Behold
the bottle that holds Old Whisky!
W
HEN a bottle contains
whisky as old as Peter
Dawson the sooner it gets itself known unmistakably the better for the blender and
the better for you.
For this reason "brambles
and "dimples" have dawned
upon the face of the "P.D"
bottles, which you" may now notice "brambling with pride" and "dimpling with pleasure." Such expressions being natural to a bottle containing something that few have got but which all” „*
want.
If you've a taste for genuinely old, wood-matured whisky, see that you get the bottle that's *brambled and dimpled.”
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Hence the necessity for a health-build- ing medicine-one which will ässist the restoration of health and will build up the system. Health-building is' greatly facilitated by the regular use. of Beecham's Pills.
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ERUPTIONS ON BOY'S HEAD Itched Terribly. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals.
“'Small, watery spota sppenfui all over my little boy's head which broke and his head was covered with 'sore eruptions. The itching was terrible and he waed to tear off all the band- It caused his hair to come out. arts. He looked terrible and he got po sleep whatever.
"I read an advertisement for Cu- ticura Soap and Dintment and sent for a free sample. I purchased merė fand in a fortnight he was complete=) ly healed." (Signed) Mrs. G. E. Hammond, 85, Dazrell Rd., E. Dul- wich, London, 5. E. 22, Eng.
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SAFEGUARD FOR GLOVE BOYERS.
OFFICIAL NAMES FOR EVERY KIND.
For the first time in the history of the glove trade a list of definitions of gloves. according to the skins from which they are made, has been drawn up to enable customers to know exactly what they are buying, says a London paper.
VISITORS AT HOTELS
Hasoxane HOTEL
M: RT. G. Aitken Mr & Mrs F. B. Amos Mr WArchibaki Capt. T. Arthur M FF. Bachy Mr F. W.
Mr F. Barnes Me W. H. Bart Mr W. R. Rasen Mr&Mra Beale
In the past custoiners have often been given a substitute for the type of gloves Mrs E. Hellio asked for, and not knowing how to tell the difference between skins, have been deceived. The list, drawn up by the Drapers Chamber of Trade, in consulta tion with the Board of Trade and the wholesale and manufacturing, houses, de fines the names to be used for each type of glove.
An official of the Drapery Chamber of Trade said: "This list will, we hope. give confidence to purchasers of gloves. They can now be sure that the skin asked for will be supplies,'
The definitions in the list include:** Chamois-Gloves made from
an
oil-
dressed lamb skin or sheep skin. Kip.A trude term commonly applied to gloves made from a light-weight 'skin Sinished on the grain side.
REAL KID-Gloves made from genuine
kid skin.
BUCKSKIN-Gloves made from deer skin.
beavy weight.
SUEDE-Gloves made from skins finished
on the flesh side.
JUNGLE DRESSES.
PATTERNS TO REPRESENT WILD
ANIMAL SKINS,
"Jungle" dresses are the fashion for women.
latest
They are made of bade silk material coloured and patterned to represent the skins of wild animals. In a shop in the West End of London last nionth some re. markable examples of this new novelty to be seen, leopard and tiger **skins" predominating.
were
This nutuan has brought an unusually large selection nevelties for women's wear. There are hats from Paris orna mented in front with pictures of old châteaux worked in coloured silk thread. and hate trimmed with bars of music and words from old French songs. also in kik. A new use has also been found for the popular coloured glass bangles for trimming hats, these ornaments being sewn into the material so that only half of each bangle is visible.
DON'T DRESS "YOUNG,”
AUTRESS'S
ADVICE TO
OF 43.
WOMEN
Miss Eva Moore,, the actress, speak ing at Brighton last mouth on the effect. of dress in the formation of character, said: There are two kinds of women- those who wear clothes and those who dress; those who use clothes as an asset and those who regard them as a neces sary evil.
The well-dressed, woman is not always the one who looked as if she spent £2,000 a year on clothes, but rather spent 2,000 hours in patting them on
If you are 43, don't try to lock young og you will end by looking and feeling older than you are.
Be a spendthrift in attention to line and a misor with colour.
Try to consider your individuality. Don't wear anything just because it is Fashionable; you may make yourself, a Frump,
2
THE ONLY CHILD.
BRAINIER THAN MEMBERS OF LARGE FAMILIES.
+
After a thorough investigation of the
I records of 600 families, in a typical Iowa, city. Dr. Hornell Hart has reached the conclusion that the only child has more brains than children with many brothers and sisters.
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MrW. E. Hotchkiss Mr H.A. Horenier Mr & Mrs G. W.
Eutchison
Capt. H. Jension Mr & Mrs Jobling Mr S. J. Johnstone. Sir & Lady Edgar
Mr A. W. S. Jones Mr J. J. Kino
Jones
Mr M. Franklin Kline
Miss Krandel
ilios Lunaerilya
Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen
MrJ. A. Gordon Leask
Mri E. Liddell
Brooks
Miss H. Lillie
Mr
V. Henjamin JET D. Barthsa Mr H. Bickerton Mr R. J. Birbeck Mr A Brooks Mr A. Brostedt Mr & Mr C, B.
Mr A. W. Graham
Brown Mr A. C. Bardin Mrs. W. Chast Mr M. G. Charle Mr. J. Copy Mr. Coulthart Ar R. P. Grows Mr&Mrs Davey'
Mrs D. R. Daries Capt. Dickens Mr L. Dinger Mr J. Donciane
Mr & Mrs W. A. R.
Miss Eccles
Donglas
Mr & Mrs E. E. Ellis
Mr G. P. Elsasser
Mr Felix Ellis,
Mis M. Elb
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Mr J. F. Febiby
Mr W. N. Fenleyson
Mr A. Francois
Dr. Douglas R.Gawler
M-H.
GeFors
Dr. George
Dr B. E. Gut
Mr & Mrs J. Gould
a
Capt. 7. P. Hall Mr & Mrs H.A.
Hannibal
Mr J. Scott Haraton Mr E Hausermann Jir Haynes Mr F. J. van Hecke Mr B. Henderson MrA. F. Henry' Mr E. Heary Lt. Com. G.F. Hule Mr J. Holnes
Mr & Mrs W. J.
Finderman
.
Miss A. Lockman. Mr Lauganl Mr&Mrs B. D.
Lukhmano
Mr R. McClory Mr James McGre Mr & Mri G. Mengm
and child Miss Mililehurst Mr C. H. Montague Mr A. Morley. Dr. J. Morrison
Mr N. D. Nosh
Mr H..Nolaseo
Mr P. O'Connor
Mr Fred Olson
Mr & Mrs H. Pearman
AT A. C.
C. Pederson
Mr H. H. Pegg
Mr
W.A.
Pennell
Mr M. J. Quist
Mr A. H. Rowe
Mr G. Schriner
My T.L. Soane
Mr W. H. Sparke
W. Vander
Steea
Mr & Mrs
Mr H. F. Summary Mr E. Sutter Mr L. A Tobias
Mr C. P. Vetter
Mr R. A. Wadeson
Mr W. E. Wakebam. Mr W. A. Watson Miss H. Waumster Mr J. F. Wright MFT. J. Wu
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
Mr M. P. Anderson Mr Bandes
Mr M. Bayer M: C. Bitzer MB
Blacklock
Dr. & Mrs B. E.
Cameron
Mr & Mrs Carleton Mrs G. Costello Mrs A. Deking Dura Mr Franklin
Mr & Mrs I. H. Geare and daughter Mr&Mrs F. Hartley Mr H. Hartley
Mr & Mrs Kearney
and child Mr & Mrs Walter
Lang Mr & Mrs E. Land Mr T. A. McGree Mr JN. Parker
Mr & Mrs R. R.
Rorburgh
Mr Schouberg Mr C. B. Shank Mr & Mrs Simpson Mr & Mrs Traver
and chil Mr M. Walk
PEAK
HOTEL.
dr. A. Arthur Mixx 5. I. Bailey Mr & Mrs LC. F.
Bellamy
Mr J. W. C. Boonst Air W. H. Bourne Mr M. J. Bren
Mrs & Mi Brennan Col. C. Russell Brown Miss P. W. Brown Bir T. S. Bustard Mr H. H. Cland
Mr J. R. Collis M.Cooper Mrs I. 1. Cormack Mr W. Dixon
Lt. Col. B. A. Dobbin
Mr E. O. DunCAS
Mr & Mrs J. Dunesz
Mr W. E Dys
Mrs Somers Ellia Misses Ellis
Mr & Mrs W. A
Eustace
Capt.& Mrs D. Fittes Mr & Mrs S. FitzRoy Mr A. Farben
MFR. I. W. Foster MrF. F. P. Franklia Lt. G. C. Frederick Mr & Mrs W. D.
Goodfellow bir & Mrs J. L. Gordon Mr & Mrs Geo, W.
4
L.
·
Grey
He derlares that school progress, in excess or defect of the amount to be ex- pected from mental-test ability, is at i maximum in families of lour, or Eve liv. ing children, and at a minimum in fami. lies of ten children or over. The differ. ence, between" the progress in school of these two groups is such that the aver- age child in the very large family loses about one-third of a year through Con- ditions other than mental test ability na- sociated with large families. The larger Mr & Mrs W.-J. the family the greater the tendency is . . Hemsworth for the children to leave school at the earliest possible age.
Of families with Mr T. W. Hornby
Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Miss M. B. Hall
Mrs J. Hancock
Mr J. B. Hawker
Hawker
Mr & Mrs E. F. Kill Mr J. LA Kooremaa Mr Mrs A. Lase Mr & Mrs S. H.
Lang tun Mr & Mrs W. L. Leask Alr G. D. Leys
Major A. S. Littlejohns Mr J. D. Loyd Mr L. M. S. Liosd
Mr W. H. Lock
Mr & Mrs W. Logan.
Mrs J. McAiast
MR. McGregor
Mr E. E. Mimmast
Mr. D. W. Manto
Misa Newatchme M: W. Dyden
MrA, M. Paxi Mr A. H. Pern Major&Mrs F. H
Phillip
Mr E. "Ralph's Mr & Mrs. H.
Remington ཟྭ་་ Lt.-Cal. & Mrs V.
Sandera
Mr LG Scott Dr. A. W. Shovelton" Mr W. F. SimmODR Mr B. H. Skelton Capt & Mrs Skinner Mrs Miss G. E.
Stubbings Mr. E. F. L. Sturdee Bir Mrs P. EL
Suckling
Mrs J. S. Thomson Mrs C. Thwaites Miss Thwaites Mr A. W. Tickle
Lt. Col. & Mr H.
Mr H. Howell seven or more living children, fourteen Mr & Mrs O. J'Manó AC M. Vis per cent. are chronically dependent as Complet with a child per cent among
six or less.
As far as ena ascertained from teachers' ratings, children in large fami lies are less energetic, less kind, less sincere, and less honest than children from small families. This conclusion is fairly certain for energy, b but not so de- cisive for the other characteristics. Con- trary to general
children without brothers
compare
very favourably with children having brothers or sisters. Birth order appears
to have very little significance. *
BIGGER CHILDREN.
Engher Miss O. 0. Jenkins M. W. W. Jordan Mr M. F. Key
Trevelyna Capt. A. E. Watis Miss, C. Willmott Mr B. L. Beton Wintan Mr & Mrs F.D. Wood Mr G. 0. Worrall
PALACE HOTEL..
Mr C. W. Alerander Mr A. Arch
Mr W. A. Bennett Mr E. A G Barrett
Mr R. Brooks
B.Ꮃ
Mr B. W. Campbell.
My P. B. Chic
Mr Wor
MrA. E. Eske MrA. Hall
Mr G. H. Haslowood
Mr J. Jack
Mrs McCaw
Mr J. McDonald Mr B. J. de IL. Moore
Mr G. M, Morphy
Mr H.
."
Smith Mr O. Stringer and
child Mr A. P. Tannenbaum Mr G. Talloch Mr A. J. Wadmare berg Mr W. Walters
B. Chickgar
8. Caff Mr A. E. P. Davies The Home Board of Education is in- Mr E. Davis creasing the floor space in class-rooms Mr. B. Flower for older children from 10 to 19 square
Mr 8. Forahmida K- & Mrs H. Golden- fect. This is explained by the chairman of the Birmingham Education Committee to he required by the increasing stature. of the girls. "There have been a large number of complaints in Standard 8," he said that the desks are not big enough for the girls and that we must provide larger desk. A school medical officer told a Daily Mall reporter that the girls of the present generation are taller and of a superior physique generally to those of the prowar period.
TOO-SHOWY WEDDING,
is to be tried under the supptuary law. A Constantinople. Government official for. " celebrating bis marriage with an opulence incompatible with his status,'
1924
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Writing from Bingapore, under date March 31st, 1922, Bir Godfrey Thomas, Private Secretary to HBH THE PEOR OF WALES, says sm
Bis, I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 23rd instant » and am desired by the Prince of Wales to thank you for the copy of the 60th manual edition of "THE DIMOTORY & CHRONICLE YO OHINA, JAPAN, THE STRAITS BETTLEMENTS, 120,, #20.,” which His Boyal Highness has been pleased to accept, and which will be extremely useful during the remainder of the tour.
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