Malayan Saturday Post, 3 October 1931
1931-10-03
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Title Section28 1931-10-03 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAY A* LKADINQ PICTURE PAPMK PUBLISHED KVKKY BATUHDAY. ********************111i*****i***********************************t********************11i11i*****.1i11i1111ii.. VOL. VIII. NO. 37. ..■■■iiiiiiinmiHmmiiHitii'-oitit n OCTOBER 3, 1031. ititiUiUililliiliilillllllill.lillHH... iiiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHimiir: PRICE 20 CENTS.28 words
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Article1384 1931-10-03 2 Tokyo, Sept. 21. Although opinion at home is inclined to regard recent events m Manchuria as of only local importance it was rei>orted from Tokio, last night that fighting broke out m the morning between Chinese and Japanese troops on the Changchun-Kirin Railway, and as a result1,384 words
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Advertisement31 1931-10-03 2 /c^ */e Orange SQUEEZE THE FINEST OF ALL ORANGE DRINKS. 4sF^ iJKJfm t>^ J^M Phone 6379 for your requirements. Popular Aerated Water Works Ltd. 26, 28 30, Ghoon Guan Street, SINGAPORE.31 words
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Article1143 1931-10-03 3 Did Mr. Sinit}] grjve lit- bride iw ay \<>; he ktt i lie bridegroom find "lit for himself." She (indignantly You had no business to kiss me He: Hut it wasn't business; it was pleasure." Sweet Young Thing Why d<,es the woman take the name of the1,143 words
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Advertisement165 1931-10-03 3 PUT QUALITY FIRST WHEN BUYING TEA! GOLD LEAF," the Tea that has tound universal favour with a discriminating public, is offered you to-day with the utmost confidence that no better value can be secured anywhere. Packed m the following sized packets to suit all pockets:— l Ib., Ib., Ib. and165 words
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Advertisement113 1931-10-03 3 INSURE YOUR EYE-SIGHT Mr with -mm LAZARUS CAPITOL BUILDINGS Tel. No. 2751. BROS. UNDERTAKERS Monumental Masons and Marble Merchants, No. 155, Selegie Rd., Singapore. Tel No. 3869. Fresh Floral Wreaths Made To Order. Artificial Wreaths Always In Stock. Italian Marble Memorial of Any Design Made to Order. Prompt Attention Will113 words
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Advertisement92 1931-10-03 4 HNOW SHOWING' UniversaVs 1931 QfjaXienge Picture. WOULD YOU STAND IN THE WAY OF YOUR HUSBAND? He Loved Sis Wife— orir i Hr^^W, Inspiration He Needed 4L w» V To Succeed 1^ I 1 ri 111 I t' 4 If ivnMAM A He Choose? V \ouDo 4 A |f i I92 words
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566 1931-10-03 5 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By "Quiz." r, V V V V V V V V Hi The emphasis is on the H M m 1: CX* TMa increased taxation is I nasty blow. Present i>osition for most people Malaya Reduced income, 1 1 .tvier outgo. Those ends which566 words
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Advertisement213 1931-10-03 5 /^OOnVFAR build» dirigible* today with an eye alert VL^ r aim steadily to advance these superiorities, so on tomorrow. Goodxear is building your tyres m that it will be at* eloquently true tomorrow as now exactlx the -aim- -lair of mind. Thi* is not altruism. that "The world over more213 words
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Advertisement160 1931-10-03 6 fet^ar b lff* #^l ?fi if^***^^ rt II it 111 Uv Si I »gg*jCTjt s^m3 p c? p q p sj t s I^^ iftiß^^^^^^^^ J^l t^St Sa-I.^'' j*' -ij" jjir v %m» xM D 3 i BC a« 1 I m I II ftl B^ f± \*^SsMA.wtw t w«160 words
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Article, Illustration116 1931-10-03 7 Who has been elected an hononary member of the Rotary Club n recognition of his great services m the cause of music and his splendid work as a Municipal Commissioner and Volunteer Officer. This new honour of the Rotary is to be strictly reserved for116 words
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Article, Illustration97 1931-10-03 8 DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES IN THE BADMINTON TOUKNAMtNI UIN btfltwißtK. I9TH. Wright, Mr. A. J. Carpenter (R. S.), I. Mohamed Atan. Ungku Atari, I. Ahmed bin Andak, Mr. K. K. Kang, Major Md. Tahir, Dr. Omar, Major the Hon'ble Dato H. M. Said, Lieut.97 words
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Advertisement256 1931-10-03 9 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. j PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I j£2%\\Vk Within British Outside British months 3 months $3.15 j 0 months 4-75 b months 6.05 12 months 9-°o months 11.60 X "?f/,M/}c Oitsiiitir" N OTE:— Please add 25 cents to cover bank commission on a dbUTIQS JOT \abUUllly I That256 words
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Article2487 1931-10-03 10 OUR LONDON LETTER. THE PRINCfc'S COUNTRY HOME. SECRETS OF THE CABINET ROOM. THE CITY OF BEAUTIFUL LIGHT. A BISHOP ON THE MOORS. London. Aug. 28. The Prince as a Gardener. Before he left for his holiday m France the Prince of Wales spent several days gardening at Fort Belvedere, his2,487 words
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Advertisement27 1931-10-03 10 ALL HIGH CLASS SPORTS GOODS T 1 I I r I f v^ /»LW4/S GO TO "5T ROYSONS THE MALAYAN SPORTS DEPOT. 111, NORTH BRIDCE ROA» V27 words
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Article1794 1931-10-03 11 G. NARUD - G. NARUD By Engineer, National Carbon Co., Inc., U.S.A. While it is an accepted fact ,i a radio receiver is practically j.rime necessity m every refined, ;.< revive home wherever situed throughout the World, there millions o! such homes which I]V i. .-day deprived of1,794 words
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Advertisement62 1931-10-03 11 An Egyptian Holiday Travel home on the President Liners via Suez and enjoy a thre«» day holiday m Kgypt. YeU you lo»e no time enroute. Leave your President Liner at Suez and motor to Cairo. 'Hie Third Day rejoin the same ship at Alexandria <^B Make Egypt the high point62 words
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Article459 1931-10-03 12 SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS New Hope For The World. One of the most exciting medical experiments of recent years ended with an apparent success. A Cierman proprietary drug called plasmoquine proved itself an effective preventive of malaria at least, under certain conditions, rejx>rts the medical correspondent of the459 words
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Advertisement101 1931-10-03 12 HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIKMIIIIIIIMIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII^ 1 THE LATEST IN I ARROW a Cr SHIRTS. i m i 1 ARROW tSf SHIRTS Even before the whisper of style reached Arrow, Arrow had g sensed it, and was putting extra value into the smartest of the E summer poplin shirts HENLEY. E 1 See Henley at101 words
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Article825 1931-10-03 13 A MALAYAN REVIEW. By Argus." <•♦•♦♦ ti j^J«/W T» One feels extremely sorry for the Malayan Chinese athletes who have been deprived at the last moment of their eagerly anticipated trip to Nanking for the AllChina Olympics there. The girls uere actually en route and had825 words
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Advertisement162 1931-10-03 13 ASSETS EXCEED $..,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $38,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS BBTTLBMBNTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act162 words
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Advertisement365 1931-10-03 14 l\ \^~fi WEAKNESS, ft+ SI&S^C g MA DEBtUTT WING YIK I n\Jj\ removed to l^lt i iii itm in' 9s s uth Bridge R ad LTTSV IMt "CHINA JADE HOUSE" H^"^pESCHIENS 'Syrup W?//y j^ of H mo C lobin KICHT WICES CORRECT GOODS Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have365 words
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Article, Illustration82 1931-10-03 15 OrlZZ* anTatewTriends"- Spr U e At H me t0 the irls of the P Le »<uk (Chinese Some of the friends at the "At Home". All join m games. The little ones enjoy ing themselves. The82 words
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Article, Illustration10 1931-10-03 16 SNAPS OF THE REST VS. NEWCOMERS MATCH.10 words
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Advertisement217 1931-10-03 17 [IS P E E D... j|H the airplane leaves old-fashioned vehicles far |B| -La- hehind, so the new Parker Duofold, with" Pres--111 Bure e98 Touch* 1 surpasses all writing instruments IHi m speed and ease of writing. -^^S The velvet smooth Parker Duofold nib glides over Y^Kk l^ c P217 words
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Advertisement159 1931-10-03 17 BIG BEN gives you "custom-made" value m alarm clocks. Gjves you far more m appearance, m fine workmanship, m dependable long life than any cheaper clock. Good stores have /WiO try 01 ft Big Ben and other |BL% ilJi I and learn why Big VVT kSJU^^Bw WESTERN CLOCK CO., LIMITED159 words
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Article1578 1931-10-03 18 London, Sept 3 A GREAT NOVEL. In "Rogue Henries," published last year, Mr. Hugh Wali>ole gave us the first fruits of a literary project he had had m mind for many years. This was DO less than a saga recording scenes from the life t>f an Biglish country1,578 words
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Advertisement118 1931-10-03 18 J| one wish to win. We perceive neither pain nor tiredness or anything else for that matter. However, after it is all over, then one notices the effects of the strain upon the nerves and circulation. These are giddiness, headache and irritation. ft?*'* ASPIRIN is the correct remedy for the118 words
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Article931 1931-10-03 19 THE LEAGUE'S ACTION. Router's Service] Geneva, Sept. The denouement of the Chinajapan conflict was reached this afternoon at the sitting of Council by the adoption of a series of repbhltioflS embodying the Chinese and Japanese replies to the Council's appeal flic Japanese denial ,>{ territorial designs931 words
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Advertisement210 1931-10-03 19 PMfl CBLOOD CREATOR) j IS ECONOMICAL TO USE That :ired hstles« feeliug. lack off vitality and general debility is Ailfilicnr\ «aused :>y impoverishment of the blood, more frequently knowti as j£mi 5.Q0 Anaemia. But no longer need the scourge of this distressing and f MAli€o c obstinate ailment worry you210 words
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Article224 1931-10-03 20 MENTS DISBELIEVED WILL THE COUNTRY RENOUNCE THOSE RESPONSIBLE? (Renter's Service] London Oct. i. That the League blundered hy not sending a Commission to Manchuria is Uie opinion of the Manchester Guardian which a!>scrts that there is no conclusive evidence that Japan is taking active steps to fulfil the224 words
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Article195 1931-10-03 20 Renter's Service. 1 London, Sept. 26. Mr. C.andhi made a concession during his "goodwill tour" of Lancashire. He has already met the leaders of the cotton industry to whom he asserted that if a settlement was reached on a basis of equal partnership he would favour Lancashire195 words
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Article101 1931-10-03 20 L Renter's Service London, Sept. 30. After «>nly two days negotiations the Minorities Committee of the Round Table Conference which is seeking to reconcile conflicting claims of various communities to •eats m the new Indian Parliament i> on the VtfgC of a breakdown. Mr. Gandhi indicated he101 words
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Advertisement179 1931-10-03 20 ifli 0 I Hi f/ j EASTERN SERIES Hj TfiLkN m tt> \>f a HI wfe- >?*L > I dUKIVIA HI 1^: r-~^ V ~^&tf \1 1 r f\> say "Milkmaid* Milk is part >t-—^\ i L W\ °f Burma's national life is no TiEW J_^\ exaggeration. Each year, m179 words
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Article3183 1931-10-03 21 CAPT. A C. COONEY - CAPT. A C. COONEY By Principal, Tan Boon Liat Institution, Singapore; lately Assistant Inspector of Schools, Singapore. In ni\ previous article I mentj r,id the chief faults m the teaching of English- I shall now in. ike a few suggestions for teachjtij -rammar to young pupils,3,183 words
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Article288 1931-10-03 22 That, at a time when the public, far from prosperous (to put it mildly), are asked io meet much enhanced taxation, the Colony should be asked to find an extra million dollars or so for the defence Contribution, is one of those things that could only happen288 words
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297 1931-10-03 22 The Malayan Saturday post October 3 1931. THE COLONY BUDGET No-one, outside official circles, expected the Colony Budget to show such a huge deficit. Revenue on the old basis, producing probably $2b IA.1 A millions, would be nearly $22 millions short of requirements. Hence the imperative necessity of effecting drastic297 words
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Advertisement443 1931-10-03 22 WE CAN GET ANY BOOK YOU WANTThat's our business. We arrange for books, periodicals, pictures and other publications to be sent direct from the publishers to the customer That's our speciality. WE SAVE YOU MONEY On Books, etc., to order, you arc charged only the PUHJSHBBS' PRICK plus postage and443 words
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Advertisement47 1931-10-03 22 BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H. N. BUCKERIDGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. LAIDLAW BUILDING Vhone 7898. Throat Trouble? jf^Fg^^x t b^b^b> FORMAMINT The Germ-killing Throat tablet conquers Sore Throat and protects you against infectious diseases. At aU CkemistM and Stores.47 words
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Advertisement55 1931-10-03 22 Commp/ ALHAMBRA ramon NOVARRO /A ///5 GREATEST VSB9 TALKIE ip >r A MFTRO GOLDWW MAVFR 1:1^ ALL TALKING pi c tu r c ■^■R^^B^ j/- J a >°m antic masterpiece of IB Ifli^ 9H cay vienna fkom arthijr f '^VPO^Mri SCHNITZLER'S NOVEL IB JiHi WITH Vl^ttMrifl DIRECTED BY HELENCH^^^^ RAMON55 words
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Article278 1931-10-03 23 Mother discovered her three-year-old daughter busily engaged washing the kitten with soap and Mater. "My darling," she exclaimed, "what ever are you doing?" "Washing the kitty, iminnnie," said the child. "But I don't think the kitty's mother would like the way you are washing her baby," said the mother. "Well,278 words
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Advertisement43 1931-10-03 23 cPerfect crocket c/ixchet IKUss "GfPSfifN JVaty Cut t Cigarettes are now fiacfiecL 1 m ccurtons containing 8 < O A Cigarettes to ensure that o/mo/iers obtain tke Genuine &PST?tN m good condition when buying Less than a tin of fifty. OigAts MADE IN ENGLAND43 words
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Advertisement73 1931-10-03 24 1 M Specific For Diabetes I Dr. Winkler's I "DIABETONIT. 11 I $2 per bottle or $20 per per dozen. I Sincere's "SPECIAL HAIR cream." Large size 50 cents per bottle or $5 per dozen. Small size 35 cents per I bottle or $3.50 per dozen. J 1 SINCERE j73 words
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Article34 1931-10-03 25 AMERICAN HELP FOR CHINA Reiiter's Service New York, Sept. 30. M^ved by Lindbergh's heart rendW accounts of flood condi,mis m China, American charitible societies have undertaken to raise, $2,500,000 for relief purpose^34 words
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Article45 1931-10-03 25 Keuter's Semcej Nanking, Sept. jo. The Foreign Minister, Dr. C. T. Wang,' has resigned and Dr. Xlfred S/.e has been appointed to succeed him. Fending Dr. Sze's return from Geneva Mr. Frank Lee, cX-Mirrister to Mexico will Ikj acting Foreign Minister.45 words
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Article47 1931-10-03 25 I Renter's Service London, Sept. ;o. The economy campaign will not affect the construction of Singapore naval base, Sir Austen Chamberlain told a questioner m the House of Commons. When the 'decision was taken full consideration was given to the urgent need for economy.47 words
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Article470 1931-10-03 25 London, .Sept. 30. In thi great high latitude oi politic! all is fluid, elastic and mutable," declared Lord Morley m his Recollections." He nmst have visualised the very position n^w confronting Great Britain. Till Mr. Mac Donald's week-end statement he was not tLe spousor ol any470 words
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Advertisement311 1931-10-03 25 I Phone 3725. Phone 3725. i X c V 1 f /<*, AND irK I I RADIO HOME" 107, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. CALL SER THE MOST VARIED ASSORTMENT I OF BADIO MAINS COMPONENTS IN MALAYA VAILEY:- P/Ptrli Transformers, Molti Volt j Power Transformers, Power Potentrometers, Pick ops, Power Chokes,311 words
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Article109 1931-10-03 26 HOSTILE CROWDS OUTSIDE HOUSE OF LORDS j Renter's Service i London, Sep*. 19Ugly scenes culininatinv; m frequent charges by mounted police with batons ami B \vil<l rush by a thousand men to en c: the HofSSe of Lords accompanied 'he presentation (A an unemployed men's petit109 words
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345 1931-10-03 26 CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTER ATTACKED. Renter's Service i Nanking, Sapt, 28. A mob of students, incensed over the League's decision regarding Manchuria demonstrated m the pouring rain this inorniug. They visited the Foreign Office mid vented their fury on the Foreign Minister, Dr. C. T. Wang blaming him for failing to345 words
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Article168 1931-10-03 26 HIS VISION AND FORESIGHT. Addressing a public gathering at Toronto, Mr. Howard Ferguson, the Canadian High Comtnisstoner m London, said the events of Great Britain were proof of the advantage* of the monarchical system under respon* sihle government, "In face of a grave crisis," he168 words
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214 1931-10-03 26 GOVERNMENT TO STEER MIDDLE COURSE. London, Sept. 30. The Prime Minister announced that the Commons would adjourn 00 Oct. 7. He did not reply to Mr. Henderson's question as to whether or not tliat would be the end of the session. London, Sept. yj. Now that pressure of national business214 words
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Article80 1931-10-03 26 POLICE INJURED: SHOPS LOOTED. [Renter's Service] London, Oct. i. Mr. J. McOovern, the Labour member for vShettleston, and eleven others, were arrested dnr- ing riots at Glasgow last night. The mounted police were compelled to make a baton charge upon 50,000 demonstrators against the dole cuts. Many80 words
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109 1931-10-03 26 [Reuter's Service.] Athens, Oct. i. Kiiißsford Sfith made a forced landing at Mila, near Smyrna. London, Oct. I. Crowds waited vainly yesterday at Athens and Rome aerodromes feu hours after it was learned 'hat KiiiKsford Smith had departed from AkppO en route for London. The109 words
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Advertisement174 1931-10-03 26 0^ "Z^ 5 v^ symptoms of nine 11^ II ■.-.r^M.-.s.s. r/n- results 's'^^V^ HIS BLOOD IS IMPOVERISHED. The iw.ise.s of the tratVic aie ROing through his head like hammera. The rush ami bustle make him almost sick \\ith bewildermem and dizziness. Sure signs, these, of nervous debility. Nerv.us trosMci are174 words
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Advertisement83 1931-10-03 27 I KIM'S TYPEWRITING j ♦> SERVICE. j I 4 I 1 A 74-5, Brass Basah Road. T L t I] I TYPEWRITING AND DUPLICATING JOBS j UNDERTAKEN. I I I KwSM /m^l 'I^^^ di B 17^ -> J^nmni^ J 1. l'j^j et i B B^-^ I /j^ laß ■M //>83 words
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Advertisement62 1931-10-03 27 11 Specific For Diabetes Dr. Winkler's "DIABETONIT." $2 per bottle or $20 per per dozen. Sincere's "SPECIAL HAIR CREAM." Large size 50 cents per bottle or $5 per dozen. Small size 35 cents per bottle or $3.50 per dozen. SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD., SINGAPORE. Wholesalers and Retailers of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent62 words
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Advertisement308 1931-10-03 28 Ireclykol! I is i great cure for DIABETES. It wm ihown upon chemical analysis that the quantity of BOgar and acetone m the urine j of patients after a few days treatment wih his preparation was j j reduced to a minimum, if not elimina-ed altogether, while the j various308 words
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Advertisement277 1931-10-03 28 PHOTO OP NERVE CELLa SEEN THROUGH MICROSCOPE Conquer "TWT 9 (Irritability, listlessness, stomach trouble.) Nerve-weakness causes bad transmission of the nerve impulses and may result m the irregular functioning of almost every organ of the body. Irritdble nerves, digestive troubles, stomach pains, sleeplessness all these different complaints are due to277 words
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Article, Illustration46 1931-10-03 29 Vlwto by The teams m the Soccer Match between Mr. Alan Loke's Team and S.X.R.C. at Penang. Wedding of Mr. Chooi Phooi Choong, of Ipoh, and Miss Moy Kam Wan, of Kuala Lumpur, took place at the Town Hall. Ipoh on 13th September. Yoshida Bros IpohYoshida Bros; Ipoh - 46 words
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Article, Illustration60 1931-10-03 30 a^raß^s&wvwsr 'fcwsrwwsfwfflrw wSdßfT^LfflTOfnTMin, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Nee Soon and Miss Chua Ch youngest daughteof Mr Chua Guan Chui and the late Mrs Chu a Guan Chui, took place at the Garden Club Tanah Merah on 19-9-31. M.ss Lim Soo Geek, sister of the Bridegroom, was the60 words
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Advertisement220 1931-10-03 31 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. I PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single Copy 20 cents. I t Within British Outside British Malaya. Malaya. I 3 months $2.50 3 months $3.15 b months 4.75 6 months 6.05 12 months 9.00 12 months 11.60 A NOTE .-—Please add 25 cents to cover bank commission on220 words
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Advertisement357 1931-10-03 31 I Estate Trust A gencies j I (1927) Limited, j A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST COMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY j DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT. REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: Nos. I, 2& 3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, f j SINGAPORE. I BRANCHES: I j No. 11,357 words
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Article, Illustration768 1931-10-03 32 PATROL LEADERS. (By Lt. Gen. Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell). WHAT THEY HAVE TO DO. When you come to be a Patroi Leader m your Troop or Company you must remember that you are really taking up i very important position because you are m charge of768 words
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Article185 1931-10-03 32 DEVOTION TO HER PET COSTS A WOMAN'S LIFE. The danger of kissing dogs was commented upon by Mr. Ingleby Oddie, the Westminster coroner, at an inquest on Mrs. Maria Linnell, aged 69, a widow, of Rose-bery-road, Kxmouth, Devon. Leonard 11. Linnell, of Peelroad, North Wembley,185 words
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Article70 1931-10-03 32 Little Piggy had been iem down to the drawing-room to entertain her mother's friend, Mrs McGee, while mamma was making herself ready. How did you enjoy your holiday, Mrs. McGee?" inquired the child by way of conversation. 11 Holiday?" rejoined the other Why, T haven't been away yet this year."70 words
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Advertisement138 1931-10-03 32 pgjw yj are Pyorrhea Victims with its host of serious ills and loss fl of leeth. Remember, that personn jj| ?J Oll of 5, after forty, and thousands l^i^^S H,i> vicious disease starts with the |^Blplg|^||i^^^!|Bß of the teeth and loosens them m ■BV,i Bllt lia% no fear before py138 words
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Article, Illustration1619 1931-10-03 33 GIRLS OP LONG AGO. Halcyone. She was born m ancient Greece. \either her father nor her mother -tally wanted her, because they ad already two lxjys and one girl to bring up. After much disviisskm, the baby was wrapped m a fine linen cloth, a beautiful ruby1,619 words
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Advertisement147 1931-10-03 33 READY IN Btm X! NOW ON SALE!! I IDEAL GIFTS (OK BOYS 8 CIRLS j j OF ALL AGES FOR 1932. I ♦> f _____=^-^^:sw superb souvenir of wftjryW fllm 160 P a^ es P rinted •> i i "iiU'R Jmlu i 'hiffl New film story annual. ma*~ Z Nine147 words
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Advertisement119 1931-10-03 34 THE STRAITS CHINESE AMATEUR DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL SOCIETY NEW MALAY RECORDS. Opening Chorus The S.C.A.D. M. SocUty V. 3626 < Mustafa "Ginufifah" Messrs. Urn Geok Slang and I Ong Guan Bork J Sijantong Hati Mf. Ong Guan Bork V. 3632 j sj£J Xr K eta Mr. Cheong Hock Chye i119 words
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Advertisement75 1931-10-03 35 Correctly Made OF SOUNO WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED TEAK BIACKWOOD FURNITURE AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED at SUN WAH, Victoria Street Enquiries Jnspeetion (Sordidly Invited ■BbbPSMßMbbbmbb Kti-fISHS' <in"^sS B liii^^^^-nitfi .la bbbl ■^bk9bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbblbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb^2iL_. M '^^^^m I V jagS ■KP BBt.l i J^w-_^BBBBk«BMMafeMMSB9 »ft ~2^W» *M| V I75 words
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Advertisement302 1931-10-03 36 r^^^^^^^ AUSTIN SEVENS hive b?en on the road for nearly ien years In spite of this, the manufacturers haV e not had to alter their original design except mi n regard to detail improvements. They have b een copied the world over but never bettered. BBhhHhhßhhhhhhmhhhHhhhhhß j* How to make302 words
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Article, Illustration34 1931-10-03 37 k;lkdfjgjdslkfgjl;dksjflkgjdfgdsfgsdf WINNERS CARRY OFF THE "DOUBLE"-^. A. F. A. LEAGUE AND S. A. F. A. CUP. Snaps of the spectators at the match. The Teams.34 words
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Article, Illustration180 1931-10-03 38 This is a photograph of a Kalachepam (Lymcal Lecture Party consisting of (from left to right): Mr. Balasundram Catechist, Rev. S. J. Arthur, Rev. M. R r Doraisamy. Rev J V Ayaduray and Mr. Timothy Catechist, taken at y ACS Hall, Ipoh where the lecture on The180 words
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Advertisement87 1931-10-03 39 Quality Tells. hence the reason IIH ANY connoisseur y^S^^v Mineral Waters 11} I I Will Insist Favourite Drink. jiff I IjNlll] Phone 3463. The Phoenix Aerated Water Works, SINGAPORE. 1 TAKE YOUR DOCTOR'S TIP I f i WWW CA ""^SH I BIOCITIN 1 i Charges Your Brain and Nerve Cells87 words
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Advertisement94 1931-10-03 39 WHISKY fnjmM&k with m" f 1 Small Label I I BIG REPUTATION i|| SOLi 7 AGENTS:— John Little Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) Singapore, Penang, Koala Lumpur Ipoli. I LION BRAND If UONBRAMD k dj9 2^» I O.T.UM&Co. L 3 |S 3j 3 nohtn el-** g X N6 paling 2094 words
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Article1471 1931-10-03 41 BISHOP GORE ON DIVINE JUDGMENT GOD'S WAY OF PURGING OUT SIN. Although the fig tree shall not lossotn, neither phall fruit be n the vines the labour of the olive shall fail, and the fields shall yield no meat; the Hock hall be cut oft" from the fold,1,471 words
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Article166 1931-10-03 41 Whether our life is happy or sad, easy or hard, set m pleasant placet or one long crucifixion, c<xl is always good to us, and gives us always iust the life which, lived for Him, offered up to Him, will bring us most safely (if wA166 words
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Article720 1931-10-03 42 THE BARRIER. By Mathetes. There sre numbers ol isd i >c pk m the KorM for whose trouble it is difficult to suggest a remedy because they do not clearly realise or will \vk acknowledge to themselves what the trouble is. It S seldom bad people who720 words
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Article557 1931-10-03 42 A BISHOP SPEAKS OUT. Writing m the current ssue his "Diocesan Chronicle," the Bishop <>f Chelmsford makes some very frank criticisms m regard to what he calls the present mania for spending. He says 11 Seventeen years Ago We were at the start of that world-wide disaster557 words
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Article249 1931-10-03 42 Recurring feverishneas m elnl (ben i> V«ry weakening though the attacks may n< appear serious they should not regarded with complacency, h iiuy are allowed to continue, the child's vitality and resisliiu powei become! lower and lowv until there is grave danger of his falling victim to something249 words
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Article118 1931-10-03 42 hut plenty of hard work thrifty living do. I hart w e than once pointed out that m my opinion we were getting slack plea sure-loving and that should never t>e as a nation we shook! be until we lived greater economy and were keen upon our work. I go118 words
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Article704 1931-10-03 43 THE LETTER AND THE SPIRIT. Value of Ordinances. No man can frame for others an entirely adequate definition of religion. It may be doubtful whether he can provide one satisfactory to himself. Religion corresponds to strangely varied conceptions of the spiritual world, of man's relation to it,704 words
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Article764 1931-10-03 43 *•♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦ •:•*♦>♦:•♦>•> •:••>•>•* Humility First The first condition for receiving an increase of faith from God is humility. Faith never exacts an unreasonable act from the believer; its teachings are never m opposition to facts. But if its mysteries are not contrary to reason, they go beyond764 words
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