Flyosan
is now a
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
"Peterman
product"
We are NOT going to tell you it will exterminate roa- ches. It won't. No spray will exterminate them. PETER- MAN'S ROACH FOOD does that.
We ARE going to say that FLYOSAN is best for flies, mosquitoes, and other pests that fly.
We ARE going to say-as we have said for nearly half a century that you must have a specific insecticide for each insect:
There is no panacea that will kill all insects. Don't be misled. Our reputation, maintained for nearly 50 years, is your guarantee that Peterman products do what We say they do.
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That means repeat sales and satisfaction and new. business.
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FLYOSAN is now sold under the same non-dis- criminating, one-price policy which has been followed since 1878,
OBTAINABLE AT ALL DISPENSARIES AND STORES.
WILLIAM PETERMAN, INC..
Represented by-
HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO., INC. NEW YORK
BOLE AGENTS:
HARRY WICKING & CO. HONGKONG.
THE POPULAR COMEDY TEAM AT ITS BEST!
Based on the atory, "Big Hearted Jim," by Petterzon Marzoni,
THEY HAP TO KEEP
THEM OUT OF THIS
JAIL. IT HAD-
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1929.
GYMNASTIC DISPLAY.
STAGED BY PUPILS OF THE CENTRAL BRITISH SCHOOL
F.A. CUP CHANGES.
ALTERATIONS IN EXEMP- TIONS FOR NEXT SEASON.
A first-rate demonstration of phy- The E.A. have made soveral sical drill and gymnastics was given alterations in the Cup exemptions by a number of boys attending the for next season. Crystal Palace, Central British School, on the play who had to play through from the ground yesterday evening, in the pre-
sence of the acting Director of Educa-first round this season, have been tion (Mr. E. Ralphs), the headmaster granted full exemption, and will (Mr. G. F. Nightingale), parents and not appear in the tournament until frienda.
the grand entry of the First, and
This work, which is entirely volun-Second Division clubs in the third tary, was commented only a matter round.
of five or six weeks ago under the Clapton Orient and Port Vale, able direction of Borgt. Milla, of the on the other hand, have been put Somerset Light Infantry, and al- back to the first round, and also though such a short time has olapsed Northampton Town-unless they the pupils taking part in yesterday's secure promotion. Mansfeld: display demonstrated some degree of skill in executing feats of an advanced Town have been advanced. They will not take part in the qualifying
nature.
Bergt. Milla the father of Mids competition, but will make their Hazel Mills, a pupil, and some five entry in the first round and Alder- or alx weeks ago he offered to take a shot, Dartford, Folkestone, Grant- voluntary class of boys wishing to ham, Guildford City, Northfleet, take up such exercise. Advantage Nunhead, Shippey, Southall, and was taken of the offer and both pupils Thames will come into the draw. and Instructor have been hard at work for the first time in the fourth since, to such good effect that the qualifying round. papila were able to present a pro- gramme of events which reflected the greatest credit on themselves and their capable instructor.
The exbibition was arranged chilly In order that the progress made could be demonstrated to Mr. Nightingale, who expressed admiration at the way even the youngest members went through their paces.
A selected number of pupils were picked to take part in the demonstra- tion, these being E. Butler, J. Smith, R. Wood, L. Black, B. Blekford, F. Fowler, M. Roumenu, R. Blyth, A. McFarlane, R. Phillips and V. Grun berg.
In the first part of the programame they were seen in parallel bars exer elsex, including special voluntaries, acries of short-arms, long-arms, for- ward and side shoots, the back lift and Tobin's Leap. In addition there were two impressive tableaux by no monny easy to do, the performance of which was greeted with much ap= plause.
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LAWN TENNIS.
CLUB DE RECREIO TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW.
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The following will represent Club do-Recreio in their Leligue mat- ches to-mOTTOW:
"A". team versus the H.K.C.C. (away)—R, R. Robarts and C. A. Bar- retto, F. J. Remedios and A. V. Gosano, G. A. Noronha and V. A. Yvanovich,
"B" team versus the Nippon Club (home)-L. A. Ribeiro and A. V. Remedios, E. A. Noronha and A. Ribeiro, H. A. Barros and A, A. Re- medios,
"C" H. A. Noronha and G. A. Basto, M. team versus the C.R.C. (home)
Oliveira and J, L. Xavier, C, E. Invier and M. Remedios.
AMERICAN STOCKS--
After a short interval the pupils showed what they could do in "horse" work, theso everin including splits, on one foot and back lift, right and left hand vault, clear jump, splite CABLED centre, right and left corners, leap; aplits over boy sitting on horse, and a splendid final tableau.
The boys showed equal skill and ability in both spheres of the display, and deserve praise for the rapid pro gress they have made.
U.S. BASEBALL.
LEAGUE RESULTS AND STANDINGS.
Now York, June 2 Yesterday's baseball matchen re- sulted as follows:
American League.
Cleveland 3, Boston 12. Chicago 1, New York 6. St. Louis 1, Washington 2. Only games scheduled.
National League.
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QUOTATIONS FROM NEW YORK.
The following quotations as at the close of the market on Thursday have been received from their corres- pondent, Messrs. Hayden, Stone, and Co. of New York, by Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Sassoon House,
Summer GOLF HOSE
These unshrinkable mercerised cotton Summer Golf Hose are undoubtedly the finest value obtainable for present wear. No seams to cause discomfort but the hose is excellently shaped with a special centre rib, extending from the heel to the calf of the lég. ·
In shades of—
White and Khaki
Size 10" to II** $2.50 a pair.
3 pairs for 65.0
Lane, Crawford, Ltd.
Men's Wear Styliste.
E. HING & CO. SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIP CANDLERS HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
PHONE:—— CENTRAL No. 1116. Wing Woo Street Tol. Contral 25.,
CABINS FOR FIGHTING | pit will ward off fatigue, both by
AEROPLANES.
R.A.F. EXPERIMENTS.
out experiments with totally en- The Royal Air Force is carrying
| Shanghai, (cable address "Swanstock,
Shanghai), who are not responsible closed cabins for fighting alreraft.
protecting the pilot from the rush of air and by muffling the con- tinuous roaring of the engine.
As the performance of Service aircraft improves, and they are
and greater speeds, the protection designed to reach higher and high- er "ceilings," and to fly at greater
for cable mutilations. Thena quota-The pilot is housed in a cockpit with afforded to the pilot by clothing and tions are subject to confirmation: sides, roof, and front of unsplinter-quipment becomes more and more Previous Latest able dass, giving him almost as thorities believe that the fighting Inadequate. The Air Force aU- Prier. Free. good a view as from an open mo efficiency of pilota manoeuvring at 20,000 or 25,000 feet would be acri- eusly impaired by lack of protec- tion against the noise, wind, and cold.
100 cline.
Anaconda Copper ... 100 Bethlehem Steel... 102 Chrysler Corp. (Com-
mon) General Motors (Com
mun)
ung.
70
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73
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Goodrich B. F. (Com-
man)
78
77
Granby Consolidated
Copper ...
74
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International Cement
(Common)
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Missouri Pacific (Com-
mon)
00
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Novada Consolidated
Copper ***
47
40
Packard Motor Car
The team standings are now 48 Radio Corporation, of follows:
(Common)
137
137
America (Common) 80
88
Standard Gil Co.' of
National League.
Now Jersey
69
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41
Southern Pacific
132
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23 15
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Toxas Corporation..... unq.
64
United States Leather
22 16
.578
"A"
... ung,
41
20 17
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United States Steel.. 160,
100
10 17
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14 22
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Vacuum Oil Willys Overland ...... 22
119
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22
1524
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New York, 4 Chiengo 1. Brooklyn-St. Louis, rain. Boston-Cincinnati, rain. Only games scheduled.
The chief object of these ex- periments is to evolve a type of ma- chine in which the pilot is protect ed against the intense cold met with at high altitudes. But in addition It is believed that the enclosed cock
The French air authorities are carrying out. similar experienta with two-seater machines.
Then and Now
KARL
DANE
GEORGE K.
ARTHUR
in
Football Games.
2. Glee Clubs.
3. Fraternities,
4. No Work.
5. Loads of Fun.
Dane and Arthur in this hilarious film will thrill and delight you more than ever!
BROTHERLY
LOVE
A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer PICTURE
Also at all Performances-
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SAM KU WEST and his Paradise
COMING TO THE
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
Harmony Trio
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New York Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati
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-CANTON BILLIARDS.
DRAW FOR FINDLATER CUP COMPETITION,
The following is the draw for the first round of the Canton Amateur Oen Billiard Champion, ship for the Findlater Challenge Cup:
Mr. W. Rend v. Mr. C. El Wal- son, July 1st, at the Club Lusitano, ir. Wu Wing-hong v. Mr. Wong Yum-suen, July 2nd, at the Y.M.C.A:.
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DEAF MUTE CHARGED,
ATTACK WITH HAMMER ON
WOMAN IN TRAIN.
Tom Farmer, aged 48, a deaf muto, of Chiddingfold, was at Guildford recently remanded on a charge of causing grievous bodily harm, to Rose James, of Hunting Grove-road, Slinfold, by striking her on the head with a hammer at Guildford on Saturday.
Mr. H. Davies, Deputy Town Clerk, prosecuting, sald the woman was seen at Guildford with her head out of a carriage window. She was bleeding profusely.
Ronald Leslie Jupp, a lamp man, employed on the Southern Rallway, said that before he could get to the woman the man pulled her away on to another platform. He chased Farmer, and caught him in the sub- way and handed him to the police. dairy farmer, and brother of the
John Farmer, of Ewhurst, prisoner, who seted as Interproter in the denf-and-dumb language,
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and naked to be forgiven. He want ed to know it he could go home if he promised to be good.
Mr. Wong Po-keung v. Mr. said his brother stated he was sorry Stormes, July 3rd, at the Cantou Club.
Mr. G. M. D. D. Wolf v. Mr. Kong. Yu-trai, July 5th, at the Canton Masoite Club.
Mr. A. E. Osmund. v. Mr. S, D. Day, Open, at the Canton Club,
Mr. G. L. Maggs v. Mr. J. Baud, July 8th, at the Club Lusitano, Mr. Fung Cho-liuen, v, Mr. J. Mogra, July 9th, at the Cantos Masonic Club.
Mr. D. Latimer v, Mr. Lee Man- sik, July 10th, at the Customs Club.Our Own Correspondent.
The woman was stated to be pro-1 greasing satisfactorily in hospital.
Following the destruction of 70 young treos and hundreds of bulbs on the Kingston by-pass road, an ex-policeman has been appointed by the Roads Beautifying Association to watch the trees, shrubs and plante placed along the road by the. association.
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