PAGE
SEC
THE
DAILY
NEWS
NO
WONDER.
HER
HUSBAND
LIKES
BUTTERSCOTCH
PIE
Mrs.
G
,
who
lives
in
New
Brunswick,
writes:
"Butterscotch
pie
is
my
husband's
favourite
dessert."
I
didn't
wonder
that
he
liked
it
when
I
read
what
followed
:
"I
have
used
Carnation
Milk
ever
since
I
began
to
keep
house."
There
is
no
doubt
about
it
Carnation
Milk
does
give
more
delicious
results.
That
is
why
so
many
women
use
it
for
certain
special
things
for
soups
and
sauces
because
of
the
velvety
texture
and
rich
creaminess
which
result;
for
wonderful
candies,
smooth
and
fine-grained;
for
delicately
fragile
cakes
and
puddings;
for
rich,
velvet-smooth
ice
cream.
All
of
these
results
come
from
definite
qualities.
Carnation
Milk
is
simply
the
purest
of
whole
milk,
protected
at
the
source.
Carnation
"field
men"
spend
their
time
helping
dairymen
build
up
finer
herds
and
showing
them
what
good
business
it
is
to
have
clean
herds
housed
in
clean
barns,
milked
by
clean
hands
into
dean
utensils.
This
safeguarded
milk
is
evaporated
to
double
ricliness,
"homogenized,
"
and
sterilized
for
safekeeping.
Because
of
its
double
portion
of
cre;:m,
it
makes
foods
richly
creamy
without
the
use
of
extra
butter
and
cream.
Because
it
is
"homogen
ized"
it
gives
an
exceptionally
smooth,
fine
texture.
And
because
it
is
always
uniform
in
quality
it
produces
more
certainly
successful
results.
Why
don't
you
try
Carnation
Milk
in
the
recipe
for
butterscotch
pie
which
Mrs.
G
's
husband
likes
so
much?
Better
still,
send
for
the
Carnation
Cook
Book,
full
of
excellent
recipes.
It
is
free.
Carnation's
new
Baby
Feeding
Book
is
also
yours
for
the
asking.
Address
Carnation
Co.,
Limited,
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Butterscotch
Pie-1H
cups
brown
ugar,
H
rap
fiour,
H
tsp.
salt,
IK
cups
Carnation
Milk,
'
cup
water,
3
tbsps.
butter,
3
eggs.
Mix
sugar,
flour,
and
salt
thoroughly;
scald
Carnation
and
water
together;
add
milk
to
dry
mixture
stirring
until
well
blended.
Return
to
the
double
boiler
and
cook
for
25
minutes,
stirring
occasionally;
add
to
well
beaten
egg
yolks
and
continue
cooking
for
2
minutes
;
add
butter.
Pour
filling
into
baked
pastry
shell.
Cover
with
meringue
made
by
folding
4tbsp.sugarand
i
tsp.
baking
powder
into
3
stiffly
beaten
egg
whites.
Brown
in
a
slow
oven
(300
F.).
Makes
1
large
pie.
To
make
RAISIN
BUT-TERSCOTCI
I
PIE
use
the
same
redpe,
adding
1
cup
of
raisins
to
the
filling.
1
s
What
is
Carnation
Milk?
Simply
pure,
wholesome.
whole
milk,
evaporated
to
double
creaminess,
sterilized
for
safekeeping
and
conveniently
packaged.
You'll
find
it
absolutely
dependable
and
wonderfully
economical
Carnation
Milk
is
safeguarded
at
the
source
by
strictest
cleanliness
in
the
care
and
milking
of
the
cows.
And
this
protection
continues
until
it
reaches
you
in
hermetically
sealed
containers.
(See
rtcipt
tbove.)
Milk
torn
Ctnidlta
cows,
packed
in
Canada
in
Canadian
cans
and
etiet.
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No.
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Alberta
Egg
$11.50
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Lump
....
$12.00
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Egg
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In
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York
This
Morning
to
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Mb.
tin
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I
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to
Prince
Itupert
radio
listeners
were
able
to
hear
this
morning
tin-welcoming
ceremonies
in
New
York
in
connection
with
the
arrival
there
from
France
of
Pre
nior
Pierre
Laval
who
is
to
confer
?.t
Washington
with
President
Hoover
j
of
the
United
States
on
International
questions.
The
broadcast
W.
Treston
and
J.
McNutt
came
in
from
Kalum
Lake
on
Monday
and
stayed
to
take
in
the
meet
ing
at
which
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn,
minister
of
public
works,
was
the
chief
speaker.
Mrs.
Ross
Thompson
went
down
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday
for
medical
attention.
Capt.
Wlllman
of
Usk,
came
In
on
Monday
to
meet
Hon.
R.
W
Bruhn
and
the
quarterly
meeting
of
the
board
of
trade
was
advan
ced
from
Tuesday
in
order
that
the
minister
might
be
present.
Week-End
Specials
Lot
No.
1
10-lb.
sack
B.&K.
Pastry
Flour.
1
pkg.
Purity
Quick
Oats,
3
lbs.
Rice,
No.
1,
3
lbs.
Sago
QCZn
Special,
all
for
Lot
No.
2
95c
3-lb.
tin
Swift's
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Lard,
1-lb.
pkg.
Malkln's
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Tea,
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tin
Peas,
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4,
Q
f?
p
Special,
all
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VOK,
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4
1
doz.
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lb.
Sliced
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Jar
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40-OZ.
1
pkg.
Bran
Flakes,
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5
10
lbs.
Rcmo
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Remo
Turnips,
10
lbs.
Carrots,
S
lbs.
Rcmo
Cabbage,
3
lbs.
Onions,
59c
CrLsco.
COLDS
per
3-lb.
can
dollar
size
per
lb.
Ginger
Snaps,
Red
Arrow,
2
lbs
Malkln's
Best
Loganberries,
2's
Ensign
Red
Pitted
Cherries,
Matches,
pocket'
size,
per
dozen
Gainer's
Sliced
Bacon,
per
Vi-lb.
pkg.
..
Malkln's
Best
Lobster,
W
,.
-
Australian
Oranges,
large
size,
3
doz.
1
BUCKLEY'S
is
Canada!
standard
remedy.
It
outsells
all
other
cough
and
cold
preparations.
BETTER
that's
why
and
DIFFERENT.
Acts
Lite
a
Fltth
'ASiucttSiP
Poovts
It
M-IO
CERTIFICATES
came
form
the
City
Hall
of
New
KTtV
AWARIWH
York
and
was
handled
by
the
Na-j
rllL
rVlf
rLlXUUlJ
tlonal
Broadcasting
Co.
through
i
station
KOMO
of
-5631116.
John
S.I
Mayor
Ormc'
Slakes
Presentation
Young
was
the
announcer
of
thej
'
at
rarent-Teachcn'
Sleeting
broadcast
which
started
coming
in
.
about
6:50
and
ended
about
7:30.
j
There
waa
a
good
attendance
at
The
principal
speakers
were
Pre-'the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
mler
Laval,
who
used
both
the
prince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
i
English
and
French
tongue;
Mayci
Association
In
the
Booth
Memorial
James
Walker
of
New
York
and
School
last
evening
on
the
occa-Secretary
of
State
Henry
L.
SUm-
sion
of
the
presentation
of
En-son
of
the
United
States.
The
trance
to
High
School
certlfisates
French
Premier
and
his
party
were
to
the
successful
pupils
from
met
at
the
Battery
by
state
offi-
Booth
Memorial
and
Borden
Street
cials
and
were
escorted
to
the
City
schools.
Hall
by
naval,
military
and
moun-
Mrs.
R.
Blance,
president
of
th
ted
police
detachments.
The
band
association,
was
In
the
chair
and
music
could
be
heard
on
the
the
presentations
were
made
by
broadcast.
The
welcoming
cere-
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme.
In
his
prelim-mony
took
place
in
the
aldermanlc
inary
remarks.
Mr.
Orme
said
thar
chamber
of
the
New
York
City
Hall
it
had
been
suggested
that
he
give
and
much
enthusiasm
evidently
some
advice
to
the
pupils.
He
wai
prevailed.
dlflfdont
about
doing
so
but
was
Premier
Laval
proceeded
from
fiad
to
have
the
opportunity
of
New
York
to
Washington
to
meet
saying
a
few
words
to
the
boys
and
President
Hoover.
The
conference
'girls.
He
asked
them
to
take
every
between
the
United
States
and
advantage
of
tffelr
chances
now
i
French
governmental
heads
is
while
they
were
at
school
Exper-Iheld
to
be
of
no
less
Importance
ince
proved
that
all
too
often
the
than
that
which
took
place
a
few
chance
were
missed
when
avail-j
years
ago
between
Premier
J.
Ram-'able
and
in
later
years
were
not
to
say
MacDonald
of
England
and
be
obtained.
Th.e.
speaker
also
em-1
President
Hoover.
iphastaed
the
importance
of
"play-
1
jing
the
game."vThis
formed
a
ne-
j
cessary
part
of
their
school
edu
cation.
With
the
combination
of
education
and
the
spirit
of
wholesome
competlUpn,
their
future
would
be
astnrea.
The
mayor
then
presented
the
certificates
to
the
successful
pupils.
He
further
congratulated
the
association
on
their
realization
of
the
importance
of
the
obtaining
of
these
certllfcate
by
the
children
and
in
arranging
such
a
meeting
in
recognition
of
their
achievement.
A
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
the
mayor
for
his
address.
Refreshments
were
served
by
a
committee
unoVr
Mrs
Eastman.
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ii
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Jong
s
Cash
and
Carry
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For
Week-End
Savings
Sunnybrook
Butter,
per
3-lb.
brick
Phone
953
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Blue
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Le
43c
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee,
lOn
?Ut
79c
25c
Malkln's
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Assorted
Jams,
CQn
i
a
k
ju
m
........
Johnstone
Fluid
Beef,
10-oz.
bottle
Kipper
Snacks,
2
tins
for
Red
Arrow
Sodas,
99c
15c
45c
21c
IS
OPENED
i
BY
MAYOR
Catholic
Bazaar
Is
Continuing
To-j
day
Social
and
Dance
Tonight
The
official
opening
of
the
annual
Catholic
bazaar
took
place
last
night
at
the
Catholic
Hall
with
Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
officiating.
'
The
first
day
of
the
bazaar
proved
quite
successful,
there
being
many
on
hand
to
patronize
the
affair
both
in
the
afternoon
and
evening.
The
bazaar
is
continuing
this
afternoon
and
will
be
brought
to
a
close
with
a
social
and
darice
tonight
at
which
the
drawings
for
the
various
raffles
will
take
place.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
October
22,
1911
Sir
William
White,
famous
naval
architect,
who
is
now
a
director
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
is
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
today.
He
inspected
the
harbor
and
dry
dock
site
while
here.
There
is
no
need
to
fortify
this
harbor,
Sit
William
said,
as
British
Columbia
has
nd
naval
enemies
to
fear.
Sailors
of
the
Standard
Fish
&
Fertilizer
Company's
trawler
Kings-
way
refused
to
go
out
to
sea
this
morning,
claiming
that
the
vessel
was
unfit
for
a
voyage
to
Pacofl,
'Jueen
Charlotte
Islands,
with
a
cargo
of
coal.
W.
H.
Vlckers,
chief
of
city
police,
returned
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
from
Vancouver,
where
he
had
been
In
connection
with
the
hearing
of
local
cases
in
appeal
court.
GETS
TWO
MONTHS
George
Canary,
pleading
guiUy
to
the
theft
of
$30
from
Donald
Orcy,
was
sentenced
to
two
months'
imprisonment
by
Magistrate
McCly-mont
in
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon.
HALLOWE'EN
SPECIALS
Hallowe'en
Apples
and
Candy
All
on
Display
at
Our
Stores
All
at
Reduced
Prices
Jonathan
Apples
Per
Box
Mcintosh
Apples,
Cec
Grade,
per
box
$1.50
$1.85
Hallowe'en
Candy
all
colors,
QA
ner
lh
Chocolate
Bars,
assorted.
7
for
25c
Chocolate
Bars,
assorted,
Q(n
24
5c
bars,
per
box
OUix
This
Is
good
for
the
children
and
is
always
appreciated
Popping
Corn,
9
3
lbs.
for
'
.
.
OOKj
Pumpkin,
2!4-lb.
tins
Pumpkin,
fresh,
(n
net
lb.
VC
Hubbard
Squash,
per
lb
Fresh
Ttoasted
Peanuts,
OEJp
good
and
crisp,
2
lbs.
for
Braid's
Best
Tea
Blue
Label
With
cup
and
saucer,
I
tin
per
lb
Ttwv
We
have
only
a
limited
quantity
of
this
deal.
Buy
now
and
get
this
cup
and
saucer
free.
Malkln's
Best
Waterglass,
Qf
0
2's
tins,
two
for
Malkln's
Best
Baking
Powder,
12-oz.
tins
With
one
package
of
Malkln's
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Jelly
Powder
25c
Malkln's
Best
ExtractsAll
flavors,
z-oz.
Dottles,
each
Breakfast
Bacon,
sliced
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lb.
15c
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;
-
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oprietor
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19c
i
Wc
havc
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tangc
f
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j
and
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at
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greatly
JC'
reduced.
;We
solicit
mail
orders,
and
prompt
OaiC
attention
is
always
given
to
these
out-of-town
customers
rntrn(ln
$1.00
their
requirements
to
our
care.
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rnone
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rhone
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&
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3:10
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Divine,
Desirable
Thursday.
October
22,
mi
AL1
iy
j
CONSTANCE
BENNETT
In
Her
Greatest
Triumph
"BOUGHT
With
BEN
LYON,
RICHARD
BENNETT.
DOROTHY
PETERSON
Her
soul
craved
the
sweet
fruits
of
luxury
but
what
a
bitter
price
she
paid!
Comedr
"Where
Canaries
Sing
Bass'
Screen
Song,
"My
Wife's
Gone
to
the
Country.
Fox
Neva
Friday
and
Saturday,
".Merely
Mary
Ann"
Where
Quality
meets
Seasoned
Judgment
17
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mm
mt.
II
xfiX
1
1
WW
M2
V
U
SILVER
SPRING
satisfies
-
IN
the
fmorcd
po!s,
HhrTC
the
lct
U
none
to
goexf,
jou'll
find
the
fine
quality
anil
satisfying
strength
of
Silver
Spring
taken
as
a
matter
of
course.
For
many
years,
this
perfect
malt
beverage,
brewed
in
IlrilUh
Columbia,
ha
bren
n
prime
fuvorile.
In
kanit
nrlmnt
m
rfxi
lutlt.Jatrn
bntlln,
II
raatl
a
mr
for
I
kit
nnimlfiin,
$2.00
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aiivt
rticnicnt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
lie
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or
bj
the
Government
of
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Columbis.
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You
for
the
hearty
co-operation
extended
Our
Little
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'
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Head
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