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CLINTON, ONTARIO
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Cit, il. IIall, - M. It. CLARK,
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Ma D. I ' RT
�cTA�GA
BANKER
A generalBanking'Business transact-
ed. Notes Discounted.' Drafts Issued.
Interest Allowed on Deposits. Sale
Notes Purchased.
H. T. RANCE
Notary Public, Conveyancer.
Financial, Real Estate and .Fire In-
surance Agent, Representing 14 Fire
Insurance Companies,
Division- Court Office, Clinton -
W. BRYDONE
This unusuul series of stories deals
with- the cxploits`of "Chinese" Pen-
nington, a detective sent by his gov-
ernment to British North Borneo to
run: to earth;The Yellow. -Seven, a gang
of Chiineee bandits.,
Barrister; Solicitor, Notary Public, eto,
Ofioe:-
SLOAN BLOCK CLINTON
The reran with the iron -gray hair
who was writing at a table under the
'swinigrig oil lamp, lcoked up ,and his
eye fell upon tine 'figure of a tall
Chinaman' who had come noiselessly
to the top of the steps that Ica to the
verandah, The inttiid'er was as dark-
skinned as a Dyak, and an ugly scar
ran the whole' length of : one cheek.
Hyde, glaring• at,hiirri, classed him, as
a' member of one o1 those many tribes
of fisher -folk created- by a fusion of
Oriental and Dusun blood,
He pushed back his chair and cot
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fronted the newcomer:
DR. J. C. GANDIER
Office Boum-1.30 to 3.30 p.tn., 6.80
to -8.00 p.m., Sundays, 12,30 to 1.80 p.m.
Other hours by appointment only.
Office and Residence -. -Victoria St,
DR. FRED G.- •.'THOMPSON
Office and Residence:
Ontario Street •— Clinton, Ont.
Ono door west of Angliciiu. Church,
Phone 172
Eyes examined and Grasses fitted
DR. PERCIVAL HEARN
Office and,R,lsidence:
Huron Street — Clinton, Ont.
Phone 69
(Formerly . occupied by 'the late Dr.
C. W, Thom'iron).•
• Eyes"examined and glasses fitted'
DR. H. A. MCINTYRE
DENTIST ,
Office hours: 9 to 12 Alla. and 1 to
5 P.M., except Tuesdays and Wednes-
days. Office over Canadian National
Express, Clinton, Ont,
Phone 21. +•iz..,,
DR. F. A. AXON
DENTIST
Clinton, Ont.
Graduate of C.O.D.S„ Chicago, and
R.C,D.S., Toronto.
Crown and Plate Work a Specialty
•
SHEtee.
IbLo `ateg6D By
mist tolhig ,Crani ;the padi-lands' at
dawn/ A. ehi11 currant of air,.blewing•
frim) nowhere in particular, fanned:
his forehead and he glanced back over
Ms shoulder to see Hyde, infaded py-
jamas, beaming cordially at him. ti as.
Morning said Pennington "I v
lust admiring your. landscape, The
amazing thing about this life, Hyde,
is that one never .finishes discovering
new things."
r.Such•as—v ,
"Such as those islands, -for example.
1 never'remernber seeing thein before."
The planter joined him.
"It's a gray world—before the sun
is up," mused 'the younger- man.
"What'd'you call that island?"
'Which one?"
"The larger of the three."
"Hyde smiled.
"Strictly speaking, it has no name,
but, for want of eb iiethinig better to
do, I've -dubbed it 'Island N'."
"Any, particular reason?"
"There,. were • once three tall.. trees,
ori a hillock, that stood out from all
the rest. Daring a cyclone, one, of
them fell across the two others. --and,
it's stopped there ever since. It looke.
as much like an as anything
"Well?" he demanded in fluent
Malay. " "Wliat the devil d'you want?"
The scarecrow's features puckered
into a grin.
"As a matter :of fact, Hyde," he
drawled in good English, "I'm in need.
of mare -things. I'm deuced hungry,
for one; my throat's a good deal drier
than I like it to be, and I'd -be grate-
ful for a decent suit of whites!"
The planter scratched his head.
"What the -1 Who are, you, any- to be a colony of natives. You can still
way?" see.what remains of their houses. But
"Pennington,' said .the other humb- they eleared'out in a panic after 'the
lv. "Pater Pennington, commonly re-, stone—and I've heard since that it's
ferred to as Chinese Pennington." supposed locally to be'haunted."
Hyde scrutinized the younger man's Pennar.�gttin drew himself erect and
features. Presently he extended a inhaled a deep breath. -
hand and 'Pennington gripped it hard. "I can see those trees.' jerked_ out
A quarter of an hour later both men Pennington suddenly, shading his
sat facing one another, a glass rest- eyes, "I've a feeling in my bones. I'd
ing in the aperture made in the aria like to run over there one of these
of each chair for that purpose. As days."
the man with the gray hair looked' ' "There's nothin gto step you. Only.
"Ever been there?"
"Can't say that I have. There need
across at his guest, he `could not re -you'd have to paddle yourself .across
frain
nese of , the transformation. The
swarthy complexion, scar, everything
was gone except the one great asset
that made Chinese Pennington the
most (leaded of all detectives in Bor-
neo --that strange, unaccountable set
of the eyes that made him look as if
his origin had been partly Chinese.'
"There's a hundred and one ques-
tioner on the tip of my tongue;" he
said, shifting ledger to the corner of
his mouth. "What's puzzling me most,
I suppose. is the motive that's brought
you here."
• "Chat -Hung!"
The planter ahnost juinped from his
chair:
"13ut, man alive, I had a chit from
the Commissioner, ages ago, saying
that Chaff -Hung 'eves dead!"
Pennington smiled blandly.
"We all thought so --once; bht that
was before we realized- the peculiar
properties of the roan with whom we
ha to , ou romem "This is my daughter," su3 the
Seven scare, when no white pian dared )an
p ter.
go out alone; when we all began dig -
4 vl�ondering at the eomplete-
D. H. McINNES
Chiropractor—Electrical Treatment.
Of *Ingham, will be at the Rotten
bury House, Clinton, on )))emir ;Wed-
nesday and Friday forenoons 'oc1r
week. eeeser..t..., ,;yep,
Diseases of all kinds successfulle
handled.-
GEORGE ELLIOTT
Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of Huroh,
Correspondence promptly answered,
Immediate arrangements can be made
for Sales Date at'The News -Record,
Clinton, or by calling Phone 203.
Charges Maclerale and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
13. R. HIGGINS
Clinton, Ont.,
General Fire and Lifelusurance Agent
for Hartford Windstorm, Live Stock,.
Automobile, and Sickness and Accident
Insurance.- Huron and Erie and Cana-
da Trust Bonds. Apeoiutmonts made
to meet parties at;Brucefleid,, Varna
and •BaYfleltl., Phone 57.
TI-iME TABLE
Trains will arrive at and depart from
Clinton as follows:
Buffalo and Goderich Div,
Going East, depart 6.44 a,tu.
2,52 p.m.
11.50 a,m:
dp, 6.53 p.m.
10.04 p,m.
Srut'e DIV. •
dp, 7.56 a.m•
4.10 p.m,
6,50 p.m,
dp.11.51 a,m.
Going West, ar.
" " ar. 6.08
" are
London, Huron &
Going South, ar. 7.56
ft it
Going North, deport
ar, .11,40
TI -IE McKILLOP MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Compearly,
Head Office, Seaforth; Ont,
137:lt1iCT01ty: ;.
TresiUant, James 'Evans, Beechwood;
Vice Tames , Connolly, Codlerich Seo.-
'i'rea$urer, U. T,. AloGregg, Seator•th,
Dlreotors George 1ieaartnev Seaforth'
.lames Shoukhte Walton `1lurrnv n [
son, iltteefieici '4t nr• ' rs f:10'll.!*tiit'
Robert 0 P '•^
1,,•, r"trcials; Jolts IIeilno'tveir,
4ue8tlC ' "as (anoll Coderloh
,ga1ilt Ales L.ct tett C1lnton; i. W
Yeo Colcricli 7'il, I-I:ineliiuy Seaforth
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J. A. 11Tuava2 i'gmonChllle, .10. G. Jar
_ n,uth :f3roritht gen. .
Any rnp.nev tO be Pala in mll.2' he Imi
to 1corysta' Clothing Co., 011000a or.. a.
Calvnt Pula's Grocery: Goderieb..
P10fler; de0f ring•to efCe,t. Insurance 01
bnslbC s wit t oat Lr
e to tot. too s 1 be p P y
s
attender) no xt,sUlica .ion"to any 01' Lh
above olfichrs athlreeSed 10 their res]rfc-
• f.ivo post office Losses 'ininspected by th
,plrectct who; lives ,t!garey4 tho soman
.1.1tT
d dea 1 Y bei the Yellow d
ging out fire -arms the very existence o swim u
A• BATHING ENSEMBLE:
It includes pillow and "sand wra '
Two-piece suit, square ' neck. •a td
belted, With bloomers ' instead, of
panties.
Sellingthe
ChickenTreats
When Cockerels: Need 1R ill'.ir'g
the Following Will Help ,
Solve the Difficulty,ChtekanMold
One small chitkon (about a titres -
pound -broiler), i.; rocs pepper, 1 Jiinii-
ento chopped fine 1 tablespoon
pof
earl onions, 1 tabirupa'oil of tVorces
tershire Sacro,,' L plebes of snidely
chopped, 1/, package of gelatin, 2 hard
boiled eggs, i/z teaspoon ththyme, 1
tablespoon •halt, i/, teaspoon pepper.
Boil chicken until tender with': salt;
pepper thyme, let cool and remove
the meat from the bones. 1Spalk gela-
tin 'in, half h cup of cold waiter ten
minutes.inutes. Heat chicken stock enough
to dissolve ,gelatin, add' gelatin and -
pour over the':relt. ref the:ingredients.
Line a mold with the sliced hard boiled
eggs and.add the• chicken mixture.
Set iii, the ice box:to harden. This
may be used as a salad anti served
on lettuce with tomato and mayon-
xialee..
Chicken Chasseur-
(For Old Birds)
Cut a boiled ,chicken into pleces and
saute in butter. When brown add one
tablespoon of catsup and one table-
epoon of .)grape juice. Season with
salt;: and a pinch of cayenne pepper.
Add one au;p of 'chicken stock and let
come to a boil.. Add half a cup of but-
ton mushrooms` if available. Let sim-
mer over-- a low flame for thirty min-
utes. Just before serving thicken
See
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�e4Vv93eb'0 r�Ose &�et� 6�a a �AI..�,... A package C74i1� you obtain such high quality tea foe s® low w
price find be Sure that such quality will c'i'e�'�6irat e.
Try MHO a:me��age! If 6t doses not lease ;oils your,
please `�. y �'
grcoe1i``- i19 gladly r'e$ea�at you your n iortey5 -
The arth'v
Populati n Limit
This is yet' far distant, asserts Dr.
Bader, in L' re Nouvelle (Paris), re-
lying on the calculations of two Ger-
man geographers, who estimate that,
although Europe Is, BO per cent. full,
the earth as a whole could support
a population of, at least, live times its
present elms). We read:
"Some time ago Prof. Albert Penck,
a Berlin geographer of wide repute,
demonstrated, in the course, of a -series
of scientific lectures, ,using: authorita-
tive statistics, that dice- fear of the
approaching overpopulation of our
planet, • often expresser,,' is entirely
ranee with a tablespoon of flour rub- without foundation. In fact, the earth
to -day has: but a fraction of the-
rde Truck bed smooth in a little cold water. laden that it' is able to shelter and
Chicken Creole feed.
How One Family Got Started Cut up two small chickens for fry- "At the present time the earth is
fag. Rub well with flour to which has inhabited Pby 1,800 millions
that human
We have a wonderful garden, near been added salt, pepper and one 'tea-
the edge of a email town, but untilrs spoon of curry powder. Have a frying beings.he
P g together, the continents offer the
the past two "years lve had never !pan en the stove half, fnull of fat.' means of subaisteece to eight billions
thought of selling garden stuff, One ;Place 'Chicken in the gat and let it fry of persons at least. The present pop
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day a wild west show came to town, a golden brown. Place chicken in a'elation of the globe would, therefore,
and tee youngsters wanted to.attenll. large baking,dish. Pour • off the fat I only, be about'one-fifth of the maxi-
The 'family budget would not allow land make a brown gravy. Add to the 'mum,
for the attendance' at a Rho wjust at gravy one large onion sliced, one can "Another German geographer, also
that time. It ivas in August. The la pimientos, one-1,aif pound of mush -Ian eminent authority on this subject,
children, enterprising as all Oaue.dlan,rooms, one green pepper, `bne-half a Prof. Alois Fischer, declares that ac -
children should be, looked about them green pepper, one-half cup celery• cording to his own calculations the
for a `way to earn some money. • I • Pour this over the chicken.and. let earth's population could never- exceed
6,200 millions. Thus, even accepting
these more modest figures, we see that
the earth is still very far from over-
population.
We must admit, however, that for
empty paper sacks were tucked into of ripe olives minced, one-third of a some of the continents, considered
the wagon and they set off to sell teaspoon of scraped onion, one table- separately, conditions are quite differ
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f
minced pimiento, and one-ent. So far as Europe ie concerned,
finally gave permissign to dig and simmer until chicken-is.tender. Serve
clean a dozen small -bunches of young boiled rice. 1
carrots and beets. -To this they added Southern-Chiokep Roll
a few late string beans in sacks and
a peck of yellow transpaeent apples To one and a quarter, cups of cold
from the back yard tree. A few extra cooked chicken add one-third of a cup
their products. A tourist camp at the sp00n °
edge of town was , 3ite well filled up eighth of a teaspoon of paprika. Make Penck and Fischer agree in declaring COOL AND LOVELY
with travelers who were camping for a rich biscuit dough, using twice as that, in the ,relatively near future, The printed frock joins a multitude
the night, (It was around 5.30 in the much 'shortening as for ordinary bak the population there will reach the of summer occasions with the assur-
Mg.poivdlnr biscuits, roll to a third of critical limit. According to Fischer, ance of complete smartness and per-
t'
afternoon.) They bought the carie s Eurdpe can feed 560 millions of people,
and beets and also the apples and an inch in thickness, spread 'With thefeet taste. One could never find a
wanted a• few pounds of new potatoes. ohicltett mlxtui'e, roll and )lake fifteen at best. Now it alrsady has 460 mil- cooler or more becoming model than
The boy returned to the garden and or twenty minutes .in a quick oven. Mous—about 80 per cont.' of its spa- this shortsleeve frock with round neck -
pounds,
Deviled Chicken city even nowt Conditions are infl- line. Graceful inovbment is given to
dug a sack cf potatoes, perhaps Ave Joint a cold roast, bailee), or broiled nitely more favorable for the other an otherwise straight silhouette by a,
pounds, and Ailed the order. The; Joint
and cut the breast into stripe.
Icontinents. Asia could support 1,500 shirred flounce set on at the hips in
•beans they sold on the way „home. lYIarinaCe the places in a bath of oltve,millions, according,. to Fischer; 1,700, an uneven line. There is a shoulder
For the boots, five to a bunch, they •1 and lemon juice, equal parts, for Penclt says Its actual population is riled ends of pltuu con -
three hours. Pepper and salt, roll in.
raw egg.and cracker crumbs and leave
charged dvercents per bunch.
For carrots, sla to a bunch (small)
p p tie with fr
1,030 millions, at .about 70 ;per cent. ta.aatinglcolor material to match the
they charged five cents. of its capacity. sleeve frills, No, 1308 is for the codas
The apples wore soil a few to a in the refrigerator for an hour and America, conditions differ In and small woman, and is in sizes 10,
customer and brought fifty cents. fry a'dollcate brown, Ilat:e a sauce
North and South America, South 18 and 20 years. Size 18 years (80
The beaus soil In rt hunch for giquante of melted butter, lemon junco, America ,could support an -increased the bust) requires 4'4, yards 39 -inch fig.
Cwenty-rive sears and the potatoes French mustard and a dash of paprika, population of 1,200 millions beyond the pied material, and ';;'i yard 30 -inch 1
brought fifteen cents. 'Pour this 'hot upon the Chicken and present total. In North America the urea sting. Price 20 cents.
The whole uetteul , then $1,45 and servo' 6
the show tickets were but twenty-five Ohleken and Vegetable Salad
doubt very ninth if Bente for children! - Two cups cold chicken diced, 3g
of which we'd forgotten? That was — succeed in bribinganyone in! The next year w•e put in a•muchcup cooked diced carrots, ;¢ cup cook
M.F. Chai-Flung. He'd organized urge-
- ,the locality you e." larger gartleri "with a greater variety act peas, i/ one cooked string beans
tcaliy the entire Ghlnese population The boy eared suddenly with tea °f vegetables. ' Egg plant, ouclimbers, cut up, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon
Y pp
r win it. Ida
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and a score of tronas I thought I d run and green bananas, and the converse
ilia to earth, only to discover that the tion turned upon other subjects. Pres -
inherent cunning of his race had site- entlN Pennington was somewhat sine
coded in finding a lcopholeyin the wail
I'd bulli around hint"
pl.-mop re pee the figure a eiga on a
The planter emptied his glass. short, sturdy 'pony wiresI- into view pit
"That's all wonderfully interesting," the broad path that wound between
he said slowly, "but ,I still don't see-"' the trees. She cantered up to the
bungalow,
"—whir I chose to invade your bun-
galow lilte a thief in the night, eh? I reins over a post. She cause up the
sin on a game of pare and hounds --a steps, a trim, youthful figura, her
feria of paper ch se- L•, tai Jgho�r> oy eyes sparltlind as they fell upon Hyde.
lilernie , dad! and, then she saw
might_ be beguiled neo! Only the steal:
ren t laid in bits of torn paper—it's Pennittean,
ii.bl feed— ositivei blazed—in- Japan-QQt�h men rose to their feet
��gg p y "'.Chis is my daughter,' said the
peer fans:" liar, vrr ,u planter by way of introduction. "Dora,
" nnnds idiotic, doesn't it?—but it's I don't think you've met Mr. Pen-
trueenough. The trained me here— newton,."
The girl, dropped into a cane chair.
and
' Whad en are toppedyd al! uptthese fans?" "I've been ever so -far, I left Jack
t"Just ordinary aFaire—a flimsy in the lines and rode through the na-
tive villtige right .into the jungle. I
Pen -
with some sort of light 'material love the dawn, dont you, Mr. atretched across—incl a picture on lee nington.
"Dora married young Datesoni my
'Hyde smiled. - ,r second assistant," explained the
"Nothing very wonderful in that," planter.
he grunted. "I've a dozen or so o„i r-
'eat myselfe, • Are you a planter - The:gir sure
"1 daresay you have. Everybody
VeHe,shookd. this headrriously,
buys them—and that's precisely where "I've•never planted anything in my
the cunning of the scheme tames in, life," he said. 'As a matter of fact,
Char-i-Iurres up against whites, par -
I'm criminally overpaid by a much
titularly those who are in a position trusting. Government to lookaafter the
of influence. I3e knows most women interests of pretty women who go .out
are superstitious and, in this, instance,
rifting alas: before dawn."Me
his energies are directedin hitting at _ Bataan flushed.
us through our womenfolk. A Woman "Are you laughing itt ase, Mr. Pen -
wants a an. The shopman displays nington?"
his usual selection and then, awaiting "On the contrary. I was never more
an opportunity when nobody's looking,' "1""118 ,n my life."
produced one of the other sant, en- Pennington rolled his own cigarets,
cased in a silk cover, This, it trans- ( He did VP /IOW, and the girl, lying back
pirea, is not for, sale. He wishes that in lien chair, watched him in' mute
the lady will accept ,it as a gift• Ho. fascination. Ile glanced up present
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pitches a plausibleyarnabout special ly and passed her an open tin that
occult powers that are supposed to be stood on the table near his aria.
associated with it. All that is requir-Th9 canners of Dora Bateeon's
ed is for the lady to look at it intently.; vett tnouth dna Jed.
every -night. Sire' must not show it "Ls this sort oil lipecial concession;
to anybody, ar even tolk about it, -for, Mr. Pennington?" she ' demanded(
in so doing, its properties are'lost' bending forward toward the match 1-e
Ilyde rose and perched himself on held out-t,
the edge Of the table,
"Well," he interjected, "and what (To be eontin. '
!
do.they'see?" ,
Pennington waved both hands help-
lessly-in the air,
"What .d'you- crake of it?" asked
the platter.
"Hypnotists!" Ile clasped both
hands oyer hie knee "I believe that
eaoh of 'these fans`ie prepared for th.e
victim for whQni it is intended. Bach
bears a photograph, the picture of
a. place-cle•ttly nor r ayed and well-,
known to ti+.e viii:;, t„g inspire there
110arg ho Boar n4.1 11R1a £A1 c_ -.u:.
in 191`y5�� t t
young carrots, onions,. tomatoes, paprika, 1 tablespoon chopped pars..
beans, corn (title especially), •pota• ley,
toes,,sorted and cleaned well, just a Mix the chicken and vegetables and
few pounds to a sack, radishes; care add salt, paprika and parsley. Marl.
must be token' to keep these fresh, nate-in French' dressing and let stand
and slimmer• squash are good tourist in icebox until thoroughly chilled:
vegetables. Beets are not in such a Arrange In nests of lettuce' leaves and
demand, but it pays to include n' buncla'top- with mayonnaise dressing.
or two. It is surprising how anxious -; aege°"•"'" '' "' `'.. •'
most iot�n•ists Et to get gooti ripe ajar The Tide of -old
nh' ap�rles. A few \Veil ;polished will
sell like hot cakes. Of course, you O, near -by frills of misty blue,
taint expect to sell little runty applesjIThis morning when I looked at you,
for a proflt. I There came a sudden lifting breeze,
The citizens ,of a small town will And veils of mist were flowing seas.
always buy some garden stuff, as well And then a sea of yellow light
as the stores. ;Broke through and through and height
"The main' thing is to handle fresh,] .011 height
clean, attraetivu stuff. And deal fairly Was glorified. The valleys dim
With the touririts, Slept on nor sung their morning
The best time to sell to tourists is hymn,,
just before supper, as they 'Usually Ylntil from radiant rain there polled
want a well -cooked and Hearty supper. in creeping tide to darkest hold,
11 lib mantel D go o
that lilacs whole' Ghai-Ilung'saanen
are in w;aiting." ''Fiis eyes blazed.
' Wh rL d'yet )cent to do?:
, ' 11110001 to get'hold 4f oris of those
t 'labs--i0-the'lalnpl'ight, "Iiia going to
• see am of those pictures!"
u
e
"Very angular, isn't she?"
'Guess you'd be angula%'too if you'd
From the rcrandah-iarl'Pen'ningtoii' been mixetir•iii 'all the traanelos she
e. • z
37i4,6ierci tire. �: ,n�lr;et4 of yvhite
-Five new Dollar Line ships are to
be built, However, our sea voyaging
is deferred until something happens
A hood that turned the vales to gold.
-Emily Patterson Spear.
Funny nobody ever goes in for a
in tate five-an•ten-cent line, --Arkansas marathon plowing contest,—Dallas
Gazette. ? News. "
ll/llk Producer's Should Note
situation is less favorable. The pros-
eat population, which is 145 millions,
would stand an increase of 800 mil-
lions, on Fisclier's estimate, or 1,100
millions, on Pack's. •
"Africa and Australia • offer the
greatest poseibilitios in the way of it carefully) for each number and
lncreaSod population. Pack calcu• address your order to Wilson Pattern
lates that Africa is able to support Service, '78 West Adelaide St., Toronto
2,300 millions of souls, while 11 now Patterns sent by return mail -
has noly 140 millions. Fischer puts
the maximum at 1,560 millions.
"Australia has now only nine mil-
lions of inhabitants and could eup•
port 460. millio a morel
''Although old Europe is filled up to
80 per cent, of her, total capacity,
Africa and Australia have reached
respectively only 7 and 2 per cent,
The perspective opened for the human
race are thus more reassuring."
,HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS.
Write your name and address plain-
ly, giving number and size of such
patterns as you want. Enclose 20c in
stamps or coin (coin preferred; wrap
Buffet Meals
Make C of July
Thb time has not yet come wizen
the efficient housewife can turn on
the cooling system to relieve the
c qacness of a July evening. She eau,
however,approachmostdesir-
able
this li s eait
able state by the utilization of her
perfect refrigerating system in the
kitchen, A -cool buffet supper serval
on the porch ie guaranteed to take the
br istle out Of the stiffest July scorcher.
For such suppers .the "Delineator•"
welter thinks it ie advisable alway3
to have a few "Makings" on hand.
"Cold :meats, for instance, end
potato salad or vegetable salad, or
a salad of chicken, fruits, lobster, ave;
oado, crabmeat or shrimp.. Stuffed
eggs, meat loaf, individual spices, plain
and molded in interesting shapes, or-
aispices of larger' size, of chicken,
pate de foie gras, crabmeat, or lobster:
Chicken mouseo. A savory detail;
tomato jelly, mint ;jelly for Iamb, to-
mato surprise, apple sauce, apple
sauce, apple sauce for pork, cottage
cheese. -
'Suggestions for the delicious and
always welcome •'extras' that accom-
pany the main course of a buffet moat
are: a selection of hors d'oeuvres;
canapes or open sandwiches; a cen-
tral dish (tradleci In ices of -caviar or
Bate clefofs area; a generous bowl of
cottage cheese; potato chips; cold
slaw; relishes, such as: pickles, ripe
or green or stuffed olives;:salted or
glace cute; preserved ginger.'
"The most popular• buffet < clesse, to
are ice cream;' it group of several kindle
of cheeses; a Taper. cake or small as-
sorted cakes, fruits, raw or in COM.
pote "
A Matter of fl'aste
Leeds Molc.ur'y: Propla- wlio go to
the theatre to be shocked usually are
shocked, but when they see around,
tlient hundreds of, O'ecent'peopio• who
are net at all shoelted 'they must
t . eche Stt between,
agree that- thole it a •hiatus betw to,
tha i espec�lvu st ndatds difficult
SORTING THE LOOT AND FOUND MILK BOTTI-E8 explain or reconcile.
A bureau fur the -central reclamation' of used'milk bottles, ivatiell have' It Is, said that wool is noir being
-established lir Chicago Uy mill made ' froth info needles. •It, has -al-
, ns wire have trouble in r.alairnine their own bottles, A11 cities have ways felt ' that way to a oensrtivo
GOOD STUFF IN HIM
"They may say what they .please
about Cholly he's got good suff in
hint."
"I believe he has. He's ince ted out
to dinner by swell friends all the
time."'
The Noble Peasantry
Quebec Action Catholique (fad.
Lib.): Agriculture has been, still is
and will remain the 'primary indus-
try; the agricultural class will also
remain the reservoir of the leaders
of the nation. Make the agricultural
class prosperous, bnild up among our
farmers a numerous elite- and We will
have : done our people an. inastlinahle
service.
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Look for
it ou the
dealer's
counter
\1J
Mor'6
for your
money►
and -
tae best Peppermint
Chewing Sweet for
any money 03 02'10
e Ala, Herald.
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