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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

METALSW. S. BAILEY & CO. LTD.

of all kinds, especially for ship-buiding and engineering work. Complete stock. Best, terms, Immediate delivery.

SINGON & CO.,

(Established A D. 1880]

FING LUNG ST.

"Phone - Ventral 515,

MING YUEN STUDIO. 116, Beaconsfield Arcade

PLOTURES OF THE TYPHOON..

all or Flame Corial Nr. 94310

MASSAGE HALL

MES. S. UZUNOYE.

Expert Masseupe)

Queen's

old Desir

ind. Floor

IT Bombay, Bazat.

MASSAGE HALL

za, WYNDHAM STREET

Mis. H. MORITA.

MR. H. SUGITA.

JAPANESE BOOT & SHOE

MAKING EXPERT.

for Ladies and Gentlemen

S. NAKAO

(FAT MANY (Late with Nakno & Co.) Tow Blusled Corner Flower Street,

FOR HAIPHOND AND

HOIHOW..

Malla-lag Mangkong sad Haiphong araps giporudiö Tuesday.

Fatasserite poatengir desm

HAI-MUN

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Xays. Charlie M. Pagr),

101. Cook 403 Omning Pat.

121, Mag A

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY: LIMITED.

PORTLAND CEMENT.

In Casks of 375 lbs, net. „În Bags of 250 lbs. net.

SHEWAN, TONES & CO.. General ManaIDTH.

Hongkong.

T. NAKAO Japanese Shoe Expert. TORTOISE SHELL BOXES mad CASES A SPECIALTY. Astor House Hotel Building,

Queen's Road Central.

ENGINEERS & SHIPBUILDERS

KOWLOOK./

HARBOUR REPAIRS

Call Flag Tags, Barges Light Draft & High Speed Vorsols & Mutor Craft..

Sole Agents For

KELVIN MOTORS

PHONE.

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Works....... Kowloon 21 Kowloon 633 Manager

HARBOUR CALL FLAG.C

STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE.

CUARANTEED JROCERIES

THE BEST BRANDS

он

WINES & SPIRITS

DELIVERIES ANYWHIRL UNDER INEOPTAN SUPERVISION

Telephone K 676 THE

EMPRESS STORE

KOWLOON

EXPERT MASSEUSE

Mrs. J. Crawford, $7. Queen's Boa

1st Floor,

THE KIDDIES' STORE ROMPIRS, DRISIS. HATS

Specially made in latest pies at moderate prices. Telestre, Victoria Guidice,

Eceler 257

JUST UNPACKED!

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English Hall marked

SPORTING CUPS

Fines selection in Hongkong. Prices very low.

SHERRIF BROTHERS.

69, Queen's Road, Central,

MOUTRIE PIANOS. Provenbest by everylest

SALESMAN ŞAM

ALL RIGHT FOR GOODNESS SAME

·STOP CRYING AND MAMA

WILL GET ONE

FOR YOU

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1923,

THE JAPAN EARTHQUAKE. "

Landon, Sept. 12.

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The Manchester Guardian in å leader on Japan's lesses says: We shall be much surprised if Japan, with her eager appreciation of recent discoveries and advanced ideas, does."not give us exemplary lead in town-planning when she rebuilds the ruined cities, especially the seat of Government is not removed from Tokyo to a sile farther west. Whether the Capital is moved will doubtless depend partly on the advice of Japan's, unsurpassed experts in seismology.

Paris, Sept. 12

FIVE MILLION DOLLARS!

Discoverer of Insulin Insured.

New York, August 28. -Dispat- ches from Tornio say Dr. F. G. Bunting, the discover of insulin. treatment for diabetes, has insured his life for $5,000,000. He now becomes one of the world's hes-. viest insured man

One of Dr. Banting's substitutes announced that he had insured' his ille for $1,000,000. It is re- ported the Rockefeller Foundation, has guamureed payment of the premiqu s.

The Press Syndicate has decided, in collaboration with the pro-Among other big policies on vincial press, to organise a public subscription for Japanese relief.reurd and their amounts are: a

$5,000,000 Jesse Lasky; Adolph

Washington, Sept. 12.

Although the five million dollars, for which President Coolidge appealed for the sufferers in Japan has already been exceeded, con- tributions are still coming in. The Red Cross his declared that cou- tinued donations are necessary in view. .cf the late advices "In regard to the extent of the catastrophe in Japan. Nine Red Cross ahlps carrying, thousands of tons of clothing and building material, food, etc. have already sailed or will sail in a few days from the Pacific echat ports. The commicilities shipped necessitated an ex- penditure of nearly $2,500,000. Piesident Coolidge expressed to the chairman of the Red Cross his personal gratification, at America's response to the appeal.

Letter of Appreciation frent Foreign Refugers on 1 and 0. S. 8. Pongols to the Captaio: Officers and Alen of the ship: Dear Captain Gritäth,

De

Abremitin. W. H. R.

1. B. Hunt and

John 1 Lang ustyr.

· E. C. | Buy

Brot Jantung.

To R. Grich, RN

Those who have experienced the unforg/Liable: kindness and con

Commander at the sideration which you find your

2PAPAS, Dangala, cificers and men have shown them

At Sea Bid September, 1982, in the appalling calamity which

Relief Ship Numbong. has visited Yokohami, are

A Balletin sed of the Hong furtunately able to do do than express in feeble words thein kong Relief Committee pesterday beartfelt, thanks.

WI- more!

tates:

Telegespite respondence pas. You will no doubt elsim that asing between the Confuiste ad British sailors you have done the Commander is Chief regarding more than your duty; but there beatative quiries the empley are degrees in which duty na bement of the ss. China asen relí done and we wish to emphasize our ship. Commander in Chief rects. couvielion that in your treatmeal meads the employment of areas, íus unfortunates, you, you Sansang with accommodation) I-ri officers and man have done more 204irst class and 36 second class than tour duty-you have even

best qualideal passengers. been more than kind

spiation of question. Ship in Tapanese waters up instantly ready for use,

Gratefully and affectionately. ourselves and for all refugees

board...

Kenneth Wileon.

Col. B. Makaroff.

A. C. MacPherson.

L. Douglas Adam.

Mrs. L. Douglas. Adam'.

M. Sergeet, L.R.R.. Rear, AL miral,.

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Win, B. Spencer. Authony B. Fletcher. W. Indley.

H Arins.

Godfrey M. James.

A. Seruski. Eugene Fux

D. E Yarnell, M.D. H. Y. Morin.

D. Tagan.

"

DUKE.

"

Zukor

$4.590,000 Rodman Wana- maker.

$1,000,000 Pierre du Point, Wilmington, Del.

$3,000,000 James C. Ponny : Perey A. Rockafeller,

$2,000,000 J. P. Morgan: EE. Bensinger. Henry D. Davidson, Chicago

$2,000,000 William R. Coe: Arthur Letts, Los Angeles; Julius Rosenwald, Chicago,

$1,800,000 John N. Willys, Toledo; Luis F. Swift. Chicago,

$1,650,000 -Joseph,P. Day. $1,500,000 James C. Colgate: Harald G. Keith, Brockton, Mass. Mortimer Davis, Edgar 1. Mar- ston. William Ziezlar: Gimbel Brothers, Mortimer Davis, Edgar I., Marston, William Ziegler. Gimbel Brothers, Philadelphia : Mrs. Charles Natchez, Chicago,

NERVES 7"

-Committée of bigal ladies form-IS IT GETTING ON" YOUR ed to enllest secondhand Europeau dathing at the City Hall for de nateb to devastated ureas, and ad- vertisement put to leval papers regarding this.

A Brief Health Talk To Busin as Men.

Japanese section of committee

When you find that you no submit that galvanized sheets, wire nails, and rooting composition for longer approach either work or re-cunstruction of temporary build. pleasure with the same zest as ing also supplies of Wiafer sing. formerly, that you rise depressed lets for adults and children, flani and fagged in the mornings, find -hirts e anel piece-gunds tonicals distasteful, the duties of the make bicts, sewing needles and day boring and vexatious; when cotton thread might be despatched you feel that there is "always rect to Yukubaiña" and Bave un something wrong," not only in dertaken to ship free and cavering your surroundings but also in your physical condition, it is time insurance thereun."!

to bring yourself to a sudden stop. to realize that you are facing a nervous breakdown, and that here and now, without delay, a re- building process must be 'coin- meneed if a worse condition of! things is to be averted.

CAREER OF MR. J. B. trist of its kind, the American Tobacco Company, which controls 73 per cent. of the tobacco grow ing. tobacco pralucing and cigarette manufacturing firms in To re-build exhausted forces the United States. About 1900, and revitalize over-taxed nerves he came over to capture the there is only one right way, and He stafled a that is through the blood. And English market. price war by buying up a leading strengthen. enrich and purify Liverpool company and in addi- the blood nothing better exists tion to cutting prices Started a than Dr. Williams Pink Pills for

Tobacca King's Romance, The retirement of Mr. J. B. Duke as chairman of the British- American Tobacco Company is the result, it is understood, of a fight which has been proceeding for some time between British and stem of bonuses and premia Pale People, the Tonie with a

to retailers. To meet. the thirty years world-wide reput American interests. It is reported attack, the Englishmanufacturers, ation. Almost as long as you can that the Imperial now controls

the extent of

70 remember T (+) the British-American Company.

per cent., combined, and a costly DR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS by buying up the majority of the price war followed. After a time, have been a familiar name to you: stock held by Mr. Duke. Si Mr. Duke and the late Lord if you give them your confidence Hugo Cunliffe-Owen is to succeed Winterstoxe, the head of Wills now the probability is that you Mr. Duke as chairman of the came to an agreement, under will think of them with gratitude British-American Tohacen Com which it was decided that the for the rest of your life,

American interests should, keep Delay is dangerous Why not Mr. Duke's career as tobacco out of Britain, and the British begin your, restoration to liealth Chemists everywhere king forms one of the romances out of America, while sharing the to-day?

pany.

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of commerce. He went to New rest of the world. At the end of sell Dr. Williams Pink Pills, or York from the South 30 years ago the 20 years, Mr. Duke had made sent post free to your address, a poor man and started going more profits out of the American $1.50 per bottle, $8.00 for xix

Dr. Williaris round the stores selling what he Tobacco, Company than either the battles, by the called "Duke's Mixture."

A few British-American or Imperial in Medicine Co., 60 Kiangse Road, year later, he formed the first big the same period. Ex.

Shanghai.

Ad She Wanted Quiet

YES, MY WILLIE HAS BEEN CRYING

NIGHT AND DAY FOR ONE. UNTIL I CAN'T STAND TH NOISE ANY LONGER

50 TO HAVE HIM KEEP QUIET AND REST MY NERVES I'VE SIMPLY:"GOT TO GET HIM

ONE

YES MA'M 'NOW, WHAT IS IT YOUR LITTLE

WILLIE WANTS?

A DRUM

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IN

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NO."236 WHITE LISLE THREAD SOCKS.

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High Special Heels

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10 per pair 75c. 80c. Sir. 90c. 35c. 95c. 95c. $1.00 $1.10 $1.15 $1.20

914 9" Finchos... # #25 d

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NO. 14 WHITE LACE LISLE THREAD SOCKS.

1 2 3 t 5 6 Sizes

7 8 9 10: inches. 4" 4163" 5156 04 ** 7% 8 914 9′′ perspair 75c. 80c. 85e: 952, 93c. 95e. $1.00 $1.10 $1.20 $1.30 $1.40 NO. 408 WHITE COTTON SOCKS STRIPED TOPS. Colors Stripe Saxe. Sky & Mauve

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Take a set home to day and will quickly become an enthusi astic exponent.

We have the best selection in South China

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17 A. Queen's Road, Central. Manufacturers of

SILK EMBROIDERIES, SWATOW DRAWN WORE, LACES Etc., Etc.

TELEPHONE C.1468

BY SWAN

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