PRESIDENT LINERS
are LUXURY LINER:
with Every Stateroom, Outside, Large and Airy
SEATTLE AND VICTORIA Via Kobe and Yokohama
S.S. PRESIDENT GRANT Sails Friday, December 31st, & a.m.
*
NEW YORK AND BOSTON Via Manila, Singapore, Penang, Colombo Bombay,
Suez Canal, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. S.S. PRESIDENT VAN BUREN
Sails Sunday, January 2nd, 8 a.m.
MANILA
S.S. PRESIDENT COOLIDGE Sails Friday, December 31st, 9 p.m.
DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES AMERICAN MAIL LINE
ANAIGAN PAUDER
BALWAY
12, Pedder Street.
Ő DAYS
TODAYS
5 DAYS
ANAGRA
GoEMPRESS to America, Europe
Hong Empress Kong
Shang- Naga-
Yoko-
Azi
Leave Arrive Leave
Kobe kamg Bonolnin
Leave Leave Leave
Feb. 1 Feb. 8.
Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Jan. 30
Japan Feb. 8 Feb. 10
Asia Feb. 23 Feb. 25 Feb. 27
7271- CONVER Victoria Arrive
Feb. 12
Feb. 13 Feb. 15 Feb. 21 Feb. 26
Mar 1 Mar.
Mar. 12
RESUMPTION OF CALL AT SHANGHAI Commencing with the Empress of Russia from Hong Kong January 26, 1938, Canadian Pacific “EMPRESSES”“” THll call at Shanghai the eastbound voyage.
The Empress of Asia from Vancouver January 24th,
THE CHINA MAIL, DECEMBER 27, 1937.
"NO NEW WORLD WAR"
THE PROBLEM OF RHEUMATISM
COMPLAINT WHICH HAS MANY FORMS
BASIC POINTS IN TREATMENT
After visiting many countries in the course of his duties as Presi- dent of International Rotary. M. Maurice-Duperrey, of Paris, de- clared in an interview a Washing- It is, unfortunately, a common- ton that his observations in many place that rheumatism, is one of the lands led him to believe that there principal causes not only of ill- would be no world war,
health, but of industrial incapacity.
“Barking dogs never bite," he
This is true, although the term is said: "You will remember that be used to cover a great variety of al- fore 1914 there were few warning lied, or more or less allied, disabili growls the thing just broke like ties of the joints and muscles, some a thunderstorm.”
of which are probably due to differ- lent causes, and many of which res- Asked who were the principal pond differently in different indivi trouble-makers in the world, M-duals to a considerable variety of Duperrey said Botary could not
forms of treatment. take sides in any issues. It was for individual Rotarians to do their Among these many groups of com- part in maintaining world peace. (plaints popularly included under the Rotary, he said, remained strong general heading of rheumatism, one in Fascist Italy, and had been at least is relatively clear-cut. This strong in Spain at the time the is. the rheumatic fever, most com- war broke out there. As for Ger-monly encountered among children many he hoped the Nazi Govern- and young adults. (ment would "come to understand Rotary better in time” and rescind its order prohibiting Nazis from joining, which had led to the dis- solution of Rotary in Germany.
CAPITOLINE WOLF FOR CHILEAN CITY
Danger To Heart This is almost certainly though it is not yet finally established the Iresult of infection by some micro- organism in which the living mem- branes of the joints become inflamed and painful, usually with a marked rise în temperature.
Its most serious danger, however, is its predilection for the linings of the heart-valves. An extremely large
Present From Governor proportion of all cases of organic val-
of Rome
Ivular disesse of the heart can be traced to an original attack of ther- matic fever. It is therefore a condi- The city of Valparaiso has receiv-tion, however mild, that should be Jed with great pomp the gift of a re- treated with the utmost care and
production of the famous Wolf of medical attention. the Capital from the Governor of Rome.
The more or less chronic and re- current rheumatism of middle life and old age, which includes the ar- thrits that may affect one or more
The monument was presented through the Italian Consul General particular joints and various forms and has been set up in the Italian of fibrositis, or "muscular_rhemma- Park in the centre of the city.
It consists of the traditional wolf in bronze sucking Romulus, and Re-i (mus, set on an ironic column of rose- coloured stone, and the Consul Gen- eral translated the inscription at the base of the statue as follows:---
The Wolf says to Chile, Now you may call these waters
Pacific in reality;
Scorn, O Chilean, thy foes;
I suckle the offspring of Mars?
tism," come into other categories.
In these there may, or may not, be a bacterial factor, while there is some evidence to suggest in some of them a hereditary predisposition.
There is, at any rate, no single cure for all these forms of chronic rheumatism, although in the treat- {ment of them all there are certain ··
basic points to be remembered.
A
Rest And Warth long-continued self-infection from some septic focus may often be partly, if not wholly, responsible; and in certain cases the mere remov al of a few decayed teeth may have Every year, in all parts of the world, an almost magic effect. Any possi men and women fall victims to in- fluenza, and the after effects are fre ble
To Avoid Influenza.
cause of such sepsis should, quently such that it takes months to therefore, be looked for, and, if its regain former health and strength. existence is established should be
To avoid contracting influenza keep
the blood pure, rich and plentiful, for suitably treated.
it is from the blood that all the organs! If pain is acute all forms of treat- of the body derive the strength to menteshould include rest and enable them to resist health dangers.
DR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS warmth. But if not, a reasonable ac- are an ideal tonic for the blood and tivity, under medical observation, call at Shanghai on nerves; their health restoring value is may be a seful aid in delaying pro--
recognised in countless homes and has gress of the condition or effecting received unstinted praise from men and
Hong Kong SAILING TO MANILA Empress of Japan on January 14th.
Canadian Pacific
women who have been relieved of the improvement Plenty of fluid and a ailments and have regained vibrant well-balanced diet, inclusive of all health and strength by a course of this the necessary. vitamins, should be world-renowned tonic.
BUILD UP YOUR RESISTANCE
with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, they are
another sine qua nou.
Apart from all this, however,
a wonderful aid to recovery in cases of case should be investigated and weakness, digestive disorders, prema-treated on its individual signs and ture ageing, rheumatism and its kind symptoms. Although a great deal red ailments, the after effects of fevers of rea and other wezkening illnesses, the}
is now in progress, such
aches and pains peculiar to women de treatment, in the pre pression, emaciation, nervons debility.
Begin-a course to-day of Dr. Wi- lams Pink Pills; they will surely do you good
BY ENRICHING THE BLOOD
of trial an
filled hands, to
particular