1928-10-29 — Page 11

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1928.

The Food of Kings

Court Physicians know the best and see that Royal Babies have the best. That is why * Glaxo has been used with success in 5 Royal Nurseries. Only the best is good enough for your Baby, for is he not a King to you? Give him Glaxo, the food that contains everything that will build firm flesh, strong bone and a sound constitution.

Glaxo

The Vitamin Milk-Food

"Builds Bonnie Babies"

LAI WAH CUP

(Continued from Page 4) The Air Force now took the game in hand and tries 'by Carey, Gallacher and Greenslade almost counted, the cross bar coming to the air of Rocha on more than one occasion.

At this stage play quietoned down considerably and the game centred round the middle of the feld, the respective rear divisions having the upper hand of the for

wards.

End to end play continued to the end, the Royal Air Force run. ning out good winners of a scrappy game.

R.A.F..... St. Joseph's

THE CHINA MAIL,

RA. v. NAVY, The Navy were at home to R.A. and after being a goal in arrear at the interval, finished up win- nera by five goals to one. After the first quarter of an hour, in which Maddock scored for the Artillery, the Navy were always the better team, and the Gunners had to thank their defence that they were still leading at the ¡interval.

Half-time:-

R.A. Navy

1 0

angle which missed by inches, while at the other and Dallah shot high over in front of an empty goal.

Recrelo Eastern

2 2

KOWLOON v. UNIVERSITY

This match was played at

Kowloon. At the start the play featured around mid-field with an occasional burst by the home for wards. The University defence, however, were at their best and easily accounted for the attacks.

End to end play continued for some time when Kowloon began to take the game in hand. After a series of shots at the visitors! goal Davies missed a golden op- portunity through over eager- ness. If he had only taken his time, having an open goal in front of him, his side would have been one up at this stage.

This let-off seemed to put heart into the 'Varsity men who, by long swinging passes, took the home defence by storm again.

No scoring took place this half, the lack of a shooting forward in both teams being the cause.

Half-time:-- Kowloon

University.

0

The game opened out more in the second half and by good, lusty The sailors put up a strong at-kicking Kowloon were soon on the tack right from the kick off, and aggressive, the visiting backs the R.A. defence began to break having a hard time to keep their down under the strain. Adams, opponents. Edwards, the "Varsity goalkeeper, was showing excep- who was a dashing pivot, put on tionally good form and his clear three goals within ten minutes, lances were invariably steady and Bowles added a fourth, and shortly before the close Adams got through again.

Navy R.A.

1

RECREIO v. EASTERN Played on the St. Joseph's ground lat Happy Valley, this match ended in a draw, the teams sharing four goals.

Recreio had rather the better

Sole Agents: W. R. LOXLEY & CO., Hong Kong. of matters, and should have won,

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an 'expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spellinga, such as hurbor, plow, and altho.)

12.

19

18

8

41

10

13

TH

15

116

Zo

[23

24

27

128

30

>

17

2.1

22

25

126

29

31

32

33

135.

36

37

138

59

41

42

43

..

24

145

46

47

:

48

49

1152

©THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE

but the shooting of their forwards left much to be desired, and East- ern were well served by Ram, who played a fine sound game in goal. All four goals were scored in the first half, Haroon opening the account for Eastern, while Ward equalised for Recreio. Eastern went ahead again through Chan Yuk-cheung, while Ward brought the scores level for the second time with a splendid shot.

Half-time:-

Recreio

Eastern

2 2

Play fell off a lot after the in- terval, and neither goal-keeper was seriously troubled. Fernan- dez was distinctly unlucky with a fast cross shot from a difficult

sure.

During a scrimmage in front of the home goal the ball was push- ed over the line by one of the Kowloon players, thus allowing University to get on top.

At this stage Kowloon were very hard pressed and only by good work on the part of Angus and his backs were they able to keep the scoring down,

Kowloon University

FRIENDLY GAMES

0 1

On Saturday, Kowloon F.C. and Police R.C. drew 0-0 at Kowloon. Yesterday South China A.A. de- fented "C" Company, 1st Batt. Queen's Royal Regt. by 2-pil at Caroline Hill.

SCOTLAND WINS

Beats Wales In The International

London, Yesterday. At Glasgow in dull weather be fore 50,000 spectators Scotland beat Wales at soccer by. four goals to two. The turf was excellent Reuter.

HOME SOCCER

RESULTS OF SATURDAY'S MATCHES

London, Yesterday. Division I.

Arsenal 4, Liverpool 4. Birmingham 2, Aston Villa 4. Blackburn 2, West Ham 0. Bolton 3, Sheffield U. 1.- Derby 4, Burnley 0. Everton, Leeds, 1. Huddersfield 1, Manchester U. 2. Manchester C. 2, Lelcaster B. Portsmouth 4. Bury 1. Wednesday 1, Cardiff 0. Sunderland 6, Newcastle 2

Division II.

Barnsley 2, Wolves 2. Blackpool 4, Oldham 0. 'Bradford 7, Preston 2.

Bristol C. 0, Notts. County 4. Chelsen 1, Southampton 1 Clapton 0, Hull 2. Grimsby 4, Reading 0. Notts. Forest 0, Millwall 4. Stoke 2, Tottenham 0. Swansea 2, Middlesbro 0. West Brom. 3, Port Vale 1.

Division IIL (9), Bournemouth 6, Bristol 2. Brentford 0, Watford 1. Brighton 3, Gillingham 1. Charlton 4, Swindon 1. Coventry 3, New 1. Exeter 1, Plymouth 2. Luton 3, Walsall 1.

Merthyr 1, Queen's P.R. 2. Northampton 8. Crystal Pal. 1. Norwich S, Torquay 0. Southend 0, Fulham 1.

Division III. (N). · Ashington 3, Hartlepools 1. Barrow 1, Bradford C. 3. Chesterfield 1, Lincoln 1, Darlington 8, Wigan 0. Doncaster 4, Accrington 1. Nelson 4, Rotherham 2. New Brighton 4, Stockport 1. Rochdale 5, Tranmere 1. Southport 6, Crewe 2. Sth. Shields 5, Carlisle 0.. Wrexham 2, Halifax 2. Scottish League Aberdeen 1, Hearts 3. Clyde 2, St. Johnstone 1. Dundee 2, Ayr 3. Falkirk 0, Motherwell 7. Hamilton 1, Airdrie 8. Hibernians 6, Third Lanark 1. Kilmarnock 4, Cowdenbeath 2. Queen's Park 4, Celtic 4. Raith R. 1, St. Mirren 5. *Rangers Partick T. -

*Not played.

--Router.

COUNT THE "MAILS." See Page 3.

THE

HONGKONG

HONGKONG HOTEL; REPULSE. BAY HOTEL; PEAK HOTEL.

11

Telegraphic Address: "KREMLIN, HONGKONG.”

AND

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL; PALACE HOTEL;

MAJESTIC HOTEL... Telegraphic Address: "CENTRAL, SHANGHAL”

HOTELS,

LIMITED.

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking.

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

Most Modern and Central Hotel in the Colony, all Bed Rooms, newly renovated and installed with Box Spring Beds, Hot and Cold Water, also Telephone. Hotel Launch meets all steamers,

TEA DANCES :

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 5 to 7 p.m.

DINNER DANCES:

Tuesday and Saturday, 8 to 12 m.

Tel. Add: "Victoria."

Telephone No. C. 373.

J. H. WITCHELL,

Courtesy, Comfort; Service

Manager.

and Luxuries of Modern Hotel Construction

THE HOTEL RIVIERA

MACAU.

Cable Address :—“RIVIERA, MACAU.”

ADELPHI HOTEL.

SINGAPORE,

THE ONLY HOTEL IN SINGAPORE FITTED THROUGHOUT WITH MODERN SANITATION AND SHOWERS

IN EVERY BATHROOM.

TEA DANCES

EVERY TUESDAY.

AFTER DINNER DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.

ROOF GARDEN CINEMA

EVERY SUNDAY AND MONDAY EVENING.

LADIES' LOUNGE

Cables: Adelphi.

PALM COURT

ADELPHI HOTEL, LTD. HARRY EL WILLIES,

Managing Director,

A BIG HIT

1878

IN

Hong Kong's Artistic Photographers

PHOTO TAKEN DAY AND NIGHT.

THE

YING MING STUDIO

No. 50-52, Queen's Road Central.

DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGING.

(Official Photographers of the " China Mail.”)

HORIZONTAL

1-Material used for

veneers

HORIZONTAL (Cont.) | VERTICAL (Cont)

36-Bodlum (chem,

sym.)

D-The smallest liquid 27-A pastry (pl.)

measure

10-Affilationa

12-High sho 13-Feminina suffix of

nouns

15-Piece In chess

17-One' antire

possession

10-Bravo 20-Prefix meaning

through 21-Egyptian sun god 22-Fell out ¿-insular possession of the United States (abbr.) 5-Covertly sarcastio 27-Action to recover

property wrongfully used by another 23-Triumphed

0-Species of deer · 31-Musical dramas 34-Name of one of

Dickana' heroines

89-Roman number

40 Measure of length 42-Openings 43-Low like a cow 44-8lendar

45-Molat 47-Cereal

|48-Clutch |50-Treatise

62-Native of Fiorida

VERTICAL

1-Medieval musical

Instrument 2-Entomology (abbr)

-Nickel (abbr.) 4-A medicine 5-Consequence 6-Roman number *-Pinch 8-Joyous, B-Grinder 11-Purloin 12-Male valce (pl.) 11-Sun

16-Statement

18-Vegetable 19-Intolerablo

mutsancos (Humorous) 22-Nolay breathing

23-Portal (pl.)

26-To be indebted

28-Verao (abbr.)

32-Cloys

33-Lea rapid 184-Took food according to a regimen - 136-Tusk of elephant

38-Beverage 41-Rather 43-Low'sound

expressing pain 48-Unit of length for

mossuring wire 47-Abbreviation for

Confederate States' of America 49-Combining form.

Animal 51-Stotan Island

(abbr.)

(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle will appear in to-morrow's issue along with a new cross-word puzzis.)

LONDON EXCHANGES.

Paris

London, Yesterday.

124.14

New York .................. 4.84 67, 04

Brussels

Genova

Amsterdam

Milan

Berlin..

SATURDAY'S SOLUTION.

!

CRA PUZ7BRO-WINN LEND PURGE CAGE MATES. BAR RAVED

MILAN POTE

D CUBCB TIGER CM DEBAR AD BOWER AC AWED LOVI TENA RNNEL ED ONM. N D MATED

CATERED BORER VOW

CARS SINEW ONY BOLSTE

84.88

25.20

12.09 7/16

92.57%

20.35

Stockholm

18.14

Copenhagen

18.19

Oslo'

18.194

Vienna

34.4774

Prague

168%

Helsingfors

192.70

Bombay

∙1/6 1/16-

Lisbon

107/

Bhanghaf

· Madrid'

80.09

Hong Kong

Athens

874%

Yokohama

80214

Silver Boot

5.59/64

24% W

47 13/82

Bucharest

Rio

Buenos Aires

2/TY 2/02

1/11 5/16 26 18/18

Silver Forward

-British Wireless Servics/"

"THREE CASTLES CIGARETTES WERE FIRST MANUFACTURED 50 YEARS AGO. THEY ARE STILL MAKING

IN

BIG HIT

1928

Three Castles

CIGARETTES

WECHOW Bristal & London

ALSO PACKED

IN REGULAR

509 AND 209

The Oldest Brand of World Fame

Billabond martian Tobasso Ca. China's Lad

Emas 1928.

Private Christmas Cards.

BEAUTIFUL SELECTION

of

CHOICE DESIGNS.

Our selection of artistic and choles

cards, exclusively designed, will

convoy just that little massage of Goodwill to your friends in other

parts of the 'world,'

PRICES MODERATE.

The Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.

WINDHAM STREET

CHUNG KONO