PAOE
BIX
EVEN
THE
"IN-LAWS"
APPROVE
HER
COOKING
How
would
you
like
to
be
a
young
bride
and
make
that
proud
boast?
That
is
w
hat
Mrs.
E.
N
,
down
in
Nova
Scotia,
can
do.
And
all
because
she
has
discovered
one
simple
cooking
secret!
Here
is
her
letter:
"I
never
knew
milk
could
make
such
a
difference
in
cooking.
I
really
don't
know
how
I
can
thank
you
enough
for
the
wonderful
little
cook
book.
1
haven't
failed
in
one
single
reape.
"You
see,
I
haven't
been
housekeep
ing
long
and
I
didn
t
know
much
about
cooking,
and
since
I
discovered
Carnation
lillc
my
husband
thinks
I
am
a
wonderful
cook,
also
'my
in-laws.'
(And
now
comes
the
secret
of
her
suc
cess.)
I
always
keep
a
large
supply
of
uamauon
juik,
ior
i
use
n
m
mosi
everything
I
cook."
Here
is
the
reason
Mrs.
N
gets
euch
wonderful
cooking
results
with
Carnation
Milk.
It
is,
in
the
first
place,
the
best
of
pure,
whole
milk,
protected
at
the
source.
Carnation
"field
men"
devote
their
time
to
teaching
dairymen
how
to
breed-up
their
herds
to
higher
standards,
and
showing
them
what
;ood
business
it
is
to
have
dean
herds,
loused
in
clean
barns,
milked
by
clean
hands
into
clean
utensils.
This
safeguarded
milk
U
evaporated
to
double
creaminess,
so
that
everything
in
which
it
is
used
is
rich
and
creamy.
It
is
"homogenized"
the
PRODUCED
IN
CANADA
cream
broken
up
minutely
and
distributed
all
through
the
milk
so
that
ever)'
drop
is
rich
with
cream
and
every
dish
takes
on
the
fineness
of
texture
resulting
from
the
fine
cream
particles.
Besides
giving
cooking
results
which
even
the
best
of
bottled
milk
cannot
equal.
Carnation
Milk
offers
a
convenience,
economy
and
dependability
which
can
be
had
in
no
other
form
of
milk.
Here
is
a
recipe
which
will
prove
to
you
the
extraordinary
goodness
of
Carnation
Milk.
Write
for
free
Carnation
Cook
Book
and
Baby
Feeding
Book.
Address
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
St..
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Tuna
Fish
a
la
Newburg
2
tbsp.
butter.
2
tbsp.
flour,
H
tsp.
salt,
few
grains
pepper,
cup
Carnation
Milk,
y-
cup
water,
2
egg
yolks,
2
cups
white
Tuna
fish,
3tbsp.
pimiento.
1
tbsp.
chopped
parsley,
tbsp.
Worcestershire
sauce.
Make
a
white
sauca
of
the
butter.
Hour,
seasonings.
Carna
tion
and
water.
Add
the
slightly
beaten
egg
yolks
and
cook
for
3
minutes.
Add
flaked
tuna
fish,
diced
pimiento
and
chopped
parsley.
Heat
thoroughly
and
add
Worcestershire
sauce
just
before
serving.
3
tbsp.
Sherry
flavouring
and
a
few
gratings
of
nutmeg
can
be
used
instead
of
the
Worcestershire
sauce
if
desired.
Serve
in
patty
shells
or
on
toast
points.
Garnish
with
stars
cut
from
pimiento
and
parsley.
Serves
5.
For
velvety
soups
and
sauces,
rich
ice
creams
and
candies,
fine-textured
cakes
and
puddings
and
custards,
always
use
Carnation
Milk
convenient,
economical,
always
dependable.
Clean
housing
of
clean
herds
and
clean
handling
of
the
milk
safeguards
Carnation
Milk
at
the
source
and
protects
its
purity.
And
this
protection
continues
until
Carnation
reaches
you
in
its
hermetically
sealed
containers.
(See
recipe
above.)
Milk
from
Canadian
cows,
pteked
in
Canada
in
Canadian
cant
and
cases.
TheFish
which
made
Prince
RupertFamous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
Prepared
Dally
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WE
ARE
OFFERING:
DISCOUNT
ON
COAL
For
Cosh
at
the
Kate
of
50c
I'cr
Ton
Alberta
Lump,
$13.50,
for
cash,
$13.00
Alberta
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
Pembina
Egg,
$12.50,
for
cash,
$12.00
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
580
WIN
HONORS
IN
MUSIC
Number
of
Local
Students
Pass
Toronto
Conservatory
Exams
i
Tne
iouowmg
is
a
ust
oi
successful
candidates
In
examinations
held
recently
by
the
Toronto
Conservatory
of
Music
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
names
are
arranged
In
order
.
of
merit:
PIANO
Intermediate
Honors
Ellaabeth
Sturgeon.
Pass
Ruth
Nelson.
'
Junior
First
Class
Honors
Rhoda
Lamb.
I
Honors
Eileen
Hamblin,
Betty
Parlow,
Mary
H,
Orme,
Edith
W&
ikinson
(equal).
Pass
Venetla
Fcero.
Primary
Pass
Katharine
E.
Baker,
Lor
raine
Jabour,
Phedelia
Stengall
(equal).
Elementary
First
Class
Honors
Russell
Cam
eron,
Hazel
Mastln
(equal).
Honors
Mary
MacFle,
Yvonne
B.
Connon.
Pass
Biorg
Luth,
Charlotte
A.
Phlllipson.
Introductory
...
.
First
Class
Honors
Alan
Kergln.
Honors
Robert
Gibson,
Hazel
Hill,
Bessie
Smith
(equal),
Victoria
Stamford.
VIOLIN
Intermediate
Honors
Bert
Cameron.
THEORY
Primary
First
Class
Honors
EllzaBeth
Sturgeon.
Honors
Marybellc
Stiles
Pass
Jean
MacLean,
Edith
Wilkinson.
Elementary
First
Class
Honors
Eileen
Hamblin,
Betty
Parlow
(equal),
Lea
Basso-Bert,
Marcelle
Jabour,
Lorraine
Jabour,
Francis
LUney,
Mary
II.
Orme.
Honors
Betty
Inglls.
Searchlights
On
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN.
July
23:
The
lights
were
turned
on
Ketchikan
as
never
before
when
the
U.
S.
cruiser
Detroit
flashed
Its
searchlights,
five
of,
these
being
brought
into
play
at
one
time.
The
display
Is
to
be
repeated
to
morrow
night.
HERE!
HERE!
This
is
what
you
arc
looking
for
BARGAINS
Wc
have
them
Your
Opportunity
to
Save
Alberta
Rose
Flour-
per
sack
Royal
Yeast
Cakes
3
pkgs
Aylmer
Brand
Fancy
Quality
Afyn
Peas,
No.
S's.
3
cans
te
Aylmer
Brand
Oolden
Corn
Fancy,
2's
3
cans
Heine
Soups
Tomato,
Pea
and
Vegetable,
per
can
.
Rowntree's
Cocoa
Vi's
per
tin
Bantam
50c
10c
23c
Dutch
Maid
Salad
Dressing
On
per
23-ot.
Jar
Dutch
Maid
Mayonnaise
per
32-oz.
jar
Malkin's
Best
Coffee
per
lb
Malkin's
Best
Tomatoes
2W.
3
tins
Fresh
Oreen
Beans
2
lbs
Blue
Goose
Oranges
S
doz
51.45
20c
80c
46c
40c
25c
85c
Oct
Your
Supplies
Now.
At
Mussallem's
Cash
and
Carry
Stores
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Genii"
Phone
SCO
Phone
18
&
81
319
3rd
Ave.
417-123
5th
Ave.
PRESBYTERIAN
GARDEN
PARTY
Very
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
Last
Evening
by
Many
at
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
McClymont
Only
once
in
a
long
time
do
Prince
Rupert
people
get
an
opportunity
to
aUcnd.an
affair
so
en'ovable
and
:it
the
same
time
profitable
as
at
the
garden
party
held
yesterday
afternoon
and
evening
by
Uie
Worn
mi's
Auxiliary
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McClymont.
Their
was
a
large
attendance
and
ill
enjoyed
the
event
to
the
full.
Wnilo
the
coolness
of
the
evening
kept
many
fromspend-tr7
ihlr
time
in
the
garden
the
hospitable
h'-ne
was
open
and
thre
was
plon'v
to
eo.
The
home
and
tables
were
taste
fully
decorated
with
flowers
from
the
garden
of
the
host
and
hostess
and
candles
and
other
lighting
effects
added
to
the
beauty
of
the
scene.
Mrs.
McClymont,
Mrs.
Holllng-'.vorth
and
Mrs.
D
C,
Stewart
received
the
guests
in
their
usup.l
genial
manner
Tea
was
served
both
afternoon
and
evening,
Mrs.
J.
Q.
Steeri
being
the
convener
in
the
afternoon
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
MrKin!'
y
In
the
even-'ng.
Helping
Mrs
Steen
were
Mrs.
J.
L.
Lee,
Mrs
H.
M.
Foote,
Mrs
J.
Haddon.
Mrs.
Wilson
Murray
Mrs.
William
Brown
and
Mrs.
W
D.
Vance.
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
William
Millar
poured
while
the
cashier
was
Mrs.
T.
Meekin.
The
candy
sale
was
in
th-hands
of
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
and
the
treasure
hunt
of
Mrs.
J.
Simp-
Rose
nice.
Musical
arrangements
mere
In
the
hands
of
Mrs,
H.
C
Eraser.
Mrs
Brocklesby
and
Mrs
William
Miliar
'
In
the
evening
Mrs.
McKlnley
was
assisted
in
the
tea
room
and
with
the
punch
bowl
by
'Mrs.
T
Carlyle.
Mrs.
and
J.
Murray,
while
serving
were
Misses
Christie,
M
Vance.
N.
Brown
E
Kergln
and
B
McKlnley.
Th"
cashier
was
Mrs.
t.
McD.
Hunter.
The
games
were
In
charge
of
Thomas
MoClymont
and
R.
An
orchestra
consisting
of
Mrs.
"lack.
J.
Bremner.
E.
Hudema.
J
launders.
W.
Stewart
and
R.
Reid
"ntertalned
much
of
the
time.
Winners
of
the
hidden
treasure
were
Mrs.
Hibbard
in
the
afternoon
and
George
Qeddes
in
the
evening.
Before
the
evening
crowd
dispersed
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
wa
passed
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
McClymont
for
the
use
of
their
home
and
to
fhr
nr-hes'ia
and
others
for
the.r
assistance.
Girl
Guides
Are
Enjoying
Life
at
Lake
Lakelse
LAKELSB
LAKE,
July
38:
On
Friday.
July
17.
at
12:30
noon,
a
group
of
20
Curi
Ouides
from
the
First
Prince
Rwpert
Company,
under
the
le
iderahip
of
Captain
Rogers,
Brown
Owl
Motte,
Lieutenant
Brewerton
'and
Miss
K.
Duncan,
left
for
thetr
camp
at
Lakelse,.
At
4:10
toe
party
arrived
in
Ter
race
where
they
apent
the
night
in
the
O.
W
v.
A.
Hail.
The
following
day
the
mrls
and
their
luggage
were
Han-ported
to
the
lake
in
trucks
where
they
were
met
by
boats
and
taken
across
to
their
camp.
The
camp
consists
of
four
sleeping
tents
and
one
kitchen
pitched
on
a
stritch
of
beautiful
golden
sand
directly
overlooking
the
lake.
The
lake
itself
is
an
ideal
spot
for
swimming
and
boating
and
much
pleasure
to
derived
from
that
1
source.
Although
tne
mosquitoes
are
somewhat
prevalent
and
the
heat
'at
times
a
little
uncomfortable.
there
has
so
far
been
no
room
for
(discontent
on
the
part
of
any
girl.
7
Per
Pkff.
4
listen
mul
taste!
You've
never
known
such
a
cereal.
Hice
Krispics
are
so
crisp
you
can
hear
them
crackle
in
milk
or
cream.
Toasted
rice
bubbles.
Golden
crisp.
Wonderful
for
breakfast
or
lunch.
Fine
for
the
children's
supper.
So
easy
to
digest,
Use
Hice
Krispies
in
macaroons,
can
dies.
On
ice
cream.
At
grocers.
Oven-fresh,
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
9
iuce
iii:isrii:s
RICE
KRISHES
Tour
Party
From
Montreal
Here
On
Princess
Charlotte
Members
of
the
University
of
Montreal
party
numbering
over
80
Tersons,
who
were
in
the
city
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Charlotte,
expressed
themselves
as
delighted
on.
The
lady
with
the
100
pockets,
with
the
trip
and
also
with
the
ser-was
Mrs,
J.
Clark
who
was
assisted!
vice
on
the
steamer.
They
were
by
Miss
Mary
Bremner
and
Mist,
made
up
mostly
of
students,
profes-
sors
and
former
students
and
their
I
families.
On
the
way
out
.they
stopped
off
at
Calgary
for
the
stampede,
visited
Banff
and
Vancouver
and
returning
will
go
to
Lake
Louise
and
other
interesting
points.
While
in
the
north
they
went
as
far
as
At-'in.
The
party
was
in
charge
of
Paul
R.
Olngras,
district
passenger
agent
for
the
C.
P.
R.
at
Montreal.
Week-End
Specials
Fraser
Valley
Strawberry
Jam,
4-lb.
tin
Malkin's
Besl
Sockeye
Salmon,
1-1U
tin
Malkin's
Best
Pears
2's
'
2
tin
Malkin's
Best
Honey
per
4-lb.
Un
fihsign
Peas
Choice
quality
4(jn
per
tin
XXtk,
Witch
Hazel
Toilet
Soap
1
6
cakes
Jroaae
it
BlackweU
Olive
Oil,
quart
bottle
Spring's
Lemon
Cheeuo
per
12-os.
jar
Spring's
Orape
Fruit
Butter
JAn
per
12-os.
Jar
Oenulne
Swiss
Cheese
with
big
hole,
per
lb
55c
40c
45c
70c
25c
50c
40c
jfimpreas
Indian
Chutney
nc
per
S-os.
Jar
kO
jSmpreas
India
Relish
per
7-os.
Jar
20c
Jdatn
Cheese
Baby
slat
PA
1-lb.
brick
Empress
Raspberry
Vinegar
QC
per
quart
bottle
vu,
Best
Foods
Mayonnaise
1P
per
16-oa.
Jar
"wv
Clark's
Pork
St
Beans
with
(inn
Chill
sauce,
2's,
per
tin
...
Alberta
Market
I".
CiAMULA.
i
f
th
Street
MEMQBA
NEW
SCIENTIFIC
'P"V
MFTHnnorMAKIMf-,
JAMS
zfc
JELLY
tki
old
mcthob
ncttumto
hu
TIMC
FRUIT
AND
tU.
MIKtl
IUCCUI
IN
JAM
AND
ttA1
MAR
INO
UKC
AND
(AIT.
Mm
t.
II
...HMw
1ID
Enough
for
8
seven-ounce
glasses
of
Jilly
or
i
pints
of
Jam.
Your
Grocer
Recommend
t
Memba
65c
Proprietor
Phone
208
MOVIE
MAN
IN
RUPERT
Itoss
eslcy
Making
Some
Pictures
For
C.
N.
It.
For
Advertising
Purposes
Ross
Becsley
of
Vancouver,
mov
ing
picture
operator,
whoJias
al
ready
made
some
films
on
this
coast
including
Prince
Rupert
for
the
C.
N.
R
chief
among
them
being
"The
Trail
of
the
Sourdough,"
is
here
again
making
a
three-reel
picture
which
will
Include
scenes
on
the
Alaka
tour,
on
the
Triangle
tour
and
also
of
Jasper
Park.
On
the
way
north
Mr.
Beesley
shot
a
number
of
inside
and
outside
pictures
of
the
paper
mill
at
Ocean
Falls.
He
has
been
north
as
far
as
Skagway
and
now
he
is
looking
for
suitable
halibut
fishing
scenes
here
He
will
likely
be
here
for
a
few
days
or
unttl
he
gets
satisfactory
pic
tures,
which
will
be
used
for
adv.
r
tlsing
purposes.
Lord
Duncannon
Leaves
For
East
JASPER,
July
23:
After
11
days,
punctuated
with
trail
trips
and
fishing
expeditions,
Lord
Duncannon.
son
of
the
Earl
of
Bessbor-ough,
left
Jasper
Park
Lodge
last
night
on
the
Canadian
National
"Continental
Limited"
bound
for
Winnipeg
and
thence
to
Ottawa.
The
young
man
was
so
much
enamored
of
Jasper
National
Park
that
he
lengthened
his
visit
here
by
six
days
and
he
hopes
to
return
to
the
i
lodge
this
fall
with
the
Intention
of
!
travelling
outside
the
park
limits
to
hunt
big
game.
i
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News.
Wednesday
&
ru...
.
British
International
A
Thrilling
gpi
rw.
Tirin
itt
t
ja
a
i
wu
fi
t
Wild
All
ci
..
...
.
The
screen
aiLmiin
popular
novel
b:
CoLcriK
Seton,
who
wax
himspli
...
durinr
the
Greatly,,.
Comedy
WINDY
Rim
GOES
TO
linn
-wft-J
Musical
"On
Ah
...
Cartoon
-
s.
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nJ
NO
ONE
SHOl
LO
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