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THE SORE THROAT SEASON.

Sore throat is the complaint of the hour.

The existing weather conditions lower! the vitality, thus rendering the body: liable to be attacked by the germs which produce sore throat.

Everyone knows the pain in apeaking and swallowing, as well as the general feeling of illness and distress sore throat produces, just as 'overyone fors that it may lead to tonsillitis or such serious diseases as diphtheria, scarlet lover, inëäslas, etc., which bogin in this way.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 28mm, 1918.

A BRITISH EMPIRE TRADE MARK.

THE CASE DV, ITS SUPPORTERA

The following statement has beer issued as representing the views of the promoters of the movement for the establishment of a British Empire Trade Mark:

There has recently been a considerable amount of discussion both in the Press the subject of the and elsewhere on proposed British Empire Trade Mark. For a long time there has been a strong desire among British manufacturers and

WM.

POWELL, LTD.

Moreover sore throat is a catching com. traders to avail therascivca more largely GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING

plaint, and hitherto, when a member of the family had got it, others were attacked, su that it frequently ran through the house

well-known Na ailments,"

As that medical writer, Dr. Androw Wilson, has stated in one of his books, are more painful and annoying than those affecting the throat nor are there any in which it is more difficult by means of ordinary remeding to reach the parts affected," for no gargle can get to the back of the throat and destroy the germs producing the disease, although it is there that they lodge and multiply.

VIVID MEDICAL TERTIMONY.

Now, Science bas discovered in Wul- ng's Formamint a substance which, harmloss in itself, is so powerful that when one of these pleasant-tasting throat tables

sucked, it saturates the saliva with the most potent germ-destroyer known to Science. As this saliva is swallowed, it gets into exory nook and cranny of the throat, and destroys all germs with which it comes into contract..

Over seven thousand physicians have written in praise of Wuling's Forma- mint. Its value is attested by a doctor, who writes in. The Practitioner: Hay ing tried all the British Pharmacopoeia tozenges, and inest; of the, proprietary antiseptic lozenges, I have become reduced to one, and one only (for sore throat), namely, Wulang's Formamint."

of the preference which many sections of the public, both at home and abroad, have for goods of British origin. It has alad been felt that some of the past efforts in this direction, anch as the Merchandise Marks Act, have been based on erroneous principles, notifications of foreign origin, for example, "Made in Germany," being marked on certain classes of goods which is now recognized to have very largely advertised the goods of our rivals, and to have injorod rather than helped the British manufacturer. It was therefore felt that an opposite course should be pursued, and that a mark should be the goods on which it was used. adopted advertising the British origin of

But is was also felt that a further step should be taken-namely, to make the mark guarantee that the goods were what they were represented to be. The Trade Mark Act, 1905, gave this opportunity, since it enables an association to register a mark for the purpose of certifying the origin or quality, as the case may be, of the goods bearing it. The course had the further advantage of leaving the use of the mark quite optional so that no trader should be compelled to change his present course of business.

The need for the proposed mark was shown by the extraordinary support the proposal received. It was felt that to control the use of this mark there should A PHYSICIAN'S BOLE REMEDY.

The formed a powerful body representative Bo effective is Formamint, that Dr. of British trade, and a large number of Paul Rosenberg. a celebrated physician individuals and chambers of commerce of Berlin, declares categorically I were approached.The result has been have put aside every other form of treat-that although the proposal is still in a ment but Wulfing's Formamint for cases tentative stage the Provisional Council of sore throat."

bae a list of näines such as has seldom,

Walling's Formamint not only cures if over, been collected for any other throat complaints, but it also prevents object, and the supporters of the move- them, for it destroys their germs baforement are not only thoroughly representa- On this sub-tive of British trade, but are also of all they can infect the body. ject, a physician writes: "As a preven political parties. tive of germ diseases, Walling's Forma-

It is proposed to vest the mark in a

A doctor in

cumstances.'

must

rivals,"

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IN NEAT DESIGNS.

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their present mark was sufficient they show need not use it. Secondly, it is common own marks being copied or foreign goods practics in many trades, such being sold as British. The difficulty is textile trades, to use several marks on not increased but decreased by having a goodee.g., one mark indicating the great central body to do this work. Fur-manufacture and another the special ther, this organization would naturally quality of the goods, and no loss of co-operate with British traders and distinctiveness has been found to result representatives throughout the world, and in these cases. while it may fairly claim and expect th co-operation of the latter in protecting the new mark, it is part of the objects of the body to assist traders in putting down

The above statement comprises the substance of the chief objections and the answer to the same. As will be seen the chief opposition is on behalf of large their smaller rivals at their expense. There would stem great, doubt whether this fear is well founded; but even were it so, would this be a sufficient reason for refusing facilities for a step which should be a general advantage to British trade and commercial honesty?

Deposits received on terms which may be ha si application

K. TSUDZUBABARA. Mana TINY. Hongkong, Let May, 1911, j (1879

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

duoted by the HONGKONG AND

Rules may be obtained on application."

SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

INTEREST on deposit is allowed on the Minimun Monthly Balances at 3 per cent par annum,

mint has probably nghe General Prac-corporation specially formed for this titioner: "I commend this line of treat-ubject, which will grant licenecs both to strong argument for the proposal. ment (by Wulling's Formamint) with the manufacturers and traders to place the the present time individual traders must utmost confidence, as being painless and mark on goods which the representatives do this work if they are to prevent their pleasant, perfectly barmless, provedly of the corporation. are satisfied can be bactericidal, and easily carried out at any fairly classed as of British origin. The time, by any person and under any cir- proposed mark also enables a further indication to be put if desired as to the particular portion of the Empire in To obtain these beneficial results, you which the goods were produced. Further, use Wulfing's Formamint and the marks will bear an identifying sign nothing but Wulang'a. Formamint. It is which will enable the agents of the used by some of the most distinguished corporation to know what trader or men and women in England, The Hon. manufacturer is responsible for mark Mrs. Alfred Lyttelton, the wife of the Rt. ing the goods. This will give an oppor- Hon. Alfred Lyttelton, M.P., Home Sec- tualty of proving and checking fraud imitations of, private marks and frauds firms who fear that a change may beneft THE Bualnem of the above Bank is 002 retary in the last English Conservative which does not exist under the present of all descriptions, and this should be Government, writes: always keep & method, where goods may be marked as one of the most valuable results of the bottle of Wulfing's Formamint Tablets in British without any indication as to who new movement. the house, as I think them excellent for is responsible for such representation further objection raised is that there Bere throns,

Necessarily such control will involve a are many countries in which this mark The success of Wulfing's Formamint has considerable amount of organization, but could not be protected. As a matter of induced many worthless imitations to be put on the market. If you are offered the support received from traders in this fact there are few, if any, where the country and in other parts of the Empire fraudulent use of this mark could not just as substitutes which are said to ha

The mark would be a good," refuse them, for nothing is just makes it quite clear that there would be be restrained. as good as Wulfing's. Formamint. It no difficulty in getting the best assistance and it alone has received the endorse both in determining what are British You goods, and in keeping up an efficient ment of the medical profession. court disaster if you take anything but system for checking abuses of the mark

This will minimize some of the Wulfing's Formamint for your sors Further, the body so formed will be able throat. A physician has written that he to use its organization for checking other difficulties which i: is admitted, even by has tried six substitutes and found not forms of fraud and for generally assist opponents of the mark, that British one of the efficacious.""

ing British manufacturers throughout the manufacturers must face at present, in world. A small fee will be charged for that marks are used on non-British goods these licences, and these fees will produce which suggest British origin without sufficient revenue for providing the being such a direct representation as to requisite organization. It should be enable foreign lave to be set in force mentioned that the constitution of this against them-e.g., the use of the British body would prohibit any division of Crown. There can be no doubt that the profits, so that its only interest would be general recognition of this proposed mark in the furtherance and protection of as the mark which indicate British origin British trade.

will greatly diminish the injurious effects of such marks.

Walfing's Formamint is sold by all Chemists, in bottles of fifty tablets, Write to-day to Mesars, A WULFING & Co., 8. Kiukiang Road, Shanghai, men tioning this paper, and they will be pleased to send you a copy of a Free Booklet, written by a London physician, dealing with sore throat.

(165-F. 78

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ART AND CURIO DEALERS, - ALEXANDRA Buildings."

ANSWERS TO OLJEĆTIONS.

direct representation that the goods sold are British, and where such a direct re- presentation can be proved the criminal laws of most countries will restrain its use.

Many of the objectors answer each The chief argument against the mark other. Some say that no one would use is that many firms have trade marks the mark, or at least only firms of which are well known both in this coun-inferior standing, and that it would try and abroad, and that their trade therefore make British origin a badge of would be injured if other and less well-inferiority. Others allege that if such a known firms could adopt a widely known mark were registered practically all trade mark indicating the British origin manufacturers would be forced to em-

this objection it is

The only basis for the first objection is little sympathy. In so far as the older that admittedly the mark would be f firms have built up a reputation for

more assistance to the smaller irms than excellence of manufacture they. are to those who already have a mark known entitled to all the benefit flowing from to indicate British origin. The second the British Empire Trade Mack would presupposes the success of the mark, and

merely emphasizes the fact that, if} affect their rights. But if what is meant successful, all manufacturers would wish is that in some markets the goods of cer- to use it.

HAVE Received dirent from the Factory of their goods that one that deserves ploy it,

Emyrna TURKISH

to be Sold at

CARPETS

FACTORY PRICES introduce them in Hongkong.

KOMORS,

Alexandra Buildings.

Hongkong. 22nd January, 1913.

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this, and no adoption by other firms of

tain firms practically enjoy a monopoly Others say that the use of a mark as far as British trade is concerned, since merely denoting nationality, and not the & purchaser who wants British goods buya manufacture of any special firm, would their manufactures because he is not cer-be of no utility and would not stimulate tain in other cases that the goods are trade. These objections have against British, there is no moral reason why them the general opinion of those con these firms should enjoy this advantage versant with the subject, who have long and attempt to exclude other British felt, as explained above, that foreign manufacturers from enjoying it.

manufacturers have profited by the Another type of opposition is based on general advertisement of the origin of the alleged impracticability of working their goods given by such phrases as the scheme, the two main difficulties Made in Germany. And where, as suggested being, first, the dificully of would be the case with the proposed mark, deciding what are British goods, and, there is not only this appeal of secondly, the alleged impossibility of familiarity, but also the appeal of detecting and preventing fraudulent as patriotism, the effect would be largely of the mark. The first difficulty is a real increased. It must be remembered that one, but it is one which exists under steps on a smaller scale have been taken. present conditions and quite apart from in the same direction, as, for example, the new proposals. The Merchandise in the case of the Irish manufacturers, Marks Act and the fiscal regulations of and there seems no reason to be dissatis many of the Dominions render it necessary find with the success of these attempts. in a very large number of cases to dis- It is also said that this mark is unneces- tinguish goods of foreign origin from sary because it is open to traders at pre- those which are of British origin, and sent to mark their goods as of British in such cases every individual trader has manufacture. This objection neglects to solve the problem unaided. In the case entirely the great advantage the new of the British Empire Trade Mark this mark will possess in that it will be not question can be decided by the best merely statement, but a certificate of opinion of the particular trade, and this origin.

will enable some standard to be arrived Another objection to the mark is that at as to what constitutes British maau- if added to goods bearing marks already factures in the different classes of goods.well-known it would render these latter The arguments adduced under the second marks less distinctive and would cause head namely, that in order to prevent confusion. To this may be answered, infringements a very large staff would first, that the use of this mark is quite have to be kept up and actions brought optional, and if a firm considered that in distant countries, really afford, very

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