Malayan Saturday Post, 4 February 1928
1928-02-04
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Malayan Saturday Post
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Title Section22 1928-02-04 1 The Malayan Saturday Post ILLUSTRATED MALAY'S LEADING PICTURE PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY l/OL. I/. A/O. 3 FEBRUARY 4. 1928. PRICE 20 CENTS22 words
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Advertisement184 1928-02-04 1 i SINGAPORE riANO Cf; fumes mt. I BEST VALUE j MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS < By Special Appointment I T H S Ma J esty l!.!^® The King of Siam MAGNIFICIENT JEWELLERY j j DIAMOND NECKLACES WfW JX^SBl^^wS\_ *kS__sß*. DIAMOND BRACELETS 1 PENDANTS EARRINGS LOCKETS For CHINESE NEW YEAR IN 1 EXCLUSIVE184 words
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Advertisement11 1928-02-04 1 simamf piano c». '.tmiarm. silt**- i FOI GRAMOPHONES: i i RECORDS11 words
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Advertisement505 1928-02-04 2 BIBBY LINE. through connection from Singapore .and Penang. HOMEWARD SAILINGS Herefordshire Feb. 23 Shropshire May .7 Gloucestershire Mar. 8 Herefordshire May 31 Oxfordshire Mar. 15 Gloucestershire June 14 Lancashire Mar. 22 Oxfordshire June 28 Cheshire Apr. 5 Lancashire Ju 7 12 Yorkshire Apr. 19 Cheshire July 26 Leicestershire May 3505 words
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Article605 1928-02-04 3 Film Actress (to husband) "Cook has taken an intense dislike to you, dear. I do hope I shan't have to get rid of you "Tht stupidest people m my opinion are those who answer everything you say w ith a question." "Do you think >o "W'Jiat could605 words
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Advertisement155 1928-02-04 3 WHEN BUYING TEA, BE GUIDED BY THE MASSES AND GET THE TEA THAT HAS FOUND UNISAL FAVOUR WITH A DISCRIMINATING PUBLIC. "GOLD LEAF' TEA ,S OFFERED YOU TO-DAY WITH THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE THAT NO BETTER VALUE CAN BE SECURED ANYWHERE IN THIS TEA, YOU WILL FIND ALL YOUR DREAMS OF155 words
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Advertisement144 1928-02-04 3 CHEMICALS PATENT MEDICINES REDUCED IN PRICE GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. WE ASSURE YOU SATISFACTION, Please write for our price list SINCERE DISPENSARY LTD. 48-2, HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. JUST ARRIVED FROM FOOCHOW. GENUINE SHEN SHAO AN'B GOLD LACQUER WARES. THE GEM PHARMACY. 63, North Bridge Road. TT^^mm i ii* S144 words
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Advertisement164 1928-02-04 4 t SOMETHING NEW f I _^_> U*k m *o '"i V*" mb\*t Mr IT J#* JTfeff/ Jenjperance J)rint\ j J THE LANCET referring to Kola stated: I It occupies a position between cocoa and tea, containing the nutritive properties of the former, with the caffeine of the T latter." Is164 words
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Article, Illustration162 1928-02-04 5 L.ws of Mr Wise ami Mr. Franklin were broken and partially ivd the headland. v asnca away m the fl.axls of 1936—27 when the Jelai and the Tembelin* rivers washed Imi erected a new headstone to Mr. Wise's niemorv162 words
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Article, Illustration146 1928-02-04 6 .ml Mrs Worthing**, the wife of the British Resident, is on H. E. s right and Mr. Mnuauurai. 1 resident Sm H„,h is seated nth from ht wearin, ag la, id Mr .U it V. of146 words
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Advertisement393 1928-02-04 7 S CARLSBERG BEER /jR> I THE BEST. XvSl WMNESS I V- p— <fl DEBHiTT Obtainable from all dealers v4_IJC I and by the case from A il IE M I A I r H II /till I H I TheEast Asiatic Co.. Ltd. DESC iiiENS' I Singapore. Syrup of Haemoglobin393 words
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905 1928-02-04 8 SPARKLES. BEING SMILES OF THE WEEK. By Quiz.' When 11jn Excellency first arrived id IDalaya I found it necessary to give a timely warning to our Editors, that a mnnbe. ot years previously Sir llu^li had mad. it known that lv considered them a more or lev. pestilential crowd, scorned905 words
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Advertisement326 1928-02-04 8 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*>♦♦♦__>♦_>♦_>♦♦♦♦_>♦♦ a v TRENGGANU PRODUCTS I aj II c invite your enquiries on the x A a following A a a Silk Sarongs, Brassware (Barang- a Barang Tembaga Puteh), Rattan, Damar, Hides, Shark Fins, Etc. •> a X MAIL ORDER INSTITUTE, t {l:\port Pepartmtnt\ A Sub-. I gents wanted everywhere.326 words
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Article1145 1928-02-04 9 NORMAN PENLEY - NORMAN PENLEY NEW SERIAL STORY by CHAPTER XXV. Nairn In His Kingdom. enjoying a substantial ill's tastes were relatively sim- was the only luxury which himself. And the luxury kntal rather than the rerate choice. lined to have hi* mind divis many business interest! irritations, and thus1,145 words
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Article1584 1928-02-04 9 If, on her return from Canada some fortune-teller had told Pamela that she w.-nld spend a week at Russell Nairn's flat, she would have laughed with that infectious heartiness for which she WSfl famous among her friends. Yet it was thus. For six days she saw nothing of1,584 words
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Advertisement83 1928-02-04 9 V%- V%• V V •> vv v vv V V V •>•.-•>♦ •> •J. v v f COINCIDENCE I alon^ will not explain why State Express ciuarettrs a r e inevitably selected by all j. <• smokers of discrimination. f •> M unparall* led, unvarying quality <• which has maintained83 words
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Advertisement409 1928-02-04 10 "Town cafe j IDEAL SITUATION AT 35 RAFFLES QUAY t I CATERERS FOR CLUBS, ASSOCIATIONS I AND PICNIC PARTIES WE SUPPLY t t ICE-CREAM, MILK, ft CAKES, COFFEE, j MMM_ifet, TEA. CHOCOLATES AND |NDIAN FOOD I r^^ best. -a^r. .2^ mWmrvmW^Br We have now obtained I m _|__H_i Hflfca-a-^ *.4___M_E_^_H409 words
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Advertisement109 1928-02-04 11 PARAMOUNT. PRESENTS )Aa ANOTHER )f TREMENDOUS if SUPER-PRODUCTION E THE ft k BLIND GODDESS" j j. BY ALL ODDS THE MOST DYNAMICALLY DRAMATIC X THEME EVER FILMED COMING! J f ALHAMBRA j r WATCH FOR k SCREENING DATE! »T fr IF ITS A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Z IT'S THE BEST SHOW109 words
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Advertisement217 1928-02-04 11 I Give The Children I i 1 J j A Delightful Evening I I mmmmmmmm .iM^ 1 I I PATHE (Malaya) Ltd j 72, OHCIIAHD ROAD, t \M rl II IJ 1 jl SUPPLY THE PROJECTING MACHINE AND I A PROGRAMME OF FILMS SPECIALLY 1 SELECTED FOR CHILDREN. I 1217 words
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2433 1928-02-04 12 HIS EXCELLENCY SIR HUGH CLIFFORD AT KUALA LIPIS. RECEPTION BY THE THE TAMIL COMMUNITY. His Excellency the High Couwnisionc Sir Hugh Clifford, M.C.S., G.C.M.G. G.B.E. was the guest of honour ai garden party given by the Tamil Con; inunity of Kuala Lipis on Friday the ttl January 102S at the2,433 words
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Advertisement49 1928-02-04 12 The most modern of motor cars, the new Buick for 1928 contains every feature that makes for the riding ease of its passengers. Among these are specially de- j signed springs, Lovejoy oil-cushion shock-absorbers, 1 tilted, form- fitting seats and deep, soft upholstery. i DEALERS IN ALL CITIES J49 words
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Article, Illustration409 1928-02-04 13 Cat and the Canary director Employs Weird Tricks ng "The Cat and the Canary. g iuw m the film rendition of nystery play is offered m the of "The Cat and the ivhich will be screened m r< shortly. At the head of an h katures Laura La Plante, the409 words
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77 1928-02-04 13 HOW THEY DO THINGS IN AMERICA. WHOLESALE BURGLARY. 32 Shops Entered. Thirty-two ihopS m the principal thoroughfares m Gnlesbnrgh (Illinois), were broken into and robbed on the night of Dec. Ji. Every variety of establishment was entered, and all kinds of goods were removed. A week ago, 12 shops were77 words
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Article144 1928-02-04 13 1 Militia Take Charge. In South Pittsburgh (Tennessee militiamen are keeping order to-day (Dec. 2b) after six officers of the law have been shot dead and a score of others wounded m a pitched battle between the country and city police. j The clash resulted from a144 words
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Article132 1928-02-04 13 Unique Circumstances. A unique and well-planned and execut- ed robbery occurred m Chicago, on Dec. X_, resulting m the loss of So,ooo doli lars from theßavenswood National Bank. i Seven robbers invaded the home of the paying teller late at night on the pretext that they were132 words
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Article156 1928-02-04 13 t Proposed Film Colony. 1 After rive years of work, Ludwig 1 Blattner, who recently acquired the 1 British film rights of "Jew Suss" an- Horaces that he has perfected a scheme to create a British Hollywood He has acquired 400 acres m the neighbourhood of Klstree (Hertfordshire),156 words
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Article159 1928-02-04 13 Support From Lord Sinha. Lord Sinha has expressed his entire disagreement with the resolutions urging a boycott of the Statutory Commission. He was convinced, said Lord Sinha, that the Indian National Congress and Indian Liberal Federation had misunderstood the procedure indicated by the Prime Minister. The talk of159 words
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Article85 1928-02-04 13 J i Increase for 1926. It is announced that the number of millionaires m the United States m 1926 J totalled 225, representing an increase of 21 over 1025. The number of persons with incomes m excess of 5,0 >,000 doi- lars each increased from seven to 1485 words
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Article120 1928-02-04 13 Siege Lasts 16 Hours. Typical of the hardened class of criminal who is terrorising Shanghai, a Chinese armed kidnapper was killed on Jan. ;th following a 10-hour siege m an attic house m the International Settlement. He repelled single-handed 50 police and British soldiers, of the Northamptonshire Regiment,120 words
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Article150 1928-02-04 13 'Plane For Parochial Work. nj Costing £800, a De Havilland Moth jn aeroplane will be landed at Melbourne I 1 this week for use by the Rev. Leonard J 1 Daniels m his country parish m New. I J South Wales m March. Mr. Daniel^ II who held150 words
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Advertisement42 1928-02-04 13 lf*^^^'* a *»***&^-*2m^' MmmmTmWa Hx Ww Y^~^^. m\\t :^Tfr* V __JB {dnjinenfal BALLOON TYRES I GIVE I THE BEST SERVICE 1 SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR MALAYA I SIME, DARBY COMPANY, LIMITED, J SINGAPORE, MALACCA, PENANG, IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR, [I SEREMBAN AND MUAR. jrl42 words
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Advertisement366 1928-02-04 14 a, •> I I "THE MAXARD RAZORS" 1 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm j I (German Make) i^_._._._._l_._._^__tf^ I 2 Skilled craftsmen have produced m the "MAXARD RAZOR" the I X finest shaving edge m the world. This Razor is prepared by the j j finest "Silver Steel," scientifically tempered, ground and polished.366 words
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Advertisement396 1928-02-04 14 ON READING THE j BIBLE i j When the King of England is iorwned at Westminster Abbey, a Bible is placed m his hands i Wiik these Words:—" We present j unto you this Book, the most j j valuable thing this world t aflord.s. Here is wisdom, this U396 words
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Article, Illustration121 1928-02-04 15 KceUency the Governor, Chief Scout, taking the salute. Behind His icy are Mr. E. A. Brown, the President of the Association and Mr. F. C. h M.8.X., F.R.G.S., the Commissioner for Malaya. A view of the rail v. j I ll H.121 words
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Article2485 1928-02-04 18 sits by "Spectst The Malaya Football Association. Although the Rngget match at K.L. was considered THB event yet the interest therein was confined to a limited lection. The soccer enthusiasts and the general public of Singapore arete an»ontly waiting to knou the dehberaiions ol the M.F.A. meeting. Up2,485 words
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Article, Illustration87 1928-02-04 18 \er-indulgence m sweets spells a disordered stomach m children and adults alike In the case of children this may be speedily counteracted- 1 y Baby's Own Tablets, an absolutely harmless yet superlatively efficient remedy for stomach and intestinal disorders m the very young. not only remedy infantile-87 words
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Advertisement664 1928-02-04 18 MALAYAN FOOTBALL COMPETITION, 8 MATCHES ONLY 8 A PRIZE OF $250. is offered tor a correct forecast of the results of the 8 football matches mentioned m the coupon. If no correct CBUpoU is received, the prise will be awarded to the sender of the coupon containing fewest mistakes. In664 words
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Article595 1928-02-04 19 .tages of the work of removXi of Slavery under the uiiadnnnistered Kachin be mc undertaken. '1 he ndncted by the military Cold weather under Mr. Deputy Commissioner, Service, were m the between the main branIrrawaddy River, the Mali west, and the N'Mai River The Triangle595 words
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Article, Illustration67 1928-02-04 19 your lust need is a gentle cleansing of the system by means of a good mild laxative. Nothing better answers this description than Linkettes, the dainty little liver and intestinal regulators. 1 inkcttes quickly relieve colds, dispel constipation, banish bilious attacks, sick headaches, liverishness, clear the complexion, purify the breath.67 words
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Article235 1928-02-04 19 A lost parish church of WaltOU-OU the- Naze, which has been buried three miles OUt at sea since 1 70S suddenly revealed itself recently during an exceptionally low tide that followed a heavy storm. It is the first time for nearly titty yean that any235 words
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204 1928-02-04 20 The Malayan Saturday Post. February 4, 1928. HIS EXCELLENCY IN SIAM H. E. the Governor and High Commissioner and Lady Clifford arrive at Una Hin by train to-morrow, and 011 Monday will be m Bangkok, with a Royal Audience Ofl Tuesday as the principal event m what is the first204 words
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Article279 1928-02-04 20 I Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council was a tame affair compared with l some recent meetings, m that there was no really first-class topic for discussion Restriction, the Opium Fund, and the (Defence Contribution were not brought under debate, and the best "copy" the newspapers could obtain279 words
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Article355 1928-02-04 20 Our caption exclamation mark complete is taken from the leading Singapore paper. It indicates a point of viewall too common, especially amongst planters themselves. There was blank astonishment when someone first suggested that rubber planting could be raised to the dignity of a profession, if indeed it has355 words
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Article458 1928-02-04 20 The Library will I c Closed to thc Put lie on Monday, oth instant, which is Hank Holiday. aY S ile of magazines and periodical will be held at thc Library on Erida> February i<>th at 5 p.m. Purchasers a this sale will receive back numl>crs regul arly458 words
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Advertisement188 1928-02-04 20 Adelphi Hotel Singapore. TEA DANCES EVERY TUESDAY 6.30-7.30 p.m. AFTER DINNER DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURS DAY AND SATURDAY. ROOF GARDEN CINEMA EVERY SUNDAY AND MONDAY AT 930 P.M. Telephone: 937, 938. Telegrsms: Adelphi." ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD., HARRY H. WILLIES, Managing Director. MAKE THIS FROCK YOURSELF ENTIRELY AT OUR EXPENSE X__188 words
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Advertisement36 1928-02-04 20 your A SoreThroat^^T fORMAMINT Tim mtm mWkS Thammt TamU* m l^nsai i h# t f rrr,i m u>^ n^ t_ rM t, k*ep« UW mouth d_M» tt,. hrmmtk sw«mL /Prevents^L Infection At a.. C »>/«-..> Siva*. mWn36 words
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Article461 1928-02-04 21 VoffJ by "IJncsman.' LEAGUE GAMES. vs. M.T.A. R .A has the proud distinction iCored the largest number of ny one match. In tins game the .Malays by I goals to lie Malays found it difficult to the speed of the Opposing forehlers m particular was always The 0. R.461 words
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Article170 1928-02-04 21 ARCHBISHOPS AND BISHOPS 10 BE ASKED TO RESIGN Amended Measure Criticized. A cable to the "Times of Ceylon" dated 25th January states that the Protestant Alliance and the League of Loyal Churchmen, at a meeting held m London on the 25th, adopted a resolution declaring that the170 words
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213 1928-02-04 21 The Duke of Northumberland wa: among the witnesses m a libel action ins tituted by Mr. H. A. Gwynne, editor o the "Morning Post," against Dr. Mari< Stopes, m connexion with an advertise ment of the Birth Control Society, th appearance of which m213 words
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Article174 1928-02-04 21 Britain's Responsibility. M. Kerensky, m the course of an interview with a representative of the j Central News Agency, said that Britain could have saved the Czar if she had I wished. "At the beginning of the revolution," said M. Kerensky, "it was impossible to 1 do174 words
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Article157 1928-02-04 21 13,810 BOOKS PRINTED LAST YEAR. 1 Increaing Demand for Fiction. Works on religion come next m order c of quantity 'to fiction and juvenile books m the list of tx>oks published this year issued by "The Publishers' Circular and Booksellers' Record." The list shows 1027, to have been a record157 words
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Advertisement43 1928-02-04 21 Lo*** EO 1 i g PW* MOTORS g £w LIM ITED rrt [J IPOH PENANC SINGAPORE. Of) g KUALA LUMPUR Ej i i Made m Switzerland of special material for this climate very smart looking. /^^vs2. 7."> \v v n to 1^ i43 words
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Article487 1928-02-04 22 Scheme for Engaging Workers. Sensitive machinery which tests the temperament and nerves of candidates for various occupations has l>een put in use- at Vienna. The I'sychotechnical Institute, where the tests take place under the eye of trained psychologist-., has l>ccn set up on the recommendation of487 words
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Article199 1928-02-04 22 The small daughter of an officer who had gaine-d considerable renown in the Great War was showing a visitor the family photographs. There were two of the gallant officer, one in uniform and one in plain clothes. "This," she said, showing the military one, is my daddy And the other199 words
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Advertisement152 1928-02-04 22 i} %Wm\\ i" s l£_jfi \Jf)e Perfect Mealtime Drink —prepare it yourself right at the table! rJST dissolve a teaspoonful of Postum m a cup of boiling water, add milk and sweeten to taste. No brewing! Always the same uniform delicious flavour you can make Instant Postum m an instant152 words
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Advertisement186 1928-02-04 22 1 COMING! "THE BIRTH 01 TONG CHANG'] THE OPENING CHAPTER J I "TRAVEL TO THE WEST WORLD"! I I i J You'll see the Goddess of Mercy ad-* j J vise KOU CHE TIAN, TU KO CHIA, j J SUA CHANG and the Dragon 1 to protect TONG CHANG I186 words
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968 1928-02-04 23 Argus - SPORT OF THE WEEK. A MALAYAN REVIEW. Argus By Sports Notes I atlia lations to the Singapore rugr team, and sympathies to Perak It Malaya Cup final that they Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, I]M)rc uon-as the Perak players to admit— because they hetter team. The score was n and jUSt968 words
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Advertisement379 1928-02-04 24 FREE INSTALLATION AND SERVICE LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT YOU CAN SAVE HALF YOUR OIL BILL With a DE LAVAL CENTRIFUGAL OIL PURIFIER (over 14.000 1 11an0..-, m daily operation) You are under no obligation; it costs yon nothing. Call or Write I SOLE AGENTS: NEESOON SONS, LTD Mi.corpori-tcd379 words
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Advertisement279 1928-02-04 24 IF YOU DO I HTBIL NATIONAL" BULBS Did you ever notice -1 JW- rvz, -_i J'fti^ are not only made that your Municipal (flllll' pn\m to give more candle bill creeps up mmml power per watt conmonthly? or r_^,* sumed, but also to Hay/c you ever felt M m\ Mm279 words
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Article, Illustration79 1928-02-04 25 DO YOU GET THE EXPRESSION? THE OLD MAN SMILES I WHY "ROYAL CORDS" ARE GOOD FOR THOUSANDS OF MILEX SOLE DISTRIBUTORS M McALISTER CO., LTD., S.S. F.M.S. A (rroup of Wolf Cul s at tlu- Scout Rally lasl Saturday The Finlayson Green motor accident. Malay policeman contemplates. A quartette of79 words
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Article, Illustration67 1928-02-04 26 Thc Hon. British Resident inspects the Guard of Honour accompanied by the Superintendent of Fire Brigade Mt. Lloyd. Mr. C. Hannigan Judging the smartest Fireman on Parade. I itish Resident presents National Fire Assn. Long Service Medal to Mr. Abdul Rahman. Group of Officials. Br A67 words
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Advertisement162 1928-02-04 27 ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT THE LION BRAND 1 GUARANTEED TO PASS ALL THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE BRITISH STANDARD SPECIFICATION SOLE SELLING AGENTS F_- SINCAPORE, JOHORE, MALACCA, KEIANTAN. 8 I N BORNEO. THE INTERNATIONAL CEMENT IMPORT CO.. GENERAL MERCHANTS 8 IMPORTERS OF CEMENT AND BUILDING MATERIAL CABLE ADDRESS phone No |{QBINSON RD,162 words
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Advertisement152 1928-02-04 27 i I CANTON BLACKWOOD FURNITURE mnm^muKnmßmmsmi^m^mKßmweKKHtmmem^BKKmwmmmmi^^^^^^^^^^mmwmmmmmmmmm I B Regular shipments are be- c E ing received every fortnight Jl A and are offered for sale at r v moderate prices. T A i Inspection cordially invited. S 1 T I v THE HENG WAH COMPANY J 1 I FURNITURE DEALERS152 words
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Article331 1928-02-04 28 NERVOUS BREAKDOWNS. "In the minds of most of us the words nervous breakdown' have a definite meaning," writes the Medical Correspondent of the "Times Trade and Engineering Supplement," m a practical and Helpful contribution to that newspaper. "We picture the victim of over-work, >r331 words
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Advertisement41 1928-02-04 28 THEY MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. How Dr. Williams Pink Pills, The World-Renowned Blood Builder and Nerve Tonic, Restore Health, Energy, THE JOY OF LIVING. > WHERE I fO BE PHOTOGRAPHED I 54, Victoria Street, SINGAPORE H M Ko. 3981 Tel. Ko. 3981.41 words
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Advertisement46 1928-02-04 29 Amm. m a,a~*+ma,**a.m».*m* rn^a-A SCENTED FACE POWDER. j __o_i_-a_i_H__-HM____i___----M_i_H-M_a_B ill Poepoer Pagi Sore ii 10 cts per packet I I Poepoer Sarie Penawar 90 cts per tin A j I < < 1 1 Bahnan Company, 45 JALAN SI SI, MUAR. I Sale Branch No. g, Jaian Petri.46 words
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Advertisement136 1928-02-04 29 I UP-TO-DATE APS? PHOTO STUDIO I Electric Lighting. 3 I EVERY DAY FROM 8.30 A.M. TO 7.30 P.M. I I SUNDAYS: TO 12 NOON OR SPECIAL APPOINTMENT AT ANY TIME i AMATEUR PHOTO STORE I I I PhOne 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (MEYERS' MANSION), B I 550 SINGAPORE. tjgl___HTllßtg.rr»l^ FOR136 words
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Article589 1928-02-04 30 Patriotism. Patriotism is n«>t a qualitj 01 1 qualification, 1 theorj ibmg, easily to be understood oi to bt taken absolutely i«'i granted. A charming and rhythmical aphorism of Su Walter Scott's lingen universally on the ear. All will that tho* must m dvoid of soul589 words
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Article312 1928-02-04 30 10 Inch Double Sided. OriKf) Kicartjoag Pm* I Hrki ll Wai W >nele-< >nde Djah I>jah j 4;.s\ Wai Wm Krontjoof Pm* j |Roa Krontjong P_f* 1 Si" Mati ng 482A Diamboe Ifera Gamboe Aink I kin K"ta Bogot Krontjong Senggoeriang Aladoem l .1 11 1312 words
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Advertisement15 1928-02-04 30 D. T. LIM CO., j 363, North Bridge Road, Singapore. f (Opposite S-iriTia Theatre) f15 words
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Miscellaneous667 1928-02-04 30 V^.+~~*~~* •>— m^mmmmmmpamm. V «> CHARITY CROSSWORDS COMPETITION NO. 53. j I $750 IN PRIZES j I will be paid ta the successful competitors m this competition. IST PRIZE 5450 2ND PRIZE $300. j 1 From the profits of the competition 50 will be handed to J L ST. MARY'S667 words
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Article1295 1928-02-04 31 SHARPER KNOWLSON. nianv questions connected t of Imitation into which D tcr m this article, partly >t re m theniasclves abstruse .only of practical importlipect which will come bethc paragraphs that follow is certtS the tremendous pow•ative instinct, or impulse, tcver we like to call it—1,295 words
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Advertisement133 1928-02-04 31 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< <*»>»:»<>«>«>«>♦>♦>♦:♦♦♦<* COLOUR BOOKS FOR CHILDREN WITH t INNUMERABLE COLOUR PLATES. J ROBINHOOD $3.60 I T HE ARABIAN NIGHTS $1.00 i ROBIN HOGS! g \NP-HIS ME&Y-MF.N.i fy sJ^EdJ&WjpL AJJCE IN WONDERLAND $1.00 GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES. $1.00 1 1 >M<n*--<nBaHMM-*4_!BM_-_MI »-M llp^*' ****^^mm 7tiimm^ i -WM fy r\ w\ mx s»133 words
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Article1126 1928-02-04 32 BOOKS RANDOM NOTES. SUCCESS IN LIFE. OPPORTUNITIES OF TO DAY Lord Beaverbrook's Views. What are the qualities that make for success They are three Judgment, Industry, and Health, and perhaps the greatest of these- is judgment, writes Lord Bcavcrbrook m SUCCSSS These are the three pillars that hold up the1,126 words
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Advertisement553 1928-02-04 32 I FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES I When eggs are new ly laid and I W I Iff I? tnere is a stamped fnaratrtre of I j I l\ Ij the date of laving, denoting their freshness, they are quickly snapW"l_p fIC* ped up and the buyer has the JJU V Vk3 e-onfidence553 words
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Article620 1928-02-04 33 Thou reprehend anotli r, ta\c not culpable m what thou reprehend. Ik that with blotteel finger makes blur. reputation is within the meo; they obtain it by social by doing their duty. This tation, it is true, is neither •I,„g, but it is often the il620 words
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Advertisement385 1928-02-04 34 W /I gAAI/Bo [HE AUSTIN -7" I THE AUSTIN 12 -_nf_tts^^^ SALOON $1,520 1 SALOON $3,250 f^^mlr^ TOURER 51. 295 TOURER $2,550 aW «JBfi§L. BORNEO MOTORS I'TL^, I "^""^iSjp^^ Singapore, Penang. Koala Lurnpar, Ipoh. Seremban ""nßay j 1 J V doctor of Dental W_^ -^^BBfc^A A m, w *> ■'A385 words
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Article, Illustration242 1928-02-04 35 nalarity of His hxcellency Nr Hugh Uittord is universal amongst thc various nationals that make- up Malaya s population was ucmoiiMiaixi. jnannet on Chinese New Year's Day last week. Thc Malay*, Indians and Cevloticse have feted His Hxcellency throughout Malaya. The Chinese242 words
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Article, Illustration54 1928-02-04 36 PROPOSED VISIT OF THE CHINESE FOOTBALLERS TO HONG KONG. TRIAL GAMES IN SINGAPORE. MISS SOPHIA BLACKMORE Methodist Missionary who after many years of devoted service m Singapore left for Australia last Saturday. (Photographs taken at the tare-well function will appear next week.) UUHCtt vs. The Dukes. I lIB^^>>^Hi>VsaiH____IHHHHHHHHHHaBHHHHHH_HHBb Chinese vs.54 words
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Advertisement184 1928-02-04 37 mmT^^mmmmmM mW^^^U. /W^vH •—> > m^^Sm^MmmX XT uVd V i^s liixe's excuse lor tht mJ^W/ »r*7 I Still i;onit> St rout.' r man who complains that i^^W/^^r d? Scotch whisky at a reasonwherever good whisk\ is rpHEßEarehun- f^^O over thc world. W^^L Tdreds of uses for |s^B|sY j -Z^^Wl your184 words
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Article1090 1928-02-04 38 newhere on tli« Continent, m int little town, perched high up ■Qg the hills, stands a building which has endured tlu storm- ot m»i Otnce Upon a time it w as a l"i!i^- Il<»w a museum. In it are many objects ntiquit) and some "t tin m an1,090 words
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Article89 1928-02-04 38 We have to learn to do our lo. ing m this world over a good many rough places and around a great many sharp edges. If we insist that our friends be made to order, we shall never have any friends. We must take people as we find tEem,89 words
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Article190 1928-02-04 38 There is something m sickuess that breaks down the pride of manhood, that softens the heart, and brings it back to the feelings of infancy. Who that has languished, even m advanced life, m BCknesa and despondency who that has pined on a weary bed, m the190 words
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Article184 1928-02-04 38 Devotional Bible study is the test of true discipleship. We may call ourselves His disciples, but that does not prove that we are. Our names may be on the roll of His professed disciples, but tha is not sufficient proof. The real test is the life, and that184 words
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Article128 1928-02-04 38 "Instead of making your mind a garret crowded with rubbish, make it a parlour substantially furnished, beautifully arlanged, m which you would aot be ashamed to have the whole world enter.' 7 These vivid words from the pen of T. De Witt Talmage, the great Brooklyn preacher,128 words
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Article348 1928-02-04 38 Dr. Glenn Frank, President of thc University of Wisconsin, delivered at the Opening Session of the Wisconsin Senate, reports the "Western Christian Advocate," tlu following prayer "Almighty (><> d. Lord of all governments, help us, m the opening hours this legislature sessions, to realise tl348 words
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Article54 1928-02-04 38 The art of spreading rumours may be compared to the art of pin making. There is usually some truth which I call the wire; as this passes from hand to hand, one gives it a polish and another a point, others make and put on the head ane* a* last54 words
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Article1480 1928-02-04 39 lhe condit>o»» which ...r.„ What do we mean when we M. „y ek.i.e_t» P> B )f There I -cc, and race ahvay, l im ra ce is sometimes wider races have gone to ,l, c British uatton, and a r the n,a_in_ '.can nation. In he iv Chicago the1,480 words
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