March
22,
1932
Miss
Campbell's
Recipe
lor
Cup
Cake
up
butter
2
cupt
paatry
flour
:p
auiar
'or
1
J.
cup.
2
(((
"
bread
flour)
tMipoon
vanilla
1
tcaipoona
Ma(Ie
rstrart
Bakini
Powder
teaipoon
Hit
1
Cup
milk
Crtam
butter
thoroufhtjr;
add
augar
I
e
at
time,
be
line
weU.
Add
yotki
cl
rcc
and
vanilla;
beat
welL
Sift
flour
w
i
baling
powder
and
aalt,
and
add,
'
,
rnately
with
-milk,
to
fir
it
mixture,
r
a
dflly
beaten
cu
white.
Bake
ia
rfate
1
1
up
cak
tint,
or
in
paper
baking
.pa,
in
moderate
oven
at
375
I.
about
c
!n-ite.
Serr
warm
from
the
oven,
iptlnkkd
with
powdered
aucar.
Or
cool,
aa'
froat
the
topa.
You
will
find
many
id'
'Otn
froatinc
recipe
la
the
Matte
Cook
Book,
Cup
Cakes
are
delicious
when
made
with
Magic
Baking
Powder,"
says
Miss
Helen
Campbell,
Director
of
The
Chatelaine
Institute
ytorm
baling
goes
hand
in
V.J
hand
with
good
material,"
Mis
Campbell
will
tell
you.
That's
why
Magic
Baling
r
n
der
is
used
and
recommended
by
The
Chatelaine
Institute.
Mjpc
meeti
all
the
Inttitute'f
r
gid
requirement!
of
fine
quality
-repeated
teiti
have
proved
it
1M!uteIy
pure,
uniform
and
dependable.
The
majority
of
dietitian
and
K
.ulierj
of
cookery
throughout
Canada
plan
their
recipe
for
Magic.
They
use
it
txHuiimb
because
they
know
it
gives
con
intently
better
results.
And
J
out
of
4
Canadian
housewives
say
Magic
is
their
favorite.
It
outsells
all
other
baling
ponders
combined,
Remember
substitutes
are
never
as
good.
Do
as
the
experts
do.
Use
Magic
Baling
Powder,
Free
Cook
Ztooi
When
you
bale
at
home,
the
new
Magic
Cook
Bock
;!!
tr
you
dozens
of
recipes
for
dtlr
r
i
baked
foods.
Write
to
Standard
I'
-U
Limited,
Fraser
Avenue
as
J
L;crty
Street,
Toronto,
Ontario.,
leUlnelaitltule
JCVaflNWN
-Caatalat
ae
ahira."
Thla
atatainaat
aa
wt
tla
It
'
aataa
that
Matlc
Baalal
rowtfat
Mra
from
alum
or
aar
harmful
la!l!cat.
aVf
lifnili
F
f
Freeman,
who
has
been
en-
E
-
!
as
engineer
at
the
Por.
B
'"i'-Kin
HospiUl,
and
Mrs.
Free-m"i
were
tMusenaers
aboard
the
Pnti'U
today
aolrut
through
to
V.irici.uver.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three;
Dry
Docks
Total
capa'clty
20,000
torts;
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
'or
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMachinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Metric
and
Acetylene
Welding
80-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
STATEMENT
IS
ISSUED
(Continued
from
Pafco
n
chers
have
made
a
very
fair
offer
to
the
board,
and
more
than
any
vju.l-i
tuiy
i
ine
provhlce
done
j
'
With
regard
to
cuitlng
out
the
.'Educational
Prills'
it
may
be
possible
to
do
this
although
it
will
upset
some
46
pupils
who
are
now
tak-ilnR
the
domestic
science
option.
Then
again
by
cutting
out
our
com-j
mercial
classes
we
would
not
gain,
las
the
classes
now
there
would
i
simply
transfer
to
the
high
j
school
course,
which
would
entail
I
the
engaging
of
one
or
more
high
i
school
teachers,
and
so
the
saving
!
as
outlined
by
Mr.
Rorle
would
not
(amount
to
much.
The
trouble
seems
to
be
that
recommendations
are
be-!
Ing
made
by
people
who
do
not
be-gin
to
understand
the
work
of
the
j
trustees
but
just
fly
off
at
random
with
all
sorts
of
very
nice
suggestions,
impossible
for
a
board
to
j
carry
out.
.
"With
regard
to
the
Janitors.
I
These
men
work
long
hours
and
are
ibusy
all
day.
There
is
no
elght-,
hour
day
here,
as
during
cold
wea
ther,
for
instance,
they
are
on
the
Job
seven
days
a
week,
and
on
ordinary
days
are
goine
from
7
a.m
'to
6
p.m.
or
later,
to
get
through
itneir
work
and
keep
the
schools
clean
and
sanitary.
"Our
estimates
Tor
this
year
j
amount
to
$80,975.46,
and
with
the
,trust
account
of
3r:
donated
by
the
!
teachers
from
September
1
to
January
31.
amountine
to
$1021.99.
de
ducted
leaves
a
tot.il
of
$79.C53
47
i
Deducting
this
fron
our
estimate
jfor
1931.
namely
S93.930
00
it
rr.:ik
s
'a
ra1thi
red'r-non
of
$n?7fiS3
so
from
this
the
school
mi'l
nf-I
should
be
down
The
provincial
jsrnmr.nt
will
pay
thr
city
t
hi:;
v.
n
33
1-3
of
tea'
her-
.saliiie;
f",
January,
rco'-uai-y
and
Mrrh
w.v
will
nay
?5r;
for
the
other
srvn
months
of
the
ye..i
T'iLs
will
...r.
louni
to
a
nuie
over
su.uuu.uu
mm
'with
a
small
amount
f-till
to
be
(:-ilected
from
senior
ma'rirulV'
pupils,
will
leave
the
i-ity
about
SO:!
500.00
to
raise
by
taxation,
which
naturally
should
cive
the
tpxp
y
a
better
r.'.te
for
schools
if
uxeri
according
to
requircnun's
Dur.
..
the
past
civic
year
the
elty
rm-ivi
from
the
provincial
government
for
teachers'
salaries
$20.872
30.
and
a-
Kr.norhMtAtes
that
the
collection
were
about
(52
there
should
have
been
amole
money
for
school
nur-
poaex
for
the
past
year,
and
there
hould
be
a
surplus
on
hmd
now
if
the
money
collected
were
used
for
school
purposes
only."
ANNOUNCEMENT
Jasoer
Wildfire
Coal
is
now
hi
hottest
in
the
domestic
field.
Gov
ernment
analysis
shows
it
to
be
th
highest
in
B.TU.'i
and
les
ash.
I'
starts
quick
and
lasts
longer.
Fur
thermore,
tor
yur
bwilt
don't
think
for
one
minute
because
our
coal
is
lower
in
price
that
we
are
living
you
a
cheaper
trade
as
other
coal
dealers
my
state
to
you.
Your
next
order
"Jasper
Wlld-rire."
egg
or
lumo.
Note
our
adv.
for
cash
prices
and
save
your
dollars
'tf
llrde
Transfer
Phene
5
j
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
j
chased
at
Post
Office
Newt
Stand.
3
Granville
St.,
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson.
Prlnc
George,
B.C.
R.
W.
Mlf,
Terrace.
BO.
General
Store.
Anyox.
Smlthers
Drug
Store.
Smltn-
ers,
B.C.
AFTER.
EVERY
MEAL
ACH
UTt
A
DILICHT
AND
IISTOFAU
THE
COST
IS
SMALL
JsLfi
CMJ3
WRIGL
EY5
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
It
costa
no
more
to
ride
in
a;
Good
morning!
Naah
Special
then
In
any
other
'your
"Supreme"?
car,
jusi
call
Nelson's
Taxi
849,
t.f
Mrs.
M.
A.
Dupuls
is
paying
a
brief
visit
to
town,
having
arrived
in
the
city
from
Haysport
on
this
morningi
-train.
Judge
P..
McD.
Young
left
on
yesterday
afternoon's
truln
fcr
Smithors
where
he
will
conduct
a
session
of
County
Court.
JUST
ARRIVED',
freth
supply
or
Nanaimo-WcIIihgton
Coal.
Wood
SI
per
load.
Egg
coal
$11
per
Iota.
Albert
&
McCaffcry,
Ltd.,
I'hones
llti
and
117.
tt
Miss
R-wemary
Wlnslow,
form
erly
of
thus
city,
has
been
elected
secretary
of
the
Alma
Mater
Soci-
tty
of
the
University
of
BritUh
Columbia.
She
was
chosen
by
a
laige
vole
of
308
10
252
over
Miss
Ulllan
8cott.
A
local
girl,
who
was
sentenced
to
Uo
years
in
industrial
school
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
at
the
end
of
last
week,
was
tak.T
south
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
Another
girl,
who
was
charged
at
the
.same
time,
was
dls-
missed.
Km
HaT
4.1nLriaWaaaSfairaaWaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa1
i
i
i
;
i
;
i
I
Otto
C!n
-.,s
lined
5300.
witl
i
option
of
three
monUis'
imprisonment,
by
MaKi.sti.iU
McClymont
hi
cily
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
ol
a
.-hurge
of
supplying
Iiq
;uor
to
Indians
H"
is
to
serve
thr
I
time.
John
Louth
and
Murray
Cll
iton.
Indians,
were
each
fined
$10,
jwith
option
of
seven
days'
Imprisonment,
for
drunkenness,
i
An
article
of
unusual
local
inter-I
p'
'
bv
R
im
L.
Simpson
of
Massett
de.ciibin
a
voyage
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
trusty
old
liner
Prince
John
appears
In
the
current
issue
of
Canadian
National
j
Ka!!ways
Magazine.
Such
Industries
of
th?
Island
a
whiling,
clam
!
divine,
etc.
are
touched
on
In
the
article.
There
are
also
some
inter-iej'-vit
pictures.
CUTH
WINTER
SAILINGS
From
l'rinre
Rupert
fur
Van.
comer,
rallliif
at
Orran
Kail
and
Powell
It
iter
10.00
p.m.
Tlilirailajrt
For
A
iijoi
ami
Stewart
4.00
p.m.
eln-nlaya
FortHlglitlr
aertlrr
to
Quern
Charlotte
lalimla.
I'artleulara
on
rrrpiaot.
TltAlN
SEItVlCK
l'aaarngrr
tralnt
lrar
I'rlnre
lluiM-rt
Monilava.
W'rdneailaja
and
Fridai
al
S.00
p.m.
for
Edmonton,
Winnipeg
and
point
a
Knat.
i'mr
norNiajfffi
raft
er
arrila
ItM-al
af
rnl
r
II.
MrK
r.x
IM'-
i"..
Iriar
Rup-rt.
B.C.
afiosial
V.I
Easter
Flowers
A
variety
of
potted
plants
in
full
bloom
Just
arrived.
Also
baskets.
Gorgeous
colors.
Taster
I.
lilies,
Hydrangeas
Splrras,
Itoses
Lily
or
the
Valley.
Tulip,
F.tc.
Splendid
selection.
Cut
flowers
coming
Wednesday.
ARCTIC
STUDIO
TKt
DAILY
KEWS
i
.
i
u'
Have
you
had
Sale-Drt
girl's
coats,
25
discount
this
week
only.
"Dcmers."
68
T.
J
Shcnton,
inspector
of
mines,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Anyox
on
official
duties.
MURESCO.
for
beautiful,
durable
economical
decoration
of
wall
and
ceilings
Muresco
Is
supreme.
75c.
per
packet.
Phone
.3U.
Gordon's
Hardware.
McBrlcfe'
St.
R.
L.
Mcintosh
left
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
for
Terrace
where
he
will
prepare
his
summer
home
for
thttflson's
occu-
pancy.
A.
G
Rix
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
'Ltd.,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
from
a
trip
to
Ter-
race
and
other
interior
points
on
company
business.
Easter
Gifts
of
hosiery,
one
pair
given
with
every
cash
purchase
of
coat,
suit
or
dress
this
week
at
"Demers."
70
.The
cup
that
cheers
Is
the
cup
t
r
a
That
contains
the
coffee
"Su
preme"
:J
Served
steaming
hoi"
and
pure
And
nothing
added
but
cream.
Miss
G.
McKenzle-
of
Anyox
was
-i
pascnjer
aboard
th"
Catala
this
anrnu.u
going
through
to
Vaniu-'er
having
been
called
south
o)
"u-'eoun'.
of
the
death
of
her
I
mother
Untoa
steamer
Catala.
Cipt.
A.
E
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
9
45
this
morning
from
Anyox
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1
SO
this
aflnrnoot.
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnte.
H
Bower,
who
has
been
vlsltlui,
at
Alice
Arm
with
his
father.
W
3
Bower,
returned
to'
the
city
on
'
he
Catala
this
morning
from
the
north
to
resume
his
duties
in
the
.
r
rtH
""
if
nno
rt
f
Via
lrvo
1
Kinlru
b
vra
V'lV
VaV
Vill.
W44t
W
W
1
(Wa.
The
regular
morthlj,
bujjneAi
luncheon
of
the'Prlrice
Rupex1;
Gyro
Club
was
held
today
in
thi
Commodore
Cafe
wlUi
President
j
the
watersheds
of
the
south
forlr
William
Crulckshank
In
the
clialr.nf
thp
fy-i,
and
the
North
Various
matters
rf
club
husincs'
were
taken
up.
An
escort
".omprUIna
Constable
R.
C.
Gllker
of
the
city
detach
Canad
,
or
thf
Unlt(d
autp5
ment
of
the
pravinclal
pouce
ant;,T
H
whlte
chlef
tnglnetr
ot
the
"uf'
M'Edna
UUker'
Maekeriie
and
Mann
system.
N..
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Ca-1
tala
for
Vancouver
having
In
thelt
i
-
rharge
a
party
of
prisoners
"un-slstlng
of
Otto
Olsen.
sentenced
to
three
months'
imprisonment
fo;
supplying
liquor
to
Indians;
Mar-'orte
Ryan,
sent
down
for
twoi
months
for
her
stcond
offence
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness,
and
a
girl
of
Juvenile
age
who
has
been'
sent
to
the
girls'
industrial
school
for
two
years.
Announcements
Moose
Popular
Dance,
Wedne-j
day.
March
23.
Gents.
50c.
Iddle;
,
35c,
door
prizes.
Refreshment,
j
Elks'
Dance
Thursday,
March
2
i
Queen
Mary
Daffodil
dance
Buster
Monday.
I
United
Church
Easter
Satt'
March
31.
I
Royal
Purple
bridge
and
whWil
March
31.
Boston
Hall.
Admission
35c.
....
Ternla
Tea,
Mra.
Mitchell's,
Easter
Monday.
Scotch
Dance
April
1,
LO
D
E
Boy's
Band
benefit.
Eagles'
box
social
and
dance,
Friday.
April
1.
Special
prliea
for
ladles
bringing
boxes.
Admission,
ladles,
refreshments;
gentlemen,
50
cents.
Everybody
welcome.
Seal
Cove
Parish
Hall
Danoe.
April
7.
Presbyterian
spring
sale
April
14
The
"Laughing
Cure"
United
Church
April
14
and
15.
Prince
Rupert
Singers
April
2(1.
Capitol
Theatre.
Spring
Sale,
St."peters
Church,
May
10.
THE
WAR
IS
ON
There
Is
a
large
force
-of
-young;
and
old
who
have
joined
the
ranks
to
down
the
everlasting
remarke
of
the
Prince
Rupert
75c
hair
cut
All
battles
have
been
won
by
stlck-
i!ng
together.
So
let
us
all
go
to
the
Fleet
Barber
Shop
and
let
Max
cut
our
hair
for
50c,
children
25c.
and
he
does
It
with
a
smile.
Max!
is
rtphr
npvt
in
Hunt'
slnrn
nn
thnl
waterfront.
GO
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
returned
to
the
ctty
on
tlila
morning's
train
from
a
trip
to
Terrace
on
official
duties.
Easter
gift
hat.
Ijvery
tenth
hat
a
gift
all
this
week
at
"Demers."
(71)
R.
E.
Moore,
local
manager
of
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
morning's
train
ttom
a
brief
trip
to
Terrace
on
company
business.
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
who
left
to.-Vancouver
last
week,
is
now
undergoing
treatment
at
Shaugn-nessy
Military
Hospital
in
that
city
for
effects
of
service
overseas
during
the
war.
Among
"business
getters'"
among
employees
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
whose
names
appear
in
the
current
Issue
of
Canadian
National
Railways
is
L.
W.
Waugh.
manager
of
telegraphs
at
Prince
Rupert.
An
article
on
the
fabled
"tropi-j
cal
valley"
of
Northern
British
Columbia
Is
featured
In
the
magazln.-l
section
of
the
last
Vancouver
Sun
!
day
Province.
Writer
of
the
artlcl'
!
is
K.
F.
McCusker,
D.L
S..
who
wa
!
a
member
of
an
expedition
which!
made
a
trip
into
that
region
las-!
summer.
Totem
poles
of
this
district,
ever
i
ponular
subject
for
writers,
arc
deribed
In
an
interesting
article
by
Robert
Ayre
appearing
in
the1
current
number
of
Canadian
Na-J
tlonal
Railways
Masrazlne.
There'
are
some
gooei
photographs
of
totems
in
this
neighborhood
accompanying
the
article.
The
following
"Is
from
the
Twenty
Yctrs
Ago
column
of
tnf
Vancouver
(province:
BAcross
thr
Rockies
at't
Yellowhead
'Pass
and
over
Albreda
Summit,
senaratinff
Thompson
River,
the
Canadian
Northern
Railway
has
obtained
lower
rrariM
than
thrwr
nouMf.r1
u
.
t-..Mnli
t.i
n
Income
Tax
Returns
Save
expense
by
having
them
prepared
promptly
and
accurately.
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ItOKIE
&
CO.
Accountants
and
Auditors
213
Second
Ave.
W.
Phone
387
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Why
Pay
a
high
price
for
fine
clothes
when
Tip
Top
Tailors
will
make
to
your
measure
any
of
their
wide
range
of
fine
all-wool
fabrics
$27.00
for
only
TIP
TOP
TAILORS
P.
Cravetto
Corner
6th
Ave.
and
Fulton
Si.
Phone
756
Hotel
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHILE
Hot
St
Cold
water:
Steam
Heat
75c.
PER
DAY
AND
UP
J.
Zarelll
Trleprionc
tM
Never
did
a
thrifty
dish
taste
more
delicious.
In
all
the
range
of
foods
from
Which
you
select
your
weekly
menus,
never
will
you
find
a
dish
to
equal
the
flavour,
the
sheer
nutriment
and
economy
that
you
get
La
Heinz
oven-baked
beans.
Heinz
beans
are
always
the
very
choicest
hand-sorted
beans
of
the
crop.
In
the
Heinz
kitchens
at
Leamington
they
are
wen
baked.
Savoury
sauces
such
as
only
Heinz
can
make
are
added
bringing
perfection
to
their
rich,
golden-brown
goodness.
4
Kinds
-
ALL
BAKED
HEINZ
MADE
AT
LEAMINGTON,
ONTARIO,
FOR
NEAJtLV
A
QUAITEK
OF
A
dHTUSY
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"OffklC
BAKED
MM
JCafmH
Ul
TheFish
which
made
"Rupert
SMOKED
Prepared
Daily
My
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPKKT.
B.C.
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SHED
Orlivered
Dry
to
Your
Bin.
Tou
are
assurrd
in
getting
full
weight
JASPXK
WILDFIKi:
EGG
Per
Ton,
$12.50;
Cash
Price
$11.50
IASri.lt
WILDFIRE
LUMP
Per
Ton,
$13.50;
Cash
Price
..
1W0
PEMBINA
EGG
Reg.
Price,
$12.50;
Cash
Price
11.5Q
These
Coals
are
from
Alberta.
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
UNION
STEAMSJHI'S
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Steamen
leave
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Rupert
for
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Tl'ESOAY.
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Via
Ocean
Falls,
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Vancouver
Thursday
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Rupert
Famous
Brand"
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IS
HERE!
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Your
Garden
Seeds
and
Equipment
from
Thompson
Hardware
Company
Ltd.
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N.n,
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