Malayan Saturday Post, 18 December 1926

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    25 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED 1 ALAYA'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY \v v^J 11 NO 48 DECEMBER 18. 1926. PRICE 2O CENT 3*
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      90 1 I By Special \jajSsfeL>|^ Appointment w To His Majesty The Ki™4 oi Siam 8 PRESENTS MAKE HOMES HAPPY! Remember!— CHRISTMAS IS DRAWING NlGH— Remember! I SELECT A SUITABLE tt*T IN UMB H i^*>^ FOX DEAE ONES FAI AND NEAK B i SINGAPORE. W C UIU A VEXAtiG. 1 I Sole
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      346 2 BIBBY LINE. with through connection from frngapore and Ptoang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Herefordshire Dec. 30 Oxfordshire (i^D Jan. Gloucestershire <ioa7> Jan. U Uncaaliire Feb. Pasaact Rates include train fares to Port of Qmbarkation. f on SINGAPORE or PENANG to LONDON. CINGLE 20.00 RETURN (WITHIN 2 YEARS) £47 |«.«?>-«> SPECIAL 4 MONTHS
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  • The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED
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      WIT AND HUMOUR.
      555 3 With tears m her tfta wo 6 i sniile, the fair young thing dng to him as they stood on the pbllunß. "My darling," she cried, "promise that you'll never forget all about me when you're away, and that you'il write to me from every town you
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      251 3 Even a connoisseur of good things would soon tire of a steady diet ot Champagne and Caviare. But the connoisseur of Tea never tires of the fine flavour and aroma of GOLD LEAF Tea. In the homes of people who know what is really good and insist on having it,
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      136 3 FOR Drugs. Patent Medicines, Perfumerier., Surgical Instruments and Appliances at rock-bottom prices. please uider direct from Sincere Dispensary, Limited. Incorporated m Singftporel 48-2, Hill Street. Telegrtphic Address "SINCERE" Branch:— ll Chulia Street. Telegrphic Address "KEWSUTONG" Wholesale and Retail Suppliers to Estates. Hospitalt. Dispensaries and Mines. We assure prompt execution of
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      85 4 S fcT^"., nuuuvmmilA I" CM *▼HM I I C 1 fl 111/ ll^l ♦■♦IrtliT^ I Ti Hi J^3 wLI I 111 1 1 1 Cf I I I lI^M Asparagus! I Obtainable from I I ii I! All Provision Stores ;'j jj KATZ BROTHERS LIMITED j| (I DISTRIBUTORS W I
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      64 4 6 "Revolution m Clocks BULLE-CLOCKS g are ELECTRICALLY driven. g ft ONCE PUT IN POSITION D NO WINDING U H NO ATTENDANCE H FOR 10 YEARS H A large variety at all better^ fl Watch-dealers. H ~/^fi^^" I I* Costs Nothing q /^lO 2^« to inspect them, Wholesale only from
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    107 5 Photos by AN [XSPIRATION TO OUR MEDICAL STUDENTS! '1": ■r« Knights— Sir David Galloway, Sir Ronald k<»s and Sir Malcolm W'aty n at the Medical C< Ikge entrance. The lord Bishop of London, the Right Rev. Arthur Foley \rmnMgton-Ingrani called -it the White House and was received by President Goohdge.
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      197 7 j CARLSBERG BEER B THE BEST, jCHj Obtainable from all dealers p||||P and by the case from Wm The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. Sole importers ill Car, Train or Boat journey I i 81 unnecessarily trying. Many J| thousands of fastidious women regard the handy bottle of "4711 "as
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      46 7 /MYJ 1 WEAKNESS, Jr k <:— A J DEBILITY AN/EMIA deschlens' Syrup of Harmoilobin 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 OBTAINABLE FROM ALL LEADING DISPRNSARIBS.
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    SPARKLES.
    764 8 being smiles of the week. B$ "Quiz." Something attempted, little done, Lots of bile and not very much fun Alas! fee the Scheme my guile had spun, Whereto their Highnesses' smiles I'd won Bat the Press barraged with every gun, Sue- the "P. G."— that valiant one—: While Tnofficials
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      164 8 \^^^^^S^^Wf%i^ "^^^k. TDANC DAPTI7TP ?\/'\tfc^^^^^ V^c#^ i africa \_^j^; 1 K AN b— PAtIFIC jmm* DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE mBEmI Excellent Accommodations— Superior Service FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS EUROPE-ROUND-THE-WORLD. j FEATURES. ROUND THE WORLD. PrSISSt aSaMS FORTN,GHTLY «o MARSEILLES and NEW YORK Q{[ BURNERS NQ SMQKE pSIIISInT S?S?.ELD j via Penang. Colombo. Port
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      28 8 VISIT H. EARLINGTON IJI THE HOME OF DELICASIES." A I SPECIALIST I GROCER N rt WINE rii SPIRIT A MERCHANT* N B C, High Street, Singapore. PHONE 3546.
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    THE HOUSE OF CRIMSON SHADOWS.
    3242 9  -  11. DE VERE STACPOOLE. OUR SERIAL STORY. A Thrilling Romance of the East. By (Author of "The Blue Lagoon," "Men. Women, Beasts," "Gates of Morning," etc.) In a l>ar at Kagaaaki, Stunner and Nefert, meet Kit K«.i n.ih.ni. a dare devil, and tell him of
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      242 9 THE O VERSE A -CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. V lncorporated m the S.S.J HEAD OFFICE: lINGAPORE 62-63, CHULIA BT. Tel. Nos. 3170 and 3171. BRANCHES KUALA LUMPUR, PENaNG, KOTA BHARU, (KELANTAN), RANGOON, DJAMBI AND AMOY. AGENCIES. IPOH, DELI, HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI. CAPITAL \uthorised $20,000,000 saved $10,500,000 Paid-up 5»25o,ooo Reserve Liability of
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      31 10 FOR HIGH GRADE PHOTOGRAPHS One that yon can show or give to your relatives and friends, with a great deal of satisfaction and pride GO TO LEE BROTHERS 48-5. Hill Street.
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      127 10 FOR LADIES. Hair Oil Bedak Sari Hair Lotion Penawar Hair Cream Bedak Virgin Hair Washing Bedak Pagi Soup Sore Essence Bedak Melati Bateck Table Doeyong Cloth Bedak Dewah Kaen Batecks Dupah Kabaya Nonyas Makassar Cholli Dupah Haroem Blakang Cholli Penganten Rose Water Dupah Dewah Bedak Sari Fancy Slippers, Boenga Etc.
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    MUSSOLINI, SAVIOUR OR TYRANT ?
    2043 11 MUSSOLINI, SAVIOUR OR TYRANT Tin Si > ihili>t-TitnnJ-I\i><.i<t, who it \uU Dict*t*i m tin Kingdom oi Hah. N<> other living statesman arouses so much interest and curiosity, not m hi^ country alone, but throughout the world, as the Prime Minister of Italy. The recent unsuccessful attempts 00 his life have
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      603 11 Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO. OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated m Holland.) LTNDBR CONTRACT WITH THR NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT. Telephone No. 3640 with sub-connections to:— Manager's Desk, Asst. Manager's Desk, Marine Supt., General Freight Dept., Claims Dept., Accountant, Providing Dept. and Passage Dept. REPRESENTATIVE for Singapore and Straits Settlement* of
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      99 12 I Our Singapore Shipyards i I are completely staffed by Europeans and are m a position to supply your every requirement if you contemplate building a Passenger Launch, Cabin Cruiser, Speed Boat or Shallow Draught Vessel. All the experience of Thornycroft engineers (which is the pooled knowledge of over 60
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      71 12 THE WISE TRAVELLER nevei >ttuts uj*>n a journey without hftVMf I laxative medicine ill hlb l>ag. Small iUid dainty, &d packed in lwuxlv little vial*, Pitikette^ are tlie j^rtect ti-a veiling O0M|MMUO* ot tlii> nature ejisuring tieedoni tioiu const i]»;iti«vii, liver attacks, bilioiiwieee, sick heathu'he, i»iuitymg the breath and aiding
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    412 13 General Booth is expected to arrive iv London on Christmas Day, and ICCeptkMl is being arranged to take place m the Albert Hall on Tuesday, December 28. v.. Tom Ciarkc, w!-0 Wll at <>ne t,,- 1 a junior teporUr on the South c 1 Morning Post and,
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    THE CARE OF THE CHILD.
    425 13 I M nui.ioi.ty of chilli. >,\ ailm< tioin defect! m th,. digvttiyc ]»i<.<-.'v>^ ;,,,<1 neglect oi the bowelfc It i> obvious thai Am »^wyn< m■ndiei applicable to admta m unsuitable km tli*- very young. Simfplicitv v the keynote <»t t ht-i;»i»3' •i- applied t<» children.
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      137 13 f -.'v t/v The return of your favourite Actress POLA NEGRI j IN THE CHARMER From Henry Baerlein's famous novel "MARIPOSA" A Sydney Olcott Production !IF THEY */£JBnKm* THEY ARE j I ARE :^r^l3* T_H EBE ST. j Dentistry MOST UP-TO-DATE METHOD. SPECIALITIES IN CROWN BRIDGE WORK. O. JITT SIANG
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    The Malayan Saturday Post. December 18,1926. FEDERAL CHANGES.
    313 14 The Malayan Saturday Post. December 18,1926. FEDERAL CHANGES. The remarkable fact lias to be recorded that important progressive changes are to be effected m the [Constitution oi the Federal Council on the initiative of H.E. the High Commissioner, Sir Laurence Guillemard. Generally such changes m the constitution of a legislative
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    EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.
    406 14 At the last m**ing of the Council Mr. tag Oiik tftng aiscd thc (|llcS ti<»n of thc inciva.se of >chool ftei and the lack ol a track school tor Singapore. In his reply the Director of Kducatioii stressed tlie fact that the hon. nonber hftd §*»d for a
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    PLANTING POLITICS.
    208 14 Mr. H. X. T. Cummins, at the meeting of the Planters' Association o Malaya the other day, expresset resentment again>t newspaper criticim of the Association on the ground that it concentrated too much on petty parochial preoccupations," and did not ripi with the much greater and more vital
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    K. L.'S HOUSING PROBLEM.
    238 14 Recent llflwumwir discussion of the hooting shortage m Kuala Lumpur has had I spcx<ly effect, m that a Commission is to inquire into the conditions. The Hoo'ble Mr. A. Bailey, with a commendable realisation that public opinion had been aroused m the matter and demanded that
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    HOTEL ACCOMMODATION.
    271 14 HOTEL ACCOMMODATION. A Singapore oontesnporaiy has recently called attention to the faults and failings of the Station Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. We have had con>i<lerable experience of the amenities (> i that hotel and while we cannot associate OOndvei with all the scathing remarks of our contemporary, we are bound to
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      293 14 ADELPHI HOTEL SINGAPORE. TEA DANCES Every Tuesday 5.30—7.30. AFTER DINNER DANCES Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA Every Sunday Evening. Telephone: 937—938. Telegrams: Adelphi. ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., Harry H. Willies, Maturing Director. MAKE YOUR DREAM OF SUCCESS TRUE. Some day, yon hope, you will ooupv a good position—
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      24 14 Convalescent? Saratocjen.owir.g to its two constituents albumin ani phosphorus will rebuild your health and energy m an :.m2r-n^ly short SANATOCEN The True Tonic Food.
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    THE AFTERMATH.
    269 15 The ea\d of the prolonged coal stoppage is surely a time to take sto-k of the hapj>enings of the irast few months and to enquire closely as to the utility or futility of strikes. In this particular instance nothing has been nined and very much has been lost
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    THE ENGLISH SUNDAY.
    301 15 PORTENTS OF "A SPIRITUAL CATASTROPHE." (Jnte the title, "The Pusing 01 Lord's I>ay?" the Bishop of Durham m The Bishopric refien at woe length to the growing tendency towards the secularization of Sunday, and M*S down some considerations which he o nsiders 11 both weighty and relevant."
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      279 15 Christmas Gifts FOR Churchpeople Mowbray's Christmas Cards. Packet containing 16 pieces, assorted, Choice and Artistic Card> and Calendars, speria.lly selected, as follows:— 2 X'mas Csj Is, at 30 Cts. each, 60 cts. 2 X'mas Cards, at 20 cts. each, 40 cts. 2 X'mas Cards, at 16 cts. each, :*0 cts.
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      189 15 THE AUSTIN SEVEN I THE LITTLE CAR 1 I THAI HAS BIG CAR PERFORMANCE I THE STANDARD TOURER Price now $1450. BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. Avoid Artificial Stimulants I THEY accomplish the exact opposite of the effect desired. How often a person asks for a cup of coffee "to brace himself
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    IB ENGLISH SUNDAY
    178 16 (Continued from po<ie iSj tnent from the Bible has largely lott relevance. In arguing the case for the maintenance of the national tradition of Lord's Day observance, I would banish from the discussion as strictly irrelevant every religious consideration, and consider the subject solely on the ground
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    CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS TREAT 1926.
    157 16 A Ctlriitlliai Treat for the Children j <.f the Ifleaben d the Congregation of the Church of St. Joseph will be held m the Victoria Theatre and Memorial Hall, on Thundajr, y*b December, [926 at 6-30 p.m. and Tickets for Children will be issued free on
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      98 16 VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV7 V Nanik Store I BOMBAY SILK MERCHANTS. I 2 ALL KINDS OF CURIOS LATEST DESIGNS SILKS t FINEST HATS t AT LOWEST PRICES. I <. t INSPECTION KINDLY INVITED t <* 81. NO=?TH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE. t VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVW*J*»H«*J»»J«^ <■ ii< m m i» m >*« JL Just Received MWk
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    SPORT OF THE WEEK.
    1078 17  -  "Argus/ ♦> .> A MALAYAN REVIEW. A f By Negri Scnibilan made sure of their api>earance, for the second time, m the Malaya Cup ***** final, by visiting Malacca on Saturday and defeating the local side by the comfortable margin of 10 point! to 3— Malacca
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      221 17 ig ASSETS OVER 56.500.0 M B.C. .BSURANCE ,N FORCE OVER mmm. 1 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SfTUIMENTSI. W HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. W The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with
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    WHAT YOUTH THINKS.
    546 18 V.M.C.A. WORLD INQUIRY. DEMAND FOR SEX EDUCATION. Discipline Based on Respect. What does youth think of the world a* it is, ;.ml what would it do with if Aiis is the- question that the Voting Men's Christian Association Ita young nun and l*>vs of all ages SA<
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    RAGS AND RUBIES.
    325 18 A PEER'S IDIOSYNCRASIES. Old Clothes and Fine Jewels. Douglas Ainslic describes m" Adventuret Social and Literary" (T. Fisher (Jnwin) that wonderful old p*tge the Marquis of Clanrioarde, whose acquaintance he made through mutual friend, Charlei Edward Jerninghain Qanricarde's costume (he writes) was ai wonderful as himself, which
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    ECONOMIC APHORISMS.
    156 18 Mr. George \V. Gouch, the wellknown writer on economics, is the author of The Economic Consequences of Socialism (Philip Allan, ss. 6d. net). Reviewing the book, the Yorkshire Evening N*WS says: It is unusual m an economic work to find aphorisms. Here arc some picked haphazardly. The book
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    A NEW DISH.
    231 18 Chrysanthemum Petals as a Salad. Chrysanthemums, the last but plentiful flowers of the year, arc likely to find an even increased popularity now that their edibility lias been discovered. A salad made entirely of chrysanthemum petals accompanied one of the dishes that was served at the farewell
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    THE WOULD-BE
    135 18 GARDENER. I cannot work on cold days, I cannot work on wet, I cannot work when snow is on the ground, Not if it hails or thunders, or rains or blows, nor yet If there are any snails or |ltl£l around. I cannot work when languid, when faint,
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      342 18 S 11/ /ML. -I i )mk^^ V^ tir I f X. 'Ail pj¥< WHEN EVERY NOISE -GETS ON YOUR NERVES." You Are Nearing The Breaking Point And Your Urgent Need Is Tonic Treatment Through The Blood When you have BO tar Lot* control it ii just this treatment that Dr.
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    DIFFICULT DAUGHTERS OF TO-DAY.
    749 19  -  EVA HOPE WALLACh PROBLEMS MODERN MOTHERS MUST FACE. By Who says the modern girl pi, fntireh' new fyroblemt to her pattnt<, but is nevertheless sound at htatt. It was comparatively easy for our grandparents fco bring 'up their twelve or fifteen children. They could always obtain
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    THE GRAMOPHONE PROBLEM.
    437 19 EDISON'S "LONG-PLAYING" DEVICE. Ribbon Records. Tlie news from America that Mr. Edison has devised a "long-playing" gramophone record is full of interest and hope for all graophone-users who have experienced "that sinking feeling" on observing the piles of records accumulating m or out of their cabinets. The
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      122 19 NIKKO HOUSE ART CURIOS STORE, 4 Battery Road, Sinagpore. GENUINE SATSUMA WARES BY KINKOZAN, TEA AND COFFEE SETS IN REAL KUTANI AND PORCELAIN, SILK LAMP SHADES, TORTOISE SHELL WORKS, CULTIVATION PEARLS, DAMASCENES, FLOWER VASES AND OTHER ORNAMENTS IN CLOISONNE. E. Kato's Sketches m Water Colours Homes, Estates, Etc,,— Executed to
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    FAULTS OF THE ENGLISHMAN.
    520 20 THE NATIONAL IDEAL OF A GENTLEMAN. "I think the theory of national character lias been can led 100 far," said IVan Tn^c-, Breaking m the Bishopagate Institute, "but there is a national diameter, both m our own country and m Others. Ther* arc certain characteristic which
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    MUSIC TEACHER
    20 20 MRS. H. BBEST, Inquiries and full particulars may be obtained from Messrs. The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Singapore.
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    CHILD OF 7 AND A BRACELET.
    261 20 SHOULD SHE WEAR IT AT SCHOOL Yialet Burton, aged 7, of Weal i\>ker, has raised a national question Should a child be allowed to wear jewellery .it ichooU West Cokef 1- a village 3 miles from Yeovil, Somerset, and the question, which began there
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    NEW INDIAN DAILY.
    122 20 A new daily newspaper, the Indian National Herald, edited by Mr. Benjamin Horniman, made its appearance It announces that it will advocate the cause of Indian freedom an 3 the equitable distribution of the wealth of the country among the people producing it. Mr. Horniman, after being
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    CANTON SURPRISE.
    62 20 MILITARY ACTION AGAINST STRIKERS. CHAIRMAN ARRESTED. Seamen's Union Leader Detained At Headquarters. Much significance is attached to the arrest, by the highest military authority m Canton, of the chairman of the Executive of the Strike Committee Mr. So Shiu-ching and four other delegates who have all along had
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      743 20 THE GREATEST AND MOST BENEFICENT DISCOVERY. J» TUBERCULOSIS, PHTHISIS AND CON- 1* pr SUMPTION AND ASTHMA OVER- V.S THROWN-ROOTED OUT OF THE ..iS-rMr. SYSTEM. s*JT *> SUFFERERS FROM THE ABOVE R^l^T^l DISEASES NEED NOT DESPAIR. v R^jJi^dMbJ^B A SPECIFIC that gives a new lease of life .*> 5w3<«PV \*jf* to
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    YOUNG GORDON SELFRIDGE.
    315 21 PHEAD OF BUSINESS AT 26. lattice boy, packer, delivery vanman, shop-assistant, departmental manager, director, and finally managing director of a company with a capital of £3,3oo,ooo— this, by the age of 26, is the record of Mr. Hatty iicrdon Selfridgc, inn., whose appointment as managing director of
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    WHEN ONE DREAMS?
    321 21 "What are dreams?" Mr. J °7. Wickwar m Dreams What They Are and What They Mean" (Jarrold and 9oaa), sets out his theory of tie mystery of dreams Dreamiug he explains by likening the brain to a sensitised plat* used m photography. This plate is so made
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    WHAT CHILDREN READ.
    223 21 Tlic tastes of boys ami girls m the matter of literature is always a subject of interest, and still more m a bOTOdgfl such as Hethnal Green. A very illuminating census has just been taken by Mr. Radcliffe, the librarian of Bethnal Green, who has discovered that
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    A POISONING STORY.
    216 21 Told by Lord Birkenhead. Discussing the question "Should {Doctor Tell?" m his book "Points of Yk\v" (Hodder and Stoughton), Lord Birkenhcad tells the following interesting stoiy A doctor, m the coarse of his attendance upon sick man, found that the patient's wife, apparently m great <listre>s at
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      296 21 'EVINRUDES WIN AGAIN! IN THE OPEN RACES HELD AT JOHORE FOR BOATS EQUIPPED WITH ANY MAKE OF OUTBOARD MOTOR IN HONOUR OF H.H. THE SULTAN'S BIRTHDAY, ON I9TH AND 20TH SEPTEMBER, 1926, THE RESULTS WERE AS FOLLOWS I First Day's Race. Second Day's Race. Ist EVINRUDE 4 H.P. Ist EVINRUDE
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      270 22 BIDE I WILLYS OVERLAND |W t 1^ AY UNL MOTOR f \RS FOUR SIX CYLINDER. J^j. U V IwJk >. lj g% price S/450 TO ***** F.O.ff. Singapore. wfjm^m^^^mS) v^^^^^S'' T^auSS L mmSo« R pmNC -"ipoh^ L C s />oea/ts //v b/ito p»w»r a mu/»w.- johore motors t i i
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    148 23 I &3 Phot Bink and bridegroom. Bridal Group. Tlk- Wedding of Mr. John Chee Kong Fah, eldest son of Mr. Mrs. Chee Chin Hean, and Miss Alice Cheah Phaik I.an, eldest daughter of Mr. Mrs. Cheah Loon Ghee was i sed at the Roman Catholic Church, Tank Road, on 6th
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    88 24 Photo by The boys of the Government English School, Kuala Kangsar n\ caw an entertainment at the Scb «1 Annual lii/^ i stributlon rhotos by Koturt A'i Studio. Team of "A" Cfcy. Johore Military Forces— winners of Warren Shield with a total < f score < f ,> n 7.
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    QUIET HOUR.
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