Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 21 December 1929

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  • 20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1833 PUBLISHED DAILY No. 294. VOL. LKXXVII. SATURDAY, 21st DECEMBER, 1929. PRICE 10 CENTS
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 306 1 T. NAGATA brothers. DEM LISTS. I Bead Office next to the Dispensai j--1 Branch Office 52, Leith Street I ■ARMCO CULVERTS; DISINFECT W!TH AND I X ♦CAI tOF I DRAINAGE GATESj f FLUID Sole Agents for Malaya: The Borneo Company, Ltd, INCORPORATED IN ENBLAND I g g Engineering Dept., IPOH.
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    • 17 1 H. rOKISATSU STUDIO, with ap-to-ctate Phot»* sraphy by electric light* L ’Phone 772, 68, 70, Bishop PENANG.
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 2139 2 POSITION WANTED. NOTICES. nF a— —me h m min hi 1 urn hi i ww /X 4 1 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF Exoerienoed European Accountant Tea Planter with practical knowledge Y f|l f IM INDIA, LIMITED. desiron, of obtaining permanent appoint- in growing to», having soond propom g A 111
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  • 788 3 Euthanasia. Shortening Lives That Are No Lives. THE people of many countries have been profoundly 4 moved by the act of a young d an, halt French, half English, who killed his mother in order to end her pain. Many lawyers are shocked by his acquittal
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    • 598 3 FORD CAR HOUDAILLE HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS 11 1 Positive—Smooth U Double Acting- HOUDAILLE Hydraulic Shock Absorbers, four to every Ford i car, are entirely defensive iu their action since they remain I inactive and in neutral position on smooth roads. Let a I wheel encounter the slightest depression or bump,
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  • 498 4 The Part That Sudden Grief Plays. WHEN poets or authors make perfectly healthy or even robust people die of broken hearts they err. According to Dr. Engelen, the German specialist, people who die of sudden shock, due to grief or horror,
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 215 4 v Wasted Body Tissues Yeaston has a real actior» z »c 5 only on intestinal disinfection and constipation, but ©n ncrfanHon generally. The first bottle will make a big difference te> youl Bright eyes, clear skin, better health and spirits follow. In bottles containing—--36 LO(> k 100 $2.25 ’SSJF a
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    • 45 4 SIEMENS SCHUCKERT wi Sri Jl> The Reliable Oscillating Table Fan. STOCKED BY THE SOLE AGENTS: N. V. STRAITS JAVA TRADING CO., SINGAPORE. PENANG. M nil Ml 11 MSI «KHMM GENUINE SALE FOR X’MAS OPPORTUNITY AT Ramchand Tikamdas, Opposite Messrs. John Little Co., 97, Bishop Street.
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    • 335 4 TFSS K JR®!» c< PEARS’ stands I purity and comfort. «gL 1 i. i HP HE Pears’ process of soap-making 5 is unique. To produce a cake of I Pears’ Soap takes six months longer U g than any other toilet soap. Its trans- /1 I parency is one proof
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    • 65 4 5® mw w h W 5 88 j* Jor if it is |XqJ] roofing tiles btJMt 1 hHSH flooring tiles gCC® inKg OR WALL TILES YOU H jwf" APPLY TO IS? 8 A. CLOUET CO., LTD. fl SINGAPORE Largest Stocks in Malaya, y BALRAM’S High Class Ladies Dress Maker Up-to-date
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 108 4 Come, Come, Come and See. The First World’s Famous < hinese Circus to Malaya TONIGHT TONIGHT Grand Change Of Programme. The Great Chinese Circus. The various Hair-raising, Dangerous Horse-Back Stunts, Wire-Walking, Sword and Knife Throwing, Boxing with Tiger, ano Leopard, Hilarious Torch Juggling, Fascinating Oriental Dancing, Wonderful Struggle between Tiger
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    • 109 5 'S' Do Your X'mas Shopping AT A »D I l I |}l|m 'i< a wral <• F h /T/ /A_Jw 'SX. kJsiwM VMr w j The Best Place to PURCHASE YOUR TOYS OkFTS A Selection so large we cannot fail to Suit Every Variety of Taste DO YOU REALISE? Only
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  • 3721 6 Dilatoriness Of Mr. Justice Dinsmore. Full Judgments. A Very Unsatisfactory Matter. Costs From Estate. THE full written judgment.; delivered in the Court of Appeal at Singapore re cently in connection with the Penang case of Lam Kim Sang (plaintiff) and Cheang Kok Sang.
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  • CORRESPONDENCE.
    • 811 7 (To th< Editor of the Pinang Gazette.') Sir, Allo* me to voice the Strai a Chinese m precia’ion of Mr. Um Cbei-g Ean’p vxtriy’’ for mtn berth’p in tie Co l Serve* 1 tor Straits-bcrn Chinese. Ho< ray Ch< ng Fan. It ia a f r
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    • 260 7 Sir, —There are, as we know, two factions in the Ku mintang now, and although both go by the same designation their policies are as antagonistic to each other as the Rmsians are to the Chinese at the moment. With daggers drawn the contending ’actio
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    • 511 7 S r, —I do rot feel it justified to seethe replies of “Democratic” and Free Thinker’’ sighted, or rather, unattended to. To begin with “Democratic”, it is needless to that the abolition of the Lunar Calendar sha l cc me into force in China on and after
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    • 219 7 Sir, On perusal of your much esteemed paper of the 19th instant, page 6; I observed that the amount acknowledged for the Clifford Fund was $20,548.02, which seems to me to be so far creditable and it is hoped, will further increase. I have looked over the
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    • 330 7 (To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette) Sir, —A good many people mostly from northern India, both Sikhs as well as Mabamadacs disembark at Penang en route to Sumatra or Siam. Many of them leave India with the avoved object of going to one of these foreign
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  • 210 7 Che Hamzab, M. C. S., is visiting Ipoh Mr. Erik Tbune is in Singapore on a business visit from Bangkok. His Highness Tunku Mahmud, 0.M.C., of Keadh, has left for Belawan-Deli on a holiday. Miss Corbett of the St. David’s Home, who has b*en visiting Bangkok, has
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  • 38 7 A memorial service for Miss Clara Martin will be held in the Anglo-Chinese School Hall on Sunday 22ud inst at 11 a.m. All friends and former pupils are cordially invited to be present..
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  • 455 7 J Start To-Pay. p I 1 BETTER AND BRIGHTER PAPER. I OUR AMBITION. DAY by day inquiriss from readers anxioii-; to b mefit I under the $l,OOO New Year I gift which the Pinang Gazette is offering continue to leach our [offices. Th*» competition is simplicity
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  • 96 7 The following L»w Successes are announced in the low Times of November 2. Final Examinations: C asa II: Mr Leslie Bertram Gibson at one time Assistant Official As» gnee, Penang. Class III: Mr. John Sutton Webster. Mr. Ipei Okamoto—-a well-known J tpanese artist —will arrive in Singapore be
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 11 7 Your car deserves good Plugs— Fit "Bosch” Plugs, they are best.
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    • 64 7 Are You Looking Your Best? To look your best you must be at your best, inside as well as cutside, and for taking care of the “inner man” there is nothing better than Pinkettes. Gently yet surely, Pinkettes correct intestinal torpidity, tone up the liver, banish constipation, bilious attacks, sick
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    • 281 7 may.be no j I minstrels and no jj waits in Penang this I Christmas t ide to S S 3? <|E while aWay the long I I LjMr veoipgs tune I WuJrful festive melodies» 5 5 -—But g The Singapore Cold Storage s Co., Ltd., m 5 Guarantees reliable fare
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  • 42 8 Simpson—Smart.—At the South United Free Church, Aberleen/on 7th. December, 1929, Elsie Mnv. younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Simps >n, 72, Ferryhill Road, Aberdeen, to -James Dunca i Smart of 49, Albert Street, Aberdeen, and Penanti Estate, Province Wellesley.
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  • 429 8 The Pinancj Gazette did no expect that the rema ks r gaining the visit of Mr. Raiuasann Naicker to Malaya would be allowet! to go uncha lenged, but never in our wiliest flights of fancy did we imagi <e that a reply woul i be
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  • 1581 8 London, November 23. There is a general wish that the King should name the RlOl when the time for the ceremony arrives. At least a month must elapse before the occasion can be arranged, for the RlOl must first complete her test flights, and the progress of
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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    • 80 8 c. o. <nu Ere dp3ci d Lhnuer, Crackers. Cinderella Uance Novelty Decorations new to Penaue-s4-00 per cover. Xmas Night. Orchestral Concert persons] Heisomble music Special Xmas Dinner. $4-00 per cover. Boxing Night. Special Dinner ond Balloon Dance. $6-00 per oover. EXTENSION New Ycxr’c Eve Hogmanay. Distribution of Carnival Novelties from
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
    • 106 8 < HE MINUTE THAI Sfc.r,MS A YEAR B y gluyas wuljamt J J KO V J oX A I Hl fepw r //I i XX jfltf Jr h\ A < I JL JUD TnT/ //>> n I h JuU PJIJU==3(R\ I i I nrrri ’yi I I I Ji XI
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  • 629 9 Conference Objective. Peaceful Atmosphere Shattered By Controversy. Newspaper Article. Ihe Japanese delegation will be prepared to consider a holiday from the construction of aeroplane carriers if a similar proposal in respect of capital ships comes before the London Naval Conference. The American and Japanese Delegates
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  • 84 9 —Reuter. JUDGE HOLDS VESSELS GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE. Sydney, December 20. I here was a sequ 4 to the sinking of the ferry-boat GreycliffeXiy the steamer Tahiti in Sydney Harbour on November 3, 1927, m which 8G j eisons wt re dicwi id when Mr. Justice Rogers, in
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  • 54 9 —Reuter. AMERICAN RECORD. Detroit, December 20. A jury of 8 women and 4 men awarded Bie plaintiff in a breach of promise action I »0.000. No previous breach of promise '‘fdictin the United States has exceeded half this sum. Die defendant, a wealthy Real Estate ’delator,
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  • 36 9 Reuter. LICENCE APPLIED FOR. San Francisco, December 20. tv i| ll( W(! “-known tennis player Helen and the San Francisco broker Fred '">dy have applied for a marriage licence, neater.
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  • 69 9 —Reuter. CELEBRATES MASS OUTSIDE THE VATICAN. Rome, December 20. On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination as a priest there the Pope motored to Basilica St. Jean Lateran where he celebrated mass. This is the first time the Pope has celebrated mass outside the
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  • 55 9 —Reuter. STRIKE ENDED. t Mexico City, December 20. The strike of the British-owned Mexican Railway has ended in President Portesgil, the Arbiter, giving a verdict that the railway must sign the collective labour contract demanded by the employesand the strikers to be given wages covering the
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  • 33 9 —Reuter. HEAVY SNOWSTORMS PARALYSING TRAFFIC. Chicago, December 20. Twenty deaths, directly attributable to the intense cold, the thermometer is thirty degrees below zero, have occurred. Heavy snowstorms are paralysing traffic
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  • 191 9 —Reuter. CREDENTIALS PRESENTED. PROPAGANDA NOTES EXCHANGED. ALBERT HALL MEETING. Having presented his credentials to the Prince of Wales at St. James’s Palace, the Soviet Ambassador to Great Britain plunged into business. At the same time a meeting was being held at the Albert Hall to protest
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  • 89 9 lengthy tour of Europe.-— Rugby Radio Service. ATTEMPT ON RECORD. London, December 20. Mr. Chichester, a wealthy New Zealander left Croydon Aerodromes at three o’clock this morning in an attempt to Hy to Australia in a Gipsy Moth aeroplane. It is understood that he hopes
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  • 52 9 Router. CENTENARY MEDAL FOR CMDR. BYRD. New York, December 20. The David Livingstone Centenary Medal for an exceptionally important achievement in the field of geography in the southern hemisphere has been awarded to C ommander Byrd by the National Geographical Society. Previous recipients include Sir Douglas Mawson and
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  • 214 9 Coal Min s Bill. FINGIRS SNAPPED AT LIBFRAiS. PROGRAMME DIS ORGANISED. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald was, even according to his critics, seen at his best in the Coal Mines Debate when he snapped his fingers at the Liberals. The Liberals are confident that the Bill will
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  • 86 9 —Reuter. COMMITTEE OF ENQUIRY. Washington, December 20. President Hoover has appointed a Research Committee with Mr. W. C. Mitchell, professor of Economics at Columbia University, as chairman to enquire into significant social changes in American life in recent years. The enquiry is expected to supplement
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  • 74 9 —Reuter. RECEIVER APPOINTED. New York, December 20. On the petition of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation a Federal Judge has been appointed receiver for the International Engineering Corporation, one of the leading power-generating equipment concerns in the world before the crash. The corporation’s stock sold at $lO3 to-day.
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  • 170 9 “FIGHTING LIKE KILKENNY CATS." TO say that two people fight like Kilkenny cats is to give the impression that nothing will ever stop them fighting. The story goes that some Hessian troops, employed to suppress the Irish rising of 1798, amused themselves by tying two
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 11 9 Your car deserves good Plugs— Fit “Bosch" Plugs, they are best.
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    • 57 9 $l,OOO Offer. We Invite Inquiries from readers as to our New Year Gift. WRITE TO-DAY. -TTnrn nrra >. iv;ijjji illlltt I IQUALITY PAINTS E THE 5? I manufacture of WILKINSON. i HEYWOOD ANDCL\RK LONDON. FALCON brand. Cygnite White No, 101 Chocolae w 129 Fadeless Red Fadeless Greens STOCKS HELD BY
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    • 199 9 u My Wife Is On A. Diet” Undoubtedly The Biggest Comedy Fox Trot Since “Yes We Have No Bananas” LUNCH One half Grapefruit One egg One slice Melba toast Six slices cucumber Tea or Coffee DINNER Two eggs One half head of lettuce One tomato One half Grapefruit It is
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  • 1223 10 PORT OF PENANG. Schedule of Principal Lines. THE following is a list of vessels arriving and sailing from Penang during the week: In Port To-day. S.F. “Hakone Maru” from Japan. Sailing Hme day for Colombo, Aden, Suez, port Said, Napl n Maraeillpp, Gibialtar London, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
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  • 76 10 LONDON STANDARD (LOOSE.) S.R. Sheet 25f c/s. per pound per pl=s34/33 Quiet. L r.don 7§d New York 15| cts. gold. (By Courtesy of Messrs. Allen Dennys.) General Produce Agency Ltd. SINGAPORE PRICES. Sir gapnre Prices for Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet fcr to day are as follows: *"voi 25|c
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  • 30 10 LATEST RETURNS FOR NOVEMBER The follcwirg are the latest crop returns fcr November: lbs. Bedford 24,100 Gleneaby 56.386 Hill Rise Estate 24,600 Reyland 16,500 Ratanni 55.365 Trolak 31,000
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  • 889 10 Mestrs. KENNEDY CO., rep r t**'i «u. Fr y hr toi o s:— With tiie further strengthening in the price of Tin the Share Market has again shown more activity but the last 3 days has shown a fall of £5-17-6 below the best and share values,
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  • 281 10 t TO-DAY’S PRICES. The following were the latest quotations in MESSRS. KENNEDY Co’s share list at 11 a.m. to-day Yesterday To-day S Z 2 Sharks. s 0 0 fIQ W fIQ 00 10. 0. C. $O. Rubber (Dollar). Jeram K. 1.00 1.20 1.00 1.20 ex Kundong
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  • 60 10 Latest London, New York and Local Prices. T/A/: e LONDON. Spot £179-17 6. Down £3 3-0 3 Months’ £lB3-2-6. Down £3-5 0 SINGAPORE. $92.121/2 per picul. Down $1.871 /2 200 tons done. RUBBER: London 7 7 Bd. Unchanged New York 1512 c. (Gold) Down 18ct Local 26
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  • 49 10 Bayers. Sellers. T*n. A. Hitame 12/4$ 12/9 Kents 5/9 6/ Klang Rivers 2.32| 2 37| Kayohe .12 .14 Lu Lots 1.30 135 Malaya Consols .38 .40 Norths .76 .78 Pangngas 6/7| 6/lo| Petalings 5.40 5.50 Pungahs 25/ 25/6 S. Malayans 16/6 17/3 c. Talam» L27| 1.30
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  • 68 10 Bayers. Sellers. Mining. Ayer Hitams 12/ 12/6 Bangrina 27/ 28 1 Haad Yais 6/6 6/9 H<tama .40 .50 Hong Fatts .65 .67$ Hongkong» 17(6 18/ Kinta Dredges 1.38| .1.40| Kuchaig 1.27| 1.30 M. Consols .37 .39 Pangnga Rivers 6/4| 6 7fc Penawats .79 .81 Rahmans 1.39 1.42 Ratrats
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  • 42 10 Shares. Bayers. Sellers. Bata Caves 1.06| 1.10 Hitams .49 .51 Kinta» i. 40 j Kucha’s 129 131 Nawng Pets .80 .821 Penawats .79 81 Rahmans 1.37| 1.40 Talams 1.29 1.31 Pangngas 6/3 6/9 Tejas 7/ 7,6 Temengors 24/9 25/6
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 11 10 A first class cigarette at a moderate price is—‘Black d V,hits'l
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    • 64 10 I XMAS j I GIFTS THE LATEST; j DESIGNS In j SILVER and Silver Mounted J Toilet Goods I II f Cigarette Cases Cigarette Boxes Cigarette Holders I I Perfume Sprays f Perfume Bottles Puff Bowls Manicure Sets and f Toilet Sets 1 Baby Rattles I Christening Mugs F Etc.
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  • 196 11  -  -By an ARCHBISHOP. RIGID RULES FOR MODESTY. Rules for modest dress for girls and young women which have been devised by Dr. Kelly, the Roman Citbolic Archbishop of Sydney, are censing widespreaddiecuisicn in England. The rules are G.rls from f< nr to ten years should
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  • 170 11 CUPID UPSETTING THE RHYTHM. Check To Cheek. A wave of sentimental dancing has attacked the dance floors of the smartest restaurants in the West End of London. The small space, already crowded, is now being invaded by loving couples who regard the dance music as
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  • 147 11 BECAUSE HE ATTENDED PRINCE’S DINNER. Because of his v’sit to Lcndon to attend the Prince of Wales’s dinner on November Lance Cpl. Alfred Wilkinson, V. C., of Leigh, Lancashire, had 2s. 6d. deducted from his temporary relief pay of 15s recently. Corporal Wilkinson said that
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  • 83 11 No doubt the shade of the late Isaak Walton, Senior Angler of Cambridge, hovered over the London Angling Association at their contest at Henleo-on-Thames recently. It appears that some four hundred and sixty anglers spent the day trying to catch fish, many of them failing with complete success.
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  • 106 11 A Burglar writes as follows: May I ap* peal to people who are considering openings for their sons not to put them in the burglary profession, which is already much overcrowded? It is already hard enough for us hard-working burglars to make an honest living. Furthermore, it
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 1005 11 1 >CXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX t HAD TO CUT I CHmjAIR I Eruptions of Wet Nature J on Scalp. Cuticura Healed. I “Follow Tie Man Who Knows.” 1 wiĔSEA T and she got little sleep during the night QI OME people prefer to buy their OWn experience* She had to stay home from
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    • 337 11 TIME TO THINK OF YOUR X’n,as Needs VN e are making a special display of X’mas and New Y< ar needs, Dainty i’erfumery, Toilet Sets a d other Boudoir necessities, including imported brands, invites your inspection. We are confident we can please you. 15 We also carry a full range
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  • 669 12 MUCH TO BE SAID FOR BOTH. EXCELLENT GAMES. Reviving Association’s Faded Glories. Last season an effort teas begun by the Amateur Football Association and the leading amateur football club, the Corinthians, to revive the faded glories of the. Association game in the schools. Very
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • 394 12 KPM Royal Packet Navigation Company. [lncorporated in Holland] Telephone I'o 582. Telegrams:— Paketvaart.” t VTF.VDED steamed To sail FAILING for Bagan Si Api Api, Batavia, Cheribon, Semarang and Soerabaya. Belawan Deli, Langsa, Idi, Lho-Seumawe, Sigli, Ok heli, Sabang, Tjalang, Meulaboh, Singkel, Sibolga, Goenoeng-bitoli, Lahewa, Nako-Eil Seroniboe, I elok Dak ni,
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    • 236 12 T LET Public Holidays. Compound House No. 12 V. rmont Road. Eo..y tr.m i.. J.na.r, 1930. For rent The Exchange Banks and o;h-r uarlicularB, please apply at No. 24, Light s ntt. will be closed on Wednes- k da y« and Thursday, DecetnbOK SALE. ber 25 anJ 26 1929 Wokeley
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    • 384 12 Christmas Presents AT “THE GEORGETOWN.’’ Christmas draws close, awakening in every heart the desire to give. We have just received from London and Paris a beautiful selection of choice qfts suitable for Christinas Presents. For Ladies 9 Solid Silver and "ortoisesh dl Shingle Sets Uontiinimr two brushes with best quality
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 65 12 di» I in am tltif fe" To-Night Till Sunday 22nd AT 915 PM. EMPIRE NEWS COLUMBIA PICTURES present The’ Great Melodrama THE FALSE ALARM Followed by The Funniest Film f Ihe Yrar “SIMPLE -IS” with LOUISE FAZENDA a CLYDE OOK (Tt e Funnies: Cou.edy A Liundry C medy Full Of
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  • 326 13 ENGLISH AND GERMAN. “Atlantic” Triumph For Englishman. A TLANTIC —the mamZW moth talking film which British International Pictures made this year—was shown recently to a private audience at the Regal, Marble Arch, W. It is the first bi lingual film which has yet been made
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  • 177 13 SYMPHONY OF SCENT AND COMPLEXION. My lady’s scents must harmonise with her complexion I T rat is the latest dictum of fashion. L ght flower perfumes are the most suitable for blondes,’’ said a perfumier, while brunettes are revealed to better advantage with the heavier perfumes of
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  • 188 13 431 LETTERS IN A DAY. Whimsical Walker, the famous clown, whois ill at Hull with bronchitis, showed recently a press representative a batch of 431 letters which the postman had just left. He has had letters from peers, clergymen, lawyers, artists, and from scores of little children,
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  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • 372 13 ImMl Best lish ■d"’* "FOX Manufactured Bv HONLTK, Limited, Portslade, ENGLAND. fltophon works wonders JrS, T\ >4 7 LZJvgg* 7 ik A 1 I JuR I J I Xl \vi {particularly when one considers how obstinate rheumatism and aout often are even to the most careful treatment. It is with
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    • 214 13 flow and for fFCII '(pime. Few people realise the part which ‘‘4711” Eau de C ologne plays in v Vevery condition of- our daily life. A I* lB use kh e morning toilet leaves one with that refreshing sense of M bl cleanliness and well-being that acts -11 tZ K
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  • 253 14 FRAUD PROOF ROOM. Cameras to Snap “Spirits.” A 21 -year-old Austrian motor-mechanic named Rudi Schneider, who has been described as the greatest spiritualistic medium in the world, I arrived in London recently. HE has agrcßci to submit to a seiies of weekly seances, ut der tl-e
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  • 118 14 HEALTH” WINb PRIZE. In a ballot competition conducted by the National Union of Students among its members throughout the Universities of England and Wales, the following was the order of importance voted for the various attributes conducive to a happy life. 1. A sound consti- 8. Brilliant
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  • 81 14 No Red Daily For London. POOR RESPONSE TO APPEAL FOR FUNDS. The Communist, Mr. Harry Pollitt told an interviewer that he had no knowledge of the reported offer to the British Communist Party of a grant of £55,000 from the Communist International to enable the former to publish a ommunist
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  • Page 14 Advertisements
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    • 100 14 The Best Remedy for WGESIWI is tae one that removes the cause. Indigestion u nearly always due to excess stomach acid which ferments food, causes paintul gas to form and finauj attacks the delicate stomach lining. Leutraiise this acid and you remove the cause Bisurated Magnesia does this quickly, safely
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    • 353 15 PKAy Not Was it Tennyson who claimed, or propounded afresh, that behind every scientific 4 achievement and through every age, some unchanging purpose runs The development of transport facilities during the last half century has, or would seem Jo have as its mainspring and unending purpose," the {improvement of the
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    • 1343 16 IHE BLUE FUNNEL LINE -m, INTENDED SAILINGS FROM PENANG. WEEKLY SERVICE, LONDON N. CONTINENT. "*S£j£|SSSS3 IDOMENEUS Dec. 25 London. Rotterdam and Hamburg. PATROCLUS Dec. 31 Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Glasgow. ORESTES Jan. 8 London. Rotterdam and Hamburg. DIOMED Jan. 16 Marsalles, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. PHEMIUS Jan, 22 London. Rotterdam
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