SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1931.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DRAWNWORK & EMBROIDERIES!
SWATOW TRADING Co.
Established 1910. MANUFACTURERS OF Swatow Drawn Work
AND
ART EMBROIDERIES
ANNOUNCE
The opening of a branch store At Gloucester Building Arcade
shortly.
Watch this space for further Announcements.
SWATOW TRADING Co.
HEAD OFFICE:-6 Pedder St.
Opposite Hong Kong Hotel. 'Phone 23303.
ATTRACTIVE TAILORING
The Latest in Gentlemen's Outfitting
AT PRICES TO SUIT ANY PURSE. PERFECT FIT AND
RELIABLE BUITINGS.
WING HING CO.
Gentlemen's Outifters
64, Queen's Rd, C.
Tel. 21437.
DENTISTS.
HARRY FONG, Dentist,
lat door, 'No 74, Queen's Bozd
Tel. 21255. Contral.
TANG YUK, DENTIST
Buccessor to
the late HIEN TING, 14. D'Aguilar Street,
TERMS VERY MODERATE Consultation Fros
ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS.
W. 8. BAILEY & CO., LTD,
Kowloon Bay, Naw Work Repairs. Call Fing "L".
Sole Agenta for Kelvin Motors
FRUITS.
AMERICAN FRESH FRUITS
Emperor Grapes
Pearmain Apples
Sunkist Oranges Sunkist Grapefruits Phillip Cling Peaches
EX SS, PRESIDENT HOOVER Arrived here, September 21.
WING COFFEE CO.
Tel, 25869
139 Des Voeux Rd. C, Hong Kong'
- SPORTING GOODS
ATHLETIC GOODS
REDUCTION SALE
NOW ON
Jorrection Cordially invited.
THE LIANG YOU CO..
70, Queen's Road C.
PHOTO - SUPPLIES
Kodaks and Cameras. Films, Plates and Papers, etc.. Developing, Printing and Enlarging.
ZIESS and BUSCH
FIELD GLASSES"
Price Moderate
-A Trial Order is Solicited.
SEK & CO.
Tel. No. 25459. 28A, Des Voeux Road, C. Tone Lour.
LITERATURE
BOOKS for All
ROUND
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE CAMP
FIRE
ROUND THE LOCAL
CINEMAS.
AGE 20T
Reviews from. Official Sources.
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EXPLORING HOME INLAND WATERWAYS.
of
DON'T BE A MOTOR BOAT CHAUFFEUR.
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"DRACULA."
One of the most valuable, books in Hollywood is used in one of the early scenes of "Dracula," Univer sal's uncanny vampire drama which "Don't ba f motor The carly stereotyped form
boat is now playing at the Central chauffeur.
Theatro. Anybody may run
This treasured volume, Boys Scout camp, although still used in vast numbers of Boy Scout motor boat who has sufficient which was borrowed from a noted groups, has long since given way money. But to operate a sailing collector of the film capital, is an enormous medical book printed in craft requires headwork and to campa of many kinds. years now Scout groups have sought knowledge of all the winds that Latin, and makes its appearance izi a scena laid- In the laboratory of their Sunimer vacation hiking, both
Thus the Assistant Secretary of Dr. Vah Helsing, the scientific at home and oversen, cycling, camp the U.S.A. Navy addressed 45 Sea doctor of the story. The book Children's Books a Speciality.ing, boat camping and in a variety Scouts from New England when was printed in the year 1652, and THE BOOK & BIBLE DEPOT
they were received by him at the is in a remarkable state of preser« Wyndham Street.
U.S.A. Navy Department, Washing- tón, recently.
Bibles, Pocket Testaments, Prayer Books and Stationery.
General Literature Presentation Books
Next to King's Thestra.
Agents for
British & Foreign Bible Society The Religious Tract Society and The League of Nations' Society.
GENERAL PROVIDERS.
We beg to announce that wo have just opened at 193, Des Voeux Rond C. and have a fine selection of new goods
Including
LADIES' STOCKINGS AND HANDKERCHIEFS
SCENTS, TOILET WATER PERFUMES.
Our prices are very low. THE CENTRAL CO. 193, Des Voeux Road C. Tel: 27628.
HAIR DRESSERS
LEE YEE,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair Dressers & Booksellers. No. 12, D'Aguilar Street. (opposite Queen's Theatre).
of other outdoor ways.
For
Last year a School group set out on a novel form of cruise; some twenty. or so Scouts exploring one of Britain's canals on a barge.
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The 45 Scouts wore cruising in an old fishing schooner when they called on their way from Annapolis to New York and Boston. All the Scouts were unanimous In their a preference for life aboard a sailing
vessel.
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The cruise was no successful that this year at least two other Scout groups have followed auit: Birmingham Group setting out from the Selly Oak wharf, and Gloucester Group going
voyage through the lands,
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on
Mid-
their Farge towed by
a horse which the Scouts took it in turns to lead.
Nor is this inland waters explora- tion by Scouts confined to the use of barges. The 1st Chorley Wood Sen Scouts have been travelling from their headquarters at Batch- worth Lake, Rickmansworth, to Aylesbury along the conal on their converted ship's lifeboat, the Lady Ela.
In addition to the Laily Ein,. the Scouts took with them a skiff and a sailing dinghy, but these were reserved for Scouts able to swim at least 50 yards fully clothed.
The cruise, planned to last a fort- night, has been carried out at a cost of only 30/- for those over 16, and 25/- for those younger, for the whole period.
Who says that Britain is dull and there's nothing left to explore? | Not a Boy Scout at any rate!
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LIANG YOU
Gentlemen's & Ladies' HAIR DRESSERS. King's Theatre Buliding, (D'Agullar St. Side). Tel. 20315.
2.0
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
ON LOK
(AH HING)
10, Wyndham Street, 1st Floor. Entrance On Lan St. Tel. 22317.
OPTICIANS.
THE HONG KONG OPTICAL COMPANY,
'Phone 22282.
53, Queen's Road Central.
SHOES.
Black OT
SWIMMING FACILITIES.
· THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK.
"Boys are sent into the world to save their fathers from the easy chair and the apoplexy habit, and wise is the man who encourages his son to per- form hle mission.”
vation.
"MURDER BY THE CLOCK.”
Thrilla that make you gasp, and thrills that make your head spin.
This and more is the fare at the
King's Theatre, where that creepy murder mystery play, "Murder by the Clock" is now showing to big audiences.
"Murder by the Clock" is based on a novel plot idea filmed from the uriginal story by Rufus King. The idea is that Herbert Endicott dies twice in the same evening. With this as
the hub of the action- interest and with a great number of pulse-hastening incidents as the spokes, "Murder by the Clock" whirls swiftly along at a breath- taking spoed, holding the interest till the very last moment when the culprit who has caused all the may- hem and killing is discovered by the detective-hero.
bath which the 1st Poplar Group, Boy Scouts, have constructed at their camp site at Cuffley, Hertford- Paramount has wisely changed shire, after two years' work, and the story from Rufus King's or- which is 24ft. long, 12ft. wide and iginal. The culprit of the book 5ft. deep with concrete walls a foot is not the culprit of the screen thick, Mr. Power continues:
version. Therefore those who
"I have just seen another Scout have read the book will have to swimming-bath bulit by the Med-begin all over again and see the stead Troop in Hampshire. nearest place
The picture for the film presents a where, they could new "guilty one." swim was about 15 miles off, and in consequence the 1st Class Badge seemed almost impossible for thom. "I know of at least one more bath
The difficulty in finding some-built by Scouts in similar circum- where Boy Scouts may learn to stances. swim (a part of Scout tests held by Lord Baden-Powell, the Chlaf Scoutniasters of many country and ather groups at Scout conferences all over the country.
"SINNERS' HOLIDAY."
"Sinners" Holiday," latest War- ner Bros. and Vitaphone melodrama with comedy is packing them in "I mention this because quite a at the Queen's Theatre. - Grant number of Scouters complain that Withers and Evelyn Knapp are aince swimming is impossible in featured as the romantic leads in their neighbourhood the 1st Class this play of real life behind the Badge is out of the question. Here ballyhoo of Coney Island amuse- then is the answer.
ment concessionaires. Others in the great cast are James Cagney, Lucile La Verne, Joan Blandell, Noel Madison, Otto Hoffman, Ray Gallagher, Warren Hymer, Hank Mann and Purnell B. Pratt.
That some Scout groups over- come the difficulty by constructing "Making a swimming-bath is no their own swimming batha is shown light task; it requires a lot of hard by Mr. Piers D. Power, the Head- work, and a certain amount of quarters Commissioner for Scouts, money, but neither of these gen in the current number of Theerally daunts a Scout, and the fact Scouter, the official monthly organ that it has been done by others may of the Boy Scouts Association.
encourage Troops to get down to
After referring to the swimming it."
THE 'WHAT' & 'WHY'
OF FASCISM.
(Continued from Page 18.)
Dopolovoro promoting many schemes of instruction, artistle and physical education, and social welfare and hygiene.
"I TAKE THIS WOMAN."
Even in this day of easy divorce, the old adage "marry in haste, re- CAPITOL DOME GETS NEW COAT pent at leisure" still holds its own.
OF PAINT.
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The great dome of the Capitol is shining with a new coat of paint, The feat of painting it is under taken about once in four years. The last time it was accomplished was in 1927.
National Insurance is hardly a To cover the great expanse of new thing in Italy, but it is highly the dome, the painters' brushes instructive to learn that the vital must go over about 130,000 square problem of tuberculosis has been yards, according to the estimate of deened an impossible burden to the architect of· the Capitol be carried by volanarty effort alone. | About 2085 gallons of white paint "So grave a discase which attacks are used to cover the dome which is the population at the very age when made of iron and weighs nearly It is starting to work and enter- 9,000,000 pounds. Ing on military service calls for a
Mary Roberts Rinehart's actionful love story, on which I Take This Woman," the next King's Theatre attraction, brings the old adage up to date and proves that divorce is not always an easy way out for headless marriage ties,
Gary Cooper and Carole Lombard, the blonde beauty whose rapid rise to screen fame la one of Hollywood's current wonders, carry the leading role in "I Take This Woman." The story originally appeared in novel form under the title "Lost Ecstasy" and ́attained outstanding success.
Miss Lombard is seen as the girl, spoiled and selfish darling
of wealth, whose society and The flags which float from the night-club escapades cumesh her in Brows united plan of action laid down 'dome day and night last about a¦ a dangerous scandal.
Fair
Bhoes from $8.60.
Black or Brown
Boots from $8.08. Children's Boots ar Shoes from $2.08.
Best atyins, most complete stock of all sizes. Repairing a specialty. WONG SIU WOON #1, Pottinger, St. Phòna -21474.
FOR SALE.
Flower and Vegetable
SEEDS
Indication points to a HEAVY DEMAND for woods THIS SEASON.
To be sure of getting every variety you wish wo suggest that you ORDER TO-DAY,
GRACA & CO.,
No. 10, Wyndham Street.
P. O. Box 620, Hoar Kom
by the Government .... for the month cach. Their life span is re- safeguarding of the nations health, gulated to a large extent by the its greatest and most precious weather they encounter. possession."
as they show signs of going to Insurance against tuberculosis pleces they are taken down and was therefore made compulsory in new-ones put in their place. 1929, being the basic measure that aimed at fighting the disease direct-
“DAYBREAK.”
As soon Sparkling, tender and yet so- phisticated, "Daybreak," the new Novarro Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer starring vehicle, which will " come to-morrow to the Queen's Theatre for four days, is considered a per- fect type of a well-written Con- tinental romance.
ly. It has been adopted as a prin- The lady had spent a long time ciple that cure being possible, it in the butcher's shop looking over should be made available to all various pieces of meat, and the
It was adapted by Ruth Cum- citizena. Henco a huge organian butcher was beginning to get ex-minge and Cyril Hume from the tion has been built up, with every asperated.
play by Dr. Arthur 'Schnitzler, and
branch of research, prophylaxis, "But I don't think this is lamb," was, directed by the distinguished and hospital service. The chapter said the lady. "It looks like mut- Parisian, Jacques Feyder. WUN devoted to this work is amongst ton to me."
Feyder, the clever director, was
the most interesting in the whole "It was lamb wheh I first show-picked to make this picture because volume.
ed it to you, madam," was the ro- it was felt that he would retain the last lota of charm contained in the Fascist Finance, Colonial' deve- |ply.
strong story, He picked his cast lopment and "administration, ne-
with exceeding care. Novarro 16. tional: credit schemes, and labour
supported, in the part of Laura, by organisation are also dealt with in
the brilliant stage actress, Helen special chapters, and an exceeding
Chandler, who recently scored auch ly interesting explanation of the
ahit In the talkies, ""Outward worldag of the bydro-electric sys-
Bound" and "Dracula.” tems is given.
Apart from its value as an ex- planation of the "What and Why"
WILLO ROGERS
KING'S
A Connecticut ordered a notable unition the COMING Yankee SOON
to,
literature of social, economic, and.
political development..
| Jean Hernbolt, one of America's greatest screen'character actors,
needs no introduction. He plays Son, Aubry, amith, ho
lender. C. who' scored in the title role of ""The Bachelor Father," is seen as Gen- eral von Hartz
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