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CHILDREN'S COLD

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

Avold Serious Results By Using

ASSURED.

'BABY'S OWN TABLETS.

DECISION, A

When a child shows the first NATIONALIST GOVERNMENT'S symptoms of a cold, such aa aneezing, redness of the eyes, clogged or running nose, prompt measures for relief may avert serious, results. Mothers should always, have on hand ready for use at auch times Baby's Own Tablota, which act quickly, con- tain no opiates or narcotics, are tasteless and harmless. Mrs. Joseph Cadleux, of No. 64 Cabot street, Holyoke, Mass., Buys:-

Shanghai, Feb. 14. The Nationalist Government to- day took a further stop toward guaranteeing religious liberty in China by promulgating a mandate forbidding Chinese to use Soviet coined slogans such as "Down with Christianity, and other religions," "Religion is the opiate of people," etc.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1928.

OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

London Gossip.

{BY "JOAN."]

MLA TE

Platinum Find.

BIG QUANTITIES IN SIERRA

LEONE. ***

Investigations in Sierra Leone by the director of the geolgocial survey, Major N. I Junner, have

the existence of

While, the Chinese Republienn

London, Jan. 16. religious "When my little boy had a cold Constitution provides

To celebrate his 23rd birthday, I have him Baby's Own Tablets at liberty in China the clause bas night and he was well the next been largely inoperative since the Cecil Benton gives a cocktail party day. I give them to the children Introduction of Soviet influence in to-day in Sussex Gardens,

This artist-designer photographer revealed for constipation and they are.nl-the Nationalist movement which

mother. Before They eat the resulted in driving most Americans of to the Riviera with his going he has, ways benefite:).

foreign Protealant Tablets like candy. I think Baby's and other Own Tablets are much easier to missionaries from the interior of finished drawings for the "Fashions give a child than liquid medicine.China and in wholesale persecution of the Future," which will be seen

of the Chinese Christiana,

at the "Dream of Fair Women"

I recommend them to all mothers Several weeks ago the Nation-Pageant ut Claridge's towards tho who have sinall children."

Baby's Own Tablets are sold by chemists, or post free, 60 cents the vial, from Dr. Williams Medleine 'Co., 60, Kiangse Road, Shanghai."

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alist Government passed an; or dinance reaffirming religious liberty and invited American and other foreign missionaries to resume their posts in the interior.

To-tiny's action, it is hoped, will, be effective in preventing anti- Christian agitation which is still prevalent in the interior among the uneduented 'classes.

end of February.

This entertainment Is in aid of the Winter Distress League, and Lady Plunket is inviting the young members of society to represent the fashionable caprice of women from pre-historie times to a quartor of a century hence,

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Witly Attire.

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Mr. Benton murmured to about his plans for these frocks of the future.

"Wontan's next iden will be to) dress with humour. They like to be witty about their clothes. They like to be daring.

Many American missionaries are now resuming their posts in the Yangtze valley provinces but the leaders of the Amerienn mission board are following the principle of not sending missionaries to the interior except upon the invitationa

"Colours will be starling and extended by Chinese Christian contrasting. I believe, too, that bodies which have continued ac- they will achieve effect, from inex tivities since the evacuation of the pensive stuffs, and I am sure that American missionaries last spring.ailcloth will be worn a great deal. It is cheap and practical. Then, too, the tendency is to wear as little as propriety and our climate allow."

QUEEN'S THEATRE,

THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL”

TO-DAY.

The new picture at the Queen's Thatre to-day and to-morrow is the screen version of Anne Douglas Sedgwick's novel, "The. Little French Girl," which caused a sen- St.sation in the world of action.

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A New Peercss. Lady Lugard, whose husband was, formerly Governor in Hong- kong, and who was recently raised to the Peerage, was, as Miis Flora' Shaw, the most famous woman journalist Britain has yet ́ ́pro- duced. She was not only a very competent and occasionally brilliant writer. She was also a very com-! petent hunter of news.

Herbert Brenon, who produced! She was the only woman Cecil "Beau Geste" and "Peter Pan," Rhodes ever became very friendly directed the production, which with. He trusted her with his features Alice Joyce, Neil Hamil secrets. He told her his plans. tion, Mary Brian and Esther Rais-When the Jameson Raid took place

ton.

she knew all about it beforehand, and kept the people in this country

The story is one of Alix Vervier, informed of its progress. Joura-" the little French girl, whone

lism, was the poorer when she

mother's mode of life makes a suit-married and gave it up. able marriage impossible for hey

In France. She goes to the home

A Film Anthology,

| of friends' in England. How she Young Robert Herring, formerly

HEAR MUSIC PLAYED nally finds happiness in spite of of Kings, Cambridge, is bringing

BY THE FOREMOST ·

ARTISTS IN YOUR

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ELECTRIC EXPRESSION

PIANO DE LUXE

From the snappiest Fox Trot to the most in- ". tricate Classic, all are faithfully reproduced by this marvellous expres- sion piano.

Demonstrated at

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the past and differences in social out an anthology of the, moving standards between the two coun-picture exdled "Films of 1927." tries makes "The. Litte French The book will be profusely illustrat- Girl" an extremely interesting.] end and contain the comments film. Cinetha-koers should note

that there will be no 5.15 movie

performance in the Queen's

Theatre tomorrow afternoon, as

Miss Violet Capell's pupils are giving a dancing display at that, time.

"THE BAT.”

THRILLING PICTURE AT THE STAR.

One of the best mystery films yel shown

Hongkong la being screened ul the Star Theatre to-day and to-morrow. This is "The Bat" which is based on the stage play by Mary Roberts Rhinehart and Avery Hop- wood. The story begins with the attempt of a'diabolical criminal known as "The Bat" to rob a bank. When he arrives in carry out his scheme he finds that someone has I already rifled the safe. "The Bat" sets out to rol' the robber and the parauit leads to a haunted house

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The leading players, in "The Bat" are Jewel Carmen, Juck Pick- ford and Louise Fazenin. K. So | jin, the Oriental actor who played a big part in "The Chinese Par- rot," heads the, supporting cast.

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Smart Socklets.

The modern golfer has appropriated the Alpine climbers! woollen Bocklets, wearing them in harmonizing 'colours with her costume.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

[YOUR UNCLE: CLEM DID

THAT

YESSIR AN WHEN ÁLL HIS BULLEYS WAS GONE HE JUST UP AN GRABBED TAIS GRIZZLY BEAR”

BY TA TARDAT AN'

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A House Frock.

This distinctive house-frock is developed in coffee-coloured crepe de chine, with collar and cuffs of shell-pink georgette, The touches of gauging on the cascade draperies on bath bodice and skirt, are interest- ing features.

platinum-bearing area about 10 square miles in extent,

The deposits are alluvial, and, states the Colonial Office, are like- ly to be of considerable impur- Lance,

One nugget of platinum, weigh- ing 4%dwt, and some smaller grains, found, by Major Junner, have been presented to the Natural History Museum, South Kensing-

Lon.

An analysis made by the Imperial Institute shows that the platinum cumpares very favourably in corn- position with that from the Uruls and from South Africa.

of this zealous supporter of the cinema.

I imagine the young author is selecting "Faust," "The Marriage of the Bear." and "The Waltz Dream" as the best of the year, and his views should prove of real interest.

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Decorat

Screens.

ADD BEAUTY TO A ROOM.

The charm and utility of screens in the home has been appreciated through the centuries, and, once again the artistic screen is a pro- Aminent feature in the up-to-the- minute scheme of house furnishing. could unearth an old Many of three or four-fold, screen from the musty recesses of our storage cup- boards, and if we can, and will apply a little ingenuity to the fur- bishing of it, we can have a pretty addition to the home at very little cost.

A screen made of canvas is easily repainted and oven if we can lay no claim to being artists, this is a job we can easily managė. A screen which has to go in a room alrendy sporting colour scheme could be painted to tone with these colours, or a successful alternativo idea lies in a pot of gold paint. A screen with a gold background could have flowers, birds or some other decorative pattern stencilled upon it, to introduce touches of bright, colour.

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Another method of rejuvenating an old screen is to cut lengths of black repp, the size of each screen- fold-allowing half an inch all 28 Mixture of vegetables. round for fixing on afterwards20 Toll.

and then cut out from odd piccca of 30 Edible European mushroom.

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A sercen at the head of the bed, or a screen in the drawing-room, to keep draughts from the settee or lounge chair, is always a happy addition, and if we have a standard lamp which can be placed near the screen 80 that the colours thrown into relief in artificial light, the effect is even more beautiful.

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"whose belief in the cinema is lend- ing them to make themselves the kind of film they want to see made, Instead of putting up with the banalities they are given.

Concerning the Cinema, There is no doubt about Mr. Her ring's seriousness about the cinoma. He tells me he is going! to Switzerland to join a group]"

„MY' MY' WASNT YOUR UNCLE CLEM SCARED AT

ALL??

"A film ought to have as careful choreography as a ballet." That's efficiency for you.

Butterfly Fashion.

A new novelty, recently. launched, is a pin-on butterfly to be worn on the lapel, shoulder or sports hat. It is made of stiffened slik, painted realistically to give the effect of a live butterfly.

Even Joy Knows

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KINJON WHAT.

FEAR MEANS"

YOUR UNCLE CLEM DON'T KNOW WHATTM

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