1941-03-13 — Page 7

NANCY

WE'D LIKE TO RENT

A CABIN FOR

THE NIGHT!.

SORRY, MA'M --- I'M ALL FILLED

UP-...

CAB

Thursday,

OH, WAIT--* THERE'S AN EMPTY ONE DOWN AT THE

OTHER END!

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

GOOD NIGHT, FOLKS--- AND

GOOD

LUCK!

March 13, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

THAT MAN WAS RATHER STRANGE...

I WONDER WHY

HE SAID "GOOD LUCK"?

NACET

BLADES

FOR 3 FEG RAZORS

NACET

TRADE MANK

Donations By Nine Weddings Commendation for ARP WIFE OR WIDOW

Jockey Club

A total of $1,003,637.29 was reached yesterday by the War Fund inaugurated by the S.Ct. Post, Ltd., with the fol-

lowing donations:

Follco Rocreation Club (eleventh

V.C.D.

donation donation)

00

100

V. S.

....

500

Mr E. P. Streatfield (monthly dana-

iloni

34

Parision Grill "Shell" (third don

(lon)

of the Hongkong Club Dowlers

(third donation), spremeni Some members of the Hongkong Club ........................ The Hongkong Juckey Club (fourth

clanation

60.57

23634

100.03

The followint

wirst donations were received

Icom members of the Sports Club in memory of the late Mr Jock Lowrie: Major C. M. Manners

Mr. A. Smith

Mt 1. J. Cave

Mr Ng He-kwang

Mr. E. Raschle

Mr Chester Bennett

Capt. E. Holmen

Mr A. GH

Mr C... 58ilton

Mr Fook S. Ka

Mr Y. C. Ko

Mr K. 1. Chan

Dr Y. Wan....

Air H. W. Haminond

Mr J. Olson

Me Kenneth Chan

Mr W. A. Stea

Mr K. Y. 1.00

Mr. Lata

Mr N. O. Kring

Mr P. W. Shaftam

Mr M. H. 1.0

Ewo Paker Bhoot

PILIKONKIES OF WAR

At Registry

Nine weddings took place at the before Mr J. Registry yesterday Reynolds, Deputy Registrur. The couples were:

Mr Yee Lun-cheuck, building con- tractor, and Miss Mak Ying-ting, of 90 Lockhart Road;

40

Deputy Group Warden

A..P. Orders issued by Wing Comman der, A. It. 8. Steele-Parkins, ..., Direc-

(or of Air Raid Precautiona

Special Notice

Deputy Group Warden No. 713 Mak Shum-stsing of Eastern Division is highly commended for the prompt and eficient, manner in whitell he reported and ex- Bingolshed a Brein 12 Lockhart Road. 2nd floor, during the night of the black- out in the 371 ultimo,

Itongkong Corps at Air fald

Wardens Ordinance

Mr Kwolt Yu-on, merchant, and Ming Leung Shou-wan, of 10 Fleming: Road;

Mr Chan Ki-chak, cleric, and Miss Tsang Pui-wn, of 143 Thoruson Road: Mr Lee Kam-wing, Chinese agent the O.SK, and Misa Wong Po- 83.02.07) chu, of 1 Knutsford Terrace;

Attention drawn, to the Hongkong Mr Lam Kul-gee. eterk, and Miss Corps of Air Hald Wardens Amendment Ordinance No. 6 of 1911 published in the Leung Lal-ying," of Hennessygen torerament Guzetie No. 10 at March 7, 1941. The amendments to the Roud;

Mr Pank Ping-man, wireless iele-longkang Corps of Air Raid Wardens Graphish, and Miss Cheng Shook-fuu, Didine are their Deputies o 57 Parkes Street:

ehalt in future ranks as officers and not as subordinate officers. ture pay to tha

(b) Members of the Corps hall is tu- Director at Air Raid Burn in Precautions en demand such respect of the value of lost or damaged equipment as may be demanded.

$25

10

10

Mr Wong Kal-chung, clerk, and Miss Tsang Kam-tim, of 188 Matau chung Roud;

Mr Lo King-sun, accountant, and Aliss Yan Yuen-lan of 3 Morrison Hill Road:

(a) District Wardens and

Members of the Corps may in future be dismissed from the Corps by the Mr Cheng Chung-tak, clerk, and Director of Air Raid Precautions for l Miss Cheung Wai-ying, of 80 Tung-efficiency or conduct prejudicial to the

interests of the Carps. lowan Tond.

STOCK MARKET REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchange Oficial

The Ion Treasurer of the British Prt-Summary issued yesterday, says! sabers of War Fund seknowledges with thinks the following donations:

A moderately good turnover was "Some of Jarine's Stalt. 3208: "Der- | reported during the morning at cur-

Cent

Inventor's Matrimonial Muddles As Plot Of New A.D.C. Show William was on inventor. What was more he was a successful K Mongkak Division-To be Deputy Group Wardrum-Senior Wardens 1385 Chu Hol, somewhat absent minded Inventor, 1785 Ngai Yu-ming, 1834 Wang Pok-kuen and Deputy Senior Warden 2011 fio Ping- But the ingenulty which had produced ki. To a Senior Wardens-Dep. S/W the Bendish Corkscrew, the Bendish

Picture Hanger and other domestic) 1728 Kea Wing-shing, 1736 Leuer Cheuk- koe, 1742 Leo Shu-ming. To be Deputy Senior Wardens.-1713 Lal Tak-kun, 1741 necessities failed badly when he found Miss Yung Fing-sheung. 1157 Pong on himself with both a Janece and a lung.

Central Division.--To be Dep, Group wife and was slightly unsure which

Wardens Wardens-Senior

306 Chul Chung-pak, 322 Ip Chi-eklu, 315-G. X.ot them he wanted. Neither of the Yuen. To be Senior Wardens-Deputy Senior Wardens 321 Sham Hei, 328 Leung ladies however had the slightest doubt. Pul-kwan, 333 Wal Man-kec, 330 Mins A as to what they wanted. Yue, 20 Mok Chi-chiu, 040 Miss E. Glaes, 350 Mok Chi-bung. To be Deputy Senior Satah certainly had left her Wil- Wardens. 19 Miss Taul Yea-ying. 324 Au Kwong-chung 330 Yeung Cher, 344, Slam after less than a year of mar- King-nam, 306 Lam Yank-nam, 1431 Chan riage but on looking him up some Chiswon. 24 Young Wel-fal, 3283 Yau eight years after she rapidly decided Lau. Deputy Sentor Worden 312 Lam

that she would win him back. Mar- Chak-tong to be Sentor Warden,

rante on the other hand, though handicapped by the fact that Sarah

will and Willam were still married to each other, was equally determined to become the second Mrs Bendish, Meanwhile, both Indies proceeded to G/W 170 A. J. Coelho (E) to it Kingmake life somewhat miserable for the Band 1st Boor, tay View, 2020 Leung mak 72m (C) to 1 Tin Lok Lane, ground floor unfortunate. William who was fur- (E) 2372 Lo Fai-tat (KCY) to 450 Lock-ther hart Road, 3rd floor (E).

I

Noversion

"District Wardens 1400 Weng Tung-shing and 1542 14 Ying Cheung (MIC) revert to rank of Wardens at their own request.

Change of Address

ihe

harassed by presence of his nephew and niece a precocious palr whose attitude towards their uncle's; problems and indeed towards life in general was equally unhelpful,

Leave without pay is cancelled for those Zervices Jembers of the Corps whose are required for taking a census of the population on March 13 and 14. All such

Inatructional Courses members will report for duty as instruct-

FAIL-A Telephonist Class

course of cul by their Divisional Warden and will receive pay, according to their rank, while lectures in English under Mrs H. Hut chison will be held at A.R.P. Headquar- so employed.

Particular attention must be paid to fers, 58 Morrison fill Rd., every Monday

and Friday commencing on Friday, March 1 The story of. William's misadven- the fact that street name and house

21. at 530 pan. Any members of the tures and of how Sarah eventually the number is filled in on every Census Form public wishing to take this course are It has been found that in a number of

satisfaction of every one forms the information was omitted.

Divisional Wardens requiririg informa "A."-C304 Bathary Girls' School, 37 Jor. Plot of' A. A. Milne's brillant cornedy i Sarah Simple" which will be pro- tlon or assistance during the taking of the census on the evenings of March 13 and dan Road, Kowloon. Tuesdays, Thursday duced by the A.D.C. at the China 14 may ring up A.R.P. Headquarters, Telephone No. 32317 up to 8.30 p.m. eti the Bat tight and 10.30 p.m. on the secand night.

Wardens Pay

byshire." 915; Already acknowledged in rent quotations, The exception to farms received from one Division, this requested to send their names to Head-| extricated him from them to

8. C. M. Poxt. 103. Tot s

ST VINCENT DE PAUL The Society of St Vincent de Paul acknowledge reeelpl of the following donation in memory of the late Mr J, G. Ovorle:

Start, tongkong and Whampoa Dack Co., Ltd. $159.

Jockey Club Donations

The Stewards of the Hongkong Jockey Club have allocated further amounts to War Funds and Charities as follows:

War

South China Morning Post Bomber

Fund, $83,802.03

British Fund for Relief of Distress

in China, $03.002.03.

British War

$30,000.

Organisation Fund,

St. Dunstan's (£1,000), $10,000. British Fund for Prisoners of War

many. $5,000,

17)

The

this, however, was a line of Docks placed at the reduced rate of $10.

Buyers

H.K. Banks $1,335 Lands $31.50

Lands 45% Debentures $97.50

Humphreys $0.70

"Lights "O" $6.15

Electrics "O" $41

Electrics "N" $40.90 Telephones "O" $24 Cements $14.00

Sellers

II.K, Banks $1,350

Hotels $3.40

Trams $16.75

Telephones "O" $24.50

Sales

Wardens Classes In Chinese-Syllabtis

and Saturdays at 6.45 p.m." commencing March 19. 1941. Lecturer----Mr Enoch Fleet Club Theatre on March 19, 20, Cheung, A‚D.P.B.

cast which includes 21 and 22, with Sheilah Mackinlay, Claude Burgess, Day Sage, Joan Critchett, Tim For- tescue and E. W, Kirby,

Cass Wah Yan College, Roatan Road, Hongkong. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fri- dayn at 4.1 pr. commencing March 14. IL in of the utmost importance that Fay 1941, Lecturer-Mr Loui Chok-song, Sheets for Wardens on duty during the | LARES. Black-out Exercises should reach this

C300 Mun Sang College, 47 Ko! Yan office not later than March 14, and for Road, Kawloon, Wednesdays and Batur. those on Census duty not later than March days at 730 pm, commencing. March 27, 24. Failure to comply with the above 1941. Lecturer.-Mr Ho may result in considerably delay in the payment of Wardens,

Strength-Decrease

L.A.R.P..

Atrength-Increase

Chok-namk,

The following have qualified as War- The following Wardens have been pet-dens and are posted to Divisions as here- mitted to realɛn :

under:

961 IT) Mr J. M. Bossett, G/W 722 Chan Kam-sang and 1479 Misg Chẩu Wal- chu (E), Dep. SAW 1010 Neal Nam-beung and 1054 Dep. G/W Tam Chan-ching (wi 2100 # Seurle and 1832. (T) Wong Ping-

H.K. Govt 34 Loan (1034) 94.50 sum (MK). Leave of Absence

Dacks "O" $16.50

-Providents-$6.75-

Cements $17

Telephones "O" $24.25

Watsons $10,70

District Warden A. M. Leuenberger is

Shamabulpe-1835 Chu! Shiu-yln, Taipo Market-3004 Yau Tsun-hong,

(gd) B. 1. Puckla, Deputy Director of Air Raid Precau- tions.

Franted two inantha leave as from March WINNER OF BRACELETS

12, 19417

Appointments

-makru-a-totál-of-$210,804.08. first two items represent the nett proceeds of the Special Sweep o2 The Rooty Hill Derby. Those con- tributions will bring the total dis- tributed by the Jockey Club to War Sweep, "The Lantao Handicap," to warden C. S/W 1414 Low Sau-drawn by Lady MacGregor at Gov- Funds and War Charities to $527,000, be run on June 2, 1841, will be de-wah to be Deputy District Warden Cernment House on March 12.

voted to British War Fund and the (A).

The raffle for a pair of Tonkin The fallowing appointments are notified with effect from March 12, 1941:

silver bracelets, given by Mrs Stanley! Aberdeen Division.-Deputy District Moson in aid of the B. W. O. F., was Warden Taun Kwan-chat, "C" to be Dis

or approximately £32,800,

The Steward also anounce, that British Fund for Relief of Distress the Nelt Proceeds of the next Digiin Chino.

(THINKS)

Promotions

The

winning ticket was No. 87, The follower prombtions are notified held by Lieut. H. O. Bramble, end with elect from March 12, 11:

the proceeds amounted to $132.

SCHOOL TEACHER NEARLY FAILS HIS CLASS

THE BOYS WILL NEED

A LOT MORE COACH-

ING IF THEY ARE TO PASS THEIR SENIOR CAMBRIDGE NEXT,

TERM

AT THE DOCTOR'S

IN YOUR CASE ALSO THIS HAS

LED TO AN EXCESS OF ACID WASTE PRODUCTS IN

THE BLOOD. RECENT TESTS HAVE PROVED THAT HORLICKS

AT BEDTIME

IS WHAT

YOU NEED.

SIX WEEKS LATER V(THINKST

THE BOYS HAVE|| MORE BRAINS THAN I GAVE |THEM-CREDIT

FOR. MUST HAVE AN EVENING CLASS-FEEL I |COULD

WORK, JALL

NIGHT

WHAT'S

WRONG WITH THE BOYS?

IT'S PARTLY MY FAULT.

I JUST CAN'T CONCENTRATE ON MY WORK, BUT I MUST NOT LET THE CLASS DOWN, THEY ARE SO KEEN TO PASS THEIR EXAMS.I'LLNO

SEE A

DOCTOR.

WELL DONE BOYS-WE HAVE NEVER HAD SO MANY PASSES IN THE SENIOR CAMBRIDGE, (THINKS) HORLICKS IS

THE SECRET.

THANKS TO YOUR GOOD COACHING SIR.

DO YOU FEEL WORN OUT, DEPRESSED.OR NERVY? DO YOU EVEN AWAKE TIRED ?

AT THE DOCTOR'S

EVEN

WAKE TIRED

YOUR TROUBLE IS NIGHT STARVATION. YOU SEE, WHILE YOU SLEEP, YOUR HEART, LUNGS, AND OTHER

AUTOMATIC

PROCESSES

CONTINUE USING: UP ENERGY.

DOOTORS AND SCIENTISTS USE HORLIOKS

IN HOSPITAL TESTS

DECENTLY tests were made in a great

women who con

plained of always feeling tired,

It was found that these people had an excess of acid waste products in their blood during sleep.

This acid waste kept the brain and nerves 'on edgo' all night even though the rest of the body was sound, asleep.

But when Horlicks was given to those people last thing at night, this excess neld waste was completely neutralised. They woke refreshed, with Increased energy and vitality:

Take HORLICKS

THEN YOU WILL SLEEP SOUNDLY- WAKE REFRESHED AND HAVE EXTRA ENERGY ALL DAY

An early booking is advised as the Theaire is already almost booked to capacity for the 21st and 22nd and theị A. D. C. look forward to an atten- dance which will enable them to add a further substantiai contribution to the sum of $5,010 which they have already subscribed to the Bomber Fund and the B. W. O. F.

Keen cutting edges for real shaving com- fort. You can rely on. every Nacet Blade to give you many quick, clean, wonderfully smooth shaves --- at. the lowest possible price per above,

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MADE IN ENGLAND

HỒNG KONG.

HOTEL

MAC'S CAFE

MEET AND

EAT HERE

The Business Man's Favourite Rendezvous

TABLE D'HOTE TIFFINS $1.75 GRILL SPECIALITIES A LA CARTE

SNACK COUNTER & BAR Quick Snacks and Refreshments

ON SALE AT MAC'S COUNTER Finest Assortment of Home-Made Pastries & Cakes. Chocolates in fancy boxes. ORDERS TAKEN FOR WEDDING CAKES AND CAKES FOR EVERY OCCASION

HONG KONG HOTEL

THE HONG KONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.

ONSTER

RAFFLE

ONE DOLLAR TICKETS

ON SALE

Now

SUNBEAM-TALBOT

SPORTS CAR

VALUE $5,950

Yacht, value $4,000

Diamond Wrist Watch value $3,000

RADIOS; REFRIGERATORS; ELECTRIC COOKERS; MOR- RISON PIANO; JEWELLERY; WATCHES: STEAMSHIP TIC- KETS: WINES & SPIRITS; SILVERWARE.

For Full Prize List

Sco S. C. M. POST, Tuesdays; H.K. TELEGRAPH Saturdays.

and hundreds of valuablo Prixas TOTAL VALUE OVER $46,000

ONE DOLLAR TICKETS

at loading Stores, S. C. M. Post and The Hongkong Jockey Club, Exchange Building

IN AID OF THE

BOMBER

FUND