PAOE
srs
EXCEPTIONAL
TEXTURE
in
Cooking
depends...
as
every
pood
cook
knowsm
on
the
ingredients.
The
secret
of
cake
baking
lies
in
the
texture
of
your
cake.
Everything
depends
upon
whether
or
not
the
cake
is
light
and
fluffy
and
just
sufficiently-moist.
Why
not
be
sure
of
your
cakes
being
just
deliriously
right
in
every
way?
Nestl6's
Evaporated
Milk
produces
a
uniform,
velvety
texture
and
a
'glorious
rich
colour.
It
also
helps
a
cake
to
retain
moisture
and
consequently,
freshntss,
longer
if,
indeed,
you
can
keep
a
cake
at
all
when
made
with
this
pure,
concentrated
doubly
rich,
cows'
milk!
Your
family
Will
be
demanding
Cocoa
Cake
i
cups
butter
H
cup
cocoa
2
cape
tugtr
H
cup
Notle'i
4
eggs
Evaporated
Milk
3
cupt
s
try
flour
and
5
teaspoons
baking;
Vt
cup
water.
powder
mixed
1
teaspoon
vanilla
Cream
butter
and
sugar.
Separate
eggs
and
add
yolk
to
the
ti'tter-wjar
mixture.
Sift
flour,
then
measure.
Kcsift
with
baking
powder
and
cocoa.
Add
alternately
with
the
diluted
NestK's
Evaporated
Milk
to
the
first
mixture,
beginning
and
ending
with
dry
ingredients.
Add
vanilla
and
fold
in
stifrly
beaten
eg?
w
bite.
Poor
into
2
layer-cake
pans
that
have
been
oiled
and
lined
with
paper
and
bake
in
a
moderate
oen
(150
F.)
(or
about
35
minute.
Yield:
2
layers,
9
inches
square.
.
r
MAIL
THIS
COUPON
Kertit's
Milk
Product
I
(Cauda)
Ui
TenBto.(.atd.
lepl.
25.
nsMcmil
ml'rt
rtrp
toWwi
print
many
to
iMStundutm
bribe
ax
of
Nestle
tEnpo.
rued
Milk
Name.
AddreM.
cakes,
.
pies
and.
puddings
made
with
it.
What
more
simple
way
to
provide
that
extra
quart
or
so
of
milk
a
day
that
is
so
essential
to
children
and
beneficial
to
adults?
Nestl6's
Evaporated
Milk
contains
more
than
twice
the
amount
of
nutrients
obtainable
in
the
same
quantity
of
ordinary
market
milk,
with
added
advantages
of
convenience,
economy
and
safety.
But
try
it
for
yourself.
Given
below
is
a
recipe
for
Cocoa
Cake
a
"mouth-watering"
chocolate
cake
made
with
cocoa.
We
promise
you
it
will
establish
your
reputation
as
a
cake
baker.
"NatU's
lltaporaud
Milk
u
always
tn
my
kitchen
sbtlf"
BABY
SIZE
"1
prefer
it
to
any
other
brand.
Not
only
has
it
simplified
and
improved
my
baking
but
I
have
found
it
to
be
most
eco
nomical.
I
use
it
now
wherever
I
reauire
milk
in
my
cooking
with
truly
wonderful
results.
NESTLE?
NEST
LfS
PAPORATS?
MIT.H
MlL$
TALL
SIZE
NESTLE:
EVAPORATED
MILK
1
NESTLES
World's
Largest
Producers
and
Sellers
of
Condensed
and
Evaporated
Milk,
Don't
make
mountains
out
of
Anger
ls
like
a
ruin,
which,
in
(rifles,
don
t
hunt
butterflies
with
fulling
upon
iu
victim,
breaks
itself
rifles.
Laugh
it
jff
!
to
pieces
Seneca.
FRLEi)
CHIC
i
vf
KEN
"
I
Aviation
and
Dietetics
Are
Favored
Jobs
TORONTO.
April
27:
(CP)
Sur
vey
of
vocational
choices
of
pupils
of
senior
fourth
classes
In
Toronto
I
public
schools,
made
by
Superln-i
tendent
of
Schools,
Dr.
C.
C.
Gold-ring,
Indicates
there
will
be
plenty
)
of
aviators
and
dietitians
in
the
inext
generation.
.
Of
3,430
beys,
606
favored
the
i
trades
and
197
aimed
to
become
i
j
aviators;
There
were
592
undecided
'
!
1
1
1
-
I
J
I
A
1
-
!
lituu
iuc
itMiiHinuri
uupm
iu
utvume
doctors,
lawyers,
engineers,
brokers,
architects,
agents,
artists,
.
journalists,
musicians
and
teachers,
i
Almost
every
line
of
work
was
in-
dicated.
Of
3,575
girls.
1.379
hoped
to
be
(stenographers
and
479
teachers.
;
There
were
272
with
a
desire
for
dressmakers.
FAT
CATTLE
FOR
MARKET
Car
Load
Kccclvrd
Here
Yesterday
From
Telkwa
and
Another
Coming
Next
Week
I
Pete
Morln
of
Telkwa
brought
In
:
yesterday
a
car
of
winter
fed
beef
cattle
from
Telkwa
which
were
'
.rold
to
P.
Bums
Ltd.
and
are
being
handled
through
their
local
abba-loir.
There
cattle
were
from
the
farms
of
Mr.
Morln
and
James
Warren
and
were
in
excellent
condition.
Next
week
another
car
load
Is
j
coming
from
the
same
district.
Evidently
the
farmers
of
the
in-,
terlor
are
finding
winter
feeding
i
profitable
as
the
prices
received
for
'
the
cattle
are
much
better
In
the
1
spring
than
in
the
fall
or
midwinter.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Incoming
fishermen
from
the
halibut
banks
report
large
numbers
of
fur
seal
now
moving
north
to
the
summer
breeding
grounds
on
the
Priblloff
Islands.
Migratory
birds
such
as
geese
and
ducks
are
also
flying
north
in
large
numbers,
all
of
which
indicates
that
spring
should
now
be
close
at
hand
In
fact
as
well
as
according
to
the
almanac.
TESTED
RECIPES
OF
TEMPTING
INTEREST
CHICKEN
Cut
up
into
joints
and
(airly
small
pieces,
remove
ll
moisture,
and
powder
each
part
with
curry
powder
to
which
H
ittspoonful
of
Oilman's
Mustard
htt
been
added.
Fry
the
pieces
in
butter
till
e
pale
brown,
then
cut
2
onions
into
small
pieces,
fry
in
butter
very
carefully
so
as
to
prevent
buminj.
Pour
the
onions
and
sauce
over
the
chicken
and
serve
on
very
hot
pistes.
This
dish
will
make
a
delightful
meal
for
a
family
of
tlx,
si
very
moderate
cost
Fried
Chicken,
like
sll
other
poultry,
meat,
fish
and
cheese
dishes
sain
added
zest
when
eaten
with
Oilman's
Mustard
sfftl
D.S.F.
Mustard
AIDS
DIGESTION
THE
DAILY
NEJVS
Thursday,
April
7,
3J
NEW
STOCK
sRebekahCard
FOR
Mil
I
PR
Party
Enjoyed
JL
VS
A
XI11UUJU11
Montreal
Importers
and
Cut
Kate
Fourteen
Table
of
Bridge,
Whfot
Kate
Shoe
Store
Have
New
.
K
and
Pedro
in
Oddfellows'
Hall
Goods
Just
Arrived
I
k
Msht
"Prices
of
good
were
low
and
I
A
PnJoyaW
bridge
and
bought
for
cash
so
I
ran
alforti
to
A
,
'
,
,
,
.
,
sell
wnlst
parly
was
laat
nlht
by
my
new
goods
cheap."
declared
J.
13.
Miller,
who
has
Just
returned
lh
Kebekah
Lodge
In
the
Oiidfei-from
'
a
buying
trip
to
Vancouver
lows'
Hall.
There
were
serttt
tables
for
the
Montreal
importers
and
the
of
bridge,
six
of
wnlst
and
on
of
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Store
I
brought
pedro.
the
prise-winners
being
as
back
with
me
a
larse
quantity
of
lollows:
men's
goods
for
the
gent,
s
furnish-
Bridge
ladies'
Itrt,
Mrs.
W.
A.
lrg
store
and
a
good
line
of
Leek-
McLean;
second,
Mrs.
J
A.
Frew;
le's
shoes
for
the
shoe
store."
In
men's
first,
W.
A.
MoLean;
second,
ine
consignment
is
some
English
I
J.
M.
Morrison
all-wool
underwear
suitable
for
fishermen;
also
a
bin
lot
ofBia-k
Diamond
Rubber
Clothing
at
very
reduced
prior
Mr.
Miller
suggest
to
Prince
Rupert
people
that
they
should
not
buy
cheap
goods
but
If
they
come
to
either
of
hta
store
they
will
net
high
class
goods
cheap.
Sprint!
and
summer
gcods
are
now
In
demand
and
they
can
be
purchased
at
surprisingly
low
prices.
While
other
stores
are
talking
or
prices
going
up
I
can
demonstrate
that
thejr
are
still
coming
down.
Tell
the
people
to
come
in
and
see
the
goods."
Mr.
Miller
concluded.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
I'rlnre
Kuprrt
Apr.
I
27.
1913
Members
ol
the
local
Oddfellows'
Lodge
will
parade
u
church
service
tonight
at
llm
Methodist
Church
where
they
will
hear
a
special
ser-.non
by
Kev.
Charier
R.
Sing,
the
pastor.
Mrs.
0.
A.
G.
Armstrong
will
preside
at
the
organ,
the
choir
will
sin
an
anthem
"Mow
the
Day
is
Done."
there
will
be
a
quartette
by
Mrs.
8.
P.
McMordie.
Mrs.
W.
T
Kergin.
Mr.
Dairies
and
Mrs.
Crays
and
E.
V.
Ling
will
sing
a
solo
O.
T.
P.
United
defeated
Caliies
by
a
score
of
S
to
2
in
a
keeniy
contested
football
Rame
last
eveuintt.
the
outcome
.being
completely
In
oubt
until
the
final
whistle
was
unded
by
Roreree
Alex
Holmoen;
Teams
were:
CallicK
-PntUrnon:
Martin
and
Dick;
Murray
and
Kelly.
Stewart,
Wlluscroft
and
Mi
Lean
O.
T.
P.
United
Munro:
J
Cunlr
mid
Hamilton:
Murray
and
Otn
i
S.
Currle.
Gilmnur
and
Wiuvn
Sam
Currie
was
easily
tho
bos'
man
for
the
O.
T
P.
whl!
Dick
starred
for
the
Callles.
Mrs.
Carpenter's
little
pinnn
pu
oils
gave
a
pleasing
recital
ynster-dav
afternoon
at
the
horn?
ol
Mr,
J.
H
McMiillin.
Those
ron'.rib.:;
i
nto
the
n
roc
ram
were
Mr
Cirn"n!
ter.
Mln
Holtby.
Pet"
Trenivnr.
Margnret
Lindsay.
Aubrey
Sweet,
Dorothy
Tremavne.
Orarl-
M-ir-nn
i
Basil
Merrvflcin.
Lorna
Tle.
r-
n-!
stance
MMMllrn
and
Mnb.
ws-
present:
Mrs.
William
Manaon
Mn.
Westenhaver.
Mrs.
Post.
Mrs
Km
mons.
Mrs.
Meirvfseld.
Mrs
Tre-tnayne.
Mrs
Johnson
Mrs
Nnd-n.
Mrs.
Lindsay.
Miss
Hidding.
Mm.
Sweet.
Mrs
Holtbv.
Mrs.
Sinclair,;
Mrs.
TUe
MLss
Holtby
and
Mies
Marion
Johnstone.
4-
-
..
I
JONES
!
Family
Meal!
per
lb.
Market
Hound
Steak,
2
lbs.
Beets,
4
lbs.
Sirloin
Steak.
2
lot.
Onions,
4
lbs.
Loin
Pork
Chops
2
lbs
Veal
Chops
-
2
lbs
Veal
Steak
-
ILoin
Lamp
Chops,
2
lb.
j
Peas.,
1
tin
1
Shoulder
Lamb
j
per
lb
:
Shoulder
Pork
I
4
lbs
.I;...,.
Leg
of
Poi
k
per
lb
Pork
Sausaire-
2
lbs
Fresh
Spare
Ribs
3
lbs
957
IMionc
057
Whlet
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tatteraal;
second,
Mfi
P.
W.
Hart;
men
s
first.
Mrs.
A.
Frebeurg;
second
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox.
Following
cards,
delicious
re-'re-hments
were
served.
W
A.
McLean
was
master
of
ceremonies,
assisted
by
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
W.
MeKloley.
Mrs.
Bert
West
and
Mrs.
J.
8.
Irvine,
the
a
-mentioned
presiding
at
thr-
door.
Train
Late
Again
Due
to
Mudslides
The
regular
train,
due
from
the
ast
at
10:15
tonight,
Is
again
delayed
on
account
of
mudslide
conditions
on
the
Fraser
subdivision
w
"f
Prince
George
and
waa
re-
oo
r
ted
this
morning
to
be
12
hour
late
which
would
brim
It
Is
at
in
15
'omorrow
morn
Ins
The
steamer
Prlnre
Qeorsr
will
sail
on
tune
at
io
o'clock
tonight
for
Vancouver
-vithout
awaiting
thr
arrival
of
the
train.
Week-
End
Specials
Alberta
Creamery
Butter
3-lb
bnck
AlbrrU
Fi'
.h
Ega-
3
doa.
.
Lump
Sugar
:
lbs
8w:U
fitron
81leed
pet
lb
80c
50c
25c
Malkla'aHeet
Pure
BreoltCast
Oopua
tV-
Un
22c
Keltogf's
AU-leJI
pwpkf.
20c
.
Sali
Dates
-
QQn
lb
.
tr
firaham
Wgfers
OOp
6tU
large
pkg.
Maikin'a
Best
Custard
Powder
large
tin
35c
Kellogg
s
Pep
Bran
Flukes
per
pkg.
13c
Fm
iu-..s
urnnge
Marmalade
OQ
ij-iri,
Jar
KOI
50c
wyi
:
50c
-
Hi
till
K
20t
,
v"''
v,illt'y
ic''2'
per
tin
50C
8WMt
White
Cornit
,
per
tin
15C
'"lumbla
Peas
Sieve
1
2's,
per
tin
3Ut'
CAn
Nabob
liaklng
Powder
12-or.
tin
15c
fll,lf0
or
p,oca
Malkln's
llest
Santa
Clara
PRUNE8
2
lb
pkg.
20c
Kruprchs
Vanilla
or
I
IiXTIlA
SPKCIAL
l-lb.
Nabob
Coffee,
value
45c
1
Nabob
Coffee
MeUr,
value
$1
50
Vhhc
they
last
OP
both
for
VOK
18c
Lemon
Extract
2-oz
bottle
18c
13c
11c
12c
20c
4c
25c
Alberta
Market
I
Hih
Street
I'honc
20S
Wednesday
and
Thursday
TWO
SHOWS
7
Si
9
p.m.
Feature
Starts
7:10
ii
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&
50c
wm
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&
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at
8:15
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hy
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