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including officers and men the R.A.0.C.
Among those present were Lt.-
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QUOTATIONS
Tokyo, May 11. the exchange quotations, the Gov- For the purpose of stabilizing
ernment han decided to submit a
of
Col. W. N. Stokes, Major Shilling JAPANESE BILL TO CONTROL ton, Capt. O'Reilly, LA. Mockler, Lt. Taeke. Lt. Carrilan, Mr. and Their many friends will have Mrs. Ifolloway, Mr. and Mrs. learned with considerable regret Fettis. Mr. and Mrs. F. Pamplin. of the death, from meningitis, Mr. Parkinson, Mr. J. Gecks and which occurred at the Victoria Mr. F. Haynes. Hospital on Tuesday evening, of Wreaths were sent by the hus-Bill at the forthcoming extraordin- Mrs. Agnes Jean Mitchell, the wife band and son, Sergeant Major ary session of the Diet, enabling of Warrant Ofleer Conductor G. Anderson (brother), Nell, Oliver the control of the exchange rnto, J. Mitchell, of the Royal Army and John, Sister Char, Dode and although there is no Intention Ordnance Corps. The deceased June, Lt-Col: W. N. Stokes and controlling foreign trade. Rester. lady had been in hospital for three R.A.O.C. personnel Headquarters, days. She arrived here two years Star Sergeant and Mrs. Mitchell. of Command, Pay Office, All ranks! Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Cheetham, ago, and was 30 years of age.
Mach sympathy will be felt for Star Sergeant and Mrs. Norris, R.A.S.C., A.D.O.S, China Com- Conductor Mitchell, a son
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Ityan, mand, Sergeants Mess, Victoria aged about 6 years, and her brother Sergeant Major and Mrs. Sparey, Barracks, R. A. Sergeants Mess, A. R. 5. M. C. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gecks, Sub-Conduc- Lyemun, R. A. Sergeants
Mess, tor and Mrs. Smith, Captain Stonecutters, R. A. Sergeants Mess Funeral at Happy Valley. O'Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, and British Stair. HK.S. Brigade, The funeral took place at the S. S. N. and Mrs. Jordan, R. A. O.C. 27th Company, R.A.M.C., Ser- Master gunner and Mrs, Bulley, R.A., W. O., Staf and Sergeants, Happy Valley cemetery yesterday Depot Chinese Clerks, G.0.C, and geants Mess, 93rd. Highlanders, evening, the service being con-Star oflcers, China Command. Ordnance Ladies Club, O.C. and ducted by the military chaplin. All ranks of R.A.0.C., The Armia-Members Garrison Sergeants Mess,
A large gathering, was present,ment and Artificers, R.A.0.C., Staff | and many others.
COMMENCING SUNDAY AT THE KING'S.
Across
This man's simply great-ex- cept when alone in a theatre. 8 This is supposed to be one of the husband's burdens at sale- time.
9 Saw.
10 Boyish sounding excitement.
11 The greater part of this fruit would be inacceptable to a strict Vegetarian.
12 What Matthew did at the receipt
of custom.
13 This poor outcost fa but little
removed from the parish.
14 What did Dora do in this land
of fabulous splendour,?
17 When was the grandce enraged? When this went off and blew
bim to blik,
19 Threats made by certain trailes-
men may thus destroy utterly, 23 Worn by women.
separate the features in such
Sunda.
29 Fish that is simply a
honx.
30 This is most annoying.
31 This trade is just a habit.
vulgar
3 Entertained, but not given
hospitality.
3 Why starve? There's plenty of
fish about this morning.
34 Bunille,
Down
1 Moisten the mouth.
2 Merial servant.
3 Slide with boots on, of course.
And yet it seems untidy, doesn't it?
4 It may take distemper without
ill-effect.
Slow up!
Most people call this on insect, but it isn't.
7 What the duellists didoli
round the garden, perhaps.
13 Poor, untutored soul. He gives
one a pang.
15 Eggs.
16 Bogeys.
1 The whole caboodle,
20 Such a blow on the hund in
most degrading.
21 "01 I melt go!" Hard work
evidently (anag.).
evid
22 "I pray you now,
"Hamlet.
24 This is quite puzzling.
24 Wavy kalfe.
26 Shuns.
them."
28 He believes in a singular person
-the in fact
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
WHAT'S THAT 'T GET SO EXCITED ABOUT? IT'S
ONLY A SHOE PRINT
Yes, BUT MEBBE IT'S A FOOT PRINT OF TH PERSON WHO STOLE OUR CLUS HOUSE... THAT'S HOW DETECTIVES
FIND CROOKS... BY FOOT
PRINTS!!
Mi
BUT HOW COULD WE EVER TELL IF THAT WAS THE ONE WHO TOOK OUR CLUB HOUSE? AFTER ALL, ITS JUST
AN ORDINARY FOOT PRINT!!
OH-BUT IT IGN'T JUST AN ORDINARY FOOT PRINT....LOOK REAL CLOSE AM* YOU'LL SEE THAT IT'S A RUBBER SOLE SHOE AN' THAT IT HAS CIRCLES ON THE
BOTTOM OF THE SOLE !!
WELL! WE CANT 60 ALL
ONER TOWN LOOKING AT TH' BOTTOM OF PEOPLES *FEET...
Stalling?
GEE, FELLAS!! THAT, REMINDS ME ........ AKOMA TOLD ME TO 60 TO THE SHOEMAKERS AU' GET A RIP IN MY SHOE SIEWED
UP
AW-HES AFRAID WE'LL MAKE HM STOP EVERTYBODY AH ASK SEE TH BOTTOND OF THEIR SHOES!
By Blosser
YEAIL_THATS JUST "LIKE OSCAR=GETTIN"
COLD FEET WHEN THERE'S SOMETHING
IMPORTANT TO
Dot
IG THIS JUST A
STALL ON
OSCARS PART, OR
DOES HIS SHOE
REALLY
NEED SEWING
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