Malayan Saturday Post, 26 December 1931
1931-12-26
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section22 1931-12-26 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MAIAYAS LEADING PICTURE PAPER- PUBLISHED EVaRY SATURDAY. SOL. VIII. NO. 49. DECEMBER 26, 1931. PRICE 20 CENTS.22 words
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Advertisement130 1931-12-26 1 BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT To H M TBE KING 0F SIAM 1 g GENTS JEWELLERY Jl DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS IN FULL SUITES, IN M. 0. P. AND ONYX WITH PLATINUM FRONT COLD CUFF LINKS, f£i snn£ w5Si ™(S? buttons, and tie pins m platinum, plain and engined turned gold. 2i ALSO QOLD130 words
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Article36 1931-12-26 2 The wordg 'Santa £bu»' are a COITUpti n of Saint Nicholas, the patron Saint of Children. In olden times, the disguise he asHliami was that of a Bishop. Nowadays he is much more picturesque.36 words
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Article99 1931-12-26 2 Tlic Holly with iis lovely gre*n flossy leaves and its brilliant red I erries, is always regarded as a Ki«n of Christmas Festivities. Kven if yon don't have holly decorations yourself, you receive lots of cards, all twined about with coloured leaves and berries to wish you99 words
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Article109 1931-12-26 2 m til* early days of Christianity, boxes were placed m Churches into which kindly disposed people used to drop coins for the i>oor. These boxes were opened on Christmas Day, and their contents were distributed on the following day; they were called the 'dole of the Christmas Box.109 words
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Article609 1931-12-26 2 By Mathetes. Une of the discoveries 1 made long ago m intercourse with my fellow-Christians was the fact that there were some to whom the Christinas season held associations with pain instead of joy. The realisation that this was so produced m me as I young man I609 words
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Article174 1931-12-26 2 little town of Bethlehem, how still we sec thee lie! Above thy deep aiul dmuka sleep The silent stars go by; Vet m thy dark sireets shineth The everlasting light; The hopes and fears of ill tn years Are met m thee to-night. For Christ is bom of174 words
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Advertisement39 1931-12-26 2 1 Orange iSQUEEZEi r«B FINEST OF ALL ORANGE BUNKS. J c^w^^^^^H HOI a\^^ lilii ill —^-^^B 4lj j Phone 6379 for your requirements. j 1 Popular Aerated Water Works Ltd. 26, 28 30, Ghoon Guan Street, j SINGAPORE. j39 words
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771 1931-12-26 3 FEAR NOT? THE ASSURANCE OF CHRISTMAS Bishop Lancelot Andreues began a sermon preached before King at Whitehall, on 'Christmas Day, 1610, by pointing the significance of the fact that the snge] who came t. shepherds with the news of Christ's birth first back them ii not The same injunction was771 words
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Christmas Calling
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Article1203 1931-12-26 5 TREVOR DAWSON - TREVOR DAWSON I By The Christmas carol is as old as Christianity. It had its cradling on that day of wonders when, on the eve of Christ's birth, the angels sang "Glory to God m the Highest and on earth peace, goodtoward man." To quoite1,203 words
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Article, Illustration1198 1931-12-26 6 Hilda Comnam - A Visit to Fairyland Hilda Comnam w^irreii +ho UL{jST*lATep *y I It was Cbnstmas Eve, and Molly and Teddy were spending this Christinas with Auntie Polly, who lived m a rambling old house far away m tbe country. Molly and Teddy had hung up their stockings, each with a polite1,198 words
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Advertisement209 1931-12-26 6 rWJien shopping for X'mas, do not forget your packet of "GOLD LEAF 11 TEA from your grocer. It is a welcome addition to your list of Yuletide necessities. OF ALL DEALERS. Sole Agents: F. A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ LTD., Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS. Gray's Anatomy (Des- criptive and Applied)209 words
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Article104 1931-12-26 7 There are quite a number of letters m the alphabet which stand for things themselves. See if yom can find the answers to these questions each answer can be found m one letter. 1. Something you drink. 2. Something to eat. 3. A bird. 4. Part104 words
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Article1098 1931-12-26 8 PUZZLES AND JOKES. Here are two simple little puzzles which appear very mysterious, and require cleverer brains than the average youngster possesses to explain. All the same, they will afford amusement at this festive season. In the first trial of strength you must have a piece of strong twine fastened1,098 words
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Advertisement116 1931-12-26 8 INSURE EYE-SIGHT LAZARUS CAPITOL BUILDINGS Tel. No. 2751 WEE BROS. UNDERTAKERS Monumental Masons and Marblt Merchants, No. 165, Selegie Rd., Singapore. Tel No. 3869. Fresh Floral Wreaths Made T« Order. I Artificial Wreaths Always lit Stock. Italian Marble Memorial of Any Design Made to Order. Prompt Attention Will Be Given116 words
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Article646 1931-12-26 9 THE ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS TREE. The question ol ilk,- origin ol ristmas-trees is ol great interThough their aftinity to lcl sacraments of the vegeta-,,,,-spirit is evident, it is difficult be certain ol their exact an- rv Dr. Tille regards them as ming from union of two elects: the old Roman646 words
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Article92 1931-12-26 9 [f there should come to me A tender heart and true, Then may thai unknown Someone be A Woman through and through. And were her gentle voice Soft as the cooing dove, Then greatly would my heart rejoice, And, oh, how I could love Had she that gentle92 words
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Advertisement72 1931-12-26 9 Coming SoonUNIVERSAL^ KWO MAMMOTH PRODUCTIONS. X i DESTINED jSrm A ■rt-^ rl E T MOST FOR THE ffl| IK cA d P ,v O SENSATIONAL MOTION A° c PIPTIIRF W*."f jHP X <; fIUIUKC I |/.-^W E EVER PRODUCED fllwlfct \V^V fv 4|. trT NOTHING _pp^ZL_ GLARING LIKE 1i711i385j ln<4fVnH72 words
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Advertisement69 1931-12-26 10 PARAMOUNT presents:- III fWILLIAM POWELL m 1 I "MAN of the WORLD." i 1 i Vk A ROMANTIC DRAMA FULL OF TENSE SITUATIONS I "THE SECRET CALL" i IF IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE IT'S BEST SHOW IN TOWN. jJi \*r B^v tfe^fl i B^^CADIU^^^B I *^^BB rf^^^^^^gi,"^^ BlHrnJiiß i B69 words
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Advertisement88 1931-12-26 10 THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. j PREPAID SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Single G#py 20 cen*. Within British Outside British Malaya. Mtlajia. 3 months $2.50 3 months $3- x 5 6 months 4-75 6 months 6.05 12 months 9-«> 12 months 11.60 NOTE:— Please add 26 cents to «>ver bank commission on j outstation88 words
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Article, Illustration15 1931-12-26 11 Pontian Ketchil Reservoir, Johore— where Singapore's water comes from. The Lake at Taiping Gardens, Perak.15 words
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Article, Illustration10 1931-12-26 12 The Cave Temple «n Perak. A view of Kuala Kangsar.10 words
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Advertisement248 1931-12-26 13 f Stands for Quality You need it!! T^vsry drink of Fraser 8c Neare's Orange i-^ Squash scores for health.. .a brimful glass before breakfast, another before lunch, again about 3. 30 to carry you over that mid* afternoon "low-ebb" mark. "Help yourself to health by drinking Orange Squash regularly 1248 words
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Article1171 1931-12-26 14 HOWARD HALDANE - CHRISTMAS WITH DICKENS. HOWARD HALDANE Iv v The Romance of the World's Greatest Christmas Stories. v By v Eighty-eight years have passed since Charles Dickens gave to delighted world the first of his far too few Christmas stories, whose tenderness, humour and greathearted humanity made him the most beloved of1,171 words
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Article319 1931-12-26 14 THE ATTAINMENT OF TRANQUILITY The attainment of tranquiiitj I presupposes a comet lense of I values, a tolerant attitud Om I wards life ami people, an exact I estimation of our iadividu I u U I import a nee and -a healthily UU(> I ;i<,ning body and brain. I That319 words
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Advertisement43 1931-12-26 14 WWVVVVVVVVVVV'. j FOR SALE I i I Gestetner Duplicating machine for sale m per- feet condition. Cost $500 S (dollars five hundred): t owner wiling to part with same for dollars two hundred and fifty. <• Apply to: MRS. COOPER-ABBS, 2, Victoria Street, Singapore.43 words
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BOXING
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Article, Illustration1115 1931-12-26 16 HEIGH HO! THE HOLLY ROMANTIC ORIGINS OF YULETIDE DECORATIONS. rWlien we decorate our homes with holly each Christmas few of us realise that we are following m the steps of the early Christians of Rome, who regarded and revered it as the emblem of Christ's life the sharp prickles of1,115 words
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Advertisement125 1931-12-26 16 I MALAY VS LARGEST SPORTING For anythiag and everything phone 2938 I f^\ RE-STRINGING A SPfCIAIIIV f if'— Mm H/KV£ TROPICAL GUTS I I S 1111 T SUIT ALL POC KSTS. ill Ji| c are «ole stockists of the world's best W~ igjv and costliest T^"is Racket Strings^- fVC H125 words
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3390 1931-12-26 17 ROLAND PERTWEE - OUR NEW SERIAL STORY. "IT MEANS MISCHIEF" ROLAND PERTWEE BY (THE NOVEL IS BASED ON THE PLAY IN WHICH MR. JOHN HASTINGS TURNER COLLABORATED WITH THE AUTHOR). <> COPYRIGHT RESERVED BY REUTER. Sunding "!<> ne witb him m the Hbmry she experienced the feelings of a sensitive nature, forced again*3,390 words
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Advertisement92 1931-12-26 17 f^^^ A EASTERN SERIES wWxMlwA^ft'vF^ thought to-day is progrets. W EJjJßg^T^^ j j| If?^ In every branch of endeavour I j progress, and that Milkmaid B M Sweetened Condensed Milk 4 10 will build up their children to H health and happiness. X Wat Arun i» a landmark of g92 words
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Advertisement148 1931-12-26 18 LfT l AN2FMIA ymv/i y/. fcv\ of Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Far better than serums raw meat, Medicated wines* etc. 111 iilllll lII IiUI^HIhI fUIi IUUJi^I BIG BEN gi ves you custom-made value m148 words
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Advertisement98 1931-12-26 18 BH -It 1 MI J xL JLJBk #V y~7V I' PUI 1 tf^ -"t—j^ m WWr Ml f lrf* .l« D4r _1, liny n vi 1/ JEWEL WINu YIK LERS 96, South Bridge Road, the "CHINA JADE HOUSE" Wholesale and Retail EIGHT PEICES COEEECT GOODS For outstation Customtrs Cash with98 words
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Article, Illustration28 1931-12-26 19 The Chinese stone statue m Wat Po. Wat Po. A river scene m Bangkok. The guardian of Wat Arun. Wat Rajabopite. Wat Arun.28 words
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Article, Illustration30 1931-12-26 20 Snaps taken at the annual Trophy match between Selangor and S.C.C. The visitors played a dashing game and deservedly retain the Tr30 words
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Advertisement218 1931-12-26 21 jiSPEE D... 1 i II ill Wriiinq! 'ill i i 1 1 A^ c a^ r P^ ane eaves old-fashioned vehicles far 1 ijHl jTJL behind, so the new Parker Duofold, with^Pres111 Iff sureless* Touch" surpasses all writing instruments ll lilfault! 'ij ll m speed and ease of writing. —mt*HS£218 words
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Advertisement249 1931-12-26 21 Iwlost of us, no doubt, over-indulge m our usual mealtime drink, which contains the drug tannin* Moderate amounts are not so harmful. But i^^^^^H too much does cause headaches, indigestion and nervousness. Why not change off once) You'll really enjoy a cup of Postum with your meals or between. It's249 words
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Advertisement237 1931-12-26 22 K^ child from Py orrheas I L X^orriif.a often attacks K^ y ic^^vL I m during the years of childhood, eating V-^^'^^fpittß Even > «>ntli needs the gum protec- mV I /'({/>/■ I Ne^le<-t of teeth and gums m early ■MKXsJA \|l I /W^ foothold m 4 out of 5237 words
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Article1097 1931-12-26 23 L v.red flapper): "Doesn't jjng under the mistletoe La voll? t ht "oh, more or less, as the 1 What time did you come jj.: right, dear?" fo&tnd: "What time did you tO r*d JTife: 'A« half-past ten." fostend "Ah— er— l came m twenty to eleven."1,097 words
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Advertisement145 1931-12-26 23 JJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIMIII"^ V_ I I Every Year 1 I A Bonus Year! That is What Insurance with the Prudential Means jj 5 All policy holders of with profit I L E policies receive a bonus on the 3 1st De- E cember of each year that the policy is m s145 words
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253 1931-12-26 24 The Malayan Saturday Post. December 26 1931. CHRISTMAS. We extend cordial Christmas greetings to all our readers. Let this be especially made a season of goodwill, for which there was never mure need than now. The traditional festivities will take place as usual. Hotels will be gaily thronged by spendthrift253 words
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Article384 1931-12-26 24 BEING SMILES OF i •> •> THE WEEK. 1 <* f By ''Quiz." Kind reader:' Christmas greetings Let's all make this truly the Season of Goodwill. And remember, trne happiness lies m making others happy. Next week-end we'll know all about the New .Year Honours, latterly the subject, of384 words
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Article42 1931-12-26 24 T Established 1906. j» Principal MRS. COOPKR-ABBS. f 2, Victoria St., Singapore. X Typewriting and Shorthand y efficient m 3 months. Type- writing of any nature undertaken. Manuscript work a T speciality. Classes for "Raja" shorthand for ladies. A42 words
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68 1931-12-26 24 We have received from ie 'Malaya Tribune" Press 1., pictorial souvenir of the k ooininu Singapore Mtnofacti cis 1 Exhibition. It contains a tge from 11. 1-:. Sir Cecil Clen and interesting articles and useful 1 its of information. The souvenir is very atl (ively got68 words
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176 1931-12-26 24 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR SERVICES. 1931—1932. December 24th— Christmas Eve— 5.0 p.m. Carols m the ('.alien 0.0 p.m. Festnl Evensong December 25th Christmas Day— 5.3P a.m. Holy Communion n.15 a.m. Holy Communion 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion (Choial) 9.15 a.m. Holy Communiou I 10. $0 a.m. Mattins176 words
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Advertisement48 1931-12-26 24 BE PHOTOGRAPHED BY H.N.BUCKERIDGE The European Artist-Photographer. DISTINCTIVE AND BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTIONS AT PRICES ADJUSTED TO THE TIMES. UIDLAW BUILDING Phone 7898' t i Sore Throat? j FORMAMINT The Germ-killing Throat tablet conquers Throat and prevents infectious diseases* such as Influenza, Diphtheria, etc. At all Chmmimta and Store*. J48 words
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Article, Illustration57 1931-12-26 25 Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rose, who reside m Malacca. Captain and Mrs. H. J. Aboey who were married on 30th October. Mr. and Mrs. K. Bo<sirg who were married on 29th October. The wedding of Mr. Edmond Kent and Miss Ena Black. The wedding of Mr.57 words
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Article, Illustration46 1931-12-26 26 Left to right:— H.E. M ajar-General Oldfield, Mrs. W. Bartley, Mrs. Oldfield and Mr, I W. Bartley (President of the Municipal Commissioners). I I Mr. and Mrs. Mcßryde and Mrs. G. Redfern. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gfrllistan.46 words
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Article, Illustration54 1931-12-26 27 Hon. Mr. Bagnall, Mrs. Goldie and Mrs. Goldie. y A. Brown, the A.D.C. to the G.0.C., H.E. Major-General Oldfield and Mrs. Mr. Hacker, Miss Brown, Mrs. E. A. Brown and Mrs. Hacker- Mrs. Bartley, wife of the President, Municipality, distributing the prizes for the afternoon's races54 words
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Article, Illustration95 1931-12-26 28 A dinner party to celebrate the winning of the Warren Shield. I The members of the Sturrock C/ub entertained the President, Major G. M. KIDD, M.C.S. prior to his departure on furlough, to tea and and later to a hockey match between the club and the Perak Chinese Recreation Club95 words
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Article781 1931-12-26 30 A MALAYAN REVIEW. By Argus." <♦ >*♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦* And now what of the Malaya Cup rugger final? One must admit that it looks like a very good thing for Perak, on paper form. But paper form often fails to work out, m rugger as m other games.781 words
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Advertisement124 1931-12-26 30 ASSETS EXCEED $12 ,000.000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35.000.0< I The Great Eastern Life Assurance I Company, Limited. I INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLKMHNTSI. II HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27. Old Jewry, I The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England124 words
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Advertisement205 1931-12-26 31 I HERE'S A SHIRT THAT FITS AND KEEPS ON FITTING j S t y* H^^^j 4fl H Hx \f i l\ 5 H HKkV *Mi/ BTJA I. v I J s Hla? 1H QA /> BKt, < fli' I s j^ 1 \>j i /S/ I U Di^viflllr^ WmKm i205 words
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Advertisement265 1931-12-26 32 Ireclyrol! I is a ureat cure for DIABETES, li was shown upon chemical 1 analysis that the quantity of sugar and acetone m the urine 2 Ol patients after a few days treatment wi:h his preparation was J 1 reduced to a minimum, if n<>t elimina ed altogether, while the265 words
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Advertisement326 1931-12-26 32 r"^Zp. PHOTO OF NTRVT CFI.TS /j?fs J^&S^^k ~^m Energy V^^l ciiici veneer— I tree from depressing ail- I mentH wouldn't you like D j I <y r\t Kead what a P n Y s »cian wrote I to bj hke that Ox course a u nll Q a a t326 words
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Article, Illustration49 1931-12-26 33 Some members of the school staff. Lady Clementi and Miss Clementi arrive. O n top— Four Little Dancers: below— Children of the "A. 8.C." Song. Miss Pauline Brown who figured m the Sun Bonnet Dance. Some of the school children. Parents and Friends.49 words
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Article, Illustration73 1931-12-26 34 Mr. Dairies and Mrs. Strachan. Mr. Onraet. Mr. Dames. 1 I Mrs. Mundell. I Fhe second figure from left is the late Mr. A. J. Ferguson, I lext to him are Mr. J. A. P. Strachan and Mr. J. C. Osborne. I I Arrival of73 words
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Advertisement198 1931-12-26 35 i fc^ >y m ■B^ a\ > I -^-V Vi r/ ""^n 11 1 1 1 —^j Keep your hair looking _y» m& non-stalning. Men, women S" l^' l and children everywhere use it every day to make their Simply smooth a little Sta- hair look its best. comb on198 words
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Advertisement392 1931-12-26 35 I Estate 8 Trust Agencies! I (1927) Limited. J I A TRUST COMPANY REGISTERED UNDER THE TRUST j COMPANIES' ORDINANCE OF 1926, WITH SECURITY j DEPOSITED WITH THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS GOVERNMENT. j REGISTERED HEAD OFFICE: j I Nos I. 2 3, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. I BRANCHES: I No.392 words
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Advertisement60 1931-12-26 36 Correctly Made I OF SOUND WELL SEASONED TIMBER BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED I TEAK BLACKWOOD FURNITURE I AT FAIR PRICES CAN NOW BE OBTAINED I at SUN WAH. Victoria Street I enquiries Inspection Qordiatty Jnvited I Bf ftV H H B V H B ■X B RB^RB^RB^RCRCBB ■> V X j The60 words
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Advertisement28 1931-12-26 37 P TYPEWRITING ERVICE. ss Basah Road. RITING AND ATING JOBS )ERTAKEN. HIIII |\////m 1 ■//n^Hfr ivji^l Iy //^v 11/ H4t ii l j L'^l protection and longer wear.28 words
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Article379 1931-12-26 38 Which tree takes longer to grow than an oak tree? A sloe (alow) tree. Whan is the book of Nature most interesting When autumn turns the leave* What is everybody m the world doiiitf together? Growing older. What is it that belongs to you and yet that is used379 words
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Article343 1931-12-26 38 Yea/ 1 said Mr. Mouse, stroking his whiskers, "it was a very narrow escape, but there's many S slip between the cat's mouth and his however, perhaps I'd better tell yon the story from the l>eginning. The Browns had been away for a week at Christmas.343 words
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Advertisement82 1931-12-26 38 BJ bI BP' S/ .^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBb tB I BM BP» >* .^Bl BM B HB Bh B^t Bb Br j^ r .^B^l BB B^ '^B B^r By I y //> L&* *^fl^l hH^Bl^hß^^^Hl^^B^l^^^b. IB Bb Bb 'V^u' BBPB B BJ BJ Hflr /^^^■■^^wv f7p^| r^B B^^BH BJ Hh mi Bi BJ82 words
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Article104 1931-12-26 39 AUNT BETTY - AUNT BETTY By u want your parly to "go a bang," just think of the •arty you ever attended as Id, and try to plan yours ijngly. It's perfectly simple lon'l forget that little word You must have everywell thought out before--lUi( *> that there will104 words
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Article133 1931-12-26 39 To come back to the parties of m youth— what fun they were! None ol the expensive, artificial lids to merriment had yet been invented, yet how we used to jnjoy our simple games of "Blind Man's Buff," "Postman's Knock," "Hunt the Slipper," ud "Musical Chairs." And133 words
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Article170 1931-12-26 39 The mother who sets about the ■>:^ i' >ing of a party m a syste■uu.; way takes a large sheet of ■^h l and rules it off into eight lolumns. The guests' uaines go ■^a: m the first; the second two m*i- r acceptances, one for girls,170 words
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Article224 1931-12-26 39 Numbers of small, inexpensive presents will go a long way to make the party memorable to small geusts, and there are certain features which should never l>e missed m an entertainment of this kind. A Christmas tree is the obvious decoration, and a large one, lit224 words
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Article134 1931-12-26 39 The mure boisterous the games, the better the fun. A racecourse outlined down the centre of the room, and large enough for three to six persons to proceed abreast, is the only essential. lA>tI A >t the "horses" (little boys) g* down on all fours, and the134 words
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Article116 1931-12-26 39 Growing boys and girls will enjoy this game. The players are given pencil and paper, and invited to write down any object they would desire to set rid of— the "objects" may rtngc from unwanted clothing to pet aversions m the way of lessons and tasks <>f all116 words
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Article206 1931-12-26 39 Christina- m ancient days was the occasion for merry, harmless tricks, as may tie M*^ fr m thlS "ok Vuk- Gambole" of the sixteenth century. B «l contrived," the description runs, -with' a thred which, being fastened to some beame, hath at the nether end of it206 words
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Article144 1931-12-26 39 Tins is a good variation on the old theme of Musical Chairs. If There is HO piano available, let the gramophone serve but put an expert m charge of the machine, and use your oldest records! Have a number of litle balls .(marbles will do); there should be144 words
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Advertisement112 1931-12-26 39 i ARE YOU OUT OF THE PICTURE? >r ;ire you one of the smiling happy throng PINKETTES who keep themselves dean internally by the fQY occasional use of £S?S ■^LIVER&LAXATTVE^ syr fcv|NKETTE:| sick H PERFECTION M 0 HEAP ACHES, s rn4T r 7) Why continue to feel depres*sed and nuser-112 words
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Advertisement278 1931-12-26 40 T^^^^^^^A AUSTIN SEVENS have been on the road for nearly I^^^^^ A ten years. In spite of this, the manufacturers i^r A have not had to alter their original design except A m regard to detail improvements. They have W^ A been copied the world over bat never bettered. That278 words
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Advertisement47 1931-12-26 40 J THE MOST COMPLETE ESTABLISHMENT OP ITS I KIND IN THE WHOLE OF MALAYA. I Singapore Casket Co., i UNDERTAKERS, Monumental Masons Marble Merchants 1 I Nos. 1& 3 PENH AS ROAD, I Off Lavender Street. Telephone No. 6075 f J AFTER OFFICE HOURS Telephone No. 607247 words
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Article, Illustration12 1931-12-26 42 Singapore Harbour. Chinese Temple m the island of Koo Soo (off Singapore).12 words
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Advertisement76 1931-12-26 43 MALAYA'SJ MJI NEWEST MOST DELICIOUS if I DRINK I 111 FRUITPOP! 4 !Kf^j MADE FROM THE j B^^ FINEST IMPORTED j PHOENIX AERATED WATER WORKS j SINGAPORE. TAKE YOUR DOCTOR'S TIP Charges Your Brain and Nerve C«Us With Energy, and so E Ensures Against Physical and Mental Fatigue. j i76 words
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Advertisement217 1931-12-26 43 jt^ i TP LJ IP Ji* H Small Label fl I I BIG BIHITATION Uj SOL.& AGENTS:— John Little Co., Lm (Incorporated m Snoland.) Singapore, Fenitii, Kuala Lumpur Ipob. T**^**> "*^>m fc it-» 11 -fc 11 »ii"fen rr~fc 1 1 »ii">n~»ii-»|ii% n~^ n n J STRAITS ROMANISED MALAY STORY 1217 words
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Article684 1931-12-26 44 5w —^-^A-^-^>^-^-^ i£ hy is a staircase most unfortunate? Because it is always being run down If all the letters m the alphabet ivere tn ru" a race, which letter would be sure to be the first m starling The letter S. What is that which a lady never684 words
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Advertisement145 1931-12-26 44 iW K^ I 1 j You cannot expect wonderful results from your short j wave Super or even a Super Amplifier, if you use j I 1 cheap inferior condensers. Make your choice from m j these thoroughbreds:- m 2 Dubilier Mica and Paper Condensers j Gratam Farish H j145 words
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Advertisement532 1931-12-26 45 <A s*±* >*±* j*±* /*z* j~z*rj* jm ~i <^-* <^^*M GIFTS THAT ALWAYS PLEASE^*! A COLOURED COVERS! COLOVRID PLATES!! STRONGLY BOUND!!! *J U» nn— ihese famous Annuals are packed with the jollit st stories and lectures. ]n r-gm j^S3E3Ess
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Article1349 1931-12-26 46 E. CORATHIEL - E. CORATHIEL By V X* V V V V V V V V V V V V V People who regard Christinas as a troulle— because it costs too much, or becftUK it induces the children to cat more than they ought, and the girls to1,349 words
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Advertisement187 1931-12-26 46 HOT WEATHER LOSS OF APPETITE indicates tne need for j >( vbby's Owm Tablets, ti.e plea dnL tasting stomach and bowel regu* ators for children. This popular Household children's health. a te. £uard can be gi-en with absolute safety and confidence to fhe youngest infant and ekikken up to six187 words
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Article1218 1931-12-26 47 ALAN BOUONE - A BAD BOY'S CHRISTMAS DIARY. ALAN BOUONE By December 24. uadc up my mind to ke~p like that queer old johnny li 1 years ago, but I fancy ktmas is going to be a slow U| with everybody saying t \oA are a bad boy, and must itched, a fellow1,218 words
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Advertisement177 1931-12-26 47 "AfR-SHIP B^AND f Sweetened Condensed <• <T^ SSJi^ liS) Milk is a delicious and <• -*>^&*s r cn moun^ a n Milk !j[ t 7w^^~ '~~*ZC%{ whicn is excellent for ti t °^DENSED Ml^ use m Tea, Coffee. X AIRSHIP BRAND i rtn: J^*3B^ Cocoa, etc. i»A m*^£gjtfSi&'£ It is177 words
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Article1482 1931-12-26 48 E. L. ROBERTS - STORIES FOR SLEEPY SIDE E. L. ROBERTS By YOUR GOOD FAIRY. From Christmas Day right up to New Year's Kve all the fairies, are as busy as l*es. It is a dreadfully trying ""d tiring time for them, because they are all thinking out the good resolutions Humans make as1,482 words
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Article, Illustration28 1931-12-26 49 S.C.C. Hockey Team. Mr. A Ponnadurai Weight Lifting Instructor of the Selangor Physical Culture Association, Kuala Lumpur, S.R.C. Hockey Team. j Finalists m the Klang District Football League.28 words
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Article, Illustration61 1931-12-26 50 j A photo taken at a "Farewell" given to Mr. N. Appudurai, Headmaster, Government English School, Raub, on the eve ot his departure on transfer to Bentong on promotion. Seated from left to right: Mr. C. Sivapakiam, Mr. T. K. Nadarajah, Major J. B. Neilson, Mr. Appudurai,61 words
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Article, Illustration114 1931-12-26 50 Photograph of the Fancy Dress Group of the Mr F C Charity Qh« a 'n C V n o id of the China Flood Relief Find (tJShhJ Jhirh C r J"i. d for three nights last month m St. Dav.ds Hospital Funds (one night)114 words
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Article, Illustration545 1931-12-26 51 L'| Unas wouldn't seem Real nithoul party, would it One i|u mlliest you can possibly v is the Fancy Head-dress I ii: and if you can persuade o t|i to help with it, you and .0111 -nests are sure to have a noiulerful time In one corner545 words
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Article321 1931-12-26 51 Perhaps you doiiM know what thunder and lightning really are. lVuple who do arc new m the least bit scared by the noise and the flashes, s<> perhapi I f d better tell you all abottt it Cloud fairies arc very, very fond of dancing, and every321 words
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Article80 1931-12-26 51 (By a Nine-year-old). It only people uoii.d not always say "i m sine you'll g»ve lll^ |l cc kiss to-day." They hug ihe baby poor thing she* just three; I glless she hales it quite as much ab me But I'm a BOY and nearly nine years old,80 words
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