1933-09-02 — Page 2

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATRUDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1933.

NOW BE SURE!

· DRY, ODORLESS ARMPITS

THIS SAFE WAY

Complete safety and absolute effectiveness leodorant which does not irritate this i nows! Many deodoranta are ente. Many are effective. But here is one which both

Nompt, an antiseptic liquid, quickly cherka

perspiration in the armpits ...prevents un- pleasant odor, Leaven tho senentlee under- A skin without trace of irritation, They DOCTOILS PREFER NONSPI eammead Nonspl to their patients,

Tê

Doctur

refer Nunapi becauso 31. La harmiraampiy divers perspiration to ether parts of the Indy where It evaporates freely. Nonip! is used by aver a million women.

Two or three regular applications n werk

will protect you at all times and suro yout

from perspiration stain and cor.

HOW

THE NONSPI CO.,

New York.

W. S. BHENLEY & CO., Hongkong,

NONSER

IN LONDON

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

is on sale at

SELFRIDGES

For Advertising Rates

the London Representatives

are

REUTERS, LIMITED

Advertisement. Dept.

24. Old Jewry, LONDON, E.C.2.

THE NEW FRENOH REMEDY.

THERAPION N0.1 THERAPION NĚ.2 THERAPION NⱭ.3 Kaston, MD. the Chroin mall,

Weihe Bladder Catasya. Mi for Blood magitan Frms in Chemists, ce wither G

DR.LE Akida

In, eng clizzate

I TOP THE Liyan

Kader

DEATH OF MR, FRANK -CROFT

MEMBER OF DOCKYARD

POLICE PASSES

Mr. Frank Croft, of the Naval Dockyard Polico, passed away nt tho Naval Hospital yesterday afternoon after a short, illness.

The Into Mr. Croft' was a form- er member of the East Surroy Re- giment. He joined the Dockyard Police in 1926 after he had recely- ed his discharge from the regi- mout.

Although only 28 years of age, Mr. Croft was a most popular figure with bls colleagues. He was a member of the United Ser- vices' Lodge, E. C. 1341, and took' a prominent part at Lodge activi- ties,

The funeral will pass the Monu- ment this afternoon.

ANOTHER CYCLONE.

NORTH CUBA ALREADY STRUCK BY STORM

Miami, Sept. 1.

A cyclone is sweeping the Caribbean Sea and is approaching Havana at 70 miles an hour.

The storm has already struck North Cuba, driving the in- habitants inland and wrecking com- municationя,

This is the second devastating ale which has attacked the affectel areas in the last few weeks.-Reu- fer..

Extraordinarily!

good Biscuits

DELICIOUS SWITH GAM

CHEESE

AND

crisp & creamy

You will not wish for tastier, crisper Crackers than the On Lok Yuen Co's. Made as good bis- vuits are made in Eng- land-but cost less. Try a 14 lb. tin for $1 only -Our Soda Crackers cost only 80 cts. per 11⁄2 lb. tin --$1.00 per 2 lb. tin or 32 eta, per 1. loose.

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

LINEN CHIC? CHECK!

Martha Sleeper.

still

With her linen ensemble, Martha Hollywood. Linen is

wore white linen gauntlet gloves popular in Hollywood.

21 bluc Simple to wash and press, linen and a white linen hat..

Heather Angel,' wore is one of the most practical sum-

linen skirt and Awagger jacket mer cotton fabrics. You can wear leather's blouse was of navy blu

a medium

It on the beach, at smart dining and handkerchief linen, polka-ilotted dancing places and on the street. in white.

black The blouse tied at Martha Sleeper wears #

checked linen suit. high neckline, with a how unde and white The hiplength cont, with raglan her chin. The outfit was topped sleeves, has a square neck with by a blue stitched linon hat.

Dorothy Jordan plays tennis ir two button fastening. Her skirt

is perfectly plain-no plents-cut linen. One the court she wore e and white striped linen on slim lines with seans in front blue and hack rather than on the sides, sports dress with hut`to match.

ON LOK YUEN GLORIFYING

25 De Yoruxond And ranches.

A,P.B. G.

COLD

Bata

ata &

Q

water. Use about a cupful salt to two gallons of water ani YOURSELF sonic your feet for at least half an

hour. Then rinse them.

By Alicia Hart.

Stand on both feet this sum- mer! Don't shift your weight from one foot to the other be cause one or both of them hurt.

o'

YOUR CHILDREN

tu

By Olive Roberts Barton

One way to fx, a habit prohibit it. Never mind all the paychological wherefores that o behind the truth of this statement, The fact, remainų.

Take for instance Jimmy, who fell into the babit of putting his feet against the wall and pushing his bod on its rollers as far into the middle of the room as it would 10.

The third night his daddy went In and smacked him. rolled him "back" to place and threatened a good whacking if it ever happened amin.

Spanking No Use

But Jimmy didn't mind getting spanked. He wasn't afraid of anything much and he had a very strong will for a child of four. So ho did it again and got pun- ished. This time he did some thinking,

The next day his mother heard the bed, as usual, secoting across the floor. She went up to find Jimmy fully dressed in his bed, or Father out of it now, pushing i back to place and ready to do it all over.

"You mustn't do that again. Jimmy. You mark the wallpaper : kicking it that way."!

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

23

Across

12%

129

1 Not a shop assistant, a

one

might, perhaps, intagine, but one, who hinders (hyphen). They'll probably have a grilling time let's finish them.

10 Our side's to the right, but it's

ensily beaten.

The better part of thino(rev.), 12 I

put your nose out of joint, so of course you make a row. 13 This had two and sometimes

three strings to its bow.

14 Wrongdoing that gets me down

In the end, als!

10 English Cathedral city. 18 Always: written in honour.

20

master, who, nevertheless. got the bird.

22 Describes a bullet that should

never be used in warfare. Jack Robinson's alternative.

ปี

27 I'm before my time for a statue.

reckoning in 20 To

pay

We note Shakespearean way. that the North Countryrunn lags behind.

alom---but than 30 Smaller

nolater.

31 Italian wine.

"Jimmy regarded the wallpaper. Her appeal was lost because the

32 This biped starts with nothing room could have been papered in

and finishes wealthy. flour sacks and he wouldn't have

poor living noticed or cared. What was wall-33 Thuy rowed for

(hyphen). paper that everybody was so care- ful about?

But he stopped.

Experiment Works

One night grandına stayed with him while his parents went out.

"Jennic, I had a time," she said later. "Jimmy kept pushing his bed with his feet and -'

"I know all about it," said Jen- nie grimly. "The little rascal! He was just taking advantage of you. I thought he'd forgotten that habit."

"There is something funny about children. If you want him to stop it why don't you allow him to do it until he's tired." "And ruin the paper?" "Tack up something."

"All right. You do have some good ideas sometimes. Maybe it will work, but I don't know why." The next day she called Jimmy. See here," she said. "I've fixed this for you. Now puak all day if you like."

•

Jimmy "pushed" about a dozen mes. Then he went out and got on his tricycle. Once or twice in the week he pushed his bed at night. His father promised to let him alone. The next week once. And then never ngain. The im- whatever had fulse or urge, prompted, had worn itself out.

bear.

Vinegar baths are soothing to feet that are worn out and tiredFeud to make the callouses disap- and hot. Use one-half cup. vinegar to a gallon of luke warm water. Rinse your feet with clear water afterward.

fr

Drying your feet properly Your feet need special attention half the battle. Be sure there when the days and the sidewalks no dampness left on them wher are hot. If you would walk with you have finished with the towel. light, buoyant step and trip the Drying between each toe, separ light fantastic when, the stars ately, is important. shine down on some al fresco dance place, then give your feet

attantion they deserve!

Tired, aching feet will be great- ly revived by a soaking in salt and

SALESMAN SAM

ก

Corns and bunions should be trented by foot specialist. There are corn and bunion plas- ters which you can wear to keep 'hem from hurting while you walk. Never cut corns yourself!

Clean stockings each and every morning are most important to Ideal foot comfort. It seems un- hollevable that many girls wear their hose the second day with- out washing. That's a big mis

that yours

If you have small callouses on your heels and bottoms of your feet, use a plece of pumice stone on them after each soaking. In take! Bo sure lime, the pumice treatment will clean every morning.

GUESS I'LL GO OVER AND SEE IF MR. PATCH NEEDS ANY MORE HOSE, SPADES, RAKES, ETC., SINCE HE STARTED HIS VEGETABLE GARDEN -

BUSTUM

RINT

THE

Children thrive well if nourished by SCOTT'S Emulsion which en-

- riches the blood and prevents childhood allments. Ask for

SCOTT'S Emulsion

MOVER

What Bothers Rim!

GOOD AM, MR.PATCH! How's YOUR NEW GARDEN COMING?,

Are

IT AIN'T, SAM! IT'S GOING!

A

Down

2 Though forward he may be

right. 3 She's charming when she has lost her heart-relatively speaking.

4 Looser.

5 Martin gets thoroughly upset in

Ireland.

American Christian name. His end is familiar to Sevenoaks people.

16

7 We shall always have bother with Russian money, I'm afraid. B.One' insect and its equivalent provide healthy "amusement

усту капите.

9 Though significant of readiness for an exceptional effert, the caulker would find it useleAr (hyphen).

14 The hinn with one idea to whom modern cur-drivers are reluctant to give a turn.

15 Ent Away: Stick in!

17 Sounds like an attempt at three. 10 Vigour.

21 Be Joyful when the meal's done

even if annoying.,

23 Refuse to go down.

126 One beglus to

the

observe spasmodic con. of the muscles.

absence of

traction

д

26 Put us under the doctor in a

swell-known setting.

28 Make an upward thrust.

20 Something more for the taxer.

Yesterday's Solution.

BM 1.8 ADVENTURESE CNP FREE IN SC- P OUTSPANSCUPPER

NEM LOTM CM AN ANE FORGE UHET LARUM LINAPHORES THE AMOUSTASHFORD

REBUILT BAKERT ADEMATE YRN FRÄ THUSE XT LIMI INX ET HEAR OF ORCHARD UNDERGO NECHA MA EN BI QUUTTUNSPINNER

Until you buy that new car, get the best out of your present car with New Champions General Distributors DODGE & SEYMOUR (CHINA) LIMITED. Shanghai, Hongkong, Harbin.

HAMPION spark plugs.

This

now-shaped core brings ECONOMICAL MOTORING

WANTED AT ONCE

MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC.

will be very gratefully received by the HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY at its Room at the CITY HALL

on

MONDAYS & THURSDAYS from 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 noon, Send us your old clothes.

I CAN'T KEEP Those CHICKENS, FROM NEXT DOOR QUTA HERE!

By Small

Jumble-U

UNTUMBLE THE LETTERS TO MAKE NAMES OF OBJECTS IN THIS GYRUP:

CRTKU RUTRUPIEN- LYRUTOP.

OLILWSP LEGNICOW ROGIKEPTH. ERLWOT