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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPII. FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932.›

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ST. ANDREW'S CLUB.

PAST YEAR'S ACTIVITIES REVIEWED AT MEETING.

The annual general meeting of members of St. Androw's Club was held at St. Andrew's Church Hall last evening. There were present the President and Chairman (itev, W. Walton Rogers), Mr. Henry Kew (lon. Secretary), Mr. Nař- man Mackay (1lon. Trensurer), and members of the Committee.

The minutes of the last general meeting having Iven read! passed, the Hon. Secretary real his annual report as follows:

The activities of the Club hava) increased in considerably during the past year that I shall have to be very friet if I wish to cover them all the short time at my disposal,

Our membership is in R very bralthy minte, We cumintenced the year with G9 members; 40 new ones

and we start

NOTED VISITOR.

MAJOR GORDON HOME HERE.

Major Gordon Home, F.SA. Scot., the muted Scottish author and artht in at present a visitor to Hongkong, having arrived here accompanied by his wife on 13 voynge round the world.

Youngest

of the Jato Erskine Sundilands Home of West has had an interesting career in Keston, Berwickshire, Major Home the literary and artistic worlds.

Fleet Street knows him as editor of the magazine page of the Morning Herald in 1900, art editor at The Tatler the following year. and editor of The King from 1902 To 1903..

Besides being a Fellow of the have joined during the year, and G Seottish Academy. Major Home la buvo reshened.

The an exhibitor at the Royal Aendemy with 101 members on the roll. With | in Landon. He is also member the departure of Rev. E. A. Arm- of the Royal Archaeologies In- strong, we have lost a Vice-Presidem Estitute and of the Roysi Institu- and one of our arist esteemed mem-tinn.

Sporting activities, both indoorn Major Hone pas servise darbog and outdoora, have enlarged consider the war in the Royal Army Servler aldy. The Annu Marathon Race Corps, going to France in 1914 and www in matretsatul as ever, Mr. R. Menining with the enlours Byer, Mr. E. Abraham and Mr. C. M. North Arlen antli 1920, Manners presented the

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Numerous Publications. Before the war Major Home al

Three gentemen for this generosity.

4ur hockey and teando dents paid vint to Marne during the Easter ¦ rendy had a number of pullen Holidays, and mal he

played tions to his credit, mostly dealing cainst the Grupe' Desportivo Argo with the historical interest ant masta. 1 cannot let this opportunity | nende charm of England, France tha without plae me un reord our and Italy, hearty thinks to the nabers of thot Subs For the royal manner in which they entertained

We entered a dies hockey team in the Cuer Clark

Cup competition, mud were muccessful in attaining the runners-up perition at the first at- tempt. Our ladies are to be cungra ulated upon patting up such a credi table performance and we hope they will do even better this year.

We entered

Team in The

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

NEW SCARVES.

Young Girls Frocks.

Scarves née used for many of thei by lac evening guwan, occasionally hemoed] A very pretty mudel seru) lately was in black mousseline hor dered with fine white lace.

Fullness is strutjuced in some of the new evening dresses by menos of pirate Groups of them are set at interval, or the skirt may l

tirely pleated below a straight. looking tusio effect, which stoga between waist nad kares, and is batted Tie san tay effects whic the pleat all start from no port and fall open in de morted v is often used in both days of

R HOWIEK

Demos for the young gu) menj showing a marked Grecian infliteter, The skirt fall in graceful Friheds. Eventin The wurst, where then me gathered very much like the asserent moian robes, but with a distantly mortern

Ef quite afferent kind are alte fcelfy thereal frocks in adet Among These books, illustrated shades which an abs intended f of course by Major Home himself,

the paw AM. The Jakkery of Burne What to see washe auch diversifed titles ats

thly, while thus be fouled shut in England." "Nor-allows round the figure in flounces mandy," "Along the Rivieras

and petals. The latter are generally France and Italy." "The Romance given form from the filmy skirt hy of London" and "Yorkshire Dales goutined with siker the ad and Falls."

which is repeatest in a mure empla Major

Home's literary

the note on the barlier, artistic work was interrupted by the war, but since his return from

And

A drs that is particularly pleas.

newly formed Mamal Shield compearth Africa he has written quite ing for the young girt fits the name

tion and, so far, have won 2 matche, drew 2. nd lost only one!

I take this opportunity of express

sur aur sincere thanks

in na

Mish.

a number of new banks of kindred intereat.

fightly to little above the kurs,; from where it breaks into full frills; lf tidle, which are creatinemeal in casende ops the left side to the whist

hutise frock is generally covered with load czubiautery in a pight design

These inefade further works on Sowever, Headietress of the the English countryside and Lon- Diocesan Girls' Sold for her kind-don, special attention being paid He allowing

the use of the Roman and medieval ausdeia. School's round twice a week. The

urces of aur hockey teams in dueline, in which Major Home is

to her. for deeply interested. mature affording us the opportunity for ra Editor

Dent's Cathedra series, Major Home lus edited and illustrated numerous historical Two of his book and topographical works,

Chic pound of thinly sliced bat are in Benn's popular of pens, shelled; sixpenny Library, "Roman Britain" butter: her fourth of and "A History of London.

Tomatoes 1 xil stock.

Kuiar practice,

Creand Required. The Committee has recognized for some time past, the need of a ground of aur ne, and efforts are being minde in obtain one.

Our indoor games equipment has during the year, devoraf very success: received a thorough overhaul, and,

Major and Mrs. Home, who are staying at the Peninsula Hotel nre

HAM WITH GREEN PEAS,

Put the tomatoes through a sieve, spending their time here in sighters in a sanerant, stir in the and meet in the stock. Meh the fil competitions Weld held. The || seeing. Major Home also doing and add the stock Rad tonnie Aunual tournaments are at present"in some artistic work.

progress.

of the

The usual bathing pienies were hold through the summer months, and the anly expense incurred in connexion with these picnics was a sum of ap. Philippines, New Guinen and Aus and it cook the ham. proximately $10., to printing circulars, etc. When this tralia.

cost of cover

amount is compared with the fossON

A "hort story" evening, two lec-

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

A BERET THAT TRIMS ITSELF.

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Brown felt cut into narrow strips and plaited issutfi cleat fantasy in itself not to demand any sort of trim ming, thinks Jenn Patou. This heret was created in his new brown, slinde.

BEAUTY HINTS.

not use a deudorant too soon after shaving. However, if you prefer:

Across

Twirl aint at the entrance, Berlin should always be jolly, being on it.

10 is beard was grizzled

let.")

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a sabir("Ham-

11 Her nudity presents no neat

appenzance,

12 Apest with a taste in the wrong

direction.

|13 Not to obey in a border,

10 Lough.

18 You don't get mach of a look,

but you are the little devila there.

20 Brown study.

22 Yield and whip.

21 End of a grent race.

26 "Makes us rather bear those-

we have." ("Hamlet.")

29 Some distance in a small liner

evidences amtement.

30 The good sportsman 29 Across

this when he loses.

31 Show a vessel's speed.

12 One art of artist who in good

with his brush.

Down

1 In a May garden we find this

tie up in confusion.

2 With this number it would be ambiguous to say the solution in oth

3 Treaties (anog.).

1 Think of runtomime and this a

cave.

You'd scarcely expect to find tips rife in such a quarrelsome

RUSSIA'S "WAR."

ATTACKING ALONG THE ECONOMIC FRONT.

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137

петвот.

6 It takes an Italian composer to

start this form of rust.

There may be undertow here. but it sounds like the ancient underdog,

14 A Boman suggesting N. or P.

1 You may cultivate it.

(A

quantity signified, appparently). 17 ash in this less.

IP Maim, or what the unhappy cat

will da

21 Disease.

23 Censure.

25 Part of a church.

27 Famous spot in Paris. 28 This ant in agreeable.

Yesterday's Solution.

DISAGREEABLET

■F MFWEN L DEEDBUX CURAÇAO U FLTOU YLE KNTFFIN E LIARD E-A BERET IN B HINDERT UTOPIA UTDAHEAD HT R MORASS FOSMUND F ̈F ̈U BANER NO HOPEN N M CHURL RTKGIE U T EDIFICE THROUGH

ENTRANCINGLY

ed from Russia is "a daЛcit com- modity in Russia."-Router.

[As reported a London mes- sage published yesterday, a pro- posed timber deal between British importera and the Soviet, threatens to be a major issue at the Imperial Economic Confer- ence.]

Iron and Steel Famine.

Riga, Jan. 21.

They enve at the end

prip Stir till boiling. Add the month to continue their trip round

pets and cook nil, dowly for 15

| a dépilatory to a razor, see that) the world waiting from Hongkongs,

you select a brand which removes

London, Jan. 21. by the P. & 0. .s, Nellore for the

By Alicia Hart.] Now make a frying pan very hot

the hair but does not irritate your Times on the Russian timber ques- Lord Hardinge, writing in the If gas is

evening skin. If you have an unusually tion, saya il is clear that the five- When you WEAT 2021 ned, cook the ban on the grill drese, your arms are probably the heavy growth of hair on your arms, year plan is not intended to im When done, put the pets, tort most conspicuous parts of your try using a bleach to make it less prove the standard of living in ake, well seasoned, on that dishbody. See that they are soft and conspicuous before you use a de-Russia, but is for economic agres- iron has been ordered from cer- A general collection of scrap and place the ham as the topi

white and attractive.

pilatory. There are several "rinsion against the foremost capl- tain districte as part of the maxi- Arms should be washed with a ses" which will bleach the hair on talist countries.

|mum mobilisation of the Soviet's good bland sonp, plenty of waterį your arms, and peroxide is very "It is now well known that Rus- internal iron and steel resources, and a rough wash cloth. Uso axood.

sla is depriving her own people consequent on official reports that brush on your elbows,

When you use a lotion on your of absolute necessities in order to only 15,000 tons of pigiron and juice is An excellent blench for hands, put some of it or your arms dislocate the world markets," he 13,000 tons of steel are the pre- your arms unless they are particu- as well. If you have

freckles. declares. For example there is sent output, whereas for 1932 the farly sensitive. In that case, use don't try to remove them with animost a fumine in timber for in- quota of agricultural and other an qatmeal or tomato juice patent remedy. Anything strong ternal Russiaf consumption, and machinery requires an Average

enough to remove them might in the Anglo-Russian Economic So-daily output of 25,000 tons

of previous years, the result must be considered highly satisfactory. This was due entirely to the guarantee tures, and a debate received good system of pernting the pienies, support, but. on the whole, the In- and the enthusiastle support received terest shown in the literary activiti was most ratifying.

of the Club has been disappointing.

We are grateful to Capt. Darling and Mr. R. F. Helk for the very in- Leresting lectures they gave, and our tul. that dances were incorporated in einerre thanks are due them for all several of her Socials. Incidentally, the time and trouble they went to on this dance helped to swell the Organur behalf. Fund by the sum of $58.GO. Over Ton

Our Secin netivities have proved Immensely popular. A Flannel Dance, held in April, ww 30 stere99-

perannu attended

successful ever held.

our

Christmas

Rincote

Before concluding, would like to Socin, which was use of the most members of Committee and Sub-Com-

express my

thanks to the

Whist Drives have al

mittees for the support they have proved given me. popular and a series of monthly ones.

It has been a pleasure to work with them and the splendid! way

held in aid of the Organ Fund, re-in which they and all members have erived much good

support that we "rallied rauti has indeed rendered were able to hand over the sum of $130.88 to the Hon. Treasurer of this

my work light. Fund.

The Amateur-Dramulien branch of

New Officers,

The Hon. Treasurer presented

our activities has by no means he balance sheet and statement of neglected. In April last, we pre- sented two short plays, "The Grand accounts for the past year, aul Cham's Diamonds" and "No Ser. These were passed after Boune dis vants," and we are at present pre-cussion.

paring a play and 2 short sketches The meeting proceeded to elect which we hope to produce in early officers for the ensuing year. The April. The play is the biggest one

we have yet attempted, and members are those elected to the',

are promised a treat when it is pro ducext.

offices:

President, Rev. W. W. Rogers;

Our Literary activities have not Hou Secretary, Mr. Itichard been so well supported. During the Wong; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. N. Lenten period, weekly discussions Mackay.

were held on the book "Lies" and, Committee-Miss M. Woolley, Although support

was good at the Miss 1. Gittina, Mesars, F. C. Robin- commencement, the numbers dwindled son, H. Kew, E. B. P. White and B. somewhat towards the close,

F. Fincher.

A New Style.

This is a new three-colour searf razde of bands of Duncharme satin, brown, yellow and chartreuse green. and the way it is word.

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beach.

Lemon

of

If they are inclined to be thin, pure the texture of your skin. You clety possess material clearly show-pigiron and 20,000 tons of stoel.- rub them with a nourishing cream can usually cover them pretty welline that every commodity export-Renter.

at night. However, if they are too with liquid powder, but if you feel

fat, mussare and the proper exer- that they must be removed, go to a cise will go for towards making dermatologist and have him remove" them thinner. You should use them.

eleansing cream on your chows Never try to remove moles your- after you have washed them thor-self, na there fa too much danger oughly. Put it on generously and of infection: They, also, should then wipe it aft off with cleansing) be treated only by a skin specialist tissues.

who will remove theni

Liquid powder is the best for electric needle. making up your arms. Be sure

with an

you have used on your neck and RED AND WHITE NECKLACE.

that it matches the face powder

face; and put it an evenly, if you

prefer a dry makeup to the liquid

A triple necklace is made of red

powder, then use a liquid base and and white beads strung in a novel

pat your powder on over it.

manner. The first and third cirelets have red beads on the right and You will probably need to re- white on the left, while the centre move the hair under yoar 709 e goes the other way round. In once a week with a good depila- this manner the fulshed necklace tory Shaving with a razor does has red, then white, then rod boads not increase the growth and there at one side and exactly the opposite is no danger of infection if you do on the other side of the neck.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ·

En Rou'el

BISMAG

INDIGESTION

SEE THIS SIGN ON EVERY PACKET

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by acid which sets up food fermentation, generates painful gases and attacks the delicate lining of the stomach. This distressing con- dition can be relieved in five minutes by "Bisumted" Magnesia which instantly neutralises excess acid. Doctors all over the world use and prescribe “Disurated' Magnetis and if you take a Uttle after meals you can eat what you wish without· ROY fear of indigestion,

I

'BISURATED

MAGNESIA

Powder or Tablets from all chemists.

By Blosser

REDUCE without DIET

USE

LEIGHNER SLIM FIGURE BEAUTY BATE 1001.**

Add it to a warm Bath

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THE PHARMACY Asiatic Building.

Tel. 20345.

HE TELEGRAM THAT MR. KINGSTON SENT, AFTER RILEY AND THE BOYS

TOOK OFF,

15 DELNERED

FRECKLES

PARENTS

IN SHADYSIDE

HURRY UP AND READ IT— MERCY!

I HOPE NOTHING HAS HAPPENED

!!

| WELL... YOU'RE WRONG.. SOMETHING HAS HAPPEN

ED... THEY'RE COMING

HOME...GEG! WILL

WE BE GLAD TO SEE

THEM

LISTEN

NOW

Telegram

1931 SEPT 5 AM 73!

AA 32 48 DL. -* PARADISE HENRY M600GRY **

SHADYSIDE USA". FRECKLES TABALONG AND OSCAR, LEFT FOR HOME TO DAY VIA AIRPLANE STOP LIGUT, AILEY.

JAY CONTROLS WILL TAKE IT BY

·BASY STAGRS TO AVOID ANY DANGER STOP THEY WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER, SIGHT REGARDS"

"T. F. KINGSTON

SAILING ALONS ON

SCHEDULE TIME,

THE BOYG

ARE

HAVING

ONG GRAND

TIME-

NOT A CARE IN

THE

WORLD!!

I STILL HAVE TO LALISH AT UNELIG JOHN--

HOW HE HATES AIRPLANES !!

YEAH HE SAID EVER SINGS HE WAS

A LITTLE BOY AN'A BE GOT IN HIS

SHIRT, HE'S HATED ANYTHING THAT BUZZES!!

HAHAAHA

HA

HAHAHAHA!

LOOKS LIKE

A STORM AHEAD..

OH WELL, I'LL FLY AROUND

ITV

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