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)I
have
tried
other
brands
but
have
never
had
such
truly
wonderful
resulti
from
rooking
at
with
Nestl'a
Evaporated
Milk.
Why
I
The
whole
family
have
put
their
faith
in
it
.
.
.
and
I
am
using
it
in
all
my
cooking
and
baking.
Nestli's
teems
to
improve
my
recipes
and
I
can
alwa
ya
depend
on
having
excellent
results
when
I
use
this
Inexpensive
milk."
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-
White
Sauce
1
tablespoon
butter
1
tablespoon
flour
i
teaspoon
salt
,;
.
.
Few
grains
pepper
if
desired
1
cup
boiling
water'-
1
cup
Nettie's
Evaporated
Milk
Melt
butter.
Blend
in
flour,
salt
and
pepper,
if
desired,
and,
when
smooth
and
bubbling,
add
the
boiling
water
gradually.
Stirring
constantly,
boil
Until
mixture
begins
to
thicken,
then
add
Nettle's
Evaporated
Milk
and
continue
cooking
over
hot
water
for
b
minutes
longer.
Yield:
1
H
cups.
To
maltt
MEDIUM
WHITE
SAUCE
Increase
butter
to
1H
tablespoons
ana
pour
to
i
taoietpoons.
Name-
-Addrat
i.
4
LADIES
HEAR
Espert
In
Fish
Cooking
Lectures
to
Gathering
at
I.
O.
I).
E.
Hall
Yesterday
t
a
gathering
of
ladles
yesterday
nftemoon
in
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall,
with
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
presiding,
Mrs.,EveJene
Spencer,
lecturer
and
demonstrator
under
the
Depart-1
ment
of
Fisheries,
save
an
interesting
addrees
on
the
preparation
and
cooking
of
fish.
The
address
was
n
lengthy
one
but
very
Interesting.
It
was
anecdotal,
the
speaker
re-
FOR
SALE
Fresh
Fish
Daily
Aboard
Helen
II
Cow
Ray
RECORD
Twenty
years
In
the
one
store
shoemaklng
and
repairing
merits
your
confidence
and
we
solicit
a
continuance
of
your
patronage
In
our
new
store.
M.
iVlacAUTHUU.
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
Blk,
Perfect
Smoothness
HOW
IT
AIDS
GOOD
COOKING
Here
is
a
little
secret
that
you
may
not
have
discovered
for
yourself.
When
you
are
making
up
one
of
those
"family
f
avori
tes"
of
yours
for
cream
soup
or
custard
sauce
try
using
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk.
You
will
be
amazed
at
the
added
"smoothness"
the
rich
creami-ness
that
this
concentrated
pure
cows
milk
gives
to
your
soups,
sauces
and
fillings.
You
will
notice,
too,
that
they
have
a
richer
colouring
when
NesU6's
Evaporated
Milk
is
used.
And
it
is
so
economical!
One
reason
for
this
is
an
interesting
fact
about
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
which
you
may
not
know.
The.
butterfat
particles
in
it
are
so
finely
divided
that
it
gives
to
foods
a
rich
flavour
without
the
addition
of
cream
or
butter.
And,
by
the
way,
this
same
breaking
up
of
the
fat
globules
causes
them
to
become'perfectly
blended
with
the"
rest
of
the
milk,
which
brings
you
that
dependable
smooth
creaminess
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
Nestle's
Milk
Products
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Metropolitan
Building,
Toronto,
Canada.
Please
send
me
free
recipe
folders
giving
many
ways
to
improve
dishes
by
the
use
of
Nettle's
Evaporated
Milk.
;
counting
a
number
of
her
exper-i
iences
in
connection
with
her
work.
In
the
course
of
her
talk
Mrs.
KBTiP
Prir'sVlrTi
1
Spencer
stated:
From
time
Im-
.
Dut
women
hated
to
cook
it."
To
overcome
this
dislike
was
one
of
the
alms
and
objects
of
the
address.
She
strongly
urged
that
fish
should
not
be
overcooked.
Ten
minutes
In
a
hot
oven
was
plenty
for
the
ordinary
filets,
and
she
urged
that
wherever
possible
filets
should
be
used
because
they
were
easier
to
handle.
Mrs.
Spencer
spoke
incidentally
of
the
value
of
cod
liver
oil
and
mentioned
the
work
being
done
in
connection
with
substitutes
ul
the
local
fisheries
experimental
station
These
had
all
the
vitamins
con
that
will
make
Nestld's
Evapo
rated
Milk
your
fast
friend.
VAporateo
BABY
SIZE
Did
it
ever
occur
to
you
that
a
large
part
of
the
milk
your
family
needs
and
should
have
every
day
can
be
eaten?
This
fact
is
of
great
nutritional
importance
for
milkjdrinking
is
sometimes
not
popular,
especially
with
children
and
in
any
case,
quite
often
has
its
limits.
Solve
this
problem
of
required
nutrition
with
delicious
custards,
rich
creamy
soups,
and
a
variety
of
vegetable,
fish
and
meat
dishes
terved
with
cream
sauce
made
with
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk.
This
will
give
you
double
or
more
of
the
milk
content
otherwife
included
and
is
a
sure
way
of
getting
milk
into
food,
and
getting
your
family
to
eat
more
milk.
Just
try
the
recipe
given
across
the
page.
Follow
carefully
the
simple
cooking
directions
and
you
will
achieve
perfect
PRODUCT
OF
CAlA?
JiESTLfS
fV-APORATf
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TALL
SIZE
NESTLES
ft
f
'
EVAPORATED
IM
I
LIC
&
NESTLE'S
World's
Large
Producers
and
Sellers
jS
Condensed
and
Evaporated
Milk.
7
V
in
i
rntJ
ii7T
"TILLiE
THE
TOILER"
s
tained
in
cod
liver
oil.
She
also
told
her
audience
how
to
make
emulsion.
At
the
conclusion
a
great
many
ladies
asked
questions,
particularly
In
regard
to
the
use
of
cod
liver
oil
and
emulsion.
Mrs.
Spencer
was
Introduced
by
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
fisheries
experimental
station,
and
at
the
close
a
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
on
motion
of
Mrs
Rochester
seconded
by
Mrs
NorrliiK'on.
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p.m.
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1
REGARDING
ANYOX
STRIKE
Editor,
Dally
News:
Before
passing
judgment
on
the
stjlke
at
Anyox,
the
following
Irrefutable
facts
should
be
considered.
The,
last
wage
cut
on
July
1st
left
the
high
paid
under-ground
miner
$3.25
per
day
and
the
low
paid
surface
man
$2.40
per
day.
Deductions
for
'board
$1.10
per
day.
Doctor
fee
$1.00
per
month.
House
rent
$20.00.
room
for
single
j
men
$5.00.
and
a
50c.
fee
for
Com-1
munly
League.
The
antiquated
system
of
mlnln?
Increases
the
risks
of
a
most
dangerous
and
hazardous,
occupation.
Of
late
years
many
serious
accidents
have
happened,
and
the
men
got
practically
no
redress.
The
findings
of
the
Company's
picked
Jury
Invariably
stated
"deceased
met
his
death
bv
accident,
and
no
blame
can
be
at-t
ached
to
the
Company
or
it's
officials."
The
protests
of
the
mine
Inspector
wen
continually
overruled
until
they
finally
convinced
tht
Provincial
Qovernmet
that
he
should
be
replaced.
The
under-ground
workers
at
Anyox
epmprise
some
twenty
different
nationalities,
and
as
they
gained
experience
they
were
promoted
certified
miners
with
blasting
certificates.
The
policy
of
the
Company
during
it's
40
years
operation
In
British
Columbia
was
v
have
so
many
of
each
nationality
Aqa
pHy
one
against
the
other.
whicJi
proved
successful
until
uu
present
strike
One
year
ago,
a
few
of
the
active
miners
selected
one
In
each
group
to
be
group
leaders
to
put
the
Mine
Workers'
Industrial
Union
of
Canada
on
Uie
map.
This
organi
sation
is
affiliated
wjth
tt-e
Work-ersUnlty
League.
Under
the
lead
ership
of
the
Workers'
Unity
League,
the
miners
decided
te
strike
for
themselves
and
their
fa-mllies.
.
Practically
100
01
the
vage
naid
are
retimed
to
the
Company
in.
the
form
of
boara.
groceries.
clothing,
aisxt
other
necessities,
as
verythtng
must
be
purchased
through
the
!
company'
store.
Wc
have
authentic
information
tha
there
are.
actually
families
in
the
metet
town
who
are
In
debt
to
the!
company
for
the
neeesetti
of
tyfe!
at
the
end
of
every
month.
f'Sinee
the
depression
began,
the
stmipeny
Increased
lis
supervision
esatf
.
in
i4be
mine
by
three
more
.
a
-
supcnnienctrms,
rour
rorraien.
anc
about
18
-stuft
bosses
an
unhear
of
procedure
In
a
B.
C.
mine,
and
try
to
get
the
last
ounce
of
energy
out
of
the
workers.
CHARLE8
CHAPMAN.
Chairman.
Pr.
Rupert
Branch.
N.U.W.A
Hymns
Criticized
By
Clergyman
Sermons
AIm
Would
Not
Disturb
Anybody
Declares
New
Zealand
Bishop
AUCKLAND,
HZ.,
Feb.
sermons
aod
hymns
wwe
strongly
criticised
by
the
Most
Reverend
Churchill
Julius,
Pri
mate
of
New
Zealand,
in
an
ad
dress
at
Auckland.
"Some
hymns,
he
declared,
"must
have
been
writ
ten
in
a
feather
bed
while
the
composer
was
asleep.
They
are
so
pale
and
insignificant
that
they
would
nut
rouse
a
flea
.
Mo
dern
sermons,
too,
would
not
dis
turb
anybody.
We
use
the
church
us
a
kind
of
opium
den
in
which
u.c
wife
forgets
her
husband's
1
bad
temper,
and
the
husband
for
gets
his
wife's
long
tongue."
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS
CUTRATE
Shoe
Store
Now
Open
For
Business
With
Greater
Values
Than
Ever
COME
AND
SKE
US
We
will
guarantee
you
goods
at
35'
1
less
than
anywhere
else
in
town.
Miss
Shearer
Has
Romantic
Role
in
'Smilm
Throuh,
Norma
Shearer
has
turned
her
back
on
her
screen
past.
In
"Smllin'
Through,"
her
latest
production
which
will
be
shown
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
(Alias
Shearer
has
a
role
far
removed
from
those
which
have
taken
her
along
the
bypaths
which
lead
away
from
convention.
Miss
Shearer'
role
in
"Smllin'
Through"
is
frankly
tinged
with
sentimenal
rosoanee.
It
is
com
pletely
devoid
of
that
sophistication
which
marked
her
characterisations
in
Strangers
May
Kiss."
"A
Free
Soul"
and
"Strange
Interlude."
The
story
abounds
In
pathos.
Ever
since
Jan
Cowl
first
presented
It
on
the
New
York
stage.
It
has
served
as
the
model
by
which
sentimentality
In
drama
is
measured
"As
sweet
and
poignant
as
Botiltn
Through'."
has
come
to
be
a
phrase
by
which
critics
points
their
comparisons.
In
thus
turning-
to
wistful
romance,
Mies
Shearer
sheds
the
"women
of
the
world"
character
for
the
first
time
since
the
peach
blossom
fragrance
of
"The
Student
Prince."
in
the
old
days
of
silent
films.
In
"Smllin
Through'
she
portrays
two
different
girls
whose
romantic
experiences
affect
the
life
of
one
man
at
an
Interval
of
fifty
years.
First,
as
Moonyeen
Clare,
in
im.
she
Is
the
betrothed
of
a
voting
English
aristocrat,
played
by
Leslie
Howard.
Later,
In
1914,
she
becomes
Ksthleer.
Sheridan,
with
Fredrtc
March
as
her
lover.
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News
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W.
Riley.
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Store,
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