Malayan Saturday Post, 21 November 1931
1931-11-21
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Article1546 1931-11-21 2 LITERARY NOTES. TALES RETOLD. London, Oct. 32. As Mr. Masefiejd confesses m Ids Prologue to his new book, ••Minnie Maylow's Story" (Heine-mann)-and it is a con fasten ni erhich no true storyteller ha* ever been ashamed "I am a pilgrim come from many lands, With stories gathered about1,546 words
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Advertisement65 1931-11-21 2 !Jrue- Orange SQUEEZE THE FINEST OF ALL ORANGE DRINKS. I A. I ft B **L I Mmm a*. AF* /lIS tot? At. I /f^^L a flT f JUICE mYjAmßmmmnX REAL H^K 1^ BS *t^~ REAL* I !P UB ilia H *4rWmraW^ 1^ m&&^ |K§BfiK^Ko^^^B I ea on a sBi ntiMMi65 words
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Article564 1931-11-21 3 &danj "A penny for your thoughts." Tom "Whal do you think I am i» slot-machine?" Joan "She thinks no man is good enough for her." John may be light." Joan: "And she may be left." Firs: girl "Hello, dear thinking of the new hoy friend?" Second girl564 words
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Advertisement246 1931-11-21 3 .•GOLD LEAF" TEA has been and is still on the Gold Standard _22 oAK AT ALWAYS. Packed m the following sized packets to suit all pockets:I lb., lb., i »b., oc lb. OF ALL DEALERS. Sole Agents: F A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. I MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS. I ,1246 words
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Advertisement127 1931-11-21 3 BA%mmXßmmm rr mmmW* INSURE jYOUR EYE-SICHT I wer with -mm I LAZARUS CAPITOL BUILDINGS fel. No. 2751. wee 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 Design127 words
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Article640 1931-11-21 4 Louiinucd from page 3.) A certain man was suspected t) his wife ol receiving 'phone call: from other women. Al>out nim o'clock one night the following convention could l>e heard Rttsband "Hallo, George." Is that you, (George?" You are, George?" Yes, I would, George." 11 Certainly I640 words
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Advertisement335 1931-11-21 4 PINKKTTKS CONSTIPATION, 9^\\ ur BILIOUSNESS, \s- T JV A\ LIVFRISHNESS, jf/ Y& |^f S~*\ SICK HEADACHKS, f f f coann tongue, -m \r A I J COMPLEX lON ly TVV^ tkochlks J^itf^ t W>fa indigestion P/gT W^ IWpM "rg\ \llth kmtvi.i :nce. \j m < Thi> is a most distressing335 words
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249 1931-11-21 5 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. f By "Quit." 9 9 Malaya's most unpopular implement The axe. What will Downing Street have to say lo the disgruntled pensioners? And what will those same i>ensioners have tg say about Sir Cecil's rejection of their pleas? If we can afford millions for249 words
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Article58 1931-11-21 5 Father had just settled down with his evening paper when his little son started asking questions. ••Dad," he said, "a man's wife is his better half, isn't she?" His father looked puzzled. "Well," lie replied, "they are usually referred to as such." "Then," said Bobby, "if a man marries twice,58 words
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Advertisement181 1931-11-21 5 THAT CRIPPLING Mn I Bmm. "^m\ w Mvf-- t SUFFER NEEDLESSLY? Man) people suffer for years from rheumatism, sciatica and kindred ftilments, pinning their faith m external applications, ernhn nations ,iii.l .mti-acid remedies. Such treafments, while often bringing temporary relief, van never completely eradicate the poisons m the blood which181 words
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Advertisement83 1931-11-21 5 Coming SoonAnother Universal Big Laugh Hit. tW- #a aw// m^m\ JWB^^^ joonC '*jimmS wm^MmumwL\ BmrV^^ AB^L^Lm^ mam^mmp DID Ik FALL SHE FOR THE M ArmSee snappy V A strong, Jean Arthur, screen scream and W Lola Lane, George learn about V Produced from the V Carl La em m le,83 words
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Advertisement201 1931-11-21 6 IfpXRT^^U^TT Resents: A jj l A HHILLIAM DYNAMIC, DRAMA WITU -j I 3i AN AMAZING ft I M f A FIVE STAB CA»T IN Jj I J JAeUWVERS SECRET conflict lv MWtmjiL 1 lM^-"AgB Fide I *vyk-7s -v ft 1 I jji^ JrtiTrrrT^^^^ m P T IT S BIG STRONG201 words
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Article, Illustration52 1931-11-21 7 n mmmmmwmmmmmmwmw^Amm iu w o i^rcrp rrowd of oeoole of all nationalities at the wharf on Tuesday, TI Highnesses the Sultan and Sultana of Johore were welcomed by a la.ge cro*d ot peop CONTINI BD OVEk. they arrived m Singapore52 words
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Article, Illustration51 1931-11-21 8 WELCOMED BY LARGE GATHbHiNG AT THE WHARF. (,-\7 7 M I FRO M I'RI. 17, >,S I M PICTURES OF THE CORONATION CEREMONY OF THE SULTANA APPEAR ON PAGE 33. I '*w»rj«uim rrmmm h Their Highnesses coming down the gangway.51 words
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Advertisement199 1931-11-21 9 y~ THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Jgfijg j PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. J**^*\skiamm*\ I Single Copy 20 cents. i I Within British Outside British i W j Malaya. Malaya. J <^^^ 3 months $2.50 3 month* $3.15 J a 6 months 4-75 o months 6.p 5 DtandS for (oLUdllty 112 months 9.00199 words
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Article2358 1931-11-21 10 PLAN FOR HIMALAYAN HOSPICE. WORLD TOUR FOR SCHOOLBOYS. i < 1 A ROMANCE OF THE STAGE. 1 NEW BRITISH FLYING- BOAT. 1 1 London, Oct. 16. King's Gift to Godson. One of the most exquisite examples cl the modern British goldsmith's craft is at present on its way across the2,358 words
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Advertisement9 1931-11-21 10 t I o OUR LONDON f < LETTER. I h9 words
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Advertisement111 1931-11-21 10 MALAYAN LARGEST SPORTING I GOODS STORE I For anything and everything phone 2938. R RE-STRINGING A SPECIAIIIY I I ftN^""-^l» HAVE TROPICAL GUTS I 'fp ifffiffiSl TO SU,T ALL POCK€TS t I I S :::::::::::i^3E" J We are sole stockists of the world's best*? fBE"::;:::::::i jlllly »nd costliest Trnnis Racket111 words
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Advertisement123 1931-11-21 11 mH/^y HI jOWI Uml TTHERE is more Sweetened Condensed AilkV *m*IA vvJEf o lfllftl consumed per head of populasuAlfr IPi^(xr lS tion m Malaya than m any other C*fM JP M/Ji\\mn§ \\W W^* country m the world. M VwJ}\/wft}fcJ^ Is it not significant that, m this country, as m so123 words
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Article193 1931-11-21 12 SECURED BY LOCAL FIRM. It is officially notified thai com-, meiicing m 1933, the whole of the Advertising on the F.M.S. Rail- 1 way will be undertaken by a local Advertising firm, Messrs. Masters Limited. Union Building, Singal ore The contract which is considered! to193 words
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Advertisement370 1931-11-21 12 TO EMPLOYERS I We can supply Office and ft B .> Estate Staff, Domesitc t B •> Servants and all Classes of B Labour Free of Charge, ft B t SULBINA CO., t I {l\m ploy ment Department) B *j* 28, Chulia St., Singapore ft M THE TYPEWRITING I school.370 words
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Article2253 1931-11-21 13 THE MAN WHO LEADS THE NATION. Romance of Barefoot Highland Laddie Who is Our Greatest National Figure. \<, public man for a generation 1;i captured the imagination of the peopk of Britain m the same wav as James Ramsay Mac Donald, who n\ warn at the head of the Rational2,253 words
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Advertisement56 1931-11-21 13 jI mwMrW AmWaK //mm II K'tf H ly^ilr a \yj IL II mSj/m A W*J m mkK\mmmmmm\^ll/M\ A nLJ aWA mmJ AMm%^mmwV M WMmMmmmm mr* Mmm mmm^^mmmm Amr flj BI N W AmW I DISTINGUISHED IN STYLE w. Added Non-Skid ooWm di« 9 i n i«oi»«>i«iP^ M j| e8 056 words
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Advertisement342 1931-11-21 14 1\%A&~& WEAKNESS, flM* £§3£§>§C I /M Vf debilit* liiiyn Vllf JEWf I- I j£ IY\ WINU YIK LERS I f >J\i A REMOVED TO I L^L r f' 111 J|" MM IJI 96, South Bridge Road, I f^tl AN/Cn I A Singapore. I l\l^X THE 'CHINA JADE HOUSE" I iPr342 words
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Article, Illustration29 1931-11-21 15 The match drew a record gathering of Europeans. The above are a few sraPsof the spectators. French Army Team S.C.C. (who won easily).29 words
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Article, Illustration40 1931-11-21 16 A group of Ex-Servicemen at the Cenotaph Service. fl Hon. Mr. Sprcule, Acting Chief Justice, Mrs. Sproule and Mr. Graeburn at the Cenotaph Service. mm^ mimml j mmmthah P^ A few snaps of the Poppy sellers.40 words
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Advertisement183 1931-11-21 17 SPEED. /M I i#SMOOTH I £M sailing I JimW with I $W Parker Duofold I 1/ As trim as a sailing yacht and as fleet the streamlined Parker Duofold with "Pressureless Touch" offers you new writing ease and speed. I Touch point* to paper you're off like a breeze no183 words
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Advertisement230 1931-11-21 17 cant live when you y $pmn iXT A^ Creeping, crawling stealthily f and steadily ants are exasperat- X ing m their attack upon your *b3bm\ Aj?\ food. They swarm over your dam eB niorBe s a,l( l t*'ho ran eat j2|C3fc what an ant has touched? Don't *mk 2 V230 words
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Advertisement175 1931-11-21 18 |Itis a proven fact that GROSVENOB the Mercury I Battery, is the longest lived Battery m the j I World:- I i Red Line Triple Capacity (Snper 64v) 6.00 I Red Line Triple Capacity (Snper 120 v) $12.00 I i Palaba Double Excitant (Super Capacity 60v) 6.50 i ft I175 words
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1544 1931-11-21 19 AN ORIENTAL-OCCI-DENTAL CORONATION CEREMONY. hose attending the coronation ihe Sultaiiah oi Johort at the oa Besar, Johore Bahm <>n Wednesday evening, witnessed one the most vivid md tun. ue x n ts m the history of die umn« kr)f M rites a "Free Tress" representative. H be.van m disappointing weather1,544 words
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Advertisement92 1931-11-21 19 AmW /-¥/§///<■ mm >r tribute to your Taste and they will also reflect your Individuality WE I MAKE GOOD CLOTHES. HUNG SUNG MERCHANT TAILOR CONTRACTORS TO H.M. THE NAVAL BASE, POST TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. 123, Hill Street, Singapore. TELEPHONE 2236. I, i i n I it W I i lfyy| n92 words
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Article7 1931-11-21 20 The malayan Saturbas post. Bopcmber 21 1931.7 words
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Article595 1931-11-21 20 The preponderent note of the meeting last week was selfishness and callous unconcern .for those who under a staggering load of taxation pay for our protection. The ruthless marshalling of data, the virulenf invective employed and the impudent aspersions made were all a quibble to evade payment595 words
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Article338 1931-11-21 20 The F. M. S. Government may congratulate itself on the very gentle treatment accorded to it at the Federal Council meeting this week. The new taxation came under very critical review, and m part was strongly condemned, but everyone realises that m the present financial circumstances the Government has338 words
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Article596 1931-11-21 20 FAILURE OF THE LEAGUE I OF NATIONS. I R« i:fer's Service.] Nanking, November, 19. I It was at a secret session of I tiie Fourth National Kuomint ang I Congress this afternoon that Pre- I sideut Chiang Kai-shek, speaking I emotionally, declared that he I596 words
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Advertisement42 1931-11-21 20 BE PHOIOCRAPHED I BY H.N. BUCKI lIME The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. LAIDLAW BUILDING Ihcce UW Sleeplessness Go back to sound healthy sl<*«*p by strengthening your nerve* with Sanatogen. SANATOGEN The True Tonic -Food42 words
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Advertisement64 1931-11-21 21 /Y>«flK\ IIFMfC vJMw ni. if 3 I yfmL 110 cAonqe S/ze ■S 'rv I/o cAange m Qua /if y I i no change m Price MALAYA'S /^\J STANDARD T^Jy CIGARETTE^^-^ iiiiiiini i,„„,„„iiiiiiiiiiiii i mm minimi'" hi mm imMmmm.in.ii.hh urn mm n i ">| OUR NEW SERIAL STORY "IT MEANS MISCHIEF"64 words
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Advertisement73 1931-11-21 22 Morning j I X X X X j I WM Noon I HHX X I XXX X I A Cup of I Ccylonta I I TT I I Is always I good/ I HI.UK LABEL 85cts. lb. packet. I 54 r<f 77/ coupons. I '-^4 OBTAIN A KIIKK PACKET I73 words
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Article841 1931-11-21 23 t A MALAYAN REVIEW. t Ky«Ar g «s." The French Army rugger team from Saigon lost all their three matches m Malaya, but the F.M.S. a little less m hand over them than tl^e S.C.C., ami the British Army XV had to tight still harder for841 words
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Advertisement110 1931-11-21 23 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. Tbe Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SBTTLKMBNTS). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British110 words
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Advertisement630 1931-11-21 24 Slrengfhen your Health wilh I DFfTYKftli KALZANA I jlVly UJL I llvL| Wm he Calcium food I various oriiiuis '»f t!u- body regained then noru «p«""««.." j and hunger. HSf^j£^ AT/4LZ4iV/4 r.^uce. *«,/> Wo<xi- I Rl*.(il YK U.-CAPST'I.L^ ;ih- r.r\ pOSSeSS j K.-,m, acit «ii,..rnilv t.. redming tK« H ..i630 words
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Article, Illustration14 1931-11-21 25 Machine Gun (B) Company Dirner held on 23rd October. Engineers Dinne^SßnheAdelphi, on 30th October.14 words
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Article, Illustration22 1931-11-21 26 CHINA FLOOD RELIEF FUND AT THE NEW WORLD. I A group of those who sold flowers, with Mr. Ong Peng H~ck (seated).22 words
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Article, Illustration17 1931-11-21 26 The Chinese Consul and his wife at the Chinese Swimmif Club.17 words
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Article, Illustration62 1931-11-21 26 Standing: r. Khi Kon Heng, Cpl. Ph?.ng Ah Foo, Sgt. Cheah Ghim Len°'. Seated: Lieut 8. A. Yell. The Hon. Lieut. Cheah Chearg Lim, M.F.C., J. P., C.S.M. I.A.C. Robinson. On the ground: Cpl. Khaw Beng Cheang, Pte. Chan Kam Yin The winners of62 words
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Advertisement653 1931-11-21 27 I SEMORI I Estate Trust Agencies I OVERGROWN FAMILIES j (1 o^7^ I ff|\lfPQ I Represents the Safest and Surest Method of Effecting •> j V* v Mm\ M J «^1II1*»V%»# J BIRTH CONTROL. A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST I I ll f J COMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926,653 words
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Advertisement446 1931-11-21 28 WE CAN GET ANY BOOK YOU WANTlliai's our business. We arrange for books, psriodicals, pictures and other publications to be sent direct from the publishers to the customer— lliai's our speciality. WE SAVE YOU MONEY On i:<>ok., etc., to order, you are charged only the PUBLISHERS' PRICE plus postage aad446 words
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Advertisement442 1931-11-21 28 FOR SALE t I !<• I Gestetner Duplicating I machine for sale m per- J H tect condition. Cost $500 I <• (dollars five hundred); I J owner wiling to part with I v same for dollars two •> \y hundred and fifty. I MRS. COOPER-ABBS I 2, Victoria Street,442 words
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Article, Illustration487 1931-11-21 29 collected near the bonfires, Jack-in-the-green jumped fearlessly over the flames, and many follow--1 ed him to rid themselves of evil spells and misfortunes which the fire burnt away as they passed over it. It was a wonderful May Day, but only one man m Jhat crowd guessed487 words
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Advertisement87 1931-11-21 29 I Bill liil Bui Bt^^ -^&mm\m^^^^^ w\- wl iWllillllimll&A Mmm*. n \^r^ r V- \^L mWlmmwm\\ ARROW TRUMP SHIRTS Every Arrow Trump Shirt is Arrow SanforizedShrunk, which means it cannot choke at the collar or crawl at the sleeves. Your money back if your Arrow Trump does not continue to87 words
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Article, Illustration934 1931-11-21 30 bonfire, and he picked up the boy and carried him to tbe inn. "Will Shakespeare hath need of thee to play his parts," he laughed. Thus did the little Jack-in-the-green play many parts for the immortal j>oet. WENDY'S LITTLE DRESSMAKERS. A "Best Dress" For Little Sister. A Wendy girl wants934 words
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Advertisement128 1931-11-21 30 I SPLENDID GIFT BOOKS I FOR 1932. I T f ffll 111 l I^^^»ll F r b yS and g r S UP t0 e ght I (||U|n(^ffiH years of age. Cheery stories, HTt^^sa dainty verse, with an abundance H Wt^nmtlkiM^k P rett Y an d amusing pictures, H BB^Al^^l128 words
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Article, Illustration683 1931-11-21 31 member that someone said that pll church spires are fingers pointing to Heaven. And alter all that's the mfll important direction m life. It is not a lad thing to fet to know by sight all the weathercocks m the town. I used to keep a683 words
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Advertisement88 1931-11-21 31 Correctly Made OF SOUND WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED TEAK BLACKWOOD FURNITURE AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED at SUN WAH, Victoria Street mm? r enquiries Inspection (Sordidly Jnvited mmm mW WM M Mmm m Mv illn II f| U l/l 111 1 Hmm W *m WmJ ■I 11188 words
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Advertisement412 1931-11-21 32 I I m^ m^^^^—^ mmmm^i mmm mm^m mmmmmmmmmmmmm m AUSTIN SEVENS have been oa th? road for nearly I A^L-M ten years. In spite of this, tbe manufacturers I W A have not had to alter their original design except V A regard to detail improvements. They have I W412 words
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Article, Illustration60 1931-11-21 33 Decorated archway at the entrance to the Istana Besar. Arrival of Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultana for the coronation of the latter. H.H. the Sultan taking the Salute: the Suftana is seen behind the Sultan. The grandchildren of the Sultan presenting bouquets The60 words
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Article, Illustration44 1931-11-21 34 THE PARADE AT IHt U^i^n. ->^ .mcuSmmmr^ Top row: F.M.S. Police Officers, H.E. the High Commissioner depositing wreath, the Girl Guides. Centre: a view of the Parade. Bottom row: Indian ex-Servicemen, H.H. the Sultan of Selangor depositing wreath, Malay Rovers.44 words
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Article, Illustration26 1931-11-21 34 After the ceremony at the Cenotaph. I The Resident Councillor, Hon. Mr. P. T. Allen, placing the Public Wreath at the Cenotaph.26 words
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Advertisement233 1931-11-21 35 ji^_ti -^ir-fc r-— > -i— fc'*^ fen fcii ii ii-^ ii-^i, mm-mmn Orangepop I «^®ISHMM i I Which has Captivated I ff^mMßi M^&sn r*. The PUBLIC TASTE. Q 7 California Oranges, j m< small label I^^S of i|| BIG REPIIfiTION M j^ilL^ WATER WORKS, i aoi A0m >» T Br-233 words
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Article557 1931-11-21 36 Consider the torrent oi pernicious nonsense that is talked about Rus>ia. The Tories are shuddering at the meiuce of "Communism The Labour Party would have u> betitve that Russia is a working man's paradise. A bevy ol journalists, ignorant of Russian. conducted for three weeks by557 words
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Article52 1931-11-21 36 A Scotsman presented himself at the out-patient department oi a London hospital and showed his cut cheek to the surgoen. "Done while shaving, I suppose," said the doctor. "You'll want me to stop that for you?" "Not necessarily," replied the Scot. "I was just wonderin' how much ye paid for52 words
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Advertisement203 1931-11-21 36 KIM'S TYPEWRITING t I SERVICE. fl 74-5, Brass Basah Road. I TYPEWRITING AND I I DUPLICATING JOBS I fl UNDERTAKEN. I fl mm i STUDY I j WORLD'S BEST. J I ■rfr-r—a t—t t— t--r- -r t t «a» «i» .1. j. ,i_^l 4-dke the wheel ajtcf see how I203 words
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Article1691 1931-11-21 37 FELLOWSHIP i The following sermon was reached Westminster Abbey by the Bishop of Liverpool (the Rt. Ke A. A. David, D.D.j. 0 the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God How unsearchable are His judgments, and His ways past finding cult For oi1,691 words
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Article704 1931-11-21 38 REACTIONS. By Maihetes. One of the most mortifying tilings from which th<>>e "called m te atfirts" are liable t,> suffer from time- lo tune is the knowledge of their own inconsistency. There are temptations to which those who are making progress m the spiritual life are more704 words
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Article513 1931-11-21 38 fft v V V V V V V V v v v v Two Classes St. Francis de Sales says there are two classes of persons wno should often receive Holy Communion; the perfect, to unite themselves more closely to the j Source of all perfection, and513 words
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Advertisement213 1931-11-21 38 CHILDREN SING THE PRAISES OF I llu one medicine which was specially designee] to meet their Health-needs. That medicine is Baby's Own tablets, tne gentle, pleasant-tasting, heaUh-regnlotor which patents ait H tvei the world are using for the little ones, to keep them right when they fall victhn to those213 words
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Advertisement74 1931-11-21 39 j -AIR-SHIP BRAND" lor feeding babies. I I I I 31 trial tin will convince you. I I 80LE DISTRIBUTERS:- itt. tt. MOMMt D ItASStM A Co., I *Jujf 1 elephone J I KONG SIIN Co.] „JSSA 67. NORTH ORIO3E RO. SlN3**>*e.g SPOUTS BWW 1 wm hiuw I FROM DS.74 words
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Advertisement238 1931-11-21 40 WATCHES PBECisioN ihstbomehts EYE GLASSE THBDOOLITES DUMPY LEVELS STAVES nFST OTTAT.ITV TOAxnrc OMEGA ROSKOPF PRISMATIC compasses road-tracers awvt^qb TAVANNES CYMA REFLECTING LEVELS CLINOMETERS IN MCKBL GOLD-FILLFH MEASURING TAPES AND CHAINS SOLID GOLD JEWELLED LEVER MOVEMENTS, vanm INSTRUMENTs WITATJON AM, SEAL BOXWOOD SCALES METAL SLIDE TORTOtBfiBHELL NICKEL POCKET (torn *6.0t RULES238 words
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