THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

THE GIRL WHO ENJOYS LIFE.

It is just in her "teen age" that a girl should be getting most fun out of life. Yet so often it happens that girls of sixteen-to- twenty have outgrown their strength-are_quickly tired, pale, nervous, generally run-down and unhappy. These are sure signe of anaemia, a condition that results from thin undernourished blood. Dr. Willams' Pink Pills have corrected this in thousands of girls. Here is the personal experience of Mrs. M. M. Brown, a young wife residing at 63 St. John's Road, Fratton, Pórtsmouth, -England.

"From the age of fourteen 1- suffered from a most obstinate form of anaemia", statea Mra; Brown. "During these years of misery I was constantly having medical attention, but all to no permanent avail. I often had throbbing headaches, and was

so weak that mother had to take

me

from school. away

So things went on until I reached

the age of eighteen. I always felt ill and depressed.

. It was at the suggestion of a friend that I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. There was soon an improvement, and by the time I had taken the third box of the Pills was a changed girl, all my ailments had vanished. I am now quite well and able to thoroughly enjoy life."

For climatic reasons Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are packed in glass neckless, hermetically-sealed bottles for sale in the Far East. As a blood builder and nerve tonic for both sexes their fame is ever-growing and worldwide. Your chemist can supply you, but be sure to refuse all substitutes, remembering that nothing elac is "the same," or "just as good" as

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.

FOR THE CHILDREN

First Class Summer Schools. FOR CONVALESCENTS An up-to-date Sanatorium FOR EVERYBODY Sea-bathing from a wonderful beach.

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These are but few of the attractions of TSINGTAO

Write Tsingtao P. O Box 225 for any information required

WHY SUFFER?

WHEN ALL THAT IS REQUIRED TO GIVE YOU RELIEF, IS A BOTTLE OF OUR PRICKLY HEAT LOTION.

(also supplied as powder)

The Colonial Dispensary.

13, Queen's Road C. Tel. No. 21877.

FLETCHER'S

SKETOCIDE

KILLS: FLIES, MOSQUITOES,

BUGS AND OTHER INSESTS

THE PHARMACY

(FLETCHER & CO., LTD.

A.P.Q. Buliding.

Tel: 20345,

The velvety bloom

of youth

Few could imagine a more delicate, refreshing perfume than that contained in Peerless Erasmic. Nothing is more delicious than the subtle fragrance, of a wild flower, and it is the sweet scent of wild, hedgerow violets that gives Peerless Erasmic its distinctive charm.

Erasmic lathers

almost at a touch and the

rich, creamy lather cleanses and invigorates the skin, drives out the dirt, and leaves it with the soft, velvety bloom of youth.

To soothing herbs, employed in making Peerless Erasmic, may be traced this rejuvenating, quality of its lather

Its peculiar healing properties.

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PEERLESS.

ERASMIC

THE DAINTY SOAP

Where time takes no toll

The difference between youth and age has never been less marked than it is in the woman of to-day. Women let the years pass, graciously and ungrudgingly, for life no longer demands of them `a diminution of work or play with advent of their fortieth summer. Among the dancers in the smartest clubs and restaurants are many women whose light feet, belle their age. Beautifully gowned, hair fashionably dressed, eyes bright, complexions, radiant, they can expect admiration in, any gathering. It is one of the consolations of modern life that, youth is no longer measured by years,

ERASMIC PERFUMERS - LONDON

Perhaps it is the dazzling beauty of their complexions which seems most to defy time. Every Woman can count herself young until wrinkles come, outil the chin- lle falls, and the face loses Its firmness. To-day, thou- sands of women keep happily young by the regular use of Peerless Erasmic Soap.

Peerless Ernsmic has for years been known to women of fashion as fulfilling a vitál complexion need.

It is a cleanser and a tonic, and its constant use secures perpetual youth for the skin.

All Chemists and Stores have Erasmic Toilet Specialities.

LOCAL RADIO.

PROGRAMME OF RECORD MUSIC.

children.

Navy Band. (21296) LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE. Faust-The Jewel Song. The King of Thule.

THE-TAIKOO TEAMS FOR

SATURDAY'S GAMES, - ́·

The following teams have beco selected for next Saturday to repre- sent the Taikoo Recreation Club; "he

First division team against Kow- loon C.C. at Kowloon J. B. Chapman, T. Grimes, N. Drummond, J. Ferguson (Skip). G. McLeod, J. Sloan (Shr.), J. Laing, R. C. Wallace (Skip), J. C.

Elisabeth Rathberg (Soprano). (7179). Oh, How I Weary, Dearie, For You That's the Reason Noo I Wear a

Kilt. Sir Harry Lander." (D1498), To-day's radio programme to be The Skaters-Waltz, broadcast by Z.B.W. on a wavelength Estudiantina-Waltz. International

Concert

Orchestra. (85798). of 355 metres:-

6.30-7.00 p.m. Children's pro- A Little Love, A Little Kiss, gramme. Auntie Patt, Uncle Dick The Clatter of the Clogs. and Uncle Jeff will entertain the Gracie Fields (Comediene). (B3415).

I'so Regusted. Amos 'n' Andy (Enmorons). Check and Double Check. Balero. Boston Symphony

Orchestra. Gymnopedie No. 1.

Second 'division team against E.K. Electric Co. at Talkoo-T. Stainton, Now I'm in Love.

Reginald Foort (Cinema Organ). C. H. Summers, W, Bell, D. Muuro (Skip), K. McIntyre, W. Brown, 8ylvan Scenes. H. Vincent Collier

(Cinema Organ) (B3361). G. H. Stewart, R. K. Duncan (Skip). T. Swan, W, Cunningham, S. Amory, The Flower of Italy-Waltz Serenade-Waltz. Rossi Band (35837). D. Walmsley (Slip).

8.00-10.30 p.m. Chinese record programme.

of. H.M.V. and Victor records selected 6.00-8.00 p.m. European programme and supplied by Messrs. Moutrie and Co,

"Silver Wings,"-Vocal Gems.

Light Opera Co. (C1858).

Rigoletto-Quartet. Mignon-Entr'acte Gavotte,

Pietro (Accordion Solo). (V19). "Faust,"Selection.

A Chip of the Old Block. So I Left Peter Dawson ·

(22393) Chalmers, J. Pokon, J. Russell, W. (7251). Wotherspoon (Skip). (7262).

Cralgengower Teams.

team

Band of H. M. Coldstream

Guards. (C1877), You, You Alone.

The Craigengower first For You.

John Boles (Tenor), (22873).

against the Police on Saturday, on Mr. Clement Web, Oriel the Police green, will be? Mississippi Suite.

Professor of the Philosophy (A Tone Journey). (35859).

F. J. Neves, M. A. R. Sousa, D. Chrisitan Religion. Paul Whiteman and His Concert of the

at Rumjahn, B. W. Bradbury (Sidp). Orchestra.

Oxford, ís to. retire at the E. Tues, A. E. Contes, E. Arell, U. end of the present year to have M. Omar (Skip). W. T. Brightman, more time for his literary work. W. Collins, C. S. Rosselet, R. Basa (Bass-Baritone). (E3378). Professer Webb, in addition to his (Skip), Sincerity Waltz.

important works on the general| The second tears, against the Civil Wedding of the Winds-Waltz,

Lo Vittoria Orchestra. (85911). one of the very few scholars out be ward, W. V. Field, Y. Abbas, J.

philosophical aspect of religion, is Service C., on the home

Breen, will

side the Roman communion who (Cinema Organ). (B9428)tic philosophy. He

write with authority on the scholas K. Modi, R. C. Reed, W. G. Shaw Cavanagh (Skip). D. K. Kharas, F.

Anchors Aweigh-March.

has made a (Skip). A. L. Sotuss, E. Zimmern, M. All Hands-March. United States special study of John of Salisbury: O'Brien, J. Carr (Skip).

Just As We Used to Do.

Dream Lover, Edward O'Henry

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

GOOOME ON!! you CERTAINLY HAVE GIVEN ME ENOUGH TROUBLE- FIRST YOU SPOIL MY HANDSHAKE WITHESTH"- PRESIDENT AN' THEN YOU BOST OP MY

'DOG SHOW !!

AN ON TOP OF EVERYTHING! ELSE, YOU LET PATSY FITTS

CAT MAKE YOU LOOK LIKE

A MONKEY-- GEE, I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH YOU

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6 Burn.

10

Laughable.

Across

11 Vessel for holding liquors.

12 Cavalry soldier.

13 Ensues.

16 Rear.

19 Native of Sweden.

22 Sea eagle.

23 Indicates, something omitted.

25 Paradise.

28 Los cart.

27 Compound of sodium.

28 Large pitcher.

29.

30

32 Chop into small pieces.'

33 Observes.

36 Mean abode.

36 Once.

39 Bond.

41 Got up.

42 Gallinacious birds,

46 Paleness.

47 Conqueror.

48 Robbed on the high seas.

9. Spotted.

60 Tender.

1 Deny.

2 Impudent,

3 Despise. 4' Accent.

5 Instead of. 6 Saline.

7 Division.

Swayed.

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9 Listen.

14 Stop.

15 Dregs.

17 Kind of vessel.

18 Remedy.

20 Atmospheric conditions.

21 Lower.

23 Seize

124 Jump ise by sound

33 Foolish.

34 Small hole,

37 Dispelled. 38 Fright.

40 Figure of speech."

41 Stage whisper.

43 Dry.

44 Precious stone.

45 Always.

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