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gat and leave a while before using
the crew -driver,
+ ; BREAD BOXES
• ' Line your bread and cake boxes
• with brown paper and they will stay
• sweat in hot, damp weather.
Q f••'or,
ELBOW TRIM
An egg—shell white satin blouse,
er for do e. ey wear, has its rounding
Y neckline flanked by narrow triple t
circular collars and its long tight
sleeve decorated with narrow triple o
flounces.
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t FOUR -PIECE SUIT
'1' A blue and white flecked tweed e
suit, with tuck -in whit: blou.e makes
itself into a four piece suit by the E
addition of a white slip-on sweat P t
WASHING WOOLENS
Add a little ammonia to the wale
in whieh woolens are washed, The
will be fluffier and lighter,
OLDISH VEGETABLES
When cookingpeas, corn, for
atoes or other vegetables that are no
young put sugar in tete water. Thi
flavors then! perceptibly.
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BROWN CRUSTS
If your pie crusts do not brown
satisfactorily, try brushing then
over with a little milk and putting
back in a hot oven for a few sec-
onds.
When serving iced beverages to
many guests, be sure to have handy
implements. A sharp pi'k, an ice
bank to crack it in, an ire cracker
and hammer are all necessary. A
small expenditure of money saves
much time time and temper.
Pour weak coffee on the roots et
your' hydrangeas and the blooms
will be prettier and the plants health-
ier. Ferns need a tea hath once in a
wbile-
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Has an 3'Srormoua Wealth' of Natural
Reeottrees, 1
Tile, Chinese astern Railroad in
?,Xanehuria in the key which n n make
avellaltle an enormous wealth of lint -
prat renoutbes at present locked up
beneath the soil and In the (01 Cts of
Mamehtu'ia.
Iron and gold are said to be present
in large qututtitit•s al.hough at pres-
ent these' resources remail! practical-
ly untouched. There are two iron
mines in Southern Manchuria, one
operated 'by the South gtauciurria
Railroad. In the northern region
there are none. Gold is washed on
the tributaries of 1110 Amur river up
near the boundary of Russia, but the
gold washers take only the most ac-
cessible metal and then go deewhert'
to do the same. There are as yet no
mines of any (inportance in the whole
northern region which is reached by
the Chinese Eastern Railroad.
Manchuria Is rich In coal, In the
northern section seventy mlees are In
operation, but only four of these are
modern mines. The majority are very
primitive workings with au annual
output of only a few hundred tons.
The four principal mines are operated
by Russian, Japanese, and British
capital, stays a Science Service bulle-
tin. In Southern Manchuria, the prin-
cipal coal urines are operated by the
South Manchuria Railroad and bas
an output of 4,900,000 tons a year,
Three c -her !nines In Ills district
have annual outputs of over a hun-
dred thousand tons. The rest are all
small workings that barely scratch
he surface.
Another valuable natural resource
f eianehuria is the large stand of
Miter. iter. Northern Manchuria contains
lie great forests which were former -
y reserved as hunting grounds for
he Manchu princes, The largest for -
:its are those along the Great Rhin-
o Mountains in the northwestern
part of the country, The Chinese
astern Railway cuts right through
hese mountains,
with blue modernistic aesign wi rt
1 crow neck that tucks in, like the WORLD'S STRANGEST BAB].
waist. Mongolian Boy Created "Great lin-
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SQUARE NECKLINES.
Some new afternoon and evening
gowns sponsor the square neck. One
in fete old rose chiffon has a charm -
in:; big bow of narrow bands on
one shoulder.
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NEW HANDKERCHIEFS
It is smart this autumn to have
es 0 es C -
HEEL. PREPARATION*
If your silk etnektnes wear out
just above the heel of your shoes,
thread a fine needle with matching
single strands of yarn and darn the
inside of new eleekings at the spot
before putting OO•nn nn. They will
wear twice as long without coming
through as the dern tikes the wear
rather than the hosiery.
FAIL SHOES
Medium heels win over the very
high one:, in new fall tine... A rus-
set colored , harkilcin twoeutton tie
has a winged tip of matching calf-
skin and the lower heel i5 used,
BRUSHING SCREENS
By August ;creerta are apt to ba
filled with duet, cobwebs and when
rain comes will .asst'm the windows,
Tt is a good ide't to hru::h them off
thoroughly once a week.
DRESSER0 DRAWERS
If dresser drawers stick in hot,
rainy weather, plane off the side.^,
and bottom, but never the top. Some
times merely rubbing soap, parafin
or tallow on the edges will suffice.
RUSTY SCREWS
When removing rusty screws or
those that stick, insert a little vine-
colored linen handkerchiefs with
edgings and one's name written in
small letters and embroidered hi
white.
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BLUE WHITE
When washing white silk frockn
and underthings, try bluing the
water from the very first time you
wash them they will never turn as
yellow as they would otherwise.
SHOWER CURTAIN
Care :should be taken in hot wea
,ther that the shower curtain doesn't
mildew, I:vc'ryone should consider
it hie responsibility to spread the
eurt+in out so it ran he thoroughly
dried end aired after every using.
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BREAKFAST TRAYS
.since hot day; are hard on nerves,
is may a a- 1 e lege of a strain if
1 reakf,st 1, ,erV i them in their
rooms. Attractive colored tier trays
are cute, a flower adds much, too.
Fleetepl,l,- eorneeimee attain the
weir -ht of 17 or more pounds.
There are 39 republics through
out the world,
Eighty-five per cent. of the rub-
ber output of the Unterl State goer;
Into .automobiles.
Vegetables retain their color and
are erisp and tender when a tea-
spoonfui of borax te added to the
water In which they are boiled,
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and no matter what your needs may be, from
name card to booklet, we do it the quality way,
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mortal White Lama."
The most remarkable child In the
world to -day is probably the two-
year-old Mongolian boy who has been
created the "Great Immortal White
Lama," ibe spiritual head of millions
of Asiatics, and in whom part of the
soul of the god Buddha is supposed
to reside, says a writer in the Sun-
day Chronicle. An amazing story lies
behind his elevation to the position of
"living Buddha." When the former
holy Lama of Tibet died the pilots
believed, according to custom, that
the spirit of the god living within
him had been reincarnated In the
soul of a baby born the same day.
Seareh was at once started
throughout Mongolia and Tibet for a
child born with the marks upon its
body which the priests held to be
proof that it )std been chosen by
Buddha. For months the guest went
on until the present infant Lama was
discovered. From now till the day of
his death lee will be tree ed a taetly
as a god would be. No woman is
allowed to attend him; everything
concerning him is directed and or-
ganized by the Grand Abbot. All day
a watch over him is kept by priests,
who believe that at any mom nt the
living Buddha may manifest through
his lips. Every Item of baby prattle
Is carefuilyytaken down by scribes
and analyzed by the priests in the
hope that it will reveal some bidden
message from the god. His rattles
are ornamented with skulls and bone's
in ardor to score away evil spirits.
Another toy is a huge drum made of
human skulls.
"The Great Immortal White =,oma"
of Mongolia is comparable to the Da-
lai lama, the most important living
Buddha on earth,
ltNOW'S HIS JOB.
Became Tram Conductor and motor-
ist 1n Order to Qualify.
Berlin's UMW special court to deal
with offences against the traffic regu-
la;ions is presided over 1)7 a judge
who took jobs ar a tram conductor
and a rentor -driver to qualify-, Dr.
Fritz Kroobeim Is the judge, and the
mart deals with all infractions of the
traallie reeelatlons, and not merely
motoring offences.
After :, course at a training school,
Dr. Krnnh• im was gran'trd a con-
ductor's license and a motor -driver's
license by the municipality, and
worked at loth occupations before
inaugurating the new court. He is
said to he the only judge in the world
so qualified. The appointment will
probably put an end in Aerlin to mo-
torists' rvrnplain's of judicial ignnr-
anre of motoring c•.nditions, and to
those of conductors and motor -driv-
ers that judges know nothing of their
wet k.
Clever and Dangerous,
The centipede abroad in Eastern
lands is a formidable, and often pois-
onous, In'+ et, but its wisdom might
well Instrus human beings of every
ave and diene. Afraid, of the taran-
tula (a spode,: of great spider), the
centipede always takes rare to build
a cactus fence round itself ere It goes
to Siete). It is m051 r•'ntertalning to
watch the se0I)ri'y of the emit/nodes
as they Ile et ease, while their etch -
'monies cannot crawl over the cactus,
which they wilt never tackle,
Healthier Motoring.
To reduce the amount of carbon
monoxide breathed In towns, motor-
car exhausts should he MI top Of care
inetead of near the ground, says a
doctor,
If this gas were expelled above the
heads of pedestrians it would erm-
tinue to rise and cause 11 tie trouble,
because It 1s slightly lighter than air.
Wine 1,4110 rears Old.
The oldest wine In the World is on
exhibition al; Spryer, Germany. It is
Tcoman wine, recently dug tap, and 1a
estimated to be 1,600 yeare old. It Is
partly soltdi/ied. for Romans put
honey in their Wine,
NAMED AS DELEGATE
Major W. A. Steele, of the Can-
adian Department of National De-
fense, who is one of the three
delegates appointed to represent
the Dominion at the Intorno/Ronal
Technical Radio Committee's
meeting at The Hague, F.lolland,
this -month.
SCHOOL FAIR DATES
Following are the dates of the star.
nous school fairs to be held in Bur
on County this year:
Sept, 19th—Wroxeter,
Sept. 20th—Howick Township.
Sept. 23rd—Ethel.
Sept. 24th—Belgrave,
Sept. 2Sth—Goderich Township.
Sept 27th—Blyth.
Oct. 3rd—Clinton Rural,
Oct. 4th—Clinton Town.
DO YOU KNOW?
A Bible from the Russian Impe
ial Palace of Tsarskoye Selo, its cover
encrusted with diamonds and emer-
alds, was recently offered for sale in
England.
Josephine, one time empress of
France, at one time owned between
7$0 and 800 gowns 500 chemise
850 pairs of shoes and slippers, and
more than 600 pairs of silk hose.
The province of Saskatchewan,
which produces about one-half of
the total wheat of Canada, is also
the third largest producer of dairy
products and of eggs and poultry
among Canada's nine provinces.
It took 5000 years to discover
why the Chinese aged the clay from
which pottery was made To -day
by the vacuum process more air is
removed from the clay in two sec
ands than if it had stood pilead.
quietly for 100 years.
The Calgary Fish and Game As
sociat)`on is to release more pheas•
ants in southern Alberta. ]n the past
five years thousands of cin -necked
pheasants have been distributed in
the pruvince. 1t has been found that.
these birds thrive in southern AL
berta even in the winter months and
are multiplying rabidly.
A record shipment of 150,000
pounds of River St. Lawrence sal-
mon was shipped recently from Que-
bec to the British Isles, This salmon
is frozen by a new process that does
not affect the flavor of the fish in
any way. It is expected that weekly
shipments of about 100,000 pounds
of this salmon will be made to the
British markets.
A new provincial park 1,200 :Hiles
in area is shortly to be opened by
the Quebec government in the
Mount Tremblant district of the
Laurentian: mountains ,eighty miles
north of Montreal. The new park
contains several lakes which con-
tain a variety of fish and which have
never been fished. It will be a sanct-
uary for all wild animals.
(Grain elevators owned and oper-
ated by the Saskatchewan Wheat
Pool Elevators Limited, a farmers'
co-operative oganizations handled
137,850,05E bushels of grain from
August 1, 1028 to June 30, 1929,
the first eleven months of the crop
year. This was en increase of about
39,000,000 bushels over the corre-
sponding period in the previous year,
CANADIAN PRODUCTS
APPRECIATED ABROAD;
Before leaving Great Britain to
study conditions in which farm pre -
duets are raised in 'Canada five stu-
dents of. the Institute of Certified
Grocers were addressed by Major
111t(Ltetn of the Empire Marketing.
Board, Major MacLean credited
Canada with giving the lead in the
direction of encouraging fnod dis-
tributors to acquire first nand know-
ledge of the products of the Domin-
ion. "Canada", he stated, ,glad every
thing to gain and nothing to lose by
the people of Great Britain being
better informed of the excellent con -
Mons in which 'Canadian foodstuffs
are produced and sent abroad."
Referring to Canadian apples Ma-
jor MacLean told the students that
they will probably be amazed at the
at the vast extent: of the Canadian
orchards and the army of people en-
gaged in spraying the trees, gather-
ing the fruit and packing and send-
ing it to some other country in ships
specially fitted with refrigerator
apace to insurethefruit being plac-
ed on the English breakfast table in
excellent condition.
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BIBLE THOUGHTS
� For This Week �
Dills Thou his emo,1,.d, will nrovp .
pr1,el ,, ho,0,,ge an .frac yens,.
SUNDAY.
/God is not a man that he should
lie. Num. 23 : 19.
MONDAY.
They shall not hurt nor destroy
r- in all my holy mountain ; for the
earth shall be full of the knowledge
of Jehovah as the waters crown the
sea. Isaiah 11 :9.
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TUESDAY.
Letterheads
Envelopes
Billheads
And all kinds of Business
Stationery printed at The
Post Publishing House.
We will do a job that will
do credit to your business.
Look over your stock of
Office Stationery and it it
requires replenishing call
us by telephone 81.
The Post Publishing Nouse
But ever Follow that which is good,
both among yourselves and to all
men. Thee. 5 :15.
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WEDNESDAY.
For the Lord God will help me ;
therefore shall I not be counfound•
ed. Iso. 50 :7.
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THURSDAY
Fear thou not, for 1: am with thee
be not dismayed ; for I am thy God.
Isa. 41:10.
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• FRIDAY,
Behold, the tabernacle of God is
with men ; and he will dwell with
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Wanted
We pay Highest Cash Price for
Cream. 1 cent per ib. Butter Fat
extra paid for all Cream delivered
at our Creamery.
Satisfaction G`ua.ranteed
Brussels Creamery
Phone 22
Limited
them. Rev. 21 : 8.
SATURDAY.
He loveth righteousness and judg-
ment ; the earth is full of the good-
ness of the Lord. Pse: 38 :5.
INVITED TO PARLEY
The Arabian leader, Musa Kazim,
has been invited by the British
authorities to enter into a confer-
ence with a view to checking the
outrages of his countrymen
against the Jews in Palestine,
Not So Slow
Great Britain has tucked away the
air speed records along with the mo-
tor championship. When Flying
Officer H. R. D. Waghorn set t}te re-
nnarkable average speed of 328,63
miles per hour for a distance of
217.49 miles or 350 kilometers, to
win the Schneider Cup, he was whiz-
zing through the air at an approx-
imate rate of five and one-half miles
per minute. To travel 217 miles in
less than 40 minutes is difficult to
imagine. It means that it would take
just a little over half an hour to go
Prom Wdndsor to Hamilton. Major
Segrave hurtled his automobile over
the Daytona sands last spring at the
rate of 231.36 miles per hour. That
is the ifastest speed ever made on
land. There are some tvho delight to
refer to The British as being slow
and leisurely, Surely the achieve-
ments of Waghorn and Segrave in-
dicate the British can hold their
heads high in test of speed.
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Most of the bacon imported into
England comes from Denmark, with
the Irish Free State and Canada
next on the list.
Frank P. Paris, 32, former hard-
ware peddler has made million. and
now tours the Great Lakes in his pri-
vate yacht.
Detroit interests are behind a
scheme to outfit a new rum syndi-
(cate which contemplates operations
around the northeastern end of Lake
Orntalio,
"The World's irie Oyster," Said Falstaff
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4JARNE5.E 09NOs cued_
'Why, then the world's mine
oyster which I with sword will
open," said a famous character of
Shakespeare, but the modern vers-
ion relates to going around the
world in a big and comfortable
steamship with no sot: d to open
the oyster. 4. These are days of
peace and world travelers now
planning their tours will le in-
terested to know that one globe -
girdling liner will call at ports
hitherto omitted from her itin-
erary—porta rarely tenet+ed by
cruising. steamers, The c'Em',101s
of Australia," a 21,800 ern s tun
vessel, long a favorite with 11e e
trotters, will sail from 'het t ere.
December 1, 1929, on to a '•"'•' 1
n..aaal Canadian Pacific 1 4c'i.,
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PAZ) NEPTUNE COMAS ABogI$9
Cruise. Besides making her
regular visits to the highlights of
the hfediterranear , to Indra, Japarr,
{thins, Hawaii and other fascinat-
ing places, her itinerary this time;
has been extended to include
Athens in Greece, Pal, nam and
Bangkok in Siam with further;
calls at Nee/tine for Tailtette inl
Fat masa. eIre ill le }ofe 1271
days, Vlriting 81 ports and I.)ttce;,
1n 24 coeetrise.
Athens is really three takers in
one--•tl e tttirttd late; of tin,;
Athens that , ne reme then s
Turkish llo) e 1 efese tic C, r Ic
i pontoons or piles on the river's
i edge, but nowadays well-planned
roads and streets radiate from the
1 city in all directions, beautiful
Buddist temples are scattered all
over the town, and the Royal
Palace is one of the show places of
Banaltok.
Keeling, the chief port of the
Island of Formosa, is a hive of in -
dm try. Forme: a is half the size of
Ireland and is governed by the
lag .:mese, in its northern fast-
nc er, still largely unexplored,
to the headhunters, The
I ane; e campnirn of subjugation,
lo er, in. all but wiped out
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or ,,over ri r t at Formesa is
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