Malayan Saturday Post, 15 November 1930

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    8 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED NQVEMBEF?J5 t J[93O.
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    WIT AND HUMOUR
    641 1 What is a Quaker Little Girl Quaktis> arc very meek leopk who never fight and never mswer back. My father is a Quaker, >ut my mother is not." Irate Parents: "The next time that ouug man calls, I'll sit on him." Daughter: "Oh, father, let me do
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      140 1 m [oi '.discrinmiatiDg hostess, v\***- II ill dialers throughout Malaya. Sole Agents: a. BARIHOLOMEUSZ > LTD.. 8-A, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. [vVARNINoi Y«i are taking a lot of I riak witn four car un- Jj t lorn you uae CASTROL j| the lubricant that I really suits the engine! I Don't
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      165 1 DICTIONARIES. King's English ...$20.00 Collin's Modern 1.60 Collin's New Clear Type 0.60 Collin's Graphic 4.05 Collin's Pocket Pronouncing 0.60 Collin's Large Type 1.36 Collin's Gem, H M x 4" 0.81 Collin's Illustrated Pocket 0.60 Chamber's Twentieth Century 4.06 Highroads 0.81 Etc., etc. PETER CHONG CO., |t| Educational Booksellers and Suppliers,
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    SM NEEDED.
    427 4 <. HEARST ON POSITION OF ENGLAND. .1 William Randolph Hear>t. the nicrican newspaper proprietor, in an interview pobtished in Time ami Tide >tates the measures lie considers hngand needs to increase her prosperity. I think Kncland chiefly need> I little Optimism/ Miyi Mr. Hearst. "Km; land always o>mes
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    NAVAL TREATY.
    106 4 London, Nov. 5. Lieut. -Comdr. J. M. Ken worthy, the Labour member for Central Hull, called attention to the fact that the United States is scrapping three stiper-Dreaid-nr lights in advance of the Naval Treaty date, and asked whether the. Government intended to follow suit. Mr. Philip Snowden
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    THE AIRSHIP DISASTER.
    525 4 r REVELATIONS AT THE ENQUIRY. London, Nov. 5. At the enquiry to-day into the RlOl disaster it was revealed that the airship passed over Poix aerodrome, near Beauvais, at a height of 300 feet, whereas, according to Squadron- Leader Booth, the ship should have been at a
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      270 4 If you havn't time to play games but I want to keep fit-take PINKETTES It is all very well to be told that you must take j exercise; but that takes up valuable time. The next (~~jk best thing to keep you in tune is Pinkettes. These jl^f dainty little
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    FOOTBALL TOPICS
    1401 5 I Notes By Spectator he Cl Season. distinct foiling off in Ass< ,11 especially in Singapore v l>e due to two causes. A. liave laid down I clow mid not encourage excepist year the rule was laid there were too many excep--g irioos reasons with the result played
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      139 5 E^i r t ITS withoi;t EQUAL! i| V§i |j4 The \eir C^E^TIJItV GIUHT v^ P It can be truthfully said that only at a price hitherto unknown in the Hupmobile, with its enviable 6 year Hupmobile line and it offers standold perfection in Straight Eight ards of performance ond luxury
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      125 6 30X4-14.1 I I I I I I rrrTTu»^^ i J 6Ri T iSH MADE LOUD lEa. TONE I 1 200 \^^HZlDllsJ EASTERN GRAMOPHONE CO., LTD. !t SINGAPORE. bA I ASK FOR Chappie Needles j Chappie Records Imperial Records Have you heard Sleepy Valley and Rainbow Man with latest Hawaiian Guitar?
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      280 6 v r v \l'/i, v \v.lv,. yU/, vpl^ Jsi/ y<C AM'//;' <A'v,/ yii/ I ~io o <> 0 _f '__L— _o__ 2_2_ Q— -XL— £L 31 I 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 I MATINEES To-day To-morrow at 3.15 I PARAMOVNT'S GLOIIODS ALL TALKING SINCING I TECHNICOLOR ROMANCE I THE VAGABOND KING LWith
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    IN REMEMBRANCE OF THE GLORIOUS DEAD.
    91 7 THE SERVICE AT THE CENOTAPH. In the centre of the top pictures the Bishop of Singapore is s e en conducting the Service. lover-^ Cffl( i er Administ L erin c t c H.E. the General Officer Commanding wm r,. placing wreath at the
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      216 9 Zake Uour doctor's Zip X J^ LAKLoDCKu DttK I /^N I! !«l Obtainable frODl all dealers /^[ifHSD^^ft i^lTKpFa\t A\iatirfrt It/1 BIOCITIN il^^^l /lOiailt VUi, LflU. CHARCES YOUR BRAIN NERVE CELLS WITH ENERCY, AND SO ENSURES 1 7 t^Hl t AGAINST PHYSICAL AND MENTAL FATIGUE J tt Wf' SINGAPORF i btninnbU
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    Sparkles
    679 10 Being Smiles of the Week. By Quiz. What Sir Joseph Hum might do is to introduce Prudential anti-slump policio in Malay.. Xo charge foe the idea! mm* Clara Butt readily undertook to talk to the Rotanans in exchange for a free dinner for self and husband. But they mtUs
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    ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON INDIA'S NEED.
    188 10 DESTRUCTIVE INFLUENCE OF I THE WEST. I London, Oct. I Speakiag at Oxford in corn, uoa I \wth the Oxford Mission to Ind:< I Archbishop of York said the II g I deliberately aimed at counteracting th< I mcx itably destructive influen^ of I
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    THE ROPE.
    5150 11  -  OWEN OLIVER I SPECIAL SHORT STORY: I I I BY was that between the Prince of md me which only blood could -a matter of which a man does BOt speak to others— and since the ptfna would never come to me, I had p to him. j.
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      165 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE Jlnd AMERICAN MAIL LINE ROUND THE WORLD SERVICE. J From SINGAPORE and PENANG via COLOMBO, SUEZ. PORT I SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA and MARSEILLES Tt NEW YORK and BOSTON. Regular Fortnightly S*rvics ExclUnt Accommodations. NEXT SAILINGS Arr. Singapore. Leave Spore Leave Penaag. President Van Buren Nov. 24
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      41 12 T^onieTf Mipcrior knowledge, skilled hands I and purest material. Even to-day it is recognised I as the supreme example of Oriental architecture. I Superior knowledge, skilled hands and purest I material* are the dominant factors which made I MILKMAID fes^ I
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    THE BLACK ASP.
    4702 13  -  LINDSAY HAMILTON V£W SERIAL STORY. BY NSTALMENT SEVEN. Muriel Wainc is eloping With Binghtm when their car is itM .v three masked men, and de r, The Black Asp takes I Muriel back to town, to her Mrs. Arkwfight. Muriel fully from what she has been I
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      69 13 I WE APPRECIATE II That your daily ex&enOl- H ture on cigarettes must t>e n regulated %r% accordance with the difficult times now prevalent throughout Malaya. The Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. have anticipated their jj customers demand for a first class Virginia cigarette at a popular price to suit all
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      412 14 1 N?9soUnitCeU I TR *OEmARK R6GISTE» et> I 111 Flashlight battery j \C The world's fittest f I BATTERY I I £j VEREADY Init Cells are unfailing I J LI long lasting: extremely brilliant I ObUinable from all first cla** dealers. I fmctory Krpr+a+ntmtir+m: I I I MI'LLFR A PHIPPS
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      87 14 HUNG SUNC MERGHANT TAILOR, 123, Hill Street, Phone No. 2235 SINGAPORE. MARKING TIME! SB SB. Sfl. NO! W BE GOING AHEAD' COME TO BUNG SUNG TAILOR WfIERE FIT AND STYLE IS AB SOLUTELY GUARANTEED Ail orders promptydispatch ed, at prices tbat defy competition. f So, why go else- M where.
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    RUGBY WELCH REGT. BEAT S.C.C.
    50 16 H.E. the Officer Administering the Government, Mr. John Scott (centre) H.E. Major-General H. L. Pritchard (r.ght) sees h,s men w,n HI a gnm A, Pictures taken at last Saturday's match In which the M. Bn. Welch Regt. beat the S.C.C. in a well contested game.
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      165 17 //r 7/o/sp oP \§kj(amm\ I :^;:7;'.-. have been recognised for J I t^BLiS^ A THE QUALITY OF THEIR I t^, 700 e CHAMPAGNE I SINCE ESTABLISHMENT IN 176Q CHAMPAG/VE FOR /\LL OCCAS/OA/S. Jbanson Qftampagne is Supplied to ROBINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the StraiU Settlements). SINGAPORE andKUALA LUMPUR. if M*M\
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      142 17 TWO NEW "CRUSHES". p K> r^l?^ /Ik I I IRASEReWI^E L 1:? I B^k J > -V'W;^ -viTii-3i«rVßKtai*sSP^iJS* t^iJ t BBi 1 BB&. 1 if.o > *>v.+ T\ I 7*A_^BpHII^HuV i ■BK B^B^^k. rr% r-vCi^ r- ij^ tumikw A^^^^ 1 B^B ■^B^h^^rw" n' vff.'ri-!.yr* < -f^^Jtiri*^PJPW^LjyHt jr iWk Bbl BB^BBh^
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      72 18 The Master Camera "TOURIST" Size 3jx2j Double Anastigmat leliar F. 4. 5. 1en5: Double extension: Interchangeble and self-timing Compur Shutter: Cross and i Rising fronts: Complete with I three single slides in leather I wallet. I Price $83. 40. I OBTAINABLE ATI WAH HENG Co., J (PHOTO STORES) I 95.
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    Our London Letter
    2653 19 BUTE TO AIR HEROES. oOFDROMES AND GYROTAXI ES. TH g CHIEF SCOUT'S MISSION. jRONATIONS IN DISTANT LANDS. London, Oct. 10, 1950. A Controversial Matter. gs i" London were lowered to in tribute to the gallant RIOI. The grim disaster is remained uppermost in thought Some who have
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      64 19 I 1— j^lF^L C" A RAVEN A r THE LARGEST SELLING CORK-TIPPEO CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. F/VOT AFFECT THE THROAT. CARRERAS LTD, LONDON. I t t LADIES t t HATS, DRESSES, t SHOES, ETC. J ►Of the latest fashion and design I always In stock. I! A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE.
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    LITERARY NOTES.
    1295 20 <. Special to *1 Ths Malaym Saturday Post." •> Copyright. •> •> I MR. ARNOLD BENNETT'S GREAT HOTEL. In "Imperial Palace" (Cassell), Mr. Arnold Bennett has followed the revived fashion of lengthy novels, ot which recent examples have been Mr. J. B. Priestley's "Good Companions" and Mr. Hugh
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      689 20 inI Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij. ROYAL PACKBT N.WKiAiiuN CO. vi- katavia lln^^rp^r*^^ in Holland) Z IMiLk CONTRACT. WITH IUE Nhllltkl.ANDS INDIAN OU\EK>Mii.Nr Telephone No. 5451 sub-connections to:— Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., Gtner^ E Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. gee Passage Dept. RKPRESKNTATIVE for Singapore and Straits
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    OPENING OF INDIAN ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE.
    1778 21 HE KING EMPEROR'S .AUGURAL SPEECH. p RE ER ON THINGS WHICH WL BETTER FORGOTTEN. Princes' Loyalty to The Crown. Nov. 12. during whose reign many fereoces of paramount intermportance have taken place, in the Royal Gallery of the Lordi tlie opening ipeecfa 01 Round
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      84 21 IT Cttßl/TM>W GIFT/ NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING BEFORE THE RUSHSELECT AT YOUR LEISURE GIFTS TO PLEASE FROM THE LARGE VARIETY ON SHOW IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ®c it "Mm" or %c it "Her 99 We dove it. A FEW SUGGESTIONS:- I&ies, JiandHerediefs, Sporting Requisites, Perfumes by
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. November 15, 1930. A SPRING RECOVERY?
    349 22 The Malayan Saturday Post. November 15, 1930. A SPRING RECOVERY? Mere optimism for optimism's sake apart, there arc not wanting some sis^ns, however bint as yet, that the (treat Depression has reached its peak, am 1 that before lone a steady though slow recovery will set in. There lias. as
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    A TRADE PUSH.
    354 22 It i> to 1* feared that sonic of our busing men arc panning a taiJ> down policy. They certainly have no ratioii t«» I* babbtins (> \ei with cliecr IttlBCM, Ntt equally they >lioukl realise thai loiik beef never ilid any food. Il may \k- difticult t«>
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    "UNITARY GOVERNMENT" FOR INDIA.
    286 22 INDIA GOVT'S PROPOSALS. [Reuters Service.] London, Nov. 1 A new form <»f Government it the centre, involving partial retention <>f Parliament's present responsibility simultaneously with measure of populai control, is proposed by the Government of India in speech (as preliminary to the Round Table discussions mi
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    ARCHBISHOP'S APPEAL.
    60 22 The Archbishop of Canterbury, urning in the "Diocesan Gaiette/ 1 appealf for i>rayer> in connexion with tht Round Table Conference. He says that the Round Tahk Conference will W one of the nio->t fateful Conferences ever assembled in the history of the Hriti>h Empire, ami its success or
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    FORD IS LEADER IN AUTO FIELD.
    202 22 Latest current figures >h<>\\ thi i car outselling every other cmi large and constantly increased margin In many sections, 50 to 70 jx;r cent. all cars told to-day are Model "A Fords. In a recent issue <>t the Automotiw Industries Magazine, there appeared a
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      92 22 Hair lovely and as you want it all day long JL KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE JL*7 mil lrsZ?m JSjy mlt 111 fl 111 <n>i' v 111 L='- k' 3 ■I i\w f The Mermen Trio! Mermen Shaving Creani Softens any bean.!. Kazor never pulls. Stimulates the skin. Meniu-n Skin
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      12 22 fORMANINT Tit Orakiiliaf TkrMt t.bUte At all Che mi it and Start*
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSN.
    746 23 Minutes of a Committee Meeting held the Singapore Exchange Room on tlonday, the 10th November, 1930 at 5 p.m. -Mr. H. I). Mundell tPl* Mr. H. W. Raper (Vice-Pre-«:>ie!i: Messrs. J. G. Campbell, K. St Braddell, Urn Hock Kee, C. B. Murtzburg, G. Parbury, R. Jumabhoy,
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    JAPANESE PREMIER FIRED AT.
    75 23 WOUNDED IN THE STOMACH. [Renter's Service. 1 Tokio, Nov. ty The Premier was entraining for Okayania to attend tlie Annual ('.rand Manoeuvres, which begin to-day, when an assailant fifed a Iml let striking him in the ■tomach. The assailant was attested before he had time to
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    CHOICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS
    340 23 CHOICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS CHOICE CHRISTMAS CARDS. > (S.P.C.K. and MOWBh'AYS). Price 6 cts., 10 cts., 15 cts., 20 cts., 30 cts. 45 cts. each, y MOWBRAY'S CHURCHMAN'S* KALENDAR FOR 1931. Con- lairnng laole ot Uaiiy Lessons. J Pocket size 10 cents each. X MOWBRAY'S ANGLU I UATHOLIC KALENDAR FOX* Iy3l.
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      35 23 **J *J a trial run wild pleasure, you are sure to be pleased witd tfje performance of tfye 1 1 v mouth BORNEO MOTORS, Ltd. Penang. Ipoh, Taipiug, Kuala Lumpur, Serembau, Malacca and Haad Yai.
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    THE CHIEF SCOUT TALKS.
    666 24 INLAND SEA SCOUTING. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). 1 made a ripping trip once with two vt my brother! in a UtUe boat. \\c went up uic Thames as far as we could go, until the rivet became a stream and iinaily a brook
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      173 24 A AA A A A AAAAAAAAAAA A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAA A A A A A A VVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVV VVV NX SHORTLY TO PRESENT AT THE ALHAMBRA The Seasons liveliest taugh-hits! •> U\W jL i MITTC |11 U 119 |j A Mwietan. j
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    Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW.
    868 25  - Sport of the Week A MALAYAN REVIEW. ARGUS BY uld seem that the Southern Divithe Malaya Cup rugger toura is not such a walk -over for the i Command XV as most of u« een assuming. The Welch Repi who will, of course, supply tin part of the Command side,
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      212 25 jMIIMIHMMIMIMMMIMMt O ttttt>t>>»»»t»» »!>>>»M>ttJ I ASSETS EXCEED $„,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. v (Incorporated in Straits Sktti.kments). a v HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, EX. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England
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      29 26 ft J# U/INP Ylk GOLD SMITH IflllU I 111 v JEWELLERS No. 492, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. "The CHINA JADE HOUSE' (Wholesale Retail) For Outstatlon Customers Cash With Order.
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      477 26 SCHOOL BOOKS. I School Algebra by Ctaclcn«y School Arithmetic by Workman a.97 Key to the above *s» Toumal Arithmetic by Workman 3 5i Key to the above 3-3 1 School Arithmetic by H. S. HaU a.97 First Cooi»e in Hygiene (T.P.) a.16 New krinonal GoegTaphy By Breok» 405 Ele. Tngnometry
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      618 27 I PICTURE ANNUALS FOR 1931. 1 Illustrated Picture Annuals Will Please Children fc I P- VflK ~"~1 pif Girls Own Annual 7.50 Collins Zoo and Animal 3.00 j^^ Q^ uCHifopEMi ill Boys Own Annual 7 50 Golden Annual tor GirU 2 70 Golden (N^k r* Jfßf^W. p! Scout Annual 6.30
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      169 28 SINGAPORE HU A PA O W MORE PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED A THAN EVER CONTAINING THE LATEST NEWS IN PICTURES FROM CHINA PREAD EVERYWHERE IN MALAYA Advertising S^oscrlption Rates j XJL on application to the Publisher's AgenU THE PHU-YIK PRESS. j 240 South Bridge Road, Slngtport sAUril COPY GLADLY SEST ON REQUEST
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      187 28 i r •=»> < RECLYKOLi is a great cure for DIABETES. It was shown upon t> chemical analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetonr in the urine of patients after a few days treatment with this preparation was reduced to a minimum, it no eliminated altogether, while the various
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    116 30 MAYFLOWER MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION. Ist. Anniversary Celebration held at Mr. Tan Boon Liat's Bungalow, Telok Mata Ikan. hnoiograpn taken at a farewell Tea Party given at the General Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, in honour of Dr. J. Samuel. Sitting from Let* 'o Ri" m Bork, (Committee); Ec Eng Boon, (Asst.
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      103 31 High Cjrode, USED FOR EASE <\J J& AND Cj V SUITABLE FOR \rf SEASON'S GIFT. rff Tkesc are tke qua mi" of AT V PILOT DESK SET. Jr THE PILOT DESK SET. Price:— $6.50 to $25.00 complete. Colour White Onyx, Italian Marble, Black, Yellow, Bte. THE PILOT PENS. Ihe representative
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      222 32 IW\ Memories of Childhood -rr' < Httl* ncidents. Other memori** o^ w perhaps are uot no pleasant In* mt%nta» bv4% w last generation of parents, however wtion, colle aad o«Mtl. Don't ttrturt them kindly i nt entwned, had not the with Purgatives advant(l!Jf lrhirh present d*y S STt^^SS mend h&s
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      46 33 I K^ distribute Kcnciin^ strain 1 J **K\r\ A Kirs, possible, rrobak nlades nt 3 r\ \ypr))jO every bl.ide must have the 3z^n^ $0.75 per packet ot !>,s l. jU I 1 111 I 1 *7 I tiAW CnAnAn Sialao jti o is p rigidity^Ask for
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    GENERAL SMUTS AS VICEROY?
    43 34 London, Oct. 31. Mr. Hamilton Fife, in a letter to the "Spectator," suggests General Smuts as the next Viceroy. The "Spectator," approving of this choice, emphasizes that the best available man in the British Kmpire should succeed Lord Invin.
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    SIR THOS. LIPTON'S HOPES.
    96 34 SIR THOS. LIPTON'S HOPES. ANOTHER CHALLENGER TO BE BUILT FOR 1932. London, Nov. i. To have another Shamrock ready in two years, which will "make the Americans sit up" is the determination of Sir Thomas Lipton, who has just sailed to j America on a combined busine«^ and pleasure trip.
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    EMPIRE PETROL.
    82 34 The General Economic Committee, to which some sixteen questions were rented, have completed several reports. One of these questions is that of wbat steps might be taken to reduce tl Empire'- -ndence on foreien loon of supply of petrol. Three lines upon which they mieht proceed have been
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    SEN GUPTA SENTENCED.
    48 34 New Delhi, Nov. 3. Sen Gupta was to-day sentenced here to a year's simple imprisonment on a charee of spreading sedition. (Sen Gupta, acting president of the tj- r*» j t.-i a Indian Confess, arrested while addressing a large meeting at Jalianwalabagh on October 26.)
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    DINERS COLLAPSE.
    103 34 E Calcutta, Oct. 27. The quests of a dinner party at the Bishop's house here, consisting of the Rev. C. G. Pearson, the Rev. D. S. Mackenzie, Mr. J. George, the Rev. Lenman L. Ferrier and M. Jacquies, were all taken ill on Friday evening al- It at
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    LIBERIAN SLAVES FREE.
    131 34 London, Oc: zs. The wvehtion that slavery is Hi cXUnt in Liberia has followed b prompt action on the parj of the Oo\ ernnicnt of that country. It was only last week that the find ings of the International Commission c Inquiry were made known, and tfc
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    DISARMAMENT.
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