Jnr
di.y.
Marcn
IS,
1029
:
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ffELLS
ABOUT
BURIED
VILLAGE
i?-r
of
Moll-McOacken
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tares
Jkfore
n:ho.olofjr"
Club
i".
i,
Cfltoiu,
Mr.
12:
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ii
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of
i
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of
!.
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v
to
'science
mxn
...
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in
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I
OHt4teF(T,L
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or
any
tetnntH
Jfcieti
S'il-iii!
Clutt,
MWll
ilgrant
and
i.
of
human
ook
Mat.
Intincnts
are
l'ii'ard
t
human
Hi
an
the
easteryh4mi-
lie
V
ni.'theTfi
Indiana,
doubtless
i
Asia.
Thus
Alaska.
much
closer
to
Asia
ntiicr
part
of
America.
!:itly
the
gateway
huh
passed
these
early
nirranta.
The
north-iht
of
North
America,
.in
be
regarded
as
thf
rYTsV
n,l
Pirate.
V-
Toreador
nJ
Cob
I
Tn
riirlivlnff
snii
v.
-i?irini
nat
the
V
ud.
en.
Kevelry
i
s!
.-.id
.
.
.
even
(be
tinjril
and
iteward
csi
i
n:i
rintolhc
spirit
ol
it.
,m
il
help
you
out
with
vour
cotftime.
"-fti
i-
tlu-
judglnj.
tbe
ii
Ii
HtK
of
carnival
and
il.uui.
t.
rirnty
of
re
cr
,itun
on
a
Cunar
Jtrj
6u(
Ctinard
1
1
WMkly
Slllni
u
r.iii
ope
rTom
mjt
-.j
from
MontmU
(raid
Quebec)
CUNARD
CANADIAN
SERVICC
VW
S.l94
r
i.
Tour
lit
ThW
CtWn
tni
Third
Clm
'
.'18
MI
VKKS
OF
SHACKLES
OF
MERE
INFIRMITIES
:.
Miu
hell,
who,'
with
his
wife,
studied
law
despite
his
ua
-fv'cT'the
District
of
Columbia
Bar
examination
of
v
s
successfully.
He
took
notes
in
Draille.
st
scene
of
human
.history
in
aerica.
I
"No
aborigines
of
Arctic
Am-.riea,
so
far
as
ia
knows,
ever
psed
a
written
language
Can-,
nequentiy
the
mute
relics
of
mat
erial
culture
are
the
only
soure-e
of
historical
information
here.
Nevertheless,
the
buried
prehis
toric
villages
of
Alaska
yield
tec-rets
to
the
archaeologist"
On
the
almost
inaccessible
summit
of
a
precipitous
island
In
the
Aleutian
chain,
the
expedi-,
tion
discovered
a
grave
contain
inK
mummies
of
-unknown
age.
By
'reason
of
their
careful
pre
piratien
for
burial,
the
bodies
iCostined
in
a
reuatiaJkae
state
at
preservation.
Tib
trrnjn
af-tyrtfW
the
first
mpheBlve
r
fwsnation
concerning,
.
this
tor
of
burial
in
the
Aleutian
1st-ends
-before
the
intrtsfictiW
of
hjginr
elviiytion.
V
i
,
V?foL&
week
Mr.
Wefcr!
Tuthm?inveatiKttiin
in'
the
,
egion
of
tiering
Stra.
ttie
neck
!
M
water
fffty
Mile
Wv&t-
ting
Asia
and
Alaska,
fart
of!
lr-
time
he
passed
on
tie
!
We-!
(ie
Isirrfds,
where
dwell,
the
.
1
J
&
uiiuiiliir
1
1
inwip
aw
WW
-section'
of
the
.Arctic
In
e
m4
oil
with
m
moum
w
Ure,Mrti
are
the
en
oris
ever
taken
on
these
islands,
he
related
many
interesting
customs
which
ihesc
Eskimos
practice.
IINDRGIRL
One
or
Two
Seleettoft
From
l'cn
of
Mi
Anne
Spencer
:
Morrow
NEW
YORK,
Mar.
48!
Tl
"Lime
Kglc"
is
to
marry
a
poet,
i
nn
i
f
whose
verse
tells
of
the
rapture
of
pushing
one's
heell
:ij-ui:.st
the
blue
sky
and
one's
lift
ii
rainst
a
cloud.
Miss
Anne
Siur.
er
Morrow
already
hat
flown
with
Col.
Charles
A.
Llnd
berah.
Her
poem
"Height,"
win
ner
of
an
alumnae
prhw,
wae
ub!irhsd
by
Scribnera
raagaa.
ine
in
April.
1928,
after
the
Lono
)-Ugle'a
first
visit
to
Mexico
Cltjr.
The
poem
followa:
Height
When
1
wu.h
young
1
felt
so
small
And
frightened,
for
the
world
was
tall.
And
even
graasca
Beemed
to
A
forest
of
Immensity.
Until
I
learned
that
I
could
grow
A
fiance
would
leave
them
far
below.
And
flxinit
on
a
star
I
grew
I
pushed
my
bead
against
the
blue;
sun
like
a
singing
bird,
I
find
Kapture
to
lesve
the
Brass
be
hind.
And
sometimes,
standing
j
In
f
or
ner
imu...
--j
Smlt!
owl
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Vary
your
dinners
FjtfflKW
E4MES
with
fish
and
eggs
0
M
':i
VI
IV
In
Chestnut
'candls
flume.
Patterned
on
a
twilight
Mope
Shadows
on
the
grass
And
after
dark
along
the
walks'
tauhter
and
steps
that
pass.
a
Not
oors
'alone,
we
leave
to
Jro
Shadows
and
hills
and
trees.
My
lips
are
cool
again
.
elod.
W
ptant
tM
tvjf
hsr.
todir
,
.....inatintf
eiaaa
at
imui.r
ii!OW
.
V
T,
villtV
LATTT
STYLE
b:T-'
tv
.
(Alef-etit"teft.)
ov
l
i,
'jieiithtful
frJc
fashioned
in
the
gjfc
psAt
whlehK
ls
st
pomjlar,
tfcte
season.
Notfet
iHbv
new
style
cMffeiAh
is
eAught
on
the
shalet
loose
knot
with
the
ends
left
flying.
This
ml
xaVhm
ituren.U
laVest
wlst
and
bafnllne.
'
'
A
i'OPVLAK
E.NSEMIILE
(Above
cut
right.)
The
above
is
one
of
the
ensemble
suits
which
fashion
decrees
for
spring
wear.
The
coat
Is
of
heavy
silk
with
a
flowing
scarf.
The
dress
hi
of
the
.
same
material
ami
featur
as
the
new
pleated
skirt
Material
of
a
eoatrastliut
shade
is
stitched
oa
tc
form.
the
large
design
on
the
front
of
the
and
skirt.
iletesho
wrote
the
fol-
jfS
'Jv
Iay,
Rng
poems
follows:
Kemcmbranre
Ivg
-w
plart,
remBtnl)eripp
those,
!
Yours
handd
have
curved
about
Ail
beauties
ners
we
prise;
l'ttrrde
of?,
hill
4tl
bare
black
boughs
Against
becemlxr
skies.
this
bowl.
Your
Hps
save
left
a
kiss
upon
this
teacup's
rim.
Frail
and
Ins
ni
mate
things
that
can
oanaat
A
.Vis
mi
sfsgYlijN
baauLy.
no
rmtavo
tUltiWWt
r
u
B
4oi
ru
fte'm;ves
of
ydW
tatloijr,
If
I
might
sateh
my
breath
and
bow
my
ha
To
htart
I
might
as
vainly
aak
-:.
i
v
I
.
its
.
.
i:
'.
Another
of
her
undergraduate
Ko
print
of
touch,
no
perfume
lingering;,
That
beauty'
9WU
.
ltMl
hand
to
hand'
might
serve
as
beauty's
self,
refashioning
your
loveliness
fot
raer
Mute
bowl!
Mute
cup
I
I
me.
-
a
.
.ti
.
I
int
scene
u
jsmjMi-pwniuii
io
i
recall
Lost
I
I
1ST
CATTIiK
IN
WHST
j
The
founding
of
the
Red
River
settlement
brought
cattle
west
of
4-
Do
their
bright
surfaces
reroera-
the
Gkeat
Lakes.
In
19M
a
herd
bar
net
m
faint
and
trnulous
of
three
hundred
cattle
was
flutter
ef
the
wings
ef
tight,
driven
from
the
south
and
din-,
and
shade
and
eolor
that
wart
jrauT
lMd
of
to
the
Red
Hirer
el-
etitta.
hy
-Thirty
njrJ?-
Women
often
tell
me
that
their
greatest
difficulty
in
meal
olannine
is
to
cet
variety
into
the
main
dish.
1
1
is
easy
enough
to
build
a
dinner,
once
you
have
selected
the
meat,
but
it
takes
thought
to
get
away
from
the
obvious
round
of
steaks
and
chops
and
routs.
Why
not
now
and
then
substitute
fish
or
eggs?
By
combining
either
one
with
milk,
you
have
a
dish
rich
in
food
values
jprotcins,
minerals
and
vitamin-
There
are
any
number
of
delectable
ways
in
which
these
combinations
may
be
made
omelets
of
all
sorts,
creamed
eggs,
souffles,
creamed
tuna,
shrimp
or
lobster,
scalloped
oysters,
salmon
souffle.
You
mutt
have
a
dependable
milk
supply
In
any
cooking
that
calls
for
milk,
I
never
take
chances.
I
use
nothing,
but
Carnation
Milk.
I
know
that
it
ts
the
purest
of
high
grade
milk
from
selected
herds.
I
know
that
it
is
rich
in
cream
doubly
so
for
it
is
evaporated
to
double
thickness.
I
know
that
I
v.ill
always
find
it
sweet
and
(rood,
no
matter
how
large
the
quantity
I
have
on
hand,
for
it
is
sterilized
for
safe-keep-in?.
I
can
count
on
Carnation
always
for
notably
delicious
results
extra
cream-iness,
velvety
smoothness
of
texture,
fragile
delicacy
of
flavor.
The
best
informed
domestic
scientists
agree
that
it
is
not
only
better
in
results
than
ordinary
bottled
milk,
but
that
it
is
particularly
economical.
Product
ia
Csuudft
If
you
want
to
taiow
what
a
great
new
field
of
cooking
success
awaits
you
in
the
use
of
Carnation
Milk,
send
for
free
Cook
Book.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,Iimited,
1U
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
RC.
Carnation
Tuna
Fish
a
la
King
2
tbsp.
butter,
yi
green
pepper
shredded,
1
hard
-cooked
egg,
yi
cup
chopped
mushrooms,
3
tbsp.
flour,
1
cup
Carnation
Milk,
1
cup
water,
salt
arid
pepper,
yi
cups
tuna
fish,
H
cup
peas.
Saute
green
pepper
and
mushrooms
in
butter
until
tender
(about
10
minutes),
keeping
covered.
Remove
mushrooms
ana
pepper
and
blend
flour
with
butter:
add
Carnation
diluted
with
water
and
cook
until
mixture
is
thickened,
stirring
constantly.
Place
flaked
tuna
fish,
peas,
egg,
mushrooms
and
pepper
in
double
boiler;
add
sauce;
cook
over
hot
water
10
minutes.
Serve
in
patty
shells
or
on
toast
points.
Serves
d.
Lobster
or
shrimp
may
be
used
in
place
of
tuna.
Baked
Eggs
a
la
Carnation
VA
tbsp.
butter,
4
tbtp.
flour,
Jf
tsp.
salt.
i
tsp.
pepper,
yi
cup
Carnation
Mi'k,
yi
cup
water,
4
to
6
eggs,
buttered
bread
crumbs.
Make
white
sauce
of
butter,
flour,
seasonings
and
Carnation
diluted
with
water.
Pour
into
shallow
baking
dish.
Cover
sauce
with
eggs,
being
careful
not
to
break
yolks.
Sprinkle
buttered
bread
crumbs
over
top
and
bake
in
moderately
slow
(325"F.
)
oven
until
eggs
are
firm.
Garnish
with
parsley.
The
Best
of
Milk
Carnation
Milk
is
simply
pure,
sweet
whole
milk,
!
evaporated
to
double
creaminess.
Nothing
is
added;
nothing
removed
but
about
half
the
water.
Try
this
dependable,
convenient,
economical
milk.
(See
recipes
above)
from
Contented
Cows
WATERPROOFS
A
Fisherman's
Suit
To
Suit
The
Fishermen
JACKETS
CWk
I
sty
sod
i,y-
PIKHIIMMI-N
SIMICIAL
.va.isia
SIIC
I
CHiSf
43
MllltU
MAM
II
CaitDA
jr
finMhy
of
nets
r
Gars
citctsnf.
PM
Qowxl
tide
ptera,
vsry
rny
and
UU
fly.
Beth
ftrsMftti
art
nude
in
JwBow
tai
Hire
t
very
Mush
ti
iwtK.
Mtde
by
Ctss4t
's
(orcKt
wittrpreof
clothing
tMiuJuturtn.
in
satt
38
to
44.
On
Stli
iy
Ftthtrman
Smpff
menkmh
Insist
upon
getting
a
genuine
Tower's
Waterproof
TOWER
CANADIAN
LIMITED
TORONTO
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
HALIFAX
MONTREAL
21
Crescent
Ground
Cross-Cut
Saw,
No.
325
I
TKU
U
cm
lK
motk
popular
uwi
en
lK
tnuVii
lot
cuttinf
pulpwead.
Il
U
uJ
I
by
tht
Urt
pulp
wood
joUwr
tnd
mMiilacUt.
It
it
made
with
Unct
TwK,
1
1
U
turn,
uti
wiA
hollow
Uck
U
ipcaaDr
s:M0MrtMkl)t
Stt0
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I
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f
fl
Cl.NiK'1.
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