THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1930.
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Mackenzie & Co's
EAU DE COLOGNE
At the end of a hot day, a little in the bath
or wash basin will be found to be most invigorating.
The Colonial Dispensary.
13, Queen's Road, Central.
TJ. No. 21877.
THE CORNETS AND THE MUGS.
COUNCILS ENGAGE IN A FRIENDLY DISPUTE.
WEDDING BELLES
GONE BRIDE IS DRESSED IN
SATIN WITH HUGE SLEEVES
AND VEIL OF TULLE
EUE BRIDESMAIDS" FROCKS ARE OF TULLE
IN PASTEL SHADES FLOWERS AND VELVET RIBBONS IN OFIPER" TONES ACCENTUATE.
THE COLORS
WOMEN SMOKERS.
[By a Nurse.
READERS.
„GLADYS PARKTR
DISCONTENT.
We all know that there is such a thing as "divine discontent," but few of us are prepared to go so far as to say, as I heard someone say- ing not long ago, that discontent is, or should be, always encourag- ed!
To be content, reasoned the very young man who was advancing his theory at the moment. is to have come to rest, to have ceased striving, to be perilously near, stagnation.
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This is true enough, yet the word. "discontended" is hardly the right term, to describe the state of the individual who is still striving to push forward or to rise higher. Is: not the word an unpleasant one which implies a certain amount of peevishness?
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It is possible, I think, to be con- tent, and yet be dissatisfied with certain circumstances or condi- tions in life, which one is deter-; mined to change.
For, if we are convinced that in the end we shall see that all is arranged in this world for the best, we shall be able to aspire, improve, battle, and, struggle to bring about the changes we de sire to see made without ever los. ing true contentment. M. H. In
Exchange.
are produced by its excessive con- sumption, tobacco singles out especially three very important regions in the body on which to force its ill effects. They are the eyes, the stomach, and the nervous system..
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2 Acknowledge.
Across
8 Having ridden to the top, I can'
now see for miles (hidden). The stream is slow. at last
10 In Chicago "con men top" the list of the undesirable elements (anag)
11 It is in this large town.
13 The occupants of the nursery instruct this to scintillate twice -when small..
16 To parcel out, all, and more
will be required.
17 Stingier. Give it a penny and it
will wander windingly,
19 Went out, and is entreated. 22 May be a steward, or done with 21 Regarding the feast-go back.
a repc.
23 Largo enough.
24 Sometimes the farmer comes a this in regard to its "first part. 28 A stringed instrument contri-
butes to this greeting,
29 A short street, a pronoun, and 3 preposition give standing. 30.This section does not contain
640 acres. 31 You do
It was the top Tage so. end. I said (hidden).. 34 This iron is useful in the kitchen. You can work out a crossword on it.
36 Put "Far in clip" (anag.). 37 Summer ends this French holi-
day.
38 Still, this is flat. Many 39 Scamper off, with father in the
middle.
We have all seen the tremor and which nervousness
excessive cigarette smoking induces. Many victims of failing sight bave experienced a marvellous improve ment in their vision by the simple expedient of abstention from tobacco, when all other forms of treatment have failed. sufferers from indigestion fail to attribute their internal pains to The over indulgence in tobacco.
reatest living expert on abdominal surgery has stated that it has often been his good for tune to rescue suspected cases of gastric ulcer from the knife, on his attention being arrested by their tobacco, stained fingers.
Unfortunately however, life is a sufficiently grey matter for most of us without some human failing,
und tobacco has certainly cheered many a lonely hour. Many a wife
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DOYL
here. It is
2 There 13 cry
pungent, Here, strangely enough, the the centre is divided between ends. All will liken. There is à bird in this old- fashioned vehicle.
5 Inertness. 6. Nerts.
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ENGLAND.
The hour of smoking has much to do with the results produced. There should never be any indul- has exploited her knowledge of GERMAN INVASION OF gence when the stomach is empty, the soothing influence of the and certainly not before break evening smoke by postponing her costly Since there is no possible doubt altereth not.
fast. This should be a law which request for
In every investi-raiment until the tobacco has pro- that the use of tobacco is detri-gated case of failing vision caused duced in her husband a state mental to health, it behoves us by tobacco, a consistent history closely akin to good nature.
to minimise its ill effects as far of smoking just before meals and
as possible. This is done by especially on waking is invariably exercising a wise moderation elicited.
govern
Smoking is said to be
Minimising Evil Effects.
its consumption, and equally more harmful before lunch and important, by smoking only at should, if possible, be postponed selected intervals.
until the last meal of the day is The age of the smoker should taken. The rule of no amoking
her
Girls in bed is a wise one, since there' indulgence. should abstain until safely in is no commoner cause of sleep- their twenties when the period of lessness, nocturnal unrest, and of the 'active bodily growth is over. heaviness on waking than exces- Elderly folks usually, almost in-sive indulgence in the hour imme The articles include seven old variably, suffer from a varying diately preceding retiral. chairs which are. unsuitable as degree of high blood pressure. office furniture; 30 half-pint mugs, and the frequent Indulgence, in one funnel. "unmarked"; three tobacco will assuredly maintain bleeding-bowls; two earthenware this at an unpleasantly elevated vegetable drainers; a chairman's level. hammer; portraits in oils various guardians who died in the A controversy, not altogether Nineties; a coloured engraving of devoid of humour, has arisen be-Poland Street Workhouse, dated tween the Westminster City Coun- 1809; and "two cornets won by the cil and the London County Council band of the Strand Union Schools nervous sex, and, unfortunately, obvious that a girl who is out of as to the ownership of various at the Poor (Low School Band Cor- it is not uncommon to find sume doors all day will be much less articles, "the majority of which, tests at the .lexandra Palace in of the most fervent devotees of affected by a quantity of tobacco, which would seriously upset her tobacco among their ranks. states the General Purposes Com-1875 and 1877."
It is certainly injudicious. if sedentary sister. mittee of the former Council," "arej It is already clear that the ques-
Over-indulgence in tobacco is of no great intrinsic value." These tion of ownership will be difficult not grossly unfair, for a prospec-
to were found at the St. George and to settle, and as a compromise, it tive mother who can exert such positively baneful to health. In
a far-reaching effect over another addition the St. Martin register offices on ia suggested that the articles be life to indulge their transfer to the Westminster retained "on loan" from the LC.C.
'smoking. City Council last April.
'by the Westminster Council,
of
The inhalation of the fumes of tobacco is definitely hurtful, and, unfortunately, is a very prevalent practice. Smoking in the open- Women More Nervous Sex.
air has much to commend it, since Women are, because of their the process of inhalation is re-
the more duced to a minimum. finer organisation,
It is
in
the well-known
excessive symptoms
and of palpitation breathlessness on exertion, which
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
and new
This smart ensemble con- sists of a beige lapin three- quarter coat and -beige. and brown printed silk dress. The scarf drawn through alita in the coat and accented by dark brown squares, is interesting.
All Outl
BRITAIN SELECTED FOR HOLIDAYS.
This year is likely to break all records in the number of foreign visitors to England.
7 It was so dark that he attempt- ed in vain to recognise the turning (hidden).
11 A small company proceeds to
sum up,
12 He will "revert, all at once, to the subject of his journey (anag).
13 His summons is given without
words.
15 All is put right, but the middle,
only is put straight.
18 The key to Crete is set upright. 20 Here the ingredients of pasty
begin.
25 Lie down. There is a short note
here.
26 A shallow vessel and a card o a long way towards the making of this remedy
27 Evaded.
32 A crocodile has an-counten.
Jnce.
33 With an extra head these ani
mals become mere jokes. 34 This may be sung with it, but
not, necessarily, so listened to.. 35 If it employs more labour it will be a definite step in the right direction (hidden).
Yesterday's Solution.
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Quite a number of business men are taking a 'busman's holiday while their women folk are shop ping. A French departmental store proprietor recently spent Bey- eral days visiting the London stores."
Telling the World. Later in the month many of the visitors will go to Scotland.
This was revealed to a News
One reason for the growing num. Chronicle reporter who made in-bers of these visitors is the in- quiries at various tourist agencies. creased publicity given to the at- He found that a large number of tractions of England by 'the visitors from the Continent are Travel Association of Great Bri- now making holiday in England. tsin.
Germany heads the list in the Last year's tourists from abroad numerical strength of this invasion. numbered 238,391, an increase Germans are favouring England in-of 13,576 on the previous stead of France or Italy. There year. American figures will from be down this year, but the continen- are big contingents, too, France, Holland, Austria, and tal visitors will, it is expected, more Scandinavia.
than make up the difference.
Daily Excursions.
"Most of the visitors, make Lon- don their headquarters and make
While on their way to make a daily excursione to such places as honeymoon tour of North Wales on Stratford Warwick, Broadway
a motor cycle, Mr. and Mrs. David (Worcestershire), Oxford and Cam- Mills, of Rectory-road, Barnes, met bridge, and other historical apots, with a serious accident at Maiden- said an official of a large tourist head, Berks, Mrs. Milla was riding pillion when the machine came into "Many parties book for tours, collision with a lorry which was
those to the cathedral
turning out of the main road near cities. South and West Coast re- Maidenhead Bridge. She was bad- sorts are also favoured by family ly hurt, and was detained at parties, but on the whole it is Maidenhead Hospital. Her hus sightseeing which interests
band, who escaped with minor in- juries, returned later to his home.
agency.
such 18
of the visitors."
most
By Blosser
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KILLS GERMS
Dentaline is an
Antiseptic Germicide and Astringent.
Preperly diluted it is delightful to taste and refreshing to use.
THE PHARMACY
Asiatic Building, Tel. 20345. Queen's Road.
RILEY'S PLANE
LLY IS GNING HIM TROUBLE AND IT LOCKS LIKE HE WILL HAVE TO DESERT HIS SHIP IN MIDAIR, HIGH OVER THE JAGGED CANYONS OF ARIZONA --TOUGH LUCK -- AND JUST WHEN IT BEGAN TO LOOK LIKE HE WAS ABOUT TO FIND FRECKLES AND HIS KIDNAPPER, FARBAR..... THIS SURELY IS A TOUGH BREAK FOR RILEY
-AND FRECKLES...
SHE'S MISSING
WORSE THAN EVER 24
WELL-SHE CAN
"MISS FOR ALL I CARE-IM SAY- ING GOOD BYE
TO HER!!
NO USE TO WAIT 'ANY":
LONGER
OFF
I'M SHOVING
AND THE REST
IS UP TO LADY :/
LUCK!!!
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