been better if the Council had dole towed a well-recogn:2eq course of! publishing the Report for general Formation and then announcing its decisions after the interval of con sideration, It is to be hoped that further postponement of action curs, there will be no hesitation in pub-Ushing the Report for the premature rovelation—which this journal under stands on good authority has produc only partly accurate versions of the Committee's findings—has occasioned] much undesirable speculation. How ever that may te, the withholding, of comment on the proposals before the Council is essential, for, as they are not available in their' entirety, comment must. necessarily perfectly seized of the acts, The Council has every Incentive 10 come to a rapid decision. As each day goes by, delay involves further impairment of ils endeavour to balance the budget, the revenue returns showing, It I believed, a mont cerions situation demanding the earliest possible relief from measures of frenchment for which purpose the] Committee has made its proposals. cles and checks to social progress which they Involve, because invest= ment in, mortgages no longer offers 4 decent security. This is. recogni sed by all. responsible Chinese. me stitutions and men of affairs. The Government must surely perceive the necessity for moving the Legislative Yiton "in the matter. That ady would be made to realize. that. has the: power to ive the Government practical assistance in economic reconstruction by removing' the courts' present stranglehold oh Shanghai's chief source of Mnanelal well-being, siuven shield was presented, to Johannes Juitesel chartered by Xallan Mining Administration, November 20 by the Japanese. Minietry of Foreign Affairs The pres Consulate General and was given as 8 token of gratitude for the resctie of the crew of the Daiichi 'Kyoo! Mant off Chinwanglao last October, 'The Kyoel Maru, owned by the Koel Kaiun Gosh Kaisha of kyoci farine 'Transportation Company' of Dairen, sunk about seventy miles off Chinwangtao on October 31 en route fo the port carrying 500 cases. of kerosene. 'The Danish steamer. was passing and rescued the crew of the sinking steamer, saving the lives of seven Japanese' and. three Koreans who were landed at Chinwangtao, advised me fo use this One day I came home hot and tired after four strenuous sets of tennis—my skin felt hot and prickly all over. "Nannie had just fin thie bathroom, she offered me baby's tin of Cuticura Taleums ished Baby's evening toilet, and as I was going in to
never known anything so soothing—it is the finest talcum powder T've ever known—after strenuous exercise I ask for no better pick-me-up than a bath finished off with this talcum. The perfume alone made me love it at once—such a delicate, sweet fragrance."
It is because of its fineness and absolute rity that Cuticura Talcum is recommended doctors and nurses for a baby's sensitive And this is the reason "why women find it a joy to use after bathing—or whenever the skin is chafed and feels tender, No other 4 cooling balm on.a hot skin, powder is so satiny smooth—it is like And its sweet, refreshing fragrance perfumes the whole body ong afterwards. member of the family.
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