1939-05-05 — Page 10

PAGE 10-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

WAKE

UP!

-take your morning

Now sold in ECONOMY TINS

ANDREWS

to keep fit

[^\HE" Andrews “habit” is one of the most pleasant and economical methods of starting fit and keeping fit. A daily dose of this best of all effervescent salts will ensure Inner Cleanliness -lasting bealth and vigour.

Formerly sold to you in bottles Andrews Liver Salt is now obtainable in hermetically sealed tins. These New Economy tins contain as much as the bottles, but the tin costs you los because they are chraper to make, pack and transport!

Andrews has won well-deserved popularity and has the largest aale of any effervescing salt in the world, because this famous Liver Salt combines the pleasant qualities of an energizing taline, with the soothing laxative properties that are Nature's way of ensuring inner cleanliness. This point cannot be stressed too strongly. Inner Cleanliness means real health, which can never be achieved by harsh unnatural purgatives. A glass io the morning will give you a brighter, healthier outlook on life. Remember, Andrews is cheaper now in the New Ecoammy tin, so start Inner Geanliness-this foremost of all bealth principles -NOW !

The Doctor says Start well -- take

one of two tea

spoonfuls of Andrews every morning for a week-to keep 'well, inke Andrews regularly. It je u pure, mineral and fruit product.

Andrews has a slow, continuous effervescence quite different from that of other salipes. This slow offervescence releases tarbon-dioxide which has a markedly soothing elfeet on the lininga ol' stopanel and howej.

བྷ་

To get the best result froin Audrows Liver Salt, put une pe bes teaspoonfuls is piss,pf water' and stir -drink while Jervening. Andrews is untouched by hand during manufacture and in and her að Cherniste and res

FFERVESCEN

ANDREWS

LIVER SALT

VIGORATES

THE

LARGE TIN (8 oz.) $1.20

(Contains as much as a large bottle.)

HANDY TIN (4 oz.). 65¢

OLD (BOTTLE) PRICES

8 oz $2.00 4 oz $1,45

You need Andrews if you salfer

19

BRIOUSNESS

HEADACHES

GIDDINESS.. „PLARSLENCE

CONSTIPATIN

HEARTBURN

HERVOUS DYSPEPS. A LOSS OF APPETITE

UGGISHNESS

ASSITUDA

ANDREWS

LIVER SALT

for Inner Cleanliness,

NOTE:-A free sample Tin "of Andrew's Liver Salt will be presented to every patron at the 8-10 & 7:20 p.m. performances it the Queen's & Alhambra Theatres on Saturday, May 6, 1988.

Sçle Agents: BANKER & CO., LTD.

P.O. BOX 156..

there, it was revealed at the Kov- loon Court yesterday;

STREET NOISES IN KOWLOON

Sentence of one month's hard labour, without the option of a fine. Sub-Inspector Fong arrested was imposed on King Pan, 27, m- 8am Wah, 34, at 1.30 p.m. on Wed- employed when he pleaded guilty Letters received from realdenta nesday," and charged him before before Mr. J. Houston at the of Hillwood Road by the Tsim Sha Mr. E. Himsworth yesterday with Central Court yesterday to a charge. Taul Police Station. complaining uttering street cries in a prohibit of theft of a mosquito net, prp. of noise by street hawkers, resulted area. He was collecting scrap.perty at the Hongkong zeus in the assignment of Sab- copper and iron, Anne of $2 was Force, in the compé

pector Fong to special duty imposed."

Quarry Bay Police Sta

RADIO

Radio Programmes

HONGKONG

Z

B

On Wavelengths of 355. metres (845 k.) 11.49

matres (9.53. magnayoles).

W

M186 GENEVIEVE TOBIN" AND WILLIAM KEIGHLEY

Studio Broadcast.

12.00 10. 13.20 p.m. Belay of Ber vice of Intercession from St. John's Cathedral

1.30 p.m. Selections from Pucolai's Operza

"La Boheme"-Musetta's Walta Song -Grace Moore (Soprano) with Or- chestra. Your Tiny Hand Is Prožen Michael Bartlett (Tenor) with Orches

(Bung in Italian). Selection-Marek Weber and His Or chestra. "Turandos"-Weep Not, Lu!

Nobody SleepAlessandro Va lente (Tenor) with Orchestra (Sung

Italian). "Madam Butterfly" ค Child From Whose Eyes-See I Have Caught You-Sheridan (Soprano) and Fertile (Tenor) with Orchestra.

160 p.m. Local Time Signal and Weather Report.

1.03

p.. Tchaikovsky * Aghora's Wedding-Ballet Musle.

London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Efrem Kurtz.

1.30

p. Renter and Bugby Press, Weather Forecast and Announce- venta.

1.40 p.m. Murgatroyd and Winter bottom, Mary Ellis, The Aaron Bisters, and Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra.

Fold

Wlaga Your

('Glamorous

Tre Night Navello)-Mary Ellis for Jones (Vocal Duet) accomp. by the Drury Lane Theatre Orchestra. T'Aint No Use Lane) Wah-Hool (Friend)-Jimmy Dorsey and His Or

chestra.

Art "(Frankau-Handley- Crick); About Cruises (Frankau-Hand- ley Crick)-Murgatroyd and Winter- bottom (Two minds with not a single thought) with Monte Crick at the Pingo. Is It True What They Say About Dixie Lerner, Marks); Robins and Roses (Burko)-Jimmy Dorsey & Fils Orchestra How I Doin'? (Fow ler and Redman): The St. Louis Blues (Handy)Aaron. Shters.

2.15 p.

8.00 pm Belay of the Dance Or chestra from the Boof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel

(a) Kinda lonesome, (b) Black Eyes, (c) Two sleepy, people. (d) Sensation. 6.14 Record: Baby, Whatcha Gonna Do To-night (flm Good Morning Boys'): Head Over Heels In Love (Alm 'Head over 'Feels')-Li Palmer (Vocal) with Orchestra. 6.21 (a) Blue Venetian Waters, (b) Jungle Drums, (c) Warna, (d) Calentito. 6.35 corda:

"The

Great

(Two It Sends Me

Trot Medley-The Keyboarders- Pianos Coleman Hawkins (Saxo-

Drums). and

phone) with "Buck' Washington at the Piano. 8.4% (a) At Your beck and call. (b) Could be, (c) I hadn't any- one until YOU (4) Christopher Columbus.

Closing local Stock Quo«

7.00 pm. tations.

17.02 p.m. Harrison

'Cello solos by Beatrice

Caprice (Dellis); Blegie (Delius)---- : with Grchestra. Adagio Marcello. arr. Salmon); Pastorale; Reel (Cyri Scott) with Piano accompaniment by Margaret Harrison.

7.15_p.m. "Straust - Le Bougeois Gentilhomme, Suite Op. 60..

Orchestra Walther Straram well

Paris)

tot

7.47 pm. Songs by Elizabeth Schu-

mann (Soprano).

Morgen. Op. 27. No. 4 (Strauss): Standchen, Op. 17, No. 2 (Btrauss)----- with Violin Obbligato by Isolde Men- ges and Orchestra. Be Praised, Thou Peaceful Night ("The Vagabond Ziehren) With Orchestra.

8.49_p.m. Local Time Signal, „Wen- ther Report and Announcements.

8.03 pm Quentin Maclean at the Organ.

Edward German Selection: With Eric Contes Thro London (Knightsbridge to London Bridge),

8.15 p.m. Studio--Interview with Miss Genevieve Tobin and Mr. Wil- Hari Keighley

8.30 pm, Studio Concert by the Harmony Three and Hal Lorenzo.

9.00 p.m. J. H. Squire Geleste Octet, My Sweetheart When A Boy (Mor- gan-arr. Willoughby); Silver Threads Among The Gold (Danks-arr. Wil loughby) - Venetian Barcarolle Ferenade (arr. Willoughby)—with Vo- cal

2 quartette.

for

pm. London Belay--The News.

am. London Belay-More Food

Short takes

Interest.

talks on matters of topical

9.45 p.m. London Relay-Sports News

and Market Notes.

9.30 pm. Next week's programme. 9.65 pm. MUftary Band Music. Coronation Processional Music (Selected from the Music in the Royal Frocessin Coronation Day. May 12, Regimental Band of HM. Grenadier Guards conducted by Major George Miller,

10.90 book for 1929.

London Relay--Scrap-

Memories and melodies of ten years ago. Presented by Teplle Bally and Charles Brewer. The BBC Variety Orchestra conducted by Louis Levy.

-11.00 p.m. Close down.

Calli G.B.G.

SHORT WAVE

DAVENTRY

Wavelength 17.78b.c. (1688) 9.51m (31.56mm.) 2147mc. ($1.87mm) 15.18m.c. (19.79m) (G.8.0, G.8.0. 0.5335 (G3H, GSG., 0.5.8.) (0.8.0. G&G, OSB.) AUSTRALIA MAK Call Sigu Wave Lenri. 31.34m meirer | Power; 1: Kilowatt ? HOLLAND-INDIA !!

Call letters: PHI. Wavelengths 16.88m. 25.51m.." Frequencies 177Toke. A 1773OKS.

|10.00–Broadcast to Schools "Glimp-

ses of English Literature," b Professor S. Browne (A), 10.30-Wheat and Grain Report (A). |10.40—“Á£' Home and Abrosif") (A).

11.03-Luncheon. Musio (4). 11.30-terapon Musical Programme

p.m.

1.00-Fred Hartley.

plagist 1.

syncopating

of Alonzo

1.10-"The Adventures MacTavish." (DI). 1.30-"Scrapbook for 1929." Memories and, melodies of ten years ago, with the B.B.0. Variety Caches- tra (D1). 2.30--News (D. 2.45-"More Food for Thought."

(PL) 3.00-Recital by Robert South

planist (DU). 3.16-Sports News and Market Notes

(DI).

41

3.20--Tiny Tots' Session (A)/ 4.30-Recorded Music (A), 5.25 Commentary on News (A). 6.00-Evening Musical Programme

(A)

6.46 English Folk Music by the B.B.G. Midland Orchestra with Arthur Cranmer, baritone (D2), 7.15--Dance Mliste-Jackson and his

Bland

(D2)

7.16-Scenes from the Tragédies of Ahakespeare's King

William Lear (D2).

8.45The History of the Jews." Talk

by a

J. W. Parkes (23); New Re- cords (H.1.). 8.50-Recorded Feature (A),

9.50-Billy Thorbum at the Plano

(D2); News commentary (A). 9.15-News

(02) 9.20-Summary of the day's news (A),

for 9.30-"More Food Thought

(D2): Report on the Amster dam Stock Exchange (HI). 8.40-Dutch Sqags (HI). 9.43-Sports News and Market. Notes

(D2).

10.00 "Scrapbook for 1929. Memories

and melodies of ten years ago, with the B.B.C. Variety Orchestra

11.00-Dudley Beaver at Organ of

SAY

FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1939.

Gordon's

and know what you're drinking/

DRY GIN

DISTILLERY LONDON.

NO COLOURING MATTER

NO INJURIOUS INGREDIENTS

12.00-News (D3). -

a.i.

(D3),

There are dally broadcasts from 4.15 a.m. to 8.30 am to European coun- 12.15-Recital by Daphne Coburn,tries, including Great Britain, France.

Pianist (D),

Italy and Germany on 25.51 metres and 31.58

to metres: America between... 1130-New Georgian Trio (D3). 13.53-Eports News and Market Notes 9.30 am and 11.30 am. in Chinese and English on 18.85 metres and 19.75 metres; to East and North China and Siberia between 5.30 p.m. and 7.10 in Chinese; to Japan between 7.18 p.m. and 7.55 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in Japanese to South Chins and the South Seas be tween 8.10 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres, including 'a news bulletin in English at 9 p.m. (10 pm local time); and to Soviet Rus- sin between 11 pm. and 11.30 p.m. on 25.21 metres and 31.58 metres in Russian

CHUNGKING NEWS on 25.51 metres and 31.58 metres

BROADCAST

A regular series of short-wave broadcasts in the English and other languages have been ́ ́in- foreign augurated by the Central Broadcast- ing Administration, Chungking Granada Cinema (D3),

of special interest to Far East 11.20-"The Mary Celeste'" The listeners" are the news broadcasts at strange story of a mulion-to- | 10 am. (H.K. time) each day on 25.21 one chance, (D3).

metres (11.0 megacycles),

A Great Chance to

Save Lots of Money

on

All Your Needs

SPRING

SALE!

The Entire Family Saves!

Visit Every Department!

All Best Chinese Goods!

CHINA PRODUCTS CO. (H.K.) ITD.

24, Des Voeux Road,

Tel. 25126, 20972.

در

لیتے

کہ

اپنے

جوانه

Page 10Page 11