i
ft
PAOB
rotr
m
dasx
mi
Baturda-
Feb
3
sliiptoms
all
moffeclread
Moreover,
milk
itself
builds
growth
better
when
eaten
with
oatmeal,
than
with
most
cereals!
IN
a
simple,
healthful
breakfast
of
oatmeal
is
stored
the
precious
vitamin
B
that
combats
poor
appetite,
nervousness,
constipation.
And
the
amount
of
this
vital
clement
in
a
single
bowl
of
Oatmeal
is
equal
to
that,
coa
lined
in
3
cales
of
fresb
yeast.
Why
milt
huiUi
i.Utr
uitb
talmtal
Milk
contains
the
growth
vitamin
G
which
doctors
say
works
best
in
combination
wiuitlic
vitamin
D
in
oatmeal.
Therefore,
in
a
deliciot's
breakfast
cf
Quaker
Oats
and
milt.
Nature
combines,
in.
themost
perfect
union,
the
two
elements
most
vital
to
the
healthy
growth
of
active
young
bodies.
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l
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I
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lewortk
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ddidoui
Quaker
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contaisi
more
ol
it
than
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V
alnol
Itrti
jreut
I
Quaker
Oats
contains
not
only
all
these
vital
dements,
so
essential
to
health
it
is
further
enriched
by
irradiation
with
the
Sunshine-vitamin
D.
'
Hence
Quaker
Oats
and
milk
is
tb;
ptrjict
breakfast.
In
this
delicious
and
nourishing
combina-
.
tion
Nature
and
Science
join
hands
to
produce
a
food
unsurpassed
in
nutritive
and
growth
building
value.
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ittVli
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ttltt.
tilt
tomtom
tuitmfiU
for
muml
mmiUiJui.
mi
GEMS
PROM
LIFE'S
SCRAP-feOOK
HUMILITY
'.
I
believe
the'
first
test
of
trulyi
great
man
Is
hthymllity.-iuskln
The
higher
a
man
Is
in
grace,
the:
lower
he
will
be
in
his
dwnf
eslee'mJ
Spurgeonl
v
';
i"
Humility
Is
the
steppingTstone
po,
a
higher
recognition
of
i
Deity
Mary
Bake
Eddy
iv
If
You
Eat
Starches
Meals,
Sweets
Head
TJiu
They're
All
4ece$ary
Foodt
But
All
Acid
-
Forming.
Hence
Mott
of
Vt
Hate
"Acid
Stomach"
At
Time.
Faty
A'ote
to
Relieve.
Doctors
say
that
much
-of
the
so-called
"indigcition,"
from
whiclt
so
many
of
us
sulTer,
is
really
acid,
indigestion
.
.
.
broughl
about
by
tori
many
acid-forming
foods
in
our
modern
diet.
And
that
there
is
new
a
way
to
relieve
this
.
.
.
often
in
minutes!
Simply
take
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
after
meals.
Almost
Immediately
this
acts
to
ntultatizt
the
stomach
acidity
that
brings
on
your
trouble.
You
"forget
you
have
a
stomach
F
Try
this
just
oncel
Take
either
the
familiar
liquid
"PHILLIPS'
or.
??
the
convenient
new
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets.
But
be
sure
you
get
Genuine
"PJIILLIPS
Also
in
Tablet
Form
I
Phillips'
Milk
of
Magnesia
Tablets
are
now
on
sale
at
all
drug
itorrs
everywhere.
Lach
tiny
lauici
ine
equiva
lent
of
a
teaspoonful
of
Genuine
Phillips
Milk
of
Magnesia.
Phillips
MDC
IM
CAMAOA
mm
By
Westover
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Cov
Bay
Question
to
Fore
Frozen
Halibut
Situation
Not
Very
Satisfactory
More
About
Mystic
Rites
The
Cow
Bay
question
appears
to
be
much
to
the
fore
again,
judging
from
gossip
to
be
heard
along
the
waterfront.
It
is
said
that
the
provincial
government
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways
are
again
negotiating
for
an
exchange
of
property
and
that,
once
this
is
completed,
considerable
improvements
will
be
made
to
the
roadway
including
removal
of
the
bluff
on
the
west
side
of
the
road
near
the
mouth
of
the
bay.
Talk
of
$
the
filling
in
of
the
bay,
long
a
local
bone
of
contention,
is
also
heard
once
more.
There
are
also
rumors
of
some
of
the
squatters
there
being
given
notice
to
vacate.
There
Is
considerable
difficulty
In
getting
anything
In
the
way
of
official
confirmation
of
the
reports.
The
frozen,
halibut
situation
this
spring,
according
to
official
figures,
is
anything
but
satisfactory
and
this
Is
said
to
be
one
of
the
reasons
why
fish
buyers
of
the
coast
are
showing
considerable
diffidence
In
meeting
with
the
request
of
the
halibut
boat
owners
and
fishermen
that
a
minimum
price
be
set
for
the
year.
Canadian
frozen
stocks
at
February
1
this
year
are
placed
at
2,429,779
pounds
as
compared
with
1.046,780
pounds
a
year
ago.
Ameri
can
stocks
show
a
corresponding
increase
this
year.
The
dealers,
as
per
agreement,
are
holding
out
for
the
following
wholesale
prices
for
frozen:
fish:
chickens.
10c:
10
to
12
pounds,
12c;-
20
to
40
pounds,
11c;
JO
'to
60
pounds,
10c;
60
to
80
pounds,
9
Vic;
whales,
9c.
After
having
taken
fish
In
the
harbor
for
ten
days
with
consider
able'
success,
Capt.
R.
Oammon
was
prospecting
for
herring
outside
yes
terday
with
the
Znardi.
The
fish
had
gone
down
too
deep
In
the
Harbor
yesterday
afternoon
to
make
It
possible
to
seine
with
any
degree
of
success.
The
Zcnardl
is
taklne
the
fish
lor
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant
and
was
selnlne
airaln
In
the
harbor
last
nleht
and
this
morning.
Thc-odd
spring
salmon
Is
still
be
ing
pleked
up
in
the
harbor
by
trailers.
As
long
as
the
herring
are
In,
there
will
also
be
springs.
Mitchell
it
Currie
expect
to
com-plete'by.
next
week
the
contract
for
re-decking
and
other
Improvements
at
the
marine
department's
wharf
at
Digby
Islcnd.
Armour
Salvage
Co
's
service
boat
Daly
made
a
trip
to
Port
Simpson
yesterday
with
Ralph
Parsons,
fur
'.rade
commissioner
for
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.,
and
R.
H.
O.
Bonnycastle.
western
Arctic
manager
for
the
company,
both
from
Winnipeg.
The
party
left
at
6
o'clock
in
the
morn
ing
and
returned
about
4
o'clock
In
the
afternoon.
Mesrrs.
Parsons
and
Bonnycastle
sailed
last
nieht
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Dr.
Carter's
Ordeal
Written
as
it
might
be
described
a
thousand
years
or
more
hence,
the
following
account
of
Dr.
Neal
Carter's
recent
initiation
as
a
mem
ber,
of
the
Ancient
and
Mystic
Order
of
Sea
Serpent
Worshippers
before
an
Improvised
altar
In
the
catacombs
of
the
Pacific
Biological
Station
with
appropriate
burning
Jf
incense
In
front
of
a
shingle
laid
on.
the
carpet
representing
the
ihlngle
strand
'of
far-famed
Henry
fsland,
has
been
prepared:
"After
the
complete
destruction
Jf
the
Usanian
town
of
Prince
Ru
pert
by
our.
aerial
fleet
in
2999
some
curious
relics
of
"serpentians"
were
discovered
through
the
work
of
of
flclals
representing
the
Interna
tlonal
Society
for
the
Prevention
of
Sea
Serpents.
Most
of
these
have
been
explored
statistically
and
it
Is
not
proposed
to
discuss
them
In
this
place.
"But
the
most
curious,
and
possibly
the
most
valuable
of
all
these
relics,
has
not
been
made
public.
I
propose
to
remedy
this
oversight.
The
relic
In
question
is
a
manuscript
dealing
with
a
subject
partly
religious
and
partly
political.
The
latter
aspect,
however.
Is
obscuro
and
of
little
Import.
"The
Most
Glorious
Hylo
Ko,
P.
R:
J.
Q.,
etc.,
has
shown
In
Chapter
32X
of
his
monumental
work
on
"The
Significance
of
Serpent
"Worship
In
the
Aboriginal
North
American
Culture'
that
a
tremendous
impetus
was
given
to
this
curious
form
of
neo-pantheism
in
the
second
decade
of
the
20th
Century.
Apparently
the
recrudescence
of
serpent
worship
was
due
largely
to
the
energy
of
an
obscure
sect
known
as
the
Con-speclflc
Stlolo-gical
Batlon
with
headquarters
at
,Manlmo,
or
Nlmeno,
on
the
lost
isl
and
of
Vangouber.
One
of
the
high
priests
of
this
cult,
to
whom
this
amazing
manuscript
Is
ascribed,
was
known
by
various
names.
Some
ot
those
which
have
come
down
to
us
are
Nail,
or
Neal,
Karter
or
CartCrdoc.
It
would
seem
that
this
Natl
or
Neal.
during
the
period
when
serpent
worship
had
reached
the
zenith
of
It
popularity,
performed
the
chief
part,
or
at
any
rate
assisted,
In
a
remarkable
ceremonial
of
serpent
worship
near
the
aboriginal
village
ot
Prince
Rupert.
Hylo
Ko
(loc.
clti
has
demonstrated
beyond
any
reasonable
doubt
that
an
actualvantmal,
possibly
a
sea
cow.
or
sea
steer,
was
used
In
this
ceremony
Which
took
place
at
night'
during
the1
full
moon
near
the
sea's
edge
on
a
secluded
strip
of
shingle.
Following
the
ceremony,
the
details
of
which
have
not
been
re-1
corded,
parts
of
the
dead
animal
were
sent
(o
all
the
followers
of
the
terpent
ctilt.
No
doubt
this
was
analogous
to
that
similar
quaint
custom
of
distributing
fragments
of
cake
following
the
wedding
orgies
of
these
aboriginals.
But
that,
of
course.
Is.
purely
speculative.
Apparently,
these
animal
fragments
were
passed
from
hand
to
hand
amongst
the
devout,
who,
no
doubt,
profited
greatly.
Finally
trie
fragments
were
assembled
at
one
of
the
main
villages
of
Vangouber
Island
known
as
Brltannlca-in-exlle.
Philologists
can.
perhaps,
throw
light
on
this
curious
name.
Here
a
rude
presentation
of
the
animal
was
constructed
and,
suitably
illuminated,
Became
the
centre
of
curious
midnight
worship.
"This
scene,
under
the
star-oowdcred
sky.
although
savage
and
revolting,
must
have
had
moments
Jf
impressive
solemnity.
I
will
not
.larrow
my
readers
by
a
description
Jf
the
orgiastic
rites
which
took
place
but
we
can,
at
4east,
picture
these
Wild
creatures,
and
their
women,
swaying
and
staggering
about
the
recumbent
figure
of
their
Serpent
Ood
as
they
are
lashed
to
greater
and
greater
frenzy
by
the
abdominal
retchings
of
the
brazen
saxaphones,
the
belching
of
turn-turns
and
noises
of
equal
harshness
must
we
forget
the
priest's
part
in
the
ceremony.
He
stands
at
the
point
of
greatest
illumination.
His
cadaverous
face,
like
the
white
belly
ot
a
dead
fish,
shines
dankly
In
the
fire-light,
while
from
his
throat
issue
untutored
howls
and
bellowlngs.
"With
this
preliminary
explana
tion
we
may
now
approach
the
dc-
rtnhprint'
of
the
manuscript
Willi'
at
the
first
meeting
over
which
Ex-Mayor
Cyril
H.
Orme
presided.
Speakers,
besides
Dr.
Bedford,
were
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
and
Otto
C
Young,
refrigeration
engineer
attached
to
the
station
staff.
Hie
second
meeting
will
be
held
next
Thursday.
'
After
making
a
siedy
run
north
"
'
t
i
-
a
r
..
ft.
-
a
sure
hand.
There
can
be
no
doubt
.
union
sieamcr
vciuure.
vapw.
s.i
that
lifter
one
of
these,
probably
'
nest
aeorgeson.
arrived
in
pori
at
nnnual.
ceremonies
the
Driest
Na!L,3:15
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
or
Neal.
felt
moved
to
preserve
In
soutn
una
sauea
ai
w
mianigni
on
Immortal
verse
his
faith
in.
andhcr
rtturn
to
Vancouver
and
way
kinship
with,
the
revered
serpent.
;
point.
The
Venture
will
be
nvtklng
While
to
our
sophisticated
minds
one
or
two
more
trips
on
this
run
the
theme
Is
naive,
and
the
stmc-
'-n
P-ace
of
the
steamer
Cardena
ture
primitive,
nevertheless
the
which
la
relieving
on
the
run
of
archaic
flavor
has
its
appeal
and
the
Catala
while
the
latter
vessel
the
curious
will
reflect
that
even
in
takes
her
annual-overhaul
In
Van
those
remote
times
our
sub-human
,
couver.
progenitors
had
their
moments
of)
vision.
They,
too,
reached
for
the
stars.
There
has
boen
heated
discussion
amongst
the
learned
as
to
the
proper
classification
of
the
medium
used
but
wl'h
such
noincn-clatural
subtleties
we
are
not
con
cerned.
Suffice
It
to
say
that
the
concensus
of
opinion
places
it
In
the
category
of
verse
llbre.
This
was
a
form
of
early
poetry
written
by
those
who
were
unable
to
pur
chase
a
rhyming
dictionary.
Here,
then,
Is
a
free
translation
of
this
indent
chant.
"Serpent
of
the
Main
"I
worship
Thee.
"Oh.
you
are
green
"And
you
are
white
"
"And
you
are
black
"As
the
spawn
of
night
"Serpent
of
the
Deep
"I
hymn
your
praise.
"Oh.
Cadborosaurus
"Oh
Serpent
dread.
"When
on
the
shingled
strand
"I
fathered
thee
"For
all
posterity
"To
worship
and
acclaim
"I.
Neophyte
and
Scribe.
"Fulfilled
my
priestly
vow.
"Serpent
of
the
Depths,
"In
esoteric
imagry
"I
worship
the.
"Oh,
Cadborosaurus
"Oh
Serpent
King!
"Along
the
corridors
ift
time
"Hand
in
hand,
"Time
defying.
;
"Space
deriding,
"Hand
in
hand
"We
pass
"Along
the
corridors
of
time.
"Serpent
dread,
"Cadborosaurus,
"I
salute
thee!
"Oh,
you
are
black
"And
you
are
white.
"You
glitter
like
the
frost
"At
night!
"In
Ursine
quest
of
fame
"(So
hard
to
grasp,
so
ill
to
holdi
"Your
form
will
rise
"In
glittering
verslmllitudc
"On
silvered
lawn
"Where
statesmen
(save
the
mark),
"Expectorate.
"Serpent
of
the
kelp
"Forgive
your
Prlct,
"Your
Scribe.
"I
worship
Thee.
"This
the
Swan
Song,
"This
the
apotheosis
"And
the
downfall
dire
"Of
Caddy
and
Ogopogo.
"Oh,
sing
a
song
of
sea-cows
"Sporting
Jn
the
chuck
"Sing
a
song
of
anything
"Carter's
out
of
luck!"
Lecture's
For
Fishermen"
Disinfection
of
boats,
changes
in
liold
arrangements
and
procedure
'or
the
handing
of
fresh
fish
arc
subjects
being;
discussed
,by
Dr.
R.
II.
Bedford
oi
the
scientific
staff
jf
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Stitlon
in
a
specially
arranged
series
of
two
lectures
before
halibut
b6at
owners
and
fishermen
and
salmon
trollers
in
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
Hall
here.
There
were
about
one
hun
from
still
ruder
Instruments,
Nor.dred
men
present
Thursday
night
I
Winning
Words
'
Timely
Recipes
SANDWICH
FILLINCS
For
home
parties
the
hostess
has
to
make
her
sandwiches
hours
ahead;
and
thousands
ot
Canadian
women
pack
lunch
boxes
every
day
and
worry
about
ways
of
keeping
sandwiches
perfectly
frth.
The
new
minute
tapioca
will
work
mlr-jacles
for
them.
No
need
to
get
th"
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bread
limp
by
taring
the
filling
Isoak
Into
it
for
Vur
while
the
sandwiches
are
rolled
in
paper
or
a
damp
cloth.
This
tapioca
holds
the
moisture
in
sandwich
fillings
and
yet
does
not
in
any
way
Interfere
with
the
flavor
of
those
clever
appetizing
'combination
that
everyone
likes
(The
tapioca
help
to
make
chicken,
fish
or
cheese
go
a
long
way.
too.
To
prepare
sandwich
fillings,
place
liquid
in
top
ot
double
boiler
and
bring
to
boil
iver
direct
heat
Combine
minute
tapioca
and
dr
seasonings,
add
gradually
to
li
quid
and
brine
to
a
brisk
boll
stir
ring
constantly
place
Immediately
over
rapidly
boiltn
water
and
cook
five
minute,
stirring
occasionally.
Remove
from
boiling
water.
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bine
remaining
ingredient
In
or-i
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to
-tapioca
mixture'
and
blend.
Cool,
mixture
thickens;
as
It
cool.
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Salad
llllinc
One
cqp
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stock:
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tablespoons
minute
tapioca,
one
teaspoon
salt.
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pepper.
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