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THE SIX_FRENCH REUSA?«,

THERAPION NI-1 THERAPION No. 2 CHERAPION N13

ON KAN FOCK

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY

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YOUR NEW BABY

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ing trething time

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instantly soothes

aching gums,

banishes pain aud allows baby

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Free from dates and delicious

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as it so often is in this Climate. Examine the name and trade mark on the box to make sure that you get the genuine (British made) tablet.

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Unnecessary Words.

Why waste words and adver- tising space in describing the many points of merit in Cham- berlain's Cough Remed? The most fastidious are satisfied when we state that it cures colds and coughs from any cause, and that it contains absolutely no narcotics or injurious substances. For sale everywhere.

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It does not conduct heat..

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It does not rust or corrode.

It is insect & vermin proof.

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GIRLS AND GAMES.

If the girls of this generation do not know how well off they are, it is not for want of instruction. The Vice Chancellor Bound of Sheffield University, contemplating the giris of Bradford Grammar School, himself unable to refrain from telling them that they are exceedingly fortunate

this

century. It is, indeed, to girls in

would not quite certain that in 1994 que been at t gestumar school and heard Vice Chancellor make a speech to them. But we cannot think that Sir Henry Hadow was quite judicial in informing them that the conditions of girls' eduen tion a hundred years ago were little

"He called short of

deplorable! Austen in evidence, and we are

never

16TH, 1925

VISITORS AT HOTELS. Well Worth Your Inspection.

Horakone HOTEL

Mr R. T. G. Aitken

Andel Mr & Mrs A. W. Van

Mr W. Archibald Mr G. Apfelbaun Mr & Mrs Bagram Mr

$15.00

NOW IN PREPARATION.

$95.00 valus

PATTERN HAT $25.00 to $40.00 value THE DIRECTORY

On Sale $13.00 to $25,00

VELOUR HAT

On Sale...

Mr H. M.

Mr A. Heyor "Mr & Mrs A. Hinks Mr & Mrs G. Watta

Hill Hadgos Mr H. A. Hovenier Mr G D. Jack

FELT HAT...

$15.00 value

On Sale...

...$7,50

KNITTED SWEATERS,

$20.00 valne

On Sale...

..$1200

Mr Mrs W. H. V.

Кога

Mr F. B. Kirby

Mr W. Koupacy

Mr W. G. Lalor

& Mr Besle

W. Behrensd

Betition

Mr. C

Mr V. Benjamin Mr D. Berthan Mr H. Bickerton Mr R. J. Birberk Mr J. Birrell

Mir Geo. E. Birl

Browse

Burrie

with his witness. Surely the education / Mr A. Brooks which produced Elizabeth Benner A. W. Graham Aune Elliot, to say nothing of Miss Me T. R. Brown a long way ir S. M. Brown Austen herself, was que girls school Mr B. C. Burlin short of deplorable. which is turning out such people now Mr & Mrs C. BL should not hide its lighs under a bushel.

that her Mr A. Campbell It is hardly fair to

A Dr. Christopherson. read anything" bervines heroine has very little time to read-that. Mrs Christopherson

sad vallet is not what she is there for; but surely Mr S. Christopherson the Vice Chancellor of Sheffield has not MrY. E. Cope Mr & Mrs W. forgotten that they read terrific novels abowed an exquisite sensibility and to Cowper. The truth is that even in those dark ages many clever girls were

They Tot ill educated

a good deal more of example, Italian classics than our

Sir

Cornell

Mr & Mrs N. Croncher

Mr & Mrs C: E. Davies

(Houry foal condition. He Mr & Mrs W, AR.

Me E. Janes

Mr J.-J. Kalker:

Mrs. Lauritson Mrs E. Liddell Mr Mr. K. Linde

21227

Mine E. Lilie Mr & Mrs W, B.

Luthar

Mr G. H. Lynott Mr Fred B. Markall Mr D. McCallum Mr H. McDouneil MR. D. Mohta and

sister Mr R. Manzsche Mr & Mrs. V. Menaschu Mr E. W. Miller Mr&Mrs G. Monli Mr C. E Montague Mr & Miss Andes

Mr A. 8. March

Mr H. G.Myali

Mr & Mrs C. W. Noble

for and

Mr & Mrs

Deacon

certainly their

Mr R. C. Dewhurst do. But girly

HutCapt. Dickens Hadow is right in Mrs. T. Dockray

Mr J. S. Nicolson

Mr E E.O'Farrell

Douglas

Mr E. H

Miss

Vernon MW. G. Dudfield

Douglas

Mr & Mrs Pearman

Mira Potts

quotes the leading case of Elizabeth Bennet who upset everybody by walking three miles That Atalanta, you rearm

That suring over stiles and spring Miss M. Eccles

with impatient activity," ing over did the three miles in an hour. It was miracle, and not the in the nature of sort of miracle that any nice girl would have done. In that age of refinement it was the day and the delight of wo be a feeble folk, and, as Sir

men to

Mr H. J. Eido

Mr & Mrs E. E. Ellis

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Mr Felix Ellis Miss M. Ellis Mr A. C. Fearnley Mr G. P. Fearnley Mr & Mrs Feld and Mr F. Ferrell

child

Mr E. E. Oaarrell

Mr & Mrs V. Parsons Mr & Mr H. PeaTMAN

Mr & Mrs Priestley Cant Robertson Capi

Mr A. H. Rows

Roxbargh

EW. Bollert

Mr C. 1. Rowe

Mr RT. Byson

Mir S. Schopflecher

Mr&Mrs C. Schrayver

Miss Alice Sears

Mr. A.S. Scott

Mr D. F. Selvestri

Lady

Gibb

Henry notes, the tradition lasted long We should. Indeed, have said that it

Mr FW. Franks was at its strongest and worst some time after Miss Auster's heroines har V.Frendenberg drunk their cup. Against them we could Mr C. H. Games call some of Scott's heroines and cott's Dr. Douglas R. Gawler own daughters to prove that when the Mr N. Gell nineteenth century was beginning a wo. Sir George aal man, yea, even a lady, might be vigorous

Mr G. E. Gilson the cen enough. But, in the middle of

Not till AL M. GE Dr R. E. Gill tury it simply was not done. Meredith do we find again a heroine who

Mr T. G. Gortos is not ashamed to be strong. But the dainty Clara Middleton could walk as

Walter Hagen well as Di Vernon rode. Sir Henry Mr M. A Hacimel Hadow tells as of a lady, a contemporary Capt. T. P. Hall

for of his, who was expelled frnce school

Miss A. Hamilton teaching other pupils that rough, tomboy Miss F. Hamilton game of rounders.". Yet her owy sister, Mr H Hancock Sixteen years later. was captain of her Mr & Mrs W. A.

Only the other schoolericket eleven.

Hanson day Sir Henry was three or four girls Mr A.

Mr & Mrs J. Gould

Hannical

A sixth form jump tour feet: and we Mr G. A. Harriman) fancy he need not have gone to sixth Mr J. Scott Hard form to find them. Thus the whirligigME. Hauser::

But we Mr W. D. Haw. of time brings its revenges.

thanking Mr P. J. van Heere hope our young Amazons. heaven that they are not as their great. Mr B. J. Hecks grandmothers were, will play the game Mr & Mrs C. A

Henderson

which are team games rather than the A. F. Henry

which are mere physical culture. Ths Duchess of Atholl has just declared that Mr & Mrs Eers she regards hockey as the most valuable thing in a girl's education, which will doubtless bring joy to many young hearts. Perhaps it was not exactly this which needed saying, But we can all agres that girls school must contrive to make its games not only a means to health and vigoar but to public spirit and chivalry. or fail in its mission.-Daily Telegraph.

CAT MADE AN EDITOR. THE DICK WITTINGTON" STORY OVER AGAIN.

Mr R. L. Sidney Capt. M. Sigreland Mr & Mrs W. C. van

Slyke

"Dr. H. Summers

M: Stevens

Mr E. Stuprarich Miss Yera Tsibo Mr & Mrs

L. T. Tetley K. Thulen Mr&Mr D. Timmuos

Mrs

Mr L.A. Tobias

Mr H. Topham

Mr W. Turner Mr Christophersons

Vallet

Warren

Mrs E. E. Vias Mr. R. A. Wadeson M: & Hrs P. R. Mr & Mrs C. E. MrT. H. Williams. Mrs H. L. Wilson Mr. J. Woodbury Mr F.N. Young

BEPULSE BAY HOTEL Mr&Mrs Bannerman Mr & Mrs J. Behar Mr&Mrs. Brosted: Me & Mrs A. E. A.

Carleton

Mr & Mrs F. M.

Crawford and n Dr. Donelan Mr & Mrs Deking Dura Mr & Mrs T. C. Fowle Meers LW, Franklin

and 31. Walk Mr & Mrs L. H: Geare Mr & Mrs P. M

Hodgson

Watkins

Mr & Mrs Lenk Mr & Mrs E. Lond Mr & Mrs E. O'dell Mr & Mrs J. N. Parker Mr C. H. Shank St A et and Iply

"Spicer Mr&Mrs Vander

Steen

Stephens

Lt. Col. & Mrs Mr & Mrs J. F. Wright

PLAX HOTLL..

Mr K. Larsen Mr&Mrs G. D. Leyn Ming Leys

Chris Morley tells a story of a Londen editor he hobnobbed with on his recent visit to the British capital. The editor is unnamed, as the gentleman is of such Dr. J. W. Anderson excessive modesty thas in his twenty Mrs. A. Arthu years on a famous paper his name has Mr. & Mrs. Arthur

"Put in The Mise E. R. Bailey been printed only twice. Satusilny Review (New York), we read Mr & Mrs L. C, F. this tale:

Bellamy

Mr J. W. C. Bounar.. Mr W. II. Bourge Mr M. J. Breen Mr & Miss Bronzan

Major A. S. Littlejohns MrJ. D. Lloyd Mr. 3. S. Lloy Mr.W. H. Lock Mr D. C. Logan Mr & Mrs W. Logan

Mr & Mr T. A. Martin

MH J. McAinsl

Mr R. McGregor Mir E. E. Minmack Mr & Mrs D. W.

Munton

Miss Newsbolme Mr W. Ogden Mr F. E. Ollerton Mr A, H. Penn Major & Mre F. H

Phillip Mr & Mrs H. R.

Remington Mr A. Ritchie Lt Col Mr O.

Sanders Mr & Mrs L. G Scatt Mr B. P. Shaw

He came down from Scotland as a Youngster, to look for a newspaper job. He tapped at all the doors, and found

Col & Mrs C. Bastell no entry. His small fund of money seen

Brown ran out, and be felt himself beaten. There seemed no room on Fleet Street. Miss F. W Brown and one night he wrote home asking for MS.D. Carothers money enough to get back to Scotland Mrs J.O. Carpenter He went to the post-office to buy a stamp Mr B. B. Cleland for the fatal letter. On the counter sat

Miss M. Cooper Mrs L. H. Cormack a big black cat, comfortably licking her fur. In an idle moment the young man Lt. Col. R. A. Dabhin.

Duncan held out the stamp to see if the cat

Mr. C.

& Mrs J. Duncan would moisten it for him. She did so, sceining to relish the sweet taste of the W. E. Dye gum. He afixed the stamp and was Mra Somers Eilis about to drop the letter down the slit- Misses Elis

Then he put the letter back in his Mr & Mrs W. A.

Eastaca desk in the corner and pocket, ran to then and there wrote a brief story about Mr A. Forbes the Stamp-Licking Cat at the Fleet Miss M. Forbes

How the postal Miss G. Forthergill Street post-office. authorities, always, solicitous of the Mr R. 1. W. Foster

MrF. F. P. Franklin Mr & Mrs T. H. White laboriously

Smith convenience, had public

Mr & Miss G. E. trained the animal to sit on the countert G. G. Frederick

How Mr & Mr W. D.

Stabbings Goodfellow and lick stamps for customers. the eat was specially nourished with a

Mr & Mrs Goo

Goo, W. Mr O. P. Sturdee saliva-stimulating diet, and that a project

Grey Mr & Mrs E. F. L

Stardes mingle a little oil of way to was under

Mr & Mr B. A. Hala

Mrs J. 8. Thomson catuip with the government's stamprum Miss M. B. Hall

Mr & Mrs C. Thwaites Mr & Mrs J. Hancock

Mina Thwaites Dret newsaper editor to whom Mr. J. B. Hawker.

Mr A. W. Tickle W.J

Lt Col &

And so on.

Mr W. F. Simmons Mr R. E. Skelton.

MEL

Trevelyan

Lady E. CuFurner Mr U. Miker

Capt B.T

ho offered this agreeably preposterous Mr & Mrs Hawker Mr M. E. Tirner

ttle yarn sebepted it with glee. It was the journalistic erip of the week. Illus Mr G. M. Hemsworth trated papers wired for photos, and the Lt. Comdr. G. F. Hols post-office, was crowded with people ask Mr H Howell

S.P.G.A.

1188 0. harri-

C. Jenkins ing to see the cat. The

to see if it was a matter with Mr G. S. Hugh-Jones round

sale of Mr The

Mr W. A. Jordan in their jurisdiction. stamps, at that office increased 40 per Miss G. Kennedy cent. And the author of the story has Mr M.F. Key nover since been without a job. It is Mr&Mrs E. F. Kil the story of Dick Whittington over again, Mr & Mrs A. Lane you see I told you, didn't I, that Eng-Mr & Mrs S. E Land is all a kind of fairy-tale."

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Capt. & E. Watta Misa, C. Willmott Mr & Mrs F.D. Wood

Mr.G. C. Worrall Mr & Mrs G. Yate

Recent experience has confirmed my view that there is even now suficient capital in the country ready for employ ment if it is clear that no undue risk is involved and that a fairly reliable return is Kasured. Sir Feliz Schuster.

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