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iatid
abroad
for
her,
work
in
eonnediotiuilb
the.
Montreal
Repertory
Theatre.
7
ii
1
m
NESTLES
f'EBIUZED
5g
Evaporated
1S
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
mid
Bulklcy
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
glvo
atisfactlon.
Try
a
'ton
of
No,
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat.
'.Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rtlpert
Few.
Co.
58
rhoncs
58
k'DaiiNews
Want-Ads.
al-j
way-b'rihg
quick
results,
i
"H
ERE'S
HOW
I
MAKE
THOSE
CREAMY
SOUPS
FOR
QUiss
QflarlL
Man'.-
SMART
DINNER
PARTIES"
says
May
McKegney,
cook
for
Miss
Allan,
daughter
of
Sir
Hugh
Montagu
Allan,
CV.6.,
and
Lady
Allan,
Ratenscrag,
Montreal,
and
director
of
Montreal's
smart
and
famous
Repertory
Theatre.
I
FIND."
continue!
May
McKegney,
"that
by
using
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk
mv
soups
are
not
only
creamier,
but
are
richer
and
smoother.
1
alto
find
that
Nestle'
Evaporated
Milk
brings
out
all
the
delicate
flavour
of
the
other
ingredient.
No
matter
what
kind
ot
a
cream
soup
I
make
I
find
It
li
better
when
I
use
Nestle
V
Try
May
McKegney's
recipe
for
a
cream
soup.
You
will
find
it
easy
to
foil
low
and
the
consistently
good
results
will
delight
not
only
you
but
your
family
and
guests.
Let
Nestlf
'j
help
you
in
the
preparation
of
manydishes.lt
will
give
added
richness
ana
flavour
not
only
to
soups,
sauces,
cakes,
pie-fillings,
but
to
a
wide
variety
of
temptingdesserts
and
to
all
recipes
requiring
milk.
Nestle's
you
know.
Is
simply
the
purest
of
cow's
milk
with
more
than
half
the
water
removed
and
ui'tK
absolutely
nothing
added
I
Because
it
is
evaporated,
Nestle's
is
twice
as
rich
as
ordinary
fluid
milk.
It
is
dependable,
economical,
con
,
a
,
g.
.
.
.
venient.
Decide
now
that
you
will
NpfTI
FtnlLl
try
Nestle's.
Get
a
few
tins
from
your
'---
grocer
today.
STERIUZtD
,
.
.
EVAPOHATID
$1500
IN
CASH
AWARDS
CONTEST
OPEN
TO
RESIDENTS
OF
CANADA
ONLY
led
by
a
label
from
nclude
your
grocer's
name
and
address.
Recipes
will
be
judged
oa
the
basis
of
simplicity,
palatability
and
food
value.
You
may
submit
as
many
dilerent
recipes
as
desired
and
win
any
number
of
5.00
prizes
so
long
as.
each
recipe
is
accompanied
by
a
Nestle's
Milk
label.
Enter
each
week
s
contest
if
you
wish!
Final
contest
doses
May
1
1,
19J
J,
and
the
be
rpr
r
to
every
contestant,
a
copy
of
"Favourite
Recipes
of
(Janach'an
Women"
"
1
EL
H
contalninc
original
redoes
for
delicious
new
dishes.
'
"
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Rupert
Brand
SMOKED
-
BLACK
CO
'
Prepared
Dally
Bj
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRLVCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SPRING
SUIT
or
TOP
COAT
Samples
just
arrived.
Prices
...
reasonable.
Come
in
and
get
the
first
choice.
M.
T.
LEE-Third
Ave.
250
Window
Shades
Cream
and
Green
QAp
"36x72
inches,
each
OUl
Maiiprders
Sent
COD.
MACKENZIE
FURNITURE
Phone
775
Third
Ave.
C
C7
JONES
Family
Market
Thursday
&
Friday
SPECIALS
Round
Steak,
2
lbs.
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Sirloin
Steak,
2
lbs.
Potatoes
10
lbs
Veal
Steak,
2
lbs.
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Veal
Chops,
2
lbs.
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Lamb
Chops,
2
lbs.
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Rump
Roast
of
Beef,
10
lbs.,
Potatoes,
10
lbs.
Shoulder
Lamb,
4
lbs.
Potatoes.
5
lbs.
50c
50c
50c
50c
50c
S1.00
75c
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
WHAT
"SAY,
MAC
1
HOW
BEFORE
fi
.
r
ill
v
starts
r
ife-
'tf
K
The
Letter
Box
am
sr
fa
C
XT
ft
4
V
f
IVIll
Z?
Editor.
Dally"
News:
There
has
been
quite:
a
lotjof
talk
regarding"
Ihli
panhandle
but
to
ray
knowledge
trns
has
notj
at
aqy
tvrrte
been
taken
Vr?
In
the,
right!
chn
nets
"direct
wllh
the
ijnlted
VSUte:
tmvernment
.,:!'
-
I
would.'
think
tljli
njatter
Uhoui
be
taken
up
by
our
hext
sovexrl-j
ment
with
a
most
strenuous
appeal
to
the
L'fllted
States
offering
to
exchange
the
Alaskan
Panhandle
for
some
portion
of
British
Empire
of
equal
value.
The
United
States
Is
universally
regarded
.as.
the.
natural
leader
In
the
peace
movement
and
It
must
not
shirk,lts
duty
to
set
the
example
mutual
concessions.
A
mere
rib-ion,
Sn
536
miles
long
and
from
eight
to
35
miles
wide,
which
Is
shutting
off
the
northern
half
of
British
Columbia
and
the
entire
Yukon
Territory
from
free
access
to
the
Pacific.
This
territory
has
an
area
of
600,000
square
miles.
It
has
the
same
climate
as
Europe
In
the
same
latitude
and
that
part
of
Europe
contains
25,000,000
people.
The
Canadian
country
laying
beside
this
handle
has
Immense
resources
in
lumber,
agriculture
and
mineral
lands.
Its
wealth
will
necessarily
be
concentrated
In
Its
ports
on
American
territory.
This
entire
slope
is
drenched
with
rain
and
possesses
water
power.
Its
fatories
to
be
driven
by
that
power
will
necessarily
be
In
American
territory
but
the
reservoirs
supplying
that
power
will
be
on
Canadian
ground.
The
25,000,000
Canadians
who
will
eventually
live
behind
this
handle
will
constantly
be
forced
to
contribute
to
the
enrichment
of
half
a
dozen
American
cities
while
these
cities
will
jiot
contribute
a
cent
towards
Canadian
taxes.
What
a
permanent
and
growing
source
1
NEEO
ONS
MOKE
DESQM
AMD
AlVi'T
GOT
A.TWOuoH
IM
MY
HEAO
V
a
TRM
DAILY
HVWV
-
Wednetday
1
Cream
of
Mushroom
Soup
H
lb,
fresh
mushrooms
(Ityciipsthoppcd)
2
chkkea
bouillon
rvhes
2
caps
water
I
up.
mIi
M
iP,
tapper
I
sJireooiua
4
tbsp.
butter
4
thsp.
lour
2
nips
Nestle's
Esaporatcd
Milk.
IVel
mushrooms.
Remote
taps
and
chop
knc.
Boil
(cms
in
I
rup
water
10
minutes,
with
I
slice
ooioo.
Straits
oJ
press
ibrouab
coarse
sine.
Malt
up
to
1
pt,
with
water
atxl
add
chopped,
mushroom
caps,
bouifloa
cubes,
sslt
tod
pepper
sod
boil
J
miautes.
Melt
butter.
Stir
hotter
sod
lour
to
smooth
piste
and
add
to
soup.
Continue
boilina
1
minutes
looter.
Add
Nestle
s
Evaporated
Milk
and
beat
thoroughly.
Yield:
6
scningt.
On
smalt
can
of
mashruoms
mar
be
used.
Chop
the
tnvsb'
rooms
anda
boil
with
onioa
and
seasonings,
using
mush,
room
liquor
in
place
of
part
of
the
water.
I'rotecd
ts
with
trcsh
mushrooms.
9
1st
prise
$250.00
Ind
prise
$150.00
3rd
prize
$75.00
4th
and
5lh
prises
$15.00
each
195
weekly
prises
of
$5.00
each
(1$
a
week
fori
J
weeks.)
This
contest
is
for
recipes
containing
ingredients.
The
milk
used
mar
be
of
evaporated.
Each
entry
must
be
gecompan
g
can
of
Nestle's
Milk
must
MILK
as
one
of
the
j
type;
ordinary
or
maior
pri'cs
will
then
be
awarded,
judges
will
be
Miss
Margaret
Currie,
Household
Editor,
Montreal
Daily
Star,
Miss
I.
K.
Partinaon.
Director
of
Domestic
Science,
Central
Technical
School,
Toronto;aod
Miss
Lottie
Duncan.
Director
of
I
loose
Economics.
Unisersity
of
Manitoba.
Decision
of
the
judge
willbeiaiL
Recipes
will
not
be
returned.
Members
of
the
Nestle's
organiiauon
and
their
families
are
not
eligible.
Send
entries
to
CONTEST
FtMTORi
NFS1TPV
MU
K.-PRODUCTS
I
CANADA)
LIMITED,
METRO
l"OU
TAN
of
Irritation!.
A.
The
oily
eentlcmiiily
courw.Uhc
only
manlyj,
coufse
open
to
the
United
State
is
t4
MV
to
tne
Canar
dian;
"We
are
illllng
to?
let
you
haveHhe
coast
strip.
What
do
yoli
tjffer
us
for
it?"
If
the
-government:
could
fhow
the
United
'States
thai
tbey
Would
give
th&Tomethlng
far
more
Useful
to
them
than'
this
ab
surd
"panhandle.;
.in
Canadian
hands
iould
be.mdre,Wxuf
to
the
United
States
titan
li
-is
$ow.
,
Rqvebai
the
klt'uattotV
and
see
how.'
tjiey
woulf.
Hki
Imaglnp
that;
tiieir
nortl(tosUrn
'States
were
cut
bl
froni
thfAtUhtraiby
a
Ca-nadiati
'
panhandle.'.
A
Canadian
sidewalk
running
from
Eastern
Maine
down
to
Philadelphia
with
all
the
great
cities
on
that
seaboard
Boston,
-
Providence,
Newport.
Jersey
City,
then
Canadian
cities,
deriving
their
wealth
from
the
American,
country
behind
them.
yet
not
contributing
a
cent
towards
American
taxes,
that
not
a
pound
of
freight
could
be
sent
from
Pltts-
ourg
or
iiunaio
to
New
York
or
Boston
for
export,
except
In
bond.
They
would
long
ago
have
found
the
situation
unendurable.
STANLEY
B.
PEACOCK.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
TELLS
EXPERIENCE
BEFORE
A
NOTARY
Mrs.
Albert
Aubry,
1005
Maisoa-neuve
St.,
Montreal,
relates
in
a
rworn
tatement
bow
Fi
uil-a-tivet
U-tterel
her
health.
She
now
enjoys,
life
after
years
of
poor
health
and,
so
you
may
be
sure
of
its
truth,
Mri.
Aubry
tells
of
her
experience
-
In
a
(tatement
niade
under
oath.
She
aay,
"I
was
troubled
for
years
with
diuy
headache.
My
bowels
did
not
function
reguUrlv.
I
oad
no
appetite.
I
had
nosier
p.
II
waa
difficult
for
me
to
do
ray
work.
I
tried
a
great
many
taxativesjbut
found
most
of
(hem
too
violent
Finally
I
started
taking
Fruit
-a-tivea.
In
a
very
short
time
my
health
became
greatly
im
poved.
I
now
enjoy
life
much
more
than
More
I
learned
about
Fruit-a-tivrs."
'Copy
o
Mrs.
Aubty'a
ewtifjlur
awr
atatrment
srill
be
urnt
on
rtqunL
Writa
FruiUtivM
UmllM,
Ottawa,
anaHa
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(VtiyWHtKI
TUNEFUL
PICTURE
"Here
Is
Sly
Heart''
Presents
Bin
Crosby
in
Song
and
Comedy
Supported
by
an
able
cast
that
Includes
Kitty
Carlisle,
Alison
SKlp-
worth,
Roland
Youne
and
Reginald
Owen,
Blng
Crosby
not
only
warbles
but
contributes
a
comedy
perfor
mance
In
"Here
Is
My
Heart"
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
mid-week.
The
story
Is
that
of
a
millionaire
crooner
in
search
of
fun.
He
falls
seriously
and
lncuiably
In
love
at
the
first
sight
of
an
expatriated
Russian
princess.
The
princess,
though
she
has
lost
money
and
position,
still
retains
her
atltude
of
frosty
hauteur,
and
It
Is
Crosby's
probhm
to
chip
the
ice
off
her
surface
and
find
the
nice
girl
he
is
certain
is
concealed
be
neath.
'
As
the
first
step
he
buys
the
hotel
I
In
which
the
prlncw
Is
living.
And
men
nc
disguises
nimscu
as
ncr
waiter
and
so
he
plights
his
troth.
The
princess,
Juit
because
she
feels
a
tendency
Xo
fall
for
the
handsome
singing
waiter,
makes
things
more
difficult
for
him.
True
love,
in
Its
traditional
fashion,
eventually
outs
and
the
aristocrat
and
the
crooner
arc
united.
!0t
tunes
include
"With.
Every
Breath
I
Take"
and
"June
In
Jan
uary"
The
Forgotten
Man
lie
llriiped
into
the
place
ono
day
A
los
and
am
were
gone.
I
"Just
half
a
man,'
he
161
d
the
boys
"Right
now
you
look
upoiu
.
i
.'
1
,
"p
war
did
this
to
mi,"
Iyvsald
"irwere
sjj.
had
xdied.
4
"Itjobbct'me
of
efficiency.
"But
left
me
with
my
pride."
The
bow
said
kindly
unto
him:
fThls
is
a
busy
place.
-
"It
Uikes
twT'arnn'ahd.twQ
good
legs
a
1
"Ti
hold
our
fittliy-pacest
,"
'
"It's
4ff5e-bodle4
uwn
I
nS?d
......
i
.
r
-
Not.crlnnleri
rhpn-
llkr
vritf."
Don't
fyob
suppose
he
answered
lucres
sumeining
ican
ac
"Could
ypuj
not
find
yonui
shel-
tencd'nqok
j
"Where
I
could
flU
the
day,
"Where
I
could
ust
my
one
good
arm
"And
earn
my
weekly
pay?
"Though
half
of
me
Is
stripped
away,
"The
other
half
Is
proud
"And
It
will
do
some
useful
work,
-If
only
It's
allowed.
"They've
taught
me
how
to
use
my
hand.
"They've
given
me'
a
trade.
"They've
said
I
need
not
lose
my
pride,
"And
meekly
beg
for
aid.
"But
when
the
boses
look
about
"They
never
seem
to
ti
"A
place
where
they
can
use
a
man
"Who's
battered
up
like
me."
O
better
far
than
charity
And
better
for
the
town
It
Is
to
help
the
man
to
rise
Whom
war
has
stricken
down.
And
better
for
the
factory
Which
keeps
a
Job
or
two
Where
speed
and
strength
are
not
required,
But
man
can
earn
his
due.
JUST
A
BUDDY.
J.
Precce)
FIFTY-FIFTH
ANNIVERSARY
"vANCOUVETt,
March
13:
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Oliver
of
Vancouver
celebrated
their
fifty-fifth
wedding
anniversary
yesterday.
Macs
a
"Star"
Designer
m
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Of
Duchess
and
the
Walter"
.
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11
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