth
Avenue
East,
a
reception
was
afterwards
held,
nearly
forty
people
being
present.
Mrs.
Elliott
Is
a
sister
of
the
groom.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hlllman
will
reside
at
1610
81xth
Avenue
East.
Suits
Made
To
Your
Measure
Extra
Pants
Free!
$24.50
M.
T.
LEE
CO.
Hi
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
C63
Next
Benson
Studio
Rupert
Motors
Karaite
and
Service
Station
Tires,
Parts,
Accessories
Phone
566
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Calls:
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ot
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Actor
Purchased
Number
of
Furs
While
'In
City
One
firm
that
benefitted
from
th
visit
of
the
Barrymore
party
Saturday
was
that
of
William
Goldbloow
the
fur
man.
He
sold
them
seven
fine
fox
skins
and
several
othe
varieties
of
furs.
Mr.
Barrymore
was
very
please
',
with
the
furs
he
saw
and
with
the
6tore
and
complimented
Mr.
Gold
bloom
on
them.
1
District
News
TERRACE
Ret.
arid
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
met
come
friends
at
the
station
on
Wednesday
as
they
proceeded
east
fot
a
little
vacation.
The
gljrls
of
the
C.
Q.
I.
T.
return
ed
from
jLajtelse.
Lake
after
spending
a
most
enjoyable
holiday
In
tbx
charge
of
Mrs.
Allen
and
Mrs.
McCarthy.
Mr.
Macdonald.
the
new
road
superintendent,
paid
a
visit
to
Terrace
during
the
week
and
had
a
look
over
the
roads.
Quite
a
.few
carloads
of
poles
have
been
moved
from
here
recently
and
the
lumbermen
who
had
supplies
in
the
woods
liave
begun
to
haul
in
their
supplies
again.
Several
local
families
are
now
in
residence
'at
Lakelse
Lake
for
the
summer
holidays.
The
new
town
pump
in
the
park
i
delivering
a
copious
supply
of
watr
and
so
robbing
the
usual
summei
hortage
ot
Its
penalties.
SMTHERS
A
great
sendoff
was
given
Oov
rnment
Agent
Hosklna.
abou
sixty
residents
of
the
neighbor
hood
fathering
to
spend
a
soch
"Vfmlng
with
him.
There
wer
many
complimentary
speeches
and
much
music.
The
affair
was
ar
ranged
tgr
the
Chamber
of
Com
irrrce
with
Charles
Morris
in
charge.
A
Masonic
emblem
wa?
presented
to
the
guest
of
honor.
I
Mrs.
OJof
Hanson
and
daughter
T
Innr-a
have
returned
from
Ottawi
where
they
aeenmpanied
Mr.
Han
on
it
the
opening
session.
ALICE
ARM
Good
returns
are
reported
fror-'
'He
Dltlv
Ma
property
from
which
.T.
Pewo"
and-T.
Calfa
have
r
"rtly
returned.
They
report
tint
at
the
end
of
a
60
foot
tunnel
they
drove
through
nine
feet
of
sine,
rtlver
and
lmd
ore
containing
good
working
values.
The
scouts.
Attetn
in
numbm-undr
8eoutirtaW
Roland
Gale
nr.
,
nnt
Rtewart.
They
arj
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Gale.
Miss
Margaret
Deaftv.
who
1m
n
visltlnK
with
Miss
Alice
Ker-gm.
has
returned
to
Prince
Rupert.
Finland
now
bas
520
automatic
Slid
!.2!)3
manual
tolcphimf
ex-dhttJii:''
v
Orange
Picnic
Great
Success
Many
Attended
Event
at
Digby
Island
on
Saturday
and
Enjoy
Sports
The
Orancre
uicnlc
on
Saturday
at
Diabv
Island
was
a
pronounced
;
1..
V..Mr!As1
naftnlo
'
success,
nearly
uue
uuimiwu
v.-
Joinlng
In
the
event.
The
winners
ai
races
were
as-follows:
Girls,
4
years
and
under
Alice
Clapp,
Marie
Boulter.
Boys,
5
and
under
Ted
Denning,
Rupert
Clapp.
Girls.
5
to
8
Ina
Robertson,
Grace
Yuck.
Boys,
5
to
8
Ed.
Davis,
Chas.
Sunberg.
Girls,
8
to
11
Jean
Robertson,
Margaret
Wallace.
Boys,
8
to
11
Sam
Currle,
David
Huston.
Girls,
12
to
14
Jean
Sunberg,
Hosic
Smith.
Boys,
12
to
14
Geo.
Velrlch,
Huston.
Girls,
15
to
18
Cathie
Eastman,
Mary
Geary.
Married
women
Mrs.
Yuck,
Mrs.
Montgomery.
Men
Goo.
Boulter.
Mr.
Barker.
Tug-of-war
Married
Women
vs.
mile
Women.
Single
Women
won.
Kicking
football
Rosie
Smith,
lean
Sunbey.
ife
Was
Subject
Christian
Science
Church
Sunday
The
subject
of
the
lesson-sermon
n
all
Christian
Science
churches
and
societies
on
Sunday
was
"Life."
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
In
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
follow-
ng
from
Proverbs
12:28:
"In
the
way
of
righteousness
is
life;
and
in
the
pathway
.thereof
there
is
no
death."
The
lesson-sermon
also
included
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
textbook,
"Science
and
Health
with
Key
to
the
Scrip-
cures."
by
Mary
Baker
Eddy,
one
;assge
being
as
follows:
"Life
is
ieathless.
Life
is
the
origin
and
ultimate
of
man,
never
attainable
through
death,
but
gained
by
walking
in
the
pathway
of
truth
both
before
and
after
that
which
is
cal
led
death."
Burns
Lake
Has
Superior
School
BURNS
LAKE,
July
20:
Provision
has
been
made
by
the
trusters
of
the
local
school
for
the
opening
of
another
room
In
the
fall.
This
will
give
the
school
the
status
of
a
superior
schorl
and
the
children
win
have
the
advantages
of
more
advanced
education.
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