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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 spellings, such as harbor, plow, and altho.).

137

15

16

17

18

14

20

口

23

24

25

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28 129

29

32

33

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45 46

HAT

48

49

150

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154

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59

135

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HORIZONTAL

1-Bovine animala 6-Trades

11-Matarial fever

12-Division at the year

(abbr.) 14-Morone 16-Point of the com pain (abbr.)

18-To.pacify

10-Rundo (abbr.) 20-Deacon (abbr) 22-Conjunction- 28-European country

(abbr.) 25-To play golalty. 28-One of the com

tinents (abbr).. 28-A farm animal 30-Great American

part

32-Beam of light 33-Part of the body

34-Larga,onako.

35-Marsh

90-One of the months

38-Possessive pronoun

40-High wind

41-A' a bird

THE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE.

( HORIZONTAL (Cont.) ; VERTICAL (Bont) |42-Part of verb "to be"]js Over (pont) |46-Pins-tres. product17-A. defile

47-River of north italy 18-Store 48-To thrsæt out [62-A highway (ubbr.)

63-To sloy

|65–A_Swiss river

66-Musleal madlay |68-Anything attached

to an edge |69-Capitol of Bahamia

Jalande

VERTICAL 1-A luminary 2-Awry (8abf.). 8-A day of the week

(abbr.)

4-A drink

121-To put in proper

order 25-To name for m

position

24-Form

26-To parden, as aln 27-Ab anding of nouns 28-70 sin

81-One of the grains 86-An loed mixture of

drink

36–Men'e name (abbr) 37-A common metal 36-Noted. French

dramatist

4-Path 6-An empire ruler 44-Man's`trami

(abbr)

km 45-A melody 6-Army of the Confed-48-May'k«nime:

orate States (abbe orate Staten (abbr) 49-Juvenile spore-

8-A country of Europe 61-Greek goddess of

(abbr.)

the "dawn

S-To revolva

59-Life Guards (abbr) |10-A selling, at af sout|67–Lef: aldı (abbr.)

SUGGESTIONS FOR SOLVING CROSS-WORD PUZZLES *** Start out by filling in the words of which you feel reasonably sure. Them will give you a clue to other words crossing them, and they in turn -to still others. A letter belongs in each white space, words starting at the numbered squares and ramning either horizontally or vertically or both.

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

DANGEROUS MOVE

WAGES REDUCTION IN LANCASHIRE

A MONTH'S NOTICE

Manchester, Saturday,

A dangerous move is the cription applied by the ter Guardian to the der in Lanca

both apinners suu

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SATURDAY'S SOLUTION: TOPIC OVEĽ ARA ASIAN LANARY RUDEST E APPRAISAL ROMA RE LEAR #MARIANSALTS: CA TCHSST 1 PAHOMES⭑CHARD

CARE TOR NEED A ENDURANCE A CANZON ́ ́NCEKER HRE SONS EVE ENDUE SODAS

THE CHINA MAIL,

LOCOMOTIVE HEADS LETTERS & RADIO.

ICON. R. SLEEPING CAR

OFFICIALS UNCERTAIN

MAY HAVE "JUST HAPPENED”

ADDRESSES WHICH CANNOT BE TRACED

POST OFFICE LIST

PRINCE'S CAFE

·HIGH-CLASS RESTAURANT IN NEW PREMISES

SIMPLE BUT ATTRACTIVE

There is more than mere habit A General Post Office notification Another high class cafe cater behind the practice of making up gives the following unclaimed ing to the comfort of the public sleeping car berths so that the correspondence, etc, waiting at the has been opened. This is the occupant sleeps with his head to- Post Office, and also unclaimed new Prince's Cafe, a-branch of 'wards the engine and the direction radio telegrams at the Radio | the one at Beaconsfield Arcade.

in which the train is moving, ac- Telegraph Office, Government hülld. The new restaurant, which is cording to Walter Pratt. General ing

next door to Kayamally Silk Store, Manager of Hotels, Sleeping and

is decorated and furnished on Dluing Cara, of the Canadian Na-

simple but attractive style.' It tional Railways.

Mr. Arcard (8.6. "Caellabban"); has two private rooms on a well W. Bray, C. W. T. Barker, T. Sconstructed cock-loft and Brown, Mrs. G. Bonavita, Mrs. A. efforts have been spared by the on the North American Continent, C. Ball, M. G. Brath, R. Couch, Mr management to provide the bes it is a custom, he says, which has and Mrs. J. D. Cush,. A. G. Clark, of fare.

But because of its practice ever since the beginning of railroading

public eye.

Poste Restante Correspondence

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taken on undue importance in the R. Darnell, Mrs. 1. R. Frazeue, R. A good chef and an excellent There is more than W. Fitzwillam, Lady Gibson-Craig, pastry cook have been engaged one case on record in the Canadian Gregg & Co., J. L-George, S. Find an adjunct licence has also National Railways where an entire Gray, Rev. C. Guergis, R. Hichens, been applied for.

The manage- sleeping car has had to be made over Col. W. S. Hooper, Capt. D. Smout aim at giving the best for a to satisfy the whims of travellers Harvey N. Jacobson, Capt. Day low cover charge te in this regard.

Kearney (8.8. "Gogoyale"), F. The new Prince's Cafe is an

When the first sleeping car was Kiende, C. C. Keytan (c/o Mansfield ideal place in which to sip a cup put in service on this side of the & Co.), M. S. Kapur, J. Loufe, as of tea and to rest oneself after water, the company had to decide. E, Ledbetter, H. M Mattson, ghopping. Business men will also the very elementary question of Moran, L. N. Murphy, H. N. Nutt find it a convenient place to have which was the passenger would (Eduard Posen & Co.), D. J. their tiffin in town. Special sleep, with his head, or with his O'Brien, R. S. Figott, Mrs. C. D. monthly rates are given and the feet pointing forward. The for- Porell, Salomon Raymond B. Riley, Cafe's $1 tiffins should become mer attitude was chosen because C. Ritter, E. Ravera, D. G. Speak popular. it was felt that any backward rushman, A. W. Sanderson, S. W. Smith, 01 blood which might be occasioned Jones Turlay, Wong Peng-swee, B. Williams, by the movement of the train would Mrs. H. Wilks, be less sensible if directed towards W. B. Whishaw, B. Zipper. the feet rather than towards the head.

Unpaid.Correspondence

LADY'S DEATH

FUNERAL ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON

The death occurred on 'Friday night of Mrs. Martha Atienza the J.. T. Brainerd, R. Blau (c/o H. K. wife of Mr. Vicente Atienza (found- Hotel), Boris Bogoroditzky, S. S.er of the local firm of that name) Bluids, G. T. Dreifuss, M. Flattery, and the mother of Dr. V. N. Atienza, Ingineer Groborski,, Lady Gibson- the medical practitioner.

PLEASE DON'T WASTE WATER

While it may be problematical A. Hitchcock, H. J. Huang, whether any such rush of blood is] Manrödela Rosa, R. M. Yingg.. brought about the easy move- ment of railways as they exist to-day, details such as this are the basis of many well formed human habits, Mr. Pratt continués. The increasing use of the single room, or "chambrette" car as employed on the Canadian National, in which the sleeper's body is carried at right angles to the motion of the train is not apt to interfere with popular prejudice in this connection, as. in this instance, there can be no question of the flow of blood being excouraged to any one portion of the body by the progress of the car: "It just happened," in the opinion of John Melville, of the Passenger Service Bureau of the same or ganization, who contends that when human beings become accustomed to ore position they resent being forced into inother. The fact that a train'e movement may cause the blood to flow easier backward then forward he admits may have been a cause for the beginning of the practice, but he feels that an equally plausible reason would have been found for making up the berths any other way.

An Incident of 1909.

Mr. Melville tells of one happen:

Craig-Carmichael, the Haven Co. (Radio Supplies), A R. Johnson (H. K. Hotel), Miss N.. Jonrevleva, Isao Kadoike, M. Marche-Marchade, Mile. A. May, Louis Munox, General wa Chung-dok, B, Zipper,

Unclaimed Radio Telegrams. Address.

From.

6932, 2704, Empress Hotel room 38,

Money,

Merk Vhietung, Yuen Cheong, 0918, 1838, Yuen Cheong, Watingler, 1707, Money,

Money,

Hotel Djinwoo,

Ing in his railroad career back in Chembalis,

1909 when the facilities for trave! 5364,

from Toronto to Chicago were not 5364,

Mrs. Atienza died at her house, No. 15, Jordan-road, Kowloon. She was 79 years of age.

The funeral took place on Satur-- day at the Roman Catholic' cemet- ery, Happy Valley.

The entire Filipino community, as well as over 100 of her European and Chinese friends attended. There

were many floral tributes sent and the presence of a large number of Chinese orphans from the Italian Convent showed the esteem in which the deceased lady was held.

The chief mourners were ML. Vicente Atienza (husband), and Dr. V. N. Atienza (son), and the Rev.

cinted at the graveside. Fathers Noval and Grandelli off-

Canton Medan

WATER RISKS Weltevreden

Hothow With the risks of typhoid and Changehow other germs caused by drinking How impure water, the average resi "Tacoma Maru" dent should take the precaution of Taikoku gargling regularly with dilated Taiboku Izal, sample bottles of which are Taikoku being distributed by Messrs. Batavia Harry Wicking & Co. Queen's Taihoku Building. Ta

Wuchow Izal is tested against virulent Wuchow typhoid germs and destroys them

as adequate as offered at the pre- 3057, 2867, 5894, 2490, 4141, in five minutes, even at a dilution

sent. Then, it was necessary to

take a sleeping car out of Toronto 0490,

Suncheong of 1 in 1,000. Therefore be on Vancouver, B.C.the safe side and use Izal in your

and switch it onto the Chicago Way Sang-yuen, 207, Des Venerd.,home for all toilet and household train at Hamilton, less than 40

miles distant.

6894,

This night the sleeping car had Koong Woo,

left Toronto for Hamilton, going Way Sang-yuen,

backwards the way the berths were Man Yick,

Calexico, Calif. purposes.

Haiphong

Haiphong

Tchekam

Takao

Tanda

Wuchow

0006, 3189, 2639, 5490, 6892, 5881,

3769,

Vuchow 0005, 0001,

made up. The passengers were so Darby, Care. Occidental, upset at the situation, that to 5864, satisfy them, it was necessary to remake all the beds before the train reached Hamilton. There the car was reversed again, and had the bertha remained untouched out of Ivoorplast, Toronto, would have proceeded to 4151, 0005, 1196, 7D22, 4099, 1626, Chicago made up according to ac

1811, 0160, 0006, 2860,

7569, 7105, 6894,

cepted standards. As it was, Mr. Chun Shun-chong, Melville remarks, the passengers Hip Yuen-shun, spent a good night, quite oblivious Lod Tonicity,

of their movement towards the Urgent 0622, United States feet first.

263,

It is only habit, he says, much 3200,

the same as that favoured by some. Urgent 0490,

Ytalls, Urgent 6058,

Taikoku

Hol

Pontia

Semarang

hungking

Lehow

Manila

Chungking

Vancouver, B.C.

Manila

Canton

Hollow Colon

reol 29, 2rd Floor, First-street,

Baisingpun, waterfall,

campers of always sleeping with Nit Tuen Fat-chorg, 90, Connaught their bead pointing northward. rd. W.. One man. once explained that this was to allow for the curve of the earth's surface. When a man had his head alrected northward in Canada, he could be assured that it had the benefit of elevation, how 4102 2975, 2743, 0006, 286), 3057, ever alight over his feet. Closer 2490, 6855,

Doushan to the equator, the same Individual 7089 0518, 0451, Xkng, 0712, 1639, waa at pains to point out, in order

6180, 7022, 0074, 3541, 4848,

to suit local conditions, it was 7193, 6567, prudent to sleep east and west, as Cheu Tal C-Heong there the bulge of the earth was not 1707

30 apparent.

GRIM DETAILS

FLOODED AREAS IN

PS INDIA

FLOATING CORPSES

Dacca, Saturday. The Jute cropa are seriously sffected in East Bengal as the re sult of the foods DI

The pad and jute crops are des- troyed in

places, notably. around Vik

ails have bran rece from five 01 the ffected divisions All stan

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