ft
"9?
a
:
1
m
4
PAOl
TOUJI
QlUQ..P.SncUJen,
"Dorindale,"
London,
Ontario.
Mrs.
Brickenden
is
one
tf
Canada's
fart'
most
bonewomtn,
a
premium!
merit'
her
of
ibt
London
Hunt
Club
and
uife
of
G.
A.
P.
Briciendtn,
tuner
of
the
famtus
Brickenden
Stables.
Hunters
and
saddle
horses
front
these
stables
hat
e
won
many
awards
at
the
S'ew
Yori
Hone
Show,
the
Toronto
Royal
fTinler
Fair,
etc
etc.
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat,
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
58
Phones
558
"WHEN
years.
We
have
shown
our
faith
in
tt"
uJlc'
I
it
and
we
still
have
its
confidence.!
.
.
.
'.
.
Your
satisfaction
is
our
success.
COLGATE'S
TOILET
SOAP
CHRISTIE'S
SODA
BISCUITS
Fresh
shipment
and
OCTp
crisp;
2
1-lb.
pkgs.
for
BULK
COCOA
18
Butterfat,'2
bs.
RIDGWAY'S
TEA
5
o'clock,
1-lb.
pkg.
I
35c
76c
BAGDAD
COFFEE
High
qual-
,
ity;
useful
tin
with
-f
pq
handle;
5-lb.
tin
1
LIBBY'S
DILL
PICKLES
2V'2's,
per
tin
LIBBY'S
CORNED
BEEF
ls,
2
tins
SUNKIST
GRAPEFRUIT
For
your
breakfast,
6
for
FRESH
ROASTED
PEANUTS,
per
lb
LUMP
SUGAR
Bulk
3
lbs
ICING
SUGAR
2
2-lb.
pk'es
25c
25c
25c
11c
25c
35c
Orders
$1.00
or
Over
Delivered
Free
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Wlirre
IMb
m
lUvr
More
(Vh"
P.
O.
Bnx
75
rnonr
t?
tBi;lCB:BCB-Hsi4:Bxir.:iiEi",ii
I
a
somewnai
alarming
aaventure
befel
Mr.
Pongras
recently.
Cross-
-rColeo
;
ing
the
road
at
his
home,
he
felt
Lilac
Lavender
Cp
himself
falling
and,
luckily,
being
6
for
uO
near
the
wire
fencins
surroundint?
the
Marsh
property,
he
was
able
The
Oddfellows
staged
a
whist
drive
and
dance
Saturday
night
to
which
a
full
house
came
and
en-Joyed
a
very
good
lime.
.
Q'l'lrs.
(yuricfli
milk
in
your
next
recipe.
Yourgroccr
has
it.
RUI
LLSI
'Li!:"
STERILIZED
.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
L.UtE
VSM'T
IM
1
THBHJE
AMV-
-THtMCS
I
CAM
tiO?
EVAPORATED
3rd
prize
$75.00
4th
and
5lh
prizes
$25.00
each
I"
each
week
far
13
weeks)
Thii
contest
ii
for
red
pet
containing
MILK
as
one
of
the
ingrdirms.
The
mOk
u.x-d
may
be
-of
aoy
type
:
ordinary
or
evapuraled.
Hnch
entry
meat
be'
accompanied
by
a
label
from
a
can
of
Nestles
Milk
and
must
include
your
grocer's
name
and
address.
Recipes
will
be
Judged
on
the
basis
of
simplicity,
pahiabihiy
and
fond
value.
You
may
submit
ai
many
different
recipes
as
desired
and
win
any
number
of
S-Yro
prizes
an
long
as
each
recipe
Is
accompanied
by
a
KcmU'sMilk
label.
Enter
each
week
rometlf
ynuwjsh?
1
trial
contest
closes
May
II,
IMi.and
the
five
major
prixes
willthen
MUSSALLEM'S
The
Pioneer
Merchants
be
awarded.
Jadges
win
be
Miss
Marraret
Carrie.
House
hold
Editor.
Montreal
Daily
Star:
Miss
I.
K.
Pattinson.
Direct
nr
of
Domestic
Science.
CtntralTechnicaJS:hooLToronlo;ad
Miss
Lottie
Duncan.
Director
of
Home
Economics.
University
of
Manitoba.
Decisinnsof
the)
ltd
art
will
be
final.
Redpet
will
not
be
returned.
Members
of
the
Nestle's
organUaUoa
and
I
heir
families
are
not
eligible.
Send
entries
to
CONTEST
EDI
TOR,
NESTLE'S
MILK
PRODUCTS
(CAN'ADA)
LIMITED.
METROPOLITAN
BLOC,
TORONTO.
FRFF
to
cve,r7
contfstantt
a
copy
of
"Favourite
Recipes
of
Canadian
Women"
rilCC
containing
original
recipes
for
delicious
new
dishes.
TERRACE
The
local
war
veterans
recently
held
a
meeting
in
their
hall
for
the
last
time.
The
long
continued
de
',
have
at
last
compelled
the
organl-!
jzation
ta
relinquish
the
property
in
favor
of
the
mortgagee.
At
this'
meeting
it
was
decided
to
sell
the
BANQUET
FOR
MEN
pression
and
the
heavy
overhead
Annual
Affair
Last
Meht
at
Cathe-
dral
is,
as
Usual,
Largely
Attended
Success
The
annual
men's
banquet
under
We
have
served
the
public
of
Prince
moveabIes,
clear
off
what
indebted-
the
auspices
of
the
Woman's
Auxll-
Hupert
and
nearby
residents
for
25'..
P"5""":
ana
w
reorganize
ar,
lary
at
si.
Anarews
Anglican
ua
thedral
last
night
was,
as
usual,
a
highly
enjoyable
and
successful
affair.
Lone
a
vearlv
institution,
the
rvJHV.
fcc-
yes,
WATUrtAU
POSE
tuvor
vou
vjcue
)
WOVJ
THAT
VOU'UB
PIUlSWEn
SVCE
.CHIMCT
ME
,
MAV
I
WAvr
A
SOR6LV.
RUT
I
COULD
WEVCB.
I
BaTAOTI-OU
AS
I
-
....
it?"
'.encien
ENTERTAINS
AFTER
THE
HUNT
I
OFTEN
MAKE
HOT
BISCUITS
and
here's
how
I
make
them
...ueys
Rosabtllt
McKee,
cook
at
"DorindaleJ'
country
I
m
m
a
a
n
n
t
f
jniacnce
or
(sir.
ana
Airs,
u.
A.
r.
iirtcucnatn.
The
even
consistency,
uniform
richness
ind
per-feet
smoothness
of
Nettle's
Eviporatrd
Milk
males
it
ideal
for
use
in
these
biscuits,"
she
continues.
"I
also
use
it,
of
course,
for
many
other
things
such
as
soups,
omelettes
creamed
dishes,
waffles,
custards,
blanc-manges,
cakes,
pie
fillings,
frozen
desserts,
candies
and
so
forth.
I
find
that
it
definitely
improves
them."
You,
too,
will
find
Nestle"
the
ideal
evaporated
milk.
It
contains
all
the
concentrated
goodness
of
the
purest
cow's
milk.
More
than
half
the
water
is
removed.
Sot
thing
p
added!
Because
its
generous
butter-fat
content
never
varies
Nesde's
gives
absolutely
uniform
results
in
cooking.
iry
tnisncn,pure
&
TBM
DAJLX
mm
Wednesda
Ftbrtl;
Delicious
Hot
Biscuits
4
cups
flour.
1
teaspoon
salt.
H
cup
Nestle's
Evaporated
Milk.
Ja
cup
water.
6
teaspoons
baking
powder.
4
tablespoons
butter.
$1500oo
IN
CASH
AWARDS
CONTEST
OPEN
TO
RESIDENTS
OF
CANADA
ONLY
lit
prixt
5
J
50.00
2nd
prize
$150.00
195
weekly
prizes
of
$5
each
Makes
twenty
smalt
biscuits.
Mix
and
sift
the
flour,
baking
powder
and
salt.
Rub
in
the
butter,
JJ
the
Nestle'
s
Evtporated
Milk
and
water.
Roll
to
thickness
of
one-half
inch.
Cut
and
bake
in
a
hot
oven
from
twelve
to
fifteen
minutes.
FTLI
VV1
sua
VOBATtD
L.Me
THIS":
I
THIMK
"THAT'S
VJOMOEI2.FUI-,
yir?
EVAN5
VoO
HAVE
OCH
A
Ol-iTlUC-
nVE
TECH-
WIQUE
nr
3a?
T
r-asM
II
r
rn
I
LK
f
;
P.-z
4
.--Jt
;
jj""
j
ard
Crlpps,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Webber
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod,
comic
songs
by
Robert
James
and
dancing
by
Japanese
children.
Accompanist
for
the
evening
was
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cul-lln.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt,
president
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary,
gave
general
TERRACE
CONCERT
U'lty,
.Musical
Program
and
Acro
batics
Include!
In
hitter
talnment
TERRACE,
Feb.
27:
Before
a
crowded
audience
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
Friday
night
Ihc
members
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
gave
a
most
successful
concert
and
exhibition
of
skill.
A.
Attree
presided
and
the
accompaniments
were
admirably
rendered
by
Miss
Janet
Young.
ODenlng
with
"O
Canada."
the
sweet
rendition
of
the
solo
"My
Song
From
Paradise."
Harry
and
Kenneth
Attree
delighted
the
audience
with
a
clever
display
of
fencing
in
which
Rev.
J.
E.
Birchall
acted
as
umpire.
Robert
llamer
recited
"My
Dream"
In
good
style.
During
the
interval
Miss
Janet
Young
obliged
with
two
piano
solos
and
the
chairman
addressed
a
few
appropriate
word
commending
the
work
of
Mr.
Birchall
as
leader
of
the
Young
People's
Association.
"The
Man
on
the
Flying
Trapeze"
was
next
rendered
by
the
members
and
was
followed
by
a
smart
and
well
sustained
display
of
gymnastics
in
which
Rev.
J.
E.
Birchall,
Lewis
McKenney
and
Norman
Chapman
took
part.
They
were
insistently
encored.
Miss
Velma
Orelg
and
Miss
Jean
Dover
sang
very
effectively
the
duel
"Life's
supervision
to
the
affair
for
which
Dream
is
O'er."
and
"Model"
Conduct
MO
-
V
I
"TO
5-V
'OCA.
OF"
YOU
TO
siAV
-THATMtSS
mm.
DO
VOU
MV
WAT,
A
Change
of
Opinion
fel
4m
Miss
Young
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
was
general
gave
a
wonderful
interpretation
as
convener,
assisted
oy
Mrs.
oeorge
a
piano
solo
of
the
"Norwegian
Rorie.
In
charge
of
tables
were
Mrs.
Bridal
Procession."
C.
V.
Evltt,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Mrs.
j
The
girls
of
the
party,
who
had
J.
P.
Cade,
Mrs.
A.
R.
Nichols.
Mrs.
i
been
trained
by
Mr.
Attree.
next
A.
L.
Holtby.
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum,
gave
a
clever
exhibition
of
physical
Mrs.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
Girls
of
the
drill
and
were
warmly
applauded
function
on
this
occasion
drew
aiWoman'
Auxiliary.
Servlteurs
were'
for
their
efforts.
Mr.
Attree
recited
gathering
of
weu
over
one
hundred,
i
Mrs-
C:
Asplnall.
Mrs.
W.
If.!
Burns'
"To
Mary
la
Heaven."
Mr
There
was
a
splendid
banquet
Smeeton.
Mrs.
E.
W.
Tucker.
Mrs.
I
Birchall
followed
with
"Bruce
and
spread
on
tables
which
were
taste-
-
Johns,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox,
Mrs.
W.
the
Spider."
The
boys
rendered
fullv
decorated
with
flowers
and
J-
reer'
Mrs.
Neal
Carter.
Mrs,
W.
to
stop
his
falL
When
he
had
col-
candles
after
which
an
acceptable
H-
Tobey,
Mrs.
C.
Ellison,
Mrs.
J.
A.
lected
htelwtts'.-he
-found
-ftfr-riarr
roMrr4r'
speeclfes
and
muct'ntnton"Mr''c-
Mitts;
Mrs.
it.
a'.
very
nearly
fallen
Into
a
disused
well,
the
covering
of
which
had
been
softened
by
the
mild
weather.
However,
no
harm
was
done.
Planks
were
found
to
cover
the
hole
and
the
road
foreman
was
no
tified.
was
presented.
W.
H.
Tobey
was
in
the
chair
and
the
program
Included
toasts
to
"The
King"
and
"The
Ladies,"
addresses
by
the
chairman.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
and
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
the
Cath
edral,
selections
by
the
Junior
Sym
Kennedy,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parlow,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Nlcholls
and
Mrs.
O.
H.
Arnold.
Thomas
Andrew
was
carver.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
27:
(CP)
phony
Orchestra
under
leadership
:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
79!8c
on
the
of
Bert
Cameron
which
played
dur-1
local
exchange
yesterday,
advancing
the
dinner,
vocal
solos
by
Leon-
ing
to
SOc
today.
sopmon
Levi"
and
the
National
Anuiem
formed
a
fitting
condu-fion-v
"'
As
a
result
between
$30
and
$40
was
raised
towards
the
fund
for
the
equipment
of
the
Anglican
Hall.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
38.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
33.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
30.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
frosty.
Burns
Lake
BrUht.
calm.
IS,
NEW
CHAN.
FILM
HERE
Warner
(Hand
on
Screen
or
Capital
Theatre
Ataln
In
Thrilling
Talking
Picture
Warner
Oland,
Impersonator
of
the
Chinese
detective.
Charlie
Chan,
well
known
character
of
Earl
Derr
Diggers
stories,
will
be
seen
again
In
one
of
these
parts
in
"Charlie
Chan's
Courage,'
the
mid-week
feature
jffering
on
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here.
As
usual,
the
story
abounds
In
.thrills,
blood-chilling
mystery
and
program
ran
from
beginning
to
end
drama
punctuated,
by
humorous
with
a
lilt
and
rhythm
that
won
incidents
such
as
Oland
alone
por-
the
heartiest
applause
from
those
trays
in
such
parts
as
these,
present.
"A
Capital
Ship"
was
m
this
baffljhg
story,
adapted
sung
in
a
capable
way
by
the
mem-
from
the
novel
"The
Chinese
Par-
bers
and
was
followed
by
a
well
rot,"
Chan
Is
entrusted
with
a
rendered
duet,
"Riding
Down
to
string
of
valuable
pearls
to
be
de-
Bangor"
by
Harry
Attree
and
Lewis
livered
to
the
buyer
of
a
ranch.
McKenney.
,
Oland
is
accompanied
by
the
Jew-
A
playlet
entitled
"A
Temporary
tier's
son.
Unidentified
persons
Wife"
was
excellently
staged
and
have
attempted
to
learn
the
lden-drew
heartiest
applause.
The
play-
tlty
of
the
man
bringing
the
pearls,
ers
were
Miss
Eliot
Head,
Miss
Jean
on
arrival
at
the
ranch.
Chan
s
sus-Dover.
with
Harry
Attree.
Lewis
pielona
are
aroused
by
a
series
of
McKenney
and
Norman
Chapman,
mysterious
events.
A
Chinese
parrot
Miss
velma
orelg
followed
with
a
(screams
"Help!
Murder!"
and
then
dies
from
poison
oa
his
food.
This
gives
an
Important
clue
to
the
so-lutlon
of
the
mystery
which
involves
a
murder.
In
addition
to
the
mystery,
the
story
has
romanth
Interest
C5
RE
A.T
"yoo'rzc
Systematic
Service
Efficient
&
systematic
service
is
Ihc
best
and
most
economical.
OUK
SERVICE
RECORD
will
show
complete
record
of
all
repairs
made
and
all
parts
replaced.
A
copy
of
this
record
returned
with
all
sets
serviced
by-
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
Thone
llloe
320
MlTH
Haiaa'S
TlLtlB
mi
3
MAKE
A
y'
GOlNSw
BiQ
HIT
j
?
I"10
as
VOUP.
as
a
r
th
oAJ
)
Fault
t-
Our
Co
A
I
delfvemert
Aerrjrife-
Ve
htontyour'
IAPID-FIRE
DELIVERIES
TONIGHT
and
To
thrill
ou
In
.
imoH
At
7
i
vtraoMa
AitTH
He,
HACH
I
I.I3TEN,
MAC
VOU
najUHK
r
iim-wi
i
i
ijw
to
itODWEr
ICBNT
a
come
to
our?.
PAxuinki
nnivi
I'M
cenTAiur
rJOVJ
THAT
HC
WOULD
N'T
RC
luTCrj.
.
tor
UT
ii
i
My
way,
iuub
iV.sl
I
1
I
S
I
I
"i-USDAY
k.
sai
-
BACK
AGAIN
Inralor.
"
"T1
-
j
un
n..
.
grr's
novel
v
St.
.
-1"
ou.
le
Chw
1
ut
no
prova
lil
srii
Warner
Ola
WW
WOODS
ti
9
f
ALDiO
ratsy
Kelly
In
Donr
la
OT
iltipalrick
ColortJ
TraTflocoe
ZI0V
I'AUAMOl
NT
NEWS
Colored
Cartoon
"TALE
OF
VIENNA
WOODf
COAL!
We
nave
ihu
l:
T
Kuvrt
!u
.
.
but
we
trt
x
x.
MJ.MI!KR
&
SHINGLES
Why
not
do
u.
now.
so
tha:
v
k
the
summer
p:
prices.
We
wi
.
Rt'ILDINC
SUPPLIES
Brick
Ccmcn
and
Tile
We
have
what
you
want
u'
Philpolt
Evilt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phones
651-65!
J