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Tuesday.
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
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REBUILD
JOB!
REBUILT REPAIRED
July 2, 1940. By Walt Disney
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MEN'S
MERCERISED COTTON
KHAKI HANDKERCHIEFS
80c. each
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.
TEL. 28151
I want to tell
you about.
THE NEW FEATURES
OF THE KOTEX PAD:
THE KOTEX LABORATORY has developed an improved type of moisture-resistant material made specially for Kotex sanitary napkins. And a protective panel of this material is now placed between the soft folds of every Kotex pad!
So remember this new Kotex feature all you who believe in "Safety First! Remember, too, all the other advantages Kotex has
to offer....
Easy to see why it's so comfort. able, too! Kotex is made in soft folds (with more absorbent mate. riul where needed... less in the non-effective portions of the pad)': Naturally, Kotex is less bulky than pads with- loose, wadded filters! And the soft cotton under the gauze makes it less apt to chafe!
Kotex comes in 3 sizes, too! Super-Regular-Junior. Korex is the only popular-priced napkin that offers you a choice of 3 different sizes! (So you may vary the size pad according to each day's needs!) All 3 sizes have soft, folded centers... flat, tapered ends...
Many a time-you'll be thankful Koter doesn't make "tell-tale out- liner"! Just compare the flat, pressed ends (patented by Koter) with the thick, stubby cads of other-and-moisture-resistant "safety napkins! It's easy to see why Kotex panels". All 3 sizes sell for the never makes embarrassingbulges... same low price!
FEEL ITS NEW SOFTNESS PROVE ITS NEW SAFETY COMPARE ITS NEW,
PLATTER ENDS
OTEX
"You scarcely know you're wearing it!!"
For (VIGORBUS) HEALTH
WRIGHTS Coal Tar Soap
DID-
For adequate teetion against all Oriental akin diseases.
WRIGHT'S
COAL TAR TALOUM POWDER Especially purifled for use in the
....
Nursery. WRIGHT'S COAL TAR OINTMENT
Ideal for all
Blentishes.
¡. WRIGHT'S
* COAL TAR
Skin
SHAVING BOAP
Antiseptie
and Soothing,
Agents:
· GILMAN- &. Co., Ltd,
Crops Let Down Sir Reginald
SIR REGINALD DORMAN- SMITH, Minister of Agriculture, made a partial admission of the Government's fallure to produce more food from our own land in a speech in London recently.
He said the ploughing up of 2,000,000 extra acres should provide a saving of 2,000,000 tons in shipping space for feeding-stuffs.
But he
refrained from making any claim to increased food production as a result of the campaign: in some crops, he admitted, there would be much less thurs had been hoped for.
"For Instance, we are bound to want more sugar-beat grown," he
sakl then mentioned that he had
appealed to farmers to seed a bigger
acreage.
Last year about 337,000 acres of i sugar-beet were grown in England and Wales. For this year the Gov- erniment nsked for at least 400,000 Acres.
Wheat Ruined
"But," said Sir Reginald, "the cam- paign has been very disappointing. doubt very much if we shall get all the sugar-beet we asked for."
I understand there are likely to be similar results in regard to the wheat. acreage. Much sown on some of the newly ploughed land has been ruined by wireworm, and it is expected that f the total production will not greatly exceed last year's figure.
Sir Reginald announced negatiu- tions with the War Ofee for the re- lease of troops to take part in the harvest, and sald special cash incen- lives would be offered the men to volunteer for this week.
He hinted that unless there was some conscription of Inbour it might be impossible to find the extra 100,- 000 men estimated to be necessary for work on the forms, but he declined to discuss methods which might be adopted,
Exchanges Helping
"One concession," he said, "is that! the Minister of Labour has had, in- serted in all Government contracts a clause which prevents contractors employment exchanges. from engaging inen except through
And em-
ployment exchanges have been in- structed to supply, as far as possible, all demands from the unemployed in Industries other than agriculture."
On the question of feeding-stuffs supplies the Minister would only say: "If the demands on our shipping become greater us a result of war developments it is quite possible they will be even shorter than they have been. But we are trying to necumu late a reserve during the summer.”
Wounded Nazi Prisoners
Reach
London
BETWEEN 30 and 40 wound-, lances.
An officer was driven
ed Gorman soldiers, still wearing away in a private car with an gray uniform, arrived at Charing armed escort, and the remainder Cross under British
military followed in a motor-coach. escort recently. The picture shows walking wounded leaving All the prisoners were young the station..
and had several days' growth of Several of the prisoners were beard. Somo of their faces strotcher-cases, and these were were blackened and their uni- placed in two Red Cross ambu- forms and jack-boots were dusty.
Small Cars Make Big Money
SMALL cars will soon be worth adition have an investment which lot more money, Second-hand 8, 10, may prove very valuable at the end and 12 h.p. cars will rocket sky high of the war during the war
Already they are up 20 per cent. since last September. People will not give up cars, and rationing of
limited number to be made.
Bus Strike Threat siect to fuctories allows only
Blackburn was threatened with a transport workers' strike recently. More than 200 drivers and conduc- tors, complaining of spread-over dulles, held a midnight meeting to decide whether they should strike or not.
ECONOMIZE -
BUY
the LARGE TUBE
KOLYNOS
DENTAL CREAM
B.W.O.F. WORKERS
Heads of Sewing and Kaltting Centres of the British War Organisa- tion Fund and their lady helpers leaving the Colony are kindly re- One manufacturer of a popular quested to return all finished and "8" lip, model hus reduced output unfinished articles in their charge to from 3,000 a week to 500 a week, the B.W.OF. Depot at Government About 75 per cent, are for expurt. House as soon as possible, preferably through the head of their Centre but Owners of small cars in good con-otherwise direct to the Depot.
BRIGHTEN
your
SMILE
with
KOLYNOS
HAVE a SMILE That Men ADORE
There is nothing that can make your smile more attractive and allur- ing than clean, sparkling teeth.
If you want teeth that are really clean and that glisten when you smile, Just try tho Kolynos "dry brush" technique. That le, use only a half-inch of Kolynos on a dry brush. You will never know until you have tried this Kolynos way how your tooth will sparkdo and how alluring your smile can be..
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Try Kolynos today-you will be delighted with the results.
KOLYNOS
the 'economical:
- DENTAL CREAM
I must remember
to buy it To-day!
You know what happens...
you go shopping intending
to buy that now hairbrush,
nail brush, 'some tollet soap,
a now sponge or face cloth
and ton to one when you got home you realise you have forgotten to buy it,
MAKE A SPECIAL POINT OF BUYING THOSE MIS. CELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
AT WHITEAWAY'S.
Got the best makes-they
last longest-and arg most
reasonably priced.
MASON PEARSON HAIRBRUSHES
"One of the finest brushes over made."
$7.50 & $8.50. Military....
Universal
NAIL BRUSHES.
Enamelled in pastel colours.
75 each. Plain ... 45 each,
FACE FLANNELS. 35c, 40c, 45c and 80c. cach SPONGES, from 60c-$4.95 each,
LACE D'OYLEYS & DISH PAPERS. · 51⁄2”—_—93⁄41⁄2"
65c per packot. Asst'd pkts. 55c.
$14.95.
TRAVELLING TOILET CASES & SPONGE BAGS.
All your toilet requirements packed compactly in a neat little waterproof cloth case. Price $1.75 sat. MONSTER BATH SOAP. (Lavender, Lilac, Rose)
Really special value at 80c per cake.
EAU-DE-COLOGNE & LAVENDER WATER
A summer necessity. $1.75 per large bottle. TOPAZ SHAVING SOAP. 75c per large stick,
PAPER SERVIETTES (SOFTEX)
Coloured:---70e-(pkt-of-80)--White:-60c-pkt. CUSSON'S TOILET SOAP (Asst'd perfumes).
Lavender, Palm Oil, Milk, etc. 4 tablets for $1. BRILLIANTINE (Keeps your hair neat). two bottles for $1.
Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.
FROM
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"I feel off-color!"-"How my head aches!"—"Got a cold coming on"—"Don't feel like eating""-"Another" billous attack!"
Why remain wretched and depressed? Drink GOLDEN GRIFFIN LAXATIVE TEA
A cup of this tea on going to bad and another, if necessary, first thing in the morning will usually quickly sot matters right.
Obtainable in two sizes, $0.75 and $2.00, at Chemists 'and Department Stores or from Golden GriffIN MEDICINAL TEAS CÓ.
G. T. FULFORD CO., LTD. (of Canada) Proprietors. 3rd Floor, St. George's Building, Hongkong. Tel. 20358.
Tulford Co.. Lid, nell a separate blend at Golden Griffin Medicinal Tea for every IL Each Tea contains not less than nina distinct ingredients: and they are told | under a money-back guarantee.
The Golden Grimin Medicinal Teas are seven in number-No. 1 Bronchial 'Tes. No. 7 Stomach Tes, No. 3. Laxative Tea, No. 4 Nerve Tes, No. 5 Backache & Kidnøy Tea, NG, # Gout & Rheumatism Ten, No. 7 Rejuvenation Ter,
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