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THE --HONGKONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, JULY 31st, 1920.

A Double Safeguard.

When buying Worcestershire Sauce, always look for the signature in White"

Lea

on the Red label, and see also that the name LEA & PERRINS is embossed in raised letters on the glass bottle...

Lea & Perrins' label and hottle are copied to such an extent that these precautions are necessary, in order to make sure that you are being supplied with the original and genusna Worcestershire and not one of its many imitations.

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NEEDS NO “ *COAXING "

It's made right,

To write right.

That's why it's the most popular .

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JEWELLERS, STATIONERS AND

IMPORTERS.

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Because

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HAIR HEALTH

AND.

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-Dr. Virchow, Berlin.

Corns Peel

Off Painlessly

There Is Only One Genuine Corn- Peeler-"Geta-I"

There's only one happy way to get rid of any corn or callus, and that is to be able to peel it off casliy. puinlessly. "Oets-Ii-is the only corn remedy in the world that does it

that wayefactely, thoroughly. Why get down on the floor, tie your "self up into a knot, and bava: to labor with troublesome plasterm greany ointments that mb of, sucky tape, and knives and scissors, when you can peal off your corn or calon In "

plece, peacefully and

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Obtainable from all Chemista and Storms or MaLLER.. & PRIEPS (ABLA), Prince's Bldge, Hongkong.

CONDITIONS IN RUSSIA.

MR. BEN TURNER'S, VIEWS.

у

Mr, Beb Turner, Chairman of the British Labour delegation, in an interview with the Times' correspondent at Batley from Russia With on his return

| regard to the scope of the "investiga tion, said that no limitations what- ever were pit on the movements of the deputation or the inquiries they made, "E do not mean," he said, “that they thrust documents at us, but we were allow. ed to see everything we asked for, They wore, brutally frank about their shortag of necessaries and their hardships, and their intention to win through, even though that means the employment of considerable force. They hid nothing from us åven though it told against them. The physical alid material condition of the country is so bad that they did not attempt to hide it. There is great lack of food and clothing, of raw materials, and of transport. They" have had a tremendously fierce battle with of disease. They have bad a million case tephus, and scores of thousands of cases of malaria and small pox, and have no medicines. Neither have they fats or oils,” Mr. Turner spoke of the acute hunger apparent in Moscow and Petrograd, aris ing partly, at any rate, from defects of "! be weat 0"," I should say, transport

that there are 50 per cont., hungry, although every one gets a minimum allow Ancu food. There were scenes of desola- tion in Petrograd. As to the state of the countryside, we bad only limited opportuni- ties of judging as we travelled from one place to another 2

of

;

ABULITION OF STRIKES. -Asked his general conclusion, Mr. Turner said:"If Bassin has peace, and the blockade is completely raised and trade relations with the rest of the world resum think Russia will be a very rich ed country in a few years' time. The inen at the head of affairs have real business The capacity for increasing production. gospel of all of them is more production; their leaflets and speeches all say the same thing. They are giving an inducement of extra food, and so on, to sections of the warkpeople to increase their output, and they are limiting the Government ration to those who do not give their best production and considering their physical condition general-efficiency. There are no strikes, because the Government won't have them There is not the freedom on the industrial side that we have in this country. Indeed, some of their proposals regarding preduc tion and the abolition of the strike would gladeh the beart of som's employers of labour here, but they do not suit me or some of my colleagues."

Mr. Turner centradieted the report that he and Mr. Tom Shaw had been held up at the Russian frontier by the Bolshevisti. He said the Esthonian authorities were responsible for the delay which arose through the non-arrival of their permit. The British Mission at Roval finally put matters right,

CIVILIZATION A

DISEASE.

In his caustic way, Dr. Inge pointed "out in his Romanes lecture that "civilization is a disease which is almost invariably, The fatul unless it is checked in time."! Hindus and Chinese advanced to a certain point and then stopped They survive, but where are the Greeks and Romanis i

"Aristocracies everywhere die ont. Do we not so to-day the complex organ ization of the celesiastic and college don succumbing wore the simple squeezing aud, macking, organs of the profiteer and trade unionist If so-called civilized nations show, any protracted vitality, it is because they are only civilized at the top, Ancient civilizations were destroy. ed by imported barbarians; we breed our

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Hamanth-Dean-inquired, improved the world by, dominating it? If it is. progress to turn the fells and woods of FAUX into East and West Ham, we may be thankful that progress is a transient and sporadic phenomenon in history.". He recalled Huxley's disavowal of progress from the scientific side and; quoted Mr. Bertrand Russell's assertion that, in the struggle with the comic progres foresha dowed by Huxley, man must go under Dr. Inge dismissed that natural sob,' the historian, with cantempt. The politi cian had been corrupted by the super- stition On the theory of progress, whatever is coming must be right.

The votaries of progress mistake the flowing tide for the river of eternity, and when the tide turns they are likely to be left stranded like the corks and scraps of seaweed which mark the high water line. This has already happened, though few realize it. The praises of Liberty are mainly left to Conservatives, who couple it with Property as something to be defended, and to conscientious objectors, who dissociate it from their country, which is not to be defended. Democracy the magic ballot-box-has few worshippers any longer except in America, where men will still shout for about two hours-and indeed much longer

that she is."great"

With a passing dig at the "popularized Hegelianim" and is theory of*"' a' self- improving universe,' Dr.age went on to maintain that "the belief in a law of pro- gress has prejudicially affected the religions beliefs of four times Only one ́ great Church, old in worldly wisdom, knows that human nature does not change and acts accordingly in the Papal-Syllabus of 1884 condemning Progress and Liberalism. After all, what is progress? The species, De lage thinks, shows no physical pró-

He would be a-bold man who Abould claim, that we are intellectually equal to the Athenians or superior-to-the Romans" As for moral improvement, the recent war ben shown in the German atrocities in Belgium, the Turkish massa, cresia Armenia and the Bolshevik horrera! that mas can be. na ferocious and brutal as ever Ought we to expect anything else when civilization is the negation of euge nic The new practice of subsidizing the naruccessful by taxes extorted from the industrious is cacogentes erected into a principle

FOR

THE FAMILY REMEDY

PAINS AFTER

EATING, FLATULENCE.

INDIGESTION

BILIOUSNESS. CONSTIPATION,

· AND OTHER STOMACH & LIVER TROUBLES

Bern 18.20

For nearly half a century. Mother Saigel's Syrup has been the reliable family medicine in hundreds of thousands of home through out the Work for the prevention and relisi of stomach and liver troubles, and as a really means of recovering and main taining good health.

Muther Soigo Syrup has a gitle tonje nction upon the digestive organinthe stomach liver and bogols-toning and strengthening them so that they are able. to do their wosk effectively and obtai from the food you sat all the nourishment requisite to keep you strong and vigorous.. Kemp Mother Sel Syrup bandy, Isla an ideat family medicine,

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A TRIBUTE TO HEALTH

"People will pay because they must a heavy toll to sickness, but how many ever think of paying tribute to health? To keep "the brain fresh and the eye clear is better than to effect a great, cure At least once a day, morning or night, drink to health in glass of water sparkling with a dash of

ENO'S

FRUIT SALT

So simple and a pleasant a course has proved wonderfully effective during the last fifty years in removing the causes of organic irregularities. and thereby keeping the system fit and clean. "Pay tribute to your health. by getting a bottle of

Eng to-day

AND SOLD

THROUGHOUT

KNOWN THE WORLD FOR HALF A CENTURY

--The spurgte !!FRUITYLEM" ASEME maglstered Trade Mark and have been on for half ra echtúry By the Trade cat Puller in mean the preparation of 4. C. ENO LTD., and no other. £ta frequently referred to shortly as "ENG"

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Still string.

Head and Shoulders above the Ordinary is

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Guaranteed the same quality throughout the world.

JOHNNIE WALKER "White" Label, · Ower & years old.

- JOHNNIE WALKER "Red" Label, Oier sy years old. "JOHNNIE WALKER""" Blück" Label. Over is yest dd.

To be obtained from the Sole

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