SEA STEAKS COMING?

Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 3234, 3 April 1917, Page 2

SEA STEAKS COMING?

WHALE MEAT 10 BE I\SEI>, PERHAPS, IN PLACE OF BEEF. An ever-resourccful commoner, *eizcd with :i realisation tliat three-fourths of th • surface of the with is water and practically a waste as far as production hi varieties of diet arc concerned, !>eirves that the mammals of the mui are or thy of cultivation as food. It is estimated that the meat of one «isty-fo«)t whale, for instance. is equal in tii:!t of M-venty head of cattle iind t.isti . like choicest beefsteak in flavour, wlicn proper! prepared. Other mammal* which art* jjood for 1 •>'>. I,i v\«11 as commercial purposes arc • -jml, the walrus, the. ntid •i cow. The iuih always •<1 for food liy Asiatics, Atric- ' raliaiu, and the sea cow, •u the wat.ern of the •ot.i il fin the palat--iy.e. ami fur -au I hat t •ninaled Hi! y wa > . M 'l. 11<I !i:- 11 icM'l- in.. were ol whii h w I 1 i»rj»et . lint Hilly U'ls not. to l>e dis-uaded. "Oh. I 'loll t know ' he replied. " ,M.irira»e i> :il) rij_'ht il voti lake it ill the 11 e111 way. N'ow all Ihis talk ahoul matrimonial ((iiaricl-, arguments ami -i on. is all noiMcnse. Surely you can accept one another's point of view! And. anyway, there's always an answer to every arnu'i'ont." "Oli, is there' growled the o|(| married m ni. I tell you, my hoy, there's one argument in married life that you'll never ho alile to answer." "Really! And what's that?"' "Why, when your wife says: 'lf the Hrow in can afford it, we can!' You try t > find an answer to that!"