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ENO

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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,

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15. To make ready.

17.-Toward. 18.-Pen point. 20.-Sins. 21-Chariot. 22.-Painful. $4.A colour." 95.--Tardy.

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28.-Beginner.

29.-Part of cre.

30.Girl's name. 31.-Pace,

32-Part of garment.

34.-Petitioned.

35-Gaming cube..

38.-Withered..

38.-Concealed.

39.--A tooth.

41.To drink, with tongue. 42.--By.

43.-Went by car.

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3-Conjunction. 4-Upper part.

B.-Certain..

6.-Dogs:

7.-Mineral. 6-Abraham's home.

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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1930.

WOMAN'S PAGE

SNAPSHOTS

S OF A HUNGRY BOY

By GLUYAS WILLIAMS

APPEARS IN KITCHEN DOORWAY WITH NEWS THAT HE'S HUNGRY, CAN HE HAVE SOME* THING TO EAT

MOTHER, GETTING RATTLED, SUGGESTS HE GO UP AND WASH, FINDS HE

ALREADY HAS.

SIGHS AT FAMILJAR WORDS THAT IT'S/ TOO NEAR SUPPER TIME

WANDERS ROUND LOOKING INTO SAUCEPANS AND GETTING VERY MUCH IN THE WAY.

SNIFFS APPETIZING ODORS WISTFULLY AND ASKS WHAT IS IT GOING TO BE FOR SUPPER.

DESCRIBES IN DETAIL JUST HOW HUNGRY HE IS.

Copyright, 1930, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.)..

THE SENSE

Responsibility is a dull-sounding word, but without its functioning properly in the world, there would be Do stability, and no certainty about anything at all.

A highly developed sense of re- sponsibility is the counterpart of Faith

Just as little as we could live without Faith in our lives, so little could we live without a sense of responsibility. "I do not mean" a spiritual Faith, but an unconscious faith in countless things in life which permeate our whole existence. For instance-we believe that the cook hasn't poisoned the soup, therefore, we drink it with equanim- ity; we believe that our chauffeur won't risk an accident, therefore we drive behind him contentedly; we believe the doctor won't put us to sleep forever when we submit to a full anesthotic; we believe that the captain of & ship will steer us safely to port.

But we cannot say we know they will do it, for we really know noth- ing about it, but we have trust in their sense of responsibility.

Had we not the unconscious faith. that this sense was possessed by our nurse, our butler, the police force, our lawyer, and so on, we should surely go mad.

On the Wans.

Life is percolated at every point with persons who are, and who must be, in a responsible position of some sort, be it great or small,

12-French city, noted for porco and the thought that this

lain.

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16.-Mottled.

19. Noised, about.

21. Old time ship.

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Yet, one cannot help wondering sometimes whether its seriousness is net becoming somewhat blurred in young modern minds, and whether

23-Ancient musical instruments, its intense value in the lives of

27. To taste.

28.-Part of foot.

30.-Profits,

31.--Lover..

32.--Grain housing place. 33.Rubbed out. 34.-Humiliation, 35.-To be fond 37-Specias of lyric open. 39-To shed' feathers. 40. Corded fabric (plural). 43.Scotch name prefix, 44.-To plunge. 47.-Musical notes 49.-Egyptian god.

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION,

IN THE ARAI

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both high and low is being, per- haps, underrated by the large amount of trash which is both writ ten and spoken in our dayt

Everyone who is born into this world la born responsible in some way or another.

We are all responsible to cach other, and, of course, the most re- sponsible are those who bave de finitely undertaken for certain remuneration--to do a certain work thoroughly and to the best of their ability. It is in these positions that one notices signs, that this great sacrament of life-this out- ward sign of inward grace-is some- what on the wane."

A Slogan. "Have a good time" is the slogan ot modern life which rings can tinually in our ears and meets our This "good- eye at every turn. time" attitude, I really do think, tands to lower in a curious way the whole sense of responsibility in the world.

Interrupted Duty.

WANTS TO KNOW - WILL IT BE READY IN TEN MINUTES ? FIFTEEN TWENTY? WELL HOW SOON?

RECEIVĖS LARGE SLICE OF BREAD AND JAM ON CONDITION HE EAT IT ELSEWHERE THAN IN THE KITCHEN,

OF RESPONSIBILITY.

By LADY

NORAH BENTINCK.

therefore, is tending to lower that man's sense of responsibility.

And one could find countless in- Although stances to prove this. they might in themselves be small, they are, nevertheless, very import

sat ones.

The Great Debi Responsibility walks hand in hand with capacity and power, and those who do not think it is neces- pry to feel their responsibilities, and to act upon theso feelings, will never really create any lasting im pression.

Much misconstruction and bitter ness is spared to those who think naturally and kindly upon what they owe to others.

Nature holds an immense uncol lected debt over, every man's head, and if the master takes no account of his servants they will take no account of him, and the other way about also.

The Plan of Ignorance,

Often one hears: "Oh, but I for- Eot," "Oh, but I didn't know," given as an excuse for some failure in everyday life to exert the sense of responsibility.

We should then remember Rus- kin's words: "The ples of ignor- ance," said he, "will never take away our responsibilities."

We all have work to carry on within our homes, and duties to Sometimes I notice a prinked-up perform outside. We all have in- girl engaging the attention of a 'fluences to use which are peculiarly. policeman on point duty. But he ours, according to our particular is not there to laugh with her; he enlling in life, and which no con-- is there to look after, the interests science but our own can teach. Each of the public, which he has willing-of us, also, shall one day have to ly undertaken to do. The girl, give an account of himself.

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Love and Happiness.

A sense of responsibility. is the first, the middle, and the last rung

THE BUSINESS GIRL.QUEEN'S

WHAT IS EXPECTED OF HER.

Many girls who have just left. school are now preparing to em- bark upon their careers, and 'a large proportion will inevitably take up shorthand and typewriting.

Many of them may be quite un- fitted for this kind of work, but have a vague impression that "any one can learn shorthand and typ- ing."Thir, indeed, is true; but that very fact makes it imperative that the aspirant, to be anything but a mediocrity, must have some thing more to offer than mere me chanical officiency. Moreover, a accretarial career, as much as any other, demands certain definite tem peramental qualifications, and the beginner would do well to bear this in mind, and act to work to cultivate the necessary qualities, if she does not already possess them, Of these essential qualities most 'employers could give first place to adaptability. This impiles adapt- ability to environment and to cir- cumstances, which demands a cer- tain imagination and elasticity. "

It also implies adaptability to the various moods and idiosyn- crasies of her chief, and here a little practical psychology may be called into play..

If his secretary perceives the great man to be in the throes of a uig business man complex, Lers is the part of efficient young woman, quick, competent and systematic When he relapses into jocular mood she may become more human, and show a commendable appreciation of his wit. But woe betide her if ahe attempts the facctious when he ia irritable or preoccupied: then she must become a cipher, an un obtrustive and impersonal machine. All this requires unlimited tact, patience and humour-all qualities to be cultivated.

The final great essential is initia- tive; and although the typist may. of the ladder of real happiness and complain that she has no opportun- success in life, because, after allity of neting independently, aho even from a selfish point of view-will, if she is koen, find plenty of scope, provided her brain is alert if we are not trusted, we are not and is not allowed to grow lazy. really loved.

She will find a profitable outlet And we all like to be loved. for her superfluous energy in learn- Again and again in life one ising all she can about the business, brought up against the truth of Mazzini's profound thought:

"Before each action we contem- plate we should ask ourselves it everyone were to do this, would it be for the good of the world or not?"

Adopting this attitude, we should very soon learn the value of re sponsibility, and we should soon learn to dread the thought that it may possibly be on the wane.

and she will do well to get her knowledge accurate, for she will find it a great advantage if she can give a ready and confident ans- wer to the many unexpected ques- tions she is sure to be asked. •

She will also be wise to keep au fait with all current affairs, for the perfect secretary is a quick- reference diary of topical ercats and an Encyclopedia Britannica of general knowledge.

Enjoy every nute of every day

Perfect health of body and complete con- trol of the nerves make every minute of every day enjoyable. No moodiness, no fits of depression, no irritability, but instead, cali control and keen zest to make the best of every

minute. Work becomes pleasure, play a joy-difficulties are met and overcome without undue strain and worry, To go through life thus happily, nights must be times of quiet restful sleep and this may be ensured by taking a cupful of Glaz-ovo as a nightcap.

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