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Not So Well!

Such a bold and fearsome pirate when he's well, but just now he feels he wants m247- my's comforting arms around

Your

Child's

Safeguard

Analyst's Certifiante.

Montreal Tooling

Laboratory, Montreal

1 koraby sertify that I Java mada a carafat skamioni metalwia of Baby'a Oww Tablets, which I personally pur shmend at a drug store, My analysis proved that: The tablata noncaín absolutely no war vation or opinion They van de piyen with perfect safety to the youngest ins

They are a safe and effièlent medicina for the tremblee they are Indicated to - večiews and cars,

(signed)

Mon. Forsey M.A. P. City Analyst, Perserly Demonstraler in Chemistry, Parišty, at Applied Scienos, M¿CID University. Publis sigst, Quebec, eta...

him. One cannot always understand how our young. ones, in spite of all our loving care, get their little ailments. Few children escape them, so it is wise to have the child's own health-safeguard always handy. The most effective, safe and pleasant-to-take health- regulator for infants and young children is

Baby's Own Tablets

They are gentle and soothing.

Without griping,

they soon dispel constipation, correct stomach troubles and colle; check diarrhoea, expel worms, allay fever, colds and croup. Invaluable during teething, they quickly case the pains and thus faduce sound natural sleep. They are the per- fect juvenile medicine, the various active ingre- dients being ideally balanced. Safest and best.

for Children's Ailments

From all Chemists

KOMOR & KOMOR,

ART & CURIO EXPERTS St. George's Bldg., Tel. 21427,

beg to announce that they arrange appointments for

sittings and take orders for

ART PHOTOGRAPHS,

Oil paintings, Portraits, restoring of old and damaged pictures, etc., etc.,

by E. A. von Kobza-Nagy, B.A. (Studio 4, The Albany).

Crinovia Mar S

・of the par

about... pervert, at the

BIRECTIUSS

Invaluable for Elimination

of Dandruff and Prevention of Hair from Falling out, is

CRINO-VIM HAIR TONIC

be

Directions.-A little to rubbed into the scalp briskly night and morning.

The Colonial Dispensary

13, Queen's Road, Central. Tel. 21877.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1930.

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

A Pretty and Useful Bridge Coat.

"The "Bridge Coat" serves many a useful purpose when evenings grow chilly. Here is a very attractive one in printed chiffon velvet. lined with gold chiffon and bound with gold tissue.

NO ROOM FOR CRAZES!

A Sidelight on the Housing Problem.

[his own room, and overflow to all

parts of the house.

Lo

Even the scullery, that last refuge of the housewife, is po Jonger my awn. In addition mixing explosives and testing them there, all his latest designs in boilers are made there and tested on the gas stovė.

In the days when I was a very

Nancy is not the victim of such young, very proud mother, I often a variety of crazes, but her belong thought scornfully of the motherings are apt to be equally dificult bird turning her Redglings out of to house.

the nest almost before they seemed Her chic delight is natural ready to fend for themselves.

Now that my own children are rapidly growing up, I am beginning

have .. certain amount of sympathy with her I m against a similar problem,

Consider the difficulties, of her.

t

Bringing up a family of living, at a few squire inches in area Buttering beings in a

imst be a skilled job.

que-roomed

history. And ob the wriggly, squirmy, slimy, creepy creatures that come under that entegory! And the awkward places in which one finds them casually dumped!

*

.

beetle ambling slowly

There was one occasion when I was called away for a moment while in the midst of cooking, and returned to find a portly stag

ACTORS my pastry board! My small daughter she hunted for a box for its had calmly parked it there while

I faney I know exactly when the Hedglings are turned out. It in done. Grmly but kindly in sheer home! self-defence the moment they start

a craze.

»

new

White mice, gold fish, puppies. stray kitten, young birds found in the garden scarcely able to fly.. furry enterpillars, tadpoles, frogs, Loads, newis, grass snakes, neths, butterflies, ladybirds -we've hone

d them all!

the

I speak feelingly. The passing crazes-each with its own collected board of strangely assorted ar Tigles-which attack each child,

But my daughter was very sur resent a difficult proposition. prised and hurt when the prover They are like measles, almost in-bial turning of the worm took place, evitable. After the ordinary col and I sternly vetoed her brilliant leting erazes, bus tickets, eiga suggestion (after a visit t riter cards. match-boxes, aul Zoo) in keep a pet ostrich! kareizu stamps face lost interest, In the old spacious days of large individuality begins to assert itself; houses ami roomy, untenanted at and home becomes, if anything, ties there was room for the till more cluttered up.

dulgenen of crazes: but nowadays, Dick's tastes are all more or less with the average small honge or Sir Walter She was born on August 18, 1587. scientific. He is easily the worst flat, when children should be ca- Raleigh's ill-fated colony On The memorial is a gateway erect-offender in our household.

couraged to express their own in- Roanoke Island, where a little handed by the United States Govern- Technical books, scraps of paper dividuality, and must on no account of settlers set foot after a long ment. It

Waa not long after with calculations scribbled all over be repressed, according to the voyage from England, a memorial Virginia was burn that the little them, working models, designs for psychologists, what are parents to

to Virginia group has been dedicated

uf settlers disappeared every conceivable type of engine, I do? Dare, the first child of English mysteriously, never to be heard of chemicals, photographic equipment, parentage born in the New World. again.

films, prints, and enlargements filli

On the site of

FLETCHER'S

HAIR TONIC

It is the ONE reliable hair preparation. It does remove DANDRUFF and it does more. It stimulates the HAIR ROOTS-heale scalp irritation, and leaves the bair Soft, Lustrous and Full of Lito.

Take care of your hair while you've got it. Start with Flatcher's Hair Tonic to-day

THE PHARMACY

Asiatic Building-

26, Queen's Rd.. C.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

YOU GO ON DOWN, AND

SEE WHAT QUINH AN' RYAN

WANT........ ILL WAIT

RIGHT HERE!!"

ALL RIGHT-NOW

DON'T DO ANYTHING

ABOUT THAT

NOISE UNTIL

I COME

BACK!!

In Exchange.

PAMELA MARY GREEN

I HOPE HE WAS THOUGHTFUL ENOUGH

TO BRING A LITTLE

| GRUB WITH HIM--

WE SHOULD HAVE

THOUGHT OF

In-

YOUR HAIR.

[By A Beauty Expert.]

Hair that has no particular charm can, with a little everyday care, be made very attractive. The treatment most necessary is brushing night and morning, and rubbing down afterwards with a clean silk handkerchief has a brightening effect.

Sometimes a fine white dust will appear on the brush, the cause of which may be rheumatism in the system. To get rid of this hair should be brushed from the back of the head to the front, and a fine conub used till the dust is removed.

Tender scalps require care, and for this reason massage is often more suitable than brushing.

move

A good plan is to dip the tips of the fingers in cold water, press them on the scalp, and backwards. and forwards at intervals over the head. till the scalp is all aglow.

Cocoa-nut oil used in the same way will give that well-cared-for look, and also prevent the hair from turning grey early.

To keep the ends of the hair from splitting, a monthly trim is advisable, and singeing afterwards will help to keep its vitality.

Ifot irons are not necessarily harmful for waving, If not used

too near the scalp.

130

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Across

120

1 "Shrimps fan eat." Showing

considerable skill (anag).

8 Nenter.

9 Coloured head-dress is a fish ol

the salmon family.

11 This is the muddy part of revere. I'm after fifty within the boundary.

13 A prominent player.

16 Two very different kinds of

fabric unite to make good.

17 A shrub that gave its name to a

royal tine.

18 This beast of prey is used in

the East for hunting. 21 Here the Irish element helps to

caluminate.

23 Be careful now, it is full, I think,

25

A

and may spill (hidden), The speaking part of beautify.

coalminer's scale of payment. the parting now and then from one 29 Here A A large town helps to side of the head to the other to 20 It save me rent," for when I

produce greediness, avoid a garden path."

It is well to remember to change) 28 ↑ Kick, a bet, or a boat..

Unless the hair is greasy a shampoa once a month is sufficient. After shampooing, to dry in the sun is excellent: the hair ap- preciates the sunshine as much as the flowem.

Do not forget, the truth remains, that glossy and well-kept hair always makes an attractive setting for the face.

Dainty Ensemble.

A pretty afternoon toilette: frock of printed red and beige georgette cascade collar and skirt cut in wide panels form the hip-yoke over a slip of similar georgette; hat of fine black satin straw,

That's Up to You, Freckles

HONN ARE CHANCES

FOR A BITE,

RILEY?

NOT 'A CHANCE IN THE WORLD!

A FINE FIX WERE IN...OUR SUP'S A TOTAL LOSS AND HONE OF US WITH A SPECK' BEAT WHAT ABOUT

THE KID?

saw it I bought my house (anag)

Down

2 Part tar" part cheese caught

it (anag)

To touch lightly-but not neces, sarily on the lip.

4 Work for another.

5 Moving along at an easy pace

one comes to the heath at Inst. Many a man, has found this in the dust under, say, a chest of drawers.

FATAL EXPLOSION OF FIRE CRACKERS.

INQUEST HELD ON SMALL CHINESE GIRL.

7 Arouses

8 By number.

10 "Try panel men" (anag.)

14 This comestible has

a girlish

15 The backbone of this bird is

sound.

broken,

19 Went, in for.

20

Here

we see the product of

labour

21

This

is suitability itself.

22 Joining again.

26 Ages, in confusion produce at

least one wise man.

27 I do not agree. It is a değma,

I maintain, that has not been fully proved (hilden).

Yesterday's Solution.

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·B-COM MINUTE O OTTO BENET ROOD GRELOAD LEAVES PUNY ZE SNORT 5 DE TRICKLETS E DEMEAN E SHEER S OU PELISSE NE |80LD1| |ANT""]O UT VO RADNOISTERE T DIRGE DR-Y AED B

Chung Hi, the principal tenant of the floor, said she inserted fuses into crackers which the last witness supplied to her. On the day in question she was in the kitchen". when the explosion occurred. The girl might have, in her absence; put fuses into the crackers. --

Boy's Evidence,

Mr. Butters, sitting with a jury composed of Messrs. B. Pasco

A ten year old boy. Pun So-tai, (foreman), Lo Ming-chun and living on the same floor, said that Stock, held a coroner's inquiry, he saw the girl sitting in the paa- yesterday into the circumstances sage putting fuses Into the surrounding the death of a six crackers. The old woman' was in year-old Chinese girl as a result of the kitchen at the time. The little burns caused by the explosion of girl was helping the old woman. before she went into the kitchen. fire crackers at 604, Reclamation There was an incense burner close Street, on September 25.

There was an

to the crackers. The occupier of Dr. K. Uttley said that on Sep the cubicle had just put some joss sticks into the burner. The girl tember 25, about 6 p.m., a female picked up a stick and ignited one

ad-of the crackers. child, Chan Fook-king, was mitted to the Kowloon Hospital explosion and he ran into the suffering from severe burns. She street. He had seen the girl work- died about 8.30 p.m. The posting on the crackers before. mortem revealed that death was After other evidence due to shock following the barna.heard, Chan Lan-fong, managèr The accident must have

been of the Kwong Man Loong cracker

had been

caused by an explosion when she factory, said that owing to pressure

was in close proximity.

A woman named Pun Yat, living on the same floor, said that she was a. carrier of fire crackers. She

of work; the crackers were given

to women employees of the factory. who worked on them at home.

In his summing up Mr. Butters.

brought crackers from the factory said that there was no doubt the and gave them to an old woman. crackers had been supplied by the who lived on the same floor, and factory but the explosion had oc who worked on them inserting the igniting a cracker with a joss stick curred as a result of the girl

fuses. After the fuses

were in-

serted the crackers were plaited on and that did not involve the to a string and witness took them manager of the factory in a case of back to the factory.

man-slaughter. On September 26, witness was not in the house. death due to burns caused by the The jury returned a verdict of There was a basket of crackers accidental explosion of Chinese fre under the old woman's bed in the crackers into which the girl was

inserting fuses.

passage.

HE'S UP ON TOP OF THOSE CLIFFS HE THOUGHT WE HEARD SOMEONE YELUNG UP THERE..... COME ON? OUR ONLY. CHANGE LES UP THERE ANYWAY.AND BESIDES

RESPONSIBLE FOR HIM #

FRECKLES

DOESN'T

REALLY

KNOW

WHAT 10 00ine

WHETHER

TO TAKE

A

CHANCE OR NOT...!!

By Blosser

THERE'S THAT NOISE AGAIN !!!

SOUNDS LIKE IT'S GETTING FAINTER - AND FAINTER GEE! I WONDER

IF I SHOULD 60 AN' TRY TO, FIND OUT WHO IT IS

BEFORE THEY GET AWAY

ALTOSETHER!!

Telephone 20345.

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