THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1929.
SUBURBAN HEIGHTS THE HOLIDAY
SLYPS
By GLUYAS WILLIAMS
3
Romance cradled amidst bursting shells and
ENO
When Food Makes No Appeal
A failing appetite is one of Nature's danger signals. It is a warning that all is not well with your digestion-that your system is not freeing itself punctually and thorough- ly of its daily waste. It is this condition which Eno's "Fruit Salt" corrects.
Eno simply flushes and effectively cleanses the whole intestinal tract and so prevents the inner sluggishness which leads to poor appetite and indigestion. That is why Eno first thing every morning will stimulate your keenness for meal times and enable you to enjoy every morsel of your food.
ENO'S "FRUIT SALTTM
THE WORLD-FAMED
EFFERVESCENT
FOR SALE IN
TWO SIZES AT
ALL CHEMISTS
AND COMPRADORE
SHOPS
SALINE
FRUIT ALT
PLEASANT COOLING INVIGORATINC
HEALTH GIVING "ELFLAYESCENT SALINE,
ENO
The words "Fruit Balt" and "no" and the label on the package are the registered trade marks of J. C. ZnO, Ltd., London, England.
General Sales Agents:" HAROLD F. RITCHIE & CO., Iac. Triner Building. Hongkong
SAYS HE'S GLAD IT'S A HOLIDAN, HEN GET THOSE ÚPD "306S, LIKE- THE LOOSE BOARD ON KE FRONT STEPS, FIXED UP
FINDS HAMMER BUT DECIDES THAT IF LUNCH 1S 601NG TO BE READY IN HALF AN HOUR HED BEITER WAIT TO BEGIN
-- LOOKS ROUND FOR
THE HAMMER
RESTS AKATILE AFTER/ LUNCH AND THEN. SUS- GESTS A LITTLE DRIVE, IT SEEMS A PITY TO STAY IN ALL DAY.
- (Copyright, 1929, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
the havoc in front-line trenches.
LENRY KINGS
SHE GOES WAR
reith
Eleanor BOARDMAN, JOHN HOLLAND, ÄL
·EDMUND BURNSUS
FIGURES HE'S GOT THE WHOLE DAY, HE DOESNT NEED TO HORRY READS PAPER LEISURELY
TAKES ANOTHER LOOK FOR HAMMER AND STROLLS OVER TD DISCUSS FALL AUTOMOBILE MODELS
·WITH FRED PERLEY
AT THE
QUEEN'S
TO-DAY & TO-MORROW
At 2.80, 5.10, 7.15 & 9.20.
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RETURNS FROM DRIVE, GETS HAMMER, AND RE- MEMBERS HE OUGHT TO FINISH THIS BOOK WHICH THEY'VE HAD OUT FROM THE LENDING LIBRARY FOR TIMO
WEEKS
AND SO AT LAST, 70 | BED, RESOLVING THAT ON THE NEXT HOLIDAY)
HELL GET "THOSE JOBS FIXED UP
A BIG FAMILY 'A WORLD IN LITTLE.” MEN WILL TALK ABOUT
THE MUTUAL GIVE-AND-TAKE--
[BY ONE OF EIGHT.]
The Bishop of Durham is sorry because there are so many to for the modern boy who is not born supply; excursions may be few be into a big family. He told parents cause there are so many fares to so at this year's meeting of the pay; tee-parties are rare because Parents Nationa! Educational the family is a party in itself; there Union. He considers the big is often a scarcity of cake for ob family factor of great civicy vious reasons; and you are apt to valus in the training of boys. |develop an inferiority complex.
Leaming to Know Nins Types of People.
I am sure he meant girls, too; and neither girls nor boys would igree with him. You have to be grown up to appreciate a big family. The disadvantages are so apparent when you are young. Pocket-money is apt to be limited
omebody discovered it
"Somebody "--with no appetite for ordinary food and feeling very tired and jaded-tried "Ovaltine" made with cold milk instead of hot. Tried it-and loved its cool deliciousness and the wonderfully refreshing effect it had.
Others soon heard of it
Naturally this was too good a discovery to keep. "Somebody" told her friends-and they told their friends-and they told others.
Here
was a truly delightful drink for summer days- nourishing as it was refreshing.
Very many tried it
For summer fatigue, is such a usual experience. The reason is simply that ordinary hot weather foods contain little nourishment while the ende for energy-giving nourishment remains much the same all the year round."
Everybody liked it
So delicious-so brimful of nourishment to enable you to avoid fatigue and to keep vigorous and healthy. So easy to prepare by adding to cold milk or mile and water, and waisking with an egg-whisk. Everbody likes it-
And so will you
Thousands are now enjoying cold “Ovaltine” Try it and you will enjoy it, too.
-It's Delicious
TA.P.E. 30
OVALTINE The delightful COLD Summer Drinks
I
WOMEN.
BY MARGERY DAW.
дет
GONE WILD
AT THE
AT THE
WILLIAM PRON PRESENTS
GIRLS
TO-DAY
At 8.30 9.20.
TO-MORROW at
2.30, 5.30 9.20.
BLUE
SKIES
TO-DAY & TO-MORROW
Continuous Performance From 1.15 to 11.15.
SHAR BORLA
HUMOUR: ANCIENT AND MODERN.
Ardent feminists frequently com- plain of the way in which a WO- man is still regarded as
The endets were lined up on the just because she is a woman. If feld for inspection, and as the she does anything of note, from commandant strode down the line passing first in an examination to be stopped suddenly before one having encounter with a burglar, young man and said: "You re it attracts far more attention than mind me a great deal of General if she had been a man. It isn't be-Grant." cause she is Lady Blankney of "Really, sir" responded the High Up Castle: Miss Snooks of cades eagerly
Yes, he didn't shave, either Brixton arouses quite as much at- tention, if she does the same thing. Naturally, this makes the femi- nists extremely cross. Surely by Ellen's memory her teacher drilled this time, they argue, enough wo-her-patiently, persistently in the men have passed examinations old rhyme, In fourteen hundred with distinction or faced burglars and ninety-two, Columbus sailed without hiding under the bed to the ocean blae," thes for such events to be treated as anything sensational.
A Fascinating Subject. They imagine it is all a plot to pretend that women are still the brainless helpless creatyres of the
When you grow up all these, pin- pricks disappear and you realise the advantages. The bishop called them of great civic value; they are nlio of great personál value. It is a personal advantage' that you have learned how to get on with people, even as it is of value to the com- munity that you can fit in. In my own big family of eight" brothers | Victorian erà instead of realising and sisters and father and mother that women will never cease to get were many types of people whom I this form of publicity until men have met often since, and with whom I can successfully deal. It is no credit to me; I simply know that kind.
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relinquish their ancient habit of al- ways talking about women in general rather than women in par-, ticular,
Listen anywhero to a group of either men or women talking about the opposite sex.
Among the women it is alwaye "ho" or him,' never they
"them OF
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I am sorry for the women who had no brothers, for it is a hard job for them to understand men- if they ever manage it, which I doubt. I have seen women irritat ing men when I knew by instinct almost, because I was brought "Phard, young man, or vague ac with my brothers, that they were going the wrong way to work. And the result is the unhappy marringe.
A Protection From Vanity. It is of personal value, also, as well as of civic, that you have found your own level, as you do in a family. It is a natural pro- cess for a family to protect its members from swelled head"; it is much more painful when it has to be reduced by an outsider.
The same with vanity: the girls of a big family of boys are the only women in the world who haven't any. They take much the same valuation as their brothers, and good looks do not count as assets.
The Family" Team Spirit." It is a personal asset, too, that you have got intimate friends. for life in your brothers and sisters. It is always members of a small family who say, "I do not get on with my brother-or sister." In a big family there is always some- one with whom you can get on generally there are several; and with them all there is a mutus! give-and-take born of custom and ald association.
that they are dis- He may be a hus
44 cussing.
quaintance. When his sins, virtuts, good looks, or intelligence have been described, another mem- ber of the group does not go on to generalise about all men from that one individual example.
The Difference," She may continue with similar or dissimilar habits on the part of her own particular "he," but her examples are confined to some par ticular man with whom she has
come in contact, rather than men in general.
Men, on the other hand, scarce- ly ever seem able to discuss women among themselves without gener- alising about. the sex as a whole. If one of them starts to describe some woman he knows, then his Companion cannot avoid his belov ed generalisation. He may con- tinue with an illustration of a wo- man acquaintauce of his own, but it is all to prove that both belong to some special type of womankind. Even the most intelligent men do not seem able to avoid this, label- ling and docketing of all women with whom they come into contact. They must belong to the modern, old-fashioned, intellectual, pretty baby doll, or one of the other classes that men have invented for
The loneliness of the only child in contrast is unspeakable. Unless them. he makes an intimate friend he
True to Type, Think, for instance, of that fami- will never know the same, disinter-
cocktail "girl" cated comradeship, and his upbring-liar creature the ing has not put him in the way of about whom men have written and making intimate friends. He is talked so much recently. Eas any one, on the other hand, ever heard much more likely to prefer his own
a woman discuss the cocktail young man? He is quite ne prevalent at every cocktail parts, and moreover, quite as much of a definite type. Of course, this sorting out of wo their every action has an interest men into various group means that
company.
Adopting Brothers and Bistors. It seems that people owe it to a child to give him brothers and sisters, and a new way has lately been found of doing this. A great many people are making use of the quite lacking to similar deeds on the part of men, because they con Adoption Act, passed last year, to be marshalled up for the generalis. provide brothers and sisters, for ing theory.
their only children. Others who For the modern woman to make have no children are adopting. a щед give up this centuries-old family-ons every year until the habit is going to be one of hardest number they want is complete. tasks in the world. It must be so The plan has advantages. You very pleasant to be able to explain can have a perfectly proportioned away overything any woman does family; you will be doing a good by comforting oneself with the re- turn to a pathetically friendless flection that she is merely being child; and you will not be adding true to type, and, therefore, never.
to the population of an over- be surprised by anything that hap-1
populated country.
ред.
To fix an illusive date in Mary
On the morrow when her teacher.. called upon her to recite, with the utmost assurancë sho joyously an sounced, in fourteen hundred and ninety-three Columbus sailed the deep blue sea!
Guide: See those carvings on the eave wall?"
"I didn't know the Sight-seer: cavemen had telephones."
Wife:
dear."
.....
"Breakfast is ready,
Hobby: "It can't be I haven't heard you scraping the toast.
CROSSWORD PUZZLE.
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B 12
12
25
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16
17 18
19
20
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22
23
24 25
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127.
128 29 30
33
134
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38
39 140
41
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43 44
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46 147
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52 53
54
55
1.---Joins.
Horizontal.
5. Possessive pronoun. 8.-Dot.
12. Large social gathering. 13.-Devoured.
32
88
156
14. Additional closing measures
in music.
13.-Eskimo houses,' 17.-Made of sheep hair. 19-To traduce. 20.-Lively. 21-Pieces out. 23. Parts of body. 24-Likely,
23-A fresh set. 28-In that place. 31-Sun god. 32River island. 33-Negative.
34-Part of circumference.
36. Vision.
38-To obtain. 39.--Beams: 41.-Shakespearean king. 43-To desire. 45.--Porticos. 48.-Adorers. 80.-Ripc. $1.-Always. 62-To be indebted. 64-On the ocean. 55.-Marshes -56.-Modern. 57.-Genuine.
1.-Dry.
Vertical.
2.-Old Venetian ruler. 3.Sweet.
4.-Long-legged bird. 5.Possesses. 6.-Pronoun.
7. To stitch. 3-Tally.
9.-Method of governmen 10.-Poems.
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11-Liquid container. 16.-A law court.
18. To follow orders, 22-Scorches:
23. Deadly.
24-A constellation. 25.-Equality. 27-Falsehood. 29-A number. 30.-Negative. 35.-Cowardly. 36.-One who colours. 37-Table land.
38.-Prairie-hen.
40.-Charges,
42-Flower esacace,
43.-In music, a pitch character. 44.--To roain. 46.-Surface.
47.-Kind of far., 49.-Descendant. 50,-Cat's cry. 53.-Pronoun.
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