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THE WONDERFUL HERBAL OINTMENT

IF your skin is sore, injured or diseased, Zam-Buk i the one remedy that can be depended upon to soothe and cure. Smurting pain, soreness and irritation are quickly ended by this famous Zam-Buk ointment. It has powerful (yet perfectly safe) antiseptic properties that destroy poison germs in wounds, sores, abscesses, ulcers, etc. It expels all bad matter and grows new skin.

Zam-Buk is so highly-refined that it soaks readily into the tiny pores, purifying and healing in deeper tissues as well as the surfacă skin. The marvellous soothing and curative powers of Zam-Buk are due to its rare herbal origin, ražnement and guaranteed free- dom from animal fat. Never ba

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Look at Your Skin

Skin Specialists declare that 80 out of every 100 women. suffer from skin. outbreaks, spots, pimples, blotches, and muddy' complexions

UNNECESSARILY !

Ugly complexion faults are

woman's most common enemy. Few escape." Some resort to heavy powdering in an effort to hide them. Whilst others, due to consistent wrong treatment, cause the skin to become highly 'sensitive, coarse and blemished.

To make your skin clear and healthy, your complexion fresh and smooth, use Cuticura.

Cleanse the skin with Cuticura Soap twice a day. Its luxuriant and inildly antiseptic lather is soothing and softening; washes away pore-deep dirt which causes -blackheads, enlarged pores and ugly com plexion defects. And to rid the

skin of pimples, skin outbreaks, rashes or irritations use Cuticura Oinanent direct on the affected part before washing with the 10ap. Its antiseptic action kills germs, soothes and heals and quickly clears the skin

Try Cuticura to-day. See how soon your skin improves, your complexion becomes smoother, more attractive than ever before.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1936.

CHINA AND HER A SCOTTISH HOME

CURRENCY

THE PROBLEM AND DIFFICULTIES

Lenden, May 25.

The Chinese Government is hav- Ing difficulties in asserting its rights as the indirect) currency Issuer in the part of its nominal area of sovereignty, which "adjoins Manchukua. The Political Coun- al of Hopei and Chanar, an en- tity under Japanese influence, har now designated the Hopel Provin- cial Bank as the sole suer of bank-notes for Chahar and Hopel The order, says Reuter's Shanghai, correspondent, does not actually prevent the circulation in North China of the notes at the three of banks of the Central Gov- ernment, but the number of thest cannot be increased. The Hopel-Chahar hotes are already Appearing in Peiping. The Politi car Council's order is regarded, the correspondent adds, as the Arst step towards an independent cur- rency for Hopel and Chahar.

new

RULER

DUKE OF MONTROSE

TO JOIN LIBERAL

PARTY

London, May 29- It is officially announced that the Duke of Montrose has resigned from the Conservative Party, of which he has been a member for 36 years, and has joined the Liberal Party.

In his letter of resignation to Lord Halifax, the Leader of the Conseravtive peers, the Duke of Montrose says he considers "that the Government at Westamister is so completely absorbed and over- burdened with foreign policy and questions of national defence that under the present system Scottish life is stultified; and I cannot see why the Scottish people. should put up with bureaucratic control 01 their affairs through a single Secretary of State, while other parts of the British Isles, such as Ulster, the Free State, the Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands all possess fully pledged and freely elected legislatures with respon- 'sible powers, and able to carry out the government of "their States as they think fit. I have endeavour- cd for a long time to interest the | Unionist Party in this question, but have met with nothing but determined hostility both from the party organization and the Unionist Press: On the other hand, I am satisfied that the Liberal Party intend to implement Es soon as possible the resolution passed at their Stirling conference in 1924, and reaffirmed many times since: in favour of self-government for Scotland in domestic affairs. There is no intention whatever in this resolution that Scotland should break. the Union, or separate from England. Indeed, it hoped that Scottish representa- tives may long continue to con- tribute their full share of direction in Imperial and foreign affairs at Westminster."

The same councils alleged also to have nouned the Nansing Gov- ernment that it will retain for it- self the salt duties, except for about one-sixth of the total collec- tions which would be passed on for the service of foreign loans. while the counet!" would also re- tain over a quarter of the Customs receipts of Tientsin. Evidently the Chinese Government is going to be hard put to ir to assert its rights whether as currency author- ity or as tax collector in this im- portant Chinese region. The Lon don Stock Exchange has been tak- ing considerable notice of these dif- Aculties in the last ten days, bin 10-day jobbers marked up China loans, continuing 2. movement started before the week-end.

On the Japanese side, mean- while, supplementary Budget Esti- mates were yesterday voted, bring- ing the Budget total for 1935-7 to 2,312,000,000 yen, of which rather over 700,000,000 are to be met by borrowing. Since 1932 expenditure on the armed forces has been ap proximately doubled. and is said to account for some four-fifths of total budgetary expenditure. The Japanese Government, it is an nounced in an ometal message, has decided to convert a further 405.- 000,000 of 5 per cent debt to 31 per cent and this will accrue to wards balancing the Budget.

of the

Lord Crewe. Leader Liberal peers, in a letter of wel- come to the Duke of Montrose, points out that, while the Liberal Party had expressed concurrence with the principle of purely Scot- tish affairs being administered In Scotland, they had not, so far as he knew, committed themselves to any particular plan whereby this principle should be carried into effect.

V

FILM OF THE

"QUINS"

NATURAL NOISY.

COMEDIENNES

11

London, May 28. Just two years ago Mrs. Oliva Dianne,

of Callender. Ontario, astonished the world by producing quintuplets. Yesterday there was a private showing in London of the Alm. "The Country. Doctor," which Marie, Emilie, Cecile, Annette, and Yvonne Dlonne ap-

in

pear.

For "working" an average of 38 minutes Д day for six days to make this film, each quintuplet Had £2,000 added to her trust

· fund.

A romantic character, suggested presumably by Dr. Allan Dafoe, who brought the "quins" into the world, is that of a doctor to an isolated Canadian community, Bravely he fights both distant authority for a sorely needed hos- pital, and a diphtheria epidemic with scanty serum.

He is pursuede by the law-he could not afford the 20 dollars necessary for a licence to practise -and a younger doctor is appoint- ed in his place: but the miracle happens and he is summoned to the historic accouchement.

«' DO WHAT THEY LIKE

The "QULTS." in a climax specially made for the film, prove themselves natural noisy comedi. enres of a high order. They could not be "directed," so they were left to do what they liked: Mr. Jean Hersholt, who gives a fine per- simply took his cue from them and formance as "Dr. John Luke," rolled on the floor as occasion de- manded.

Much of the film was Hollywood- made, but for the final shots director and actors went to Callen- der.

The little girls were allowed to "work" only an hour a day and never after lunch.

At the end the doctor receives not only his coveted hospital but the OB.E. from the Governor- General of Canada, while the "quins" bang, shout and roar their approval. A skilful, unpreten- ttous and often amusing film.

the hidden cause

of POOR HEALTH

Irritable Nerves

Any lack of mine.

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THE MINERAL FOOD FOR BETTER HEALTH

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Caracciola wins the Grand Prix of Tunis on Mercedes-Benz. Pho-

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CONSTABLE'S LAST

RELATIVE -

Richmond Woman 104

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CIGARETTE TRADE IN

NORTH HALTED

Demand For New Tax Raises Strong Protest

Tientsin. June 8. The cigarette trade here has been brought to a standstill by the the local Chinese attempts of authorities to collect an inspec- tion tax equivalent to the Con- solidated Tax.

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1s

London, May 22. Mrs. Mary J. Stubbin, a great- niece of Constable, the artist, who died in 1837, is looking forward to celebrating her 104th birthany in her Richmond home on Saturday. She claims to be the only sur. viving relative of the great lands- cape painter. Her health and ap- pearance are the envy of many wo- men 20 or 30 years younger.

Fifty guests are to be present at her party, including the Mayor and Mayoress of Richmond and other well-known people in the district where she has lived for over 20 chants refuse to comply,

Chinese Meanwhile, the local Mrs. Stubbin still reads and knits. without glasses, Five years ago, force an addition tax on ess pro- authorities are attempting to en- she made a remarkable recovery ducts. from a fractured thigh.

years.

certainly be downstairs for my birthday.

The Cigarette Tax Bureau refusing to release cases contain- ing stamps issued by the Central authorities without shop guaran- tees for the payment of the ad- ditional tax. but Chinese mer-

Chinese merchants, however,

"I always welcome visitors," she point out that three taxes are told a "Dally Telegraph" repre- sentative yesterday, "and I shall already being paid on such pro- ducts, and that an additional one would jeopardize the competitive position in foreign markets. They "I am proud to have lived in Ave are consequently appealing to the reigns and to have received a let opel and Charhar Political ter from King George V on the Council to rescind the order- Occasion of my 100th anniversary." || (N.GDN)...

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