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SATURDAY, JULY

JUST RECEIVED. SCHAUBEK STAMP ALBUMS,

THE MEDIUM NORMAL ALBUM in two volumes.

Europe No. 261

$25

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THE LITTLE SCHAUBEK

Whole world in one volume.

No. 216

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No. 222

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THE YOUTH ALBUM,

No. 235

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1932.

NOW LISTEN- IF YOU MAKE ANY BLUNDERS AT THIS PARTY TO-NIGHT- I'LL BREAK YOUR NECK-

BY GOLLY E-THINK I'VE BROKEN 'IT NOW | TRYIN TO GIT THIS COLLAR BUTTONED-

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THE CHINA MAIL.

Bringing Up. Father

FOR GOODNESS SAKE- ARENT YOU READY? ) WISH THIS NIGHT WAS, OVER- I HATE THESE PARTIES- .

NOW PLEASE DON'T DO THOSE SILLY CARD TRICKS-YOU'LL BORE-

EVERYONE TO DEATH-

WELL-WHY DON'T YOU

SAY SOMETHING?HOW DO I LOOK TO GO TO

THE PART?

No. 236

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IMMENSE- MY DEAR-

COASTWISE

by

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An interesting book of Cartoons depicting "Happenings" on the China Coast

PRICE $1.00.

Now on sale at

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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

The following unclaimed tele- grams are lying at the Eastern. Ex- tension Telegraph Co.'s office:-

Fred Salter, 8.8. Empress of

Japan, from Singapore,

Store, Telephone 47, from Stour- bridgepo.

C. C. CLARKE,

Manager.

Hong Kong, July 7, 1932.

WISH THEY'D GIT HERE AN' GIT HOME AGIN. I'M IN MISERY-

A MARVELOUS DINNER - MAS. JIGGS FALWAYS

LOOK FORWARD TO COMING

HERE-

REMEMBER-THESE ARE SWELL PEOPLE AND I-

WANT YOU TO WATCH EVERYTHING THEY DO

AN' WATCH YOUR MANNERS, DO YOU HEAR?

I JUST CAN'T TELL YOU

HOW HAPPY

I AM THAT

YOU ARE

ALL HERE-

YOUR HUSBAND IS SO WITTY

MRS-JIGGS-

OH-LEAVE ME ALONE: YOU'RE ALWAYS

FINDING FAULT- YOU'D THINK I

WAS NEVER IN SOCIETY-

HOW DO

MR-JIGGS- HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ON THE OCEAN?

YOU THINK

I GOT OVER

HERE?

THAT'S RIGHT GO ON-STRIKE ME. WE NEVER GO OUT-BUT. A QUARREL STARTS-

IF YOU HADN'T PLAYED WALL STREET WED STILL HAVE OUR CAR-1 SUPPOSE OUR JEWELRY WILLGO NEXT IDIOT-

CALL A TAXI-

LOV

MRS-JIGGS-1 DON'T KNOW

WHEN LENJOYED

MYSELF SO

MUCH-

YOU MUST CALL AGAIN-

I DO 50

ENJOY SEEING .YOU.

WHEN CAN

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF YOUR DINING WITH US?

WE HAVE TO LEAVE AS I MUST BE AT MY OFFICE VERY EARLY

TO-MORROW-|

(I JUST CAN'T

TELL YOU WHAT AY GRAND

EVENING IT WAS-

The following anclaimed tele gram is lying at the offico of

the Great Northern Telegraph Company (Limited) of Den- mark:-

Krekeryar, from Krasnoiarek.

F. V. JENSEN,

Superintendent. Hong Kong, July 6, 1932.

YOU MAKE ME SICK-WHY DID YOU INVITE

THEM TO CALL ON US? THAT WOMAN WOULD TALK YOUR ARM OFF AND

YOU SAT THERE LIKE A DUNCE

AND LISTENED.

PLEASE. LET ME ALONE. 1 SUFFERED ENOUGH TO-NIGHT-

IF WE HAD REMAINED ANOTHER MINUTES. THINK I WOULD HAVE CONE MAD-AND YOU WERE A PERFECT FOOL AS USUAL-

15 THAT SO?IfI didn't

KNOW MORE THAN THAT BUNCH-I'D QUIT LIVING -' YOU ACTED SILLY ALLi

EVENING

THANK GOODNESS. THEY ARE GONE-AS USUAL YOU ACTED LIKE A FOOL: I TOLD YOU TO WATCH THEM- YOU ARE JUSTÍ A TOTAL LOSS IN SOCIETY -

1. WUZ WATCHIN THE SILVER WARE-I WISH

I HAD WATCHED EM- THAT FAT-HEADED, CLUMSY GOOF WUZ

WALKIN ALL- OVER ME FEET-

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studied life. He attends trials, in wife, supply much of the film's

pply much of the film. was made by Nero-Film with curiosity but to watch humen all dialogue in German, not count reactions. Ing a few occasional utterances" in French. It reflects the Teutonic That's why he can play an old in point of view of the Great War and ventor, or the doctor In The Bin serves as a lesson against war. of Madelon Claudet," or the stern There is no special continuity to uncle in "Susan Lenox, or the rich the action, which is no more than moneylender, in "Daybreak:"He is series of Incidents showing the master of make plearned from dreadful consequences of war, its his experience as a painter in Den- destruction of men and minds as merk For now he ver well as property, and the terrifying his face

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