PRESCRIPTIONS
when the doctor prescribes he expects the druggist to fill the prescription with pure drugs. The quality of our Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Goods is not surpassed. Have the doctor's prescription filled here and the result will be satisfactory.
resompiions The Pharmacy.
The Red Bids
PEKING LAMP SHADES
We have large stocks of the choicest Peking lamp shades. OUR STORE is also the best place to obtain shawls, scarves, capes, crepe underwear, dresses, lacas, Mandarin costumes, Swatow work, etc., etc.
Astor House Building
FOOK WENG & CO. Cable Address "CURIOS
Tel. Ct. 654
HOP
CHEONG 55, Queen's
Road, Central,
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
DEALERS IN
SWATOW DRAWN AND LACE WORK
EMBROIDERIES, OLD MANDARIN COATS,
SILK, ETC. ETC.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT JUST
UNPACKED,
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED.
HONGKONG HARDWARE CO.
"TAI LEE CHAN.”
ESTD. 1884-
METAL GOODS and HARDWARE.
Tel. No. C1993.
119 Jervois Street.
RELIABILITY.
A PIANO WITH GOOD TONE WHICH WILL WITHSTAND THE HARDEST USAGE
is the-
MORRISON
PIANO
THEY CAN BE SAFELY RELIED ON BECAUSE THEY ARE BUILT TO STAND THIS CLIMATE,
GUARANTEED FOR SEVEN YEARS.
Cash or easy payments can be arranged.
See them at
TSANG FOOK PIANO CO. Telephone No. 2127. 94A. Wanchal Road.
The Hongkong Telegraphi
Published Daily
HEAD OFFICE. 11, Ice House Street TEL. No. 1. Cable add. "TELEGRAPH" Subscription $36.00 per year,
Correspondence intended for publica- tion must bear the name and address of the writer.
Advertising rates may be obtained on application.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
NOTICE.
THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
THE NEW
COLUMBIA
PORTABLE. GRAFONOLA
with patent tone control leaves by which you can have loud tone, medium tone or soft tone.
CARRIES TEN INCH RECORDS CALL AND HEAR IT
AT
ANDERSON'S
C. E. WARREN & CO., LTD
Sanitary Engineers Monumentalists, etc.
Offices & Godowns.
Tel. No. 269
98A, Wanchai Road, Hongkong
Just Received a new supply of "S" "P" TRAP CLOSETS.
All
kinds of Builders Re- quisites in stock for immediate Delivery.
Estimates free for all kinds of Sanitary work-Monumentel work is Italian Marble & Hongkong Granite.
A new Stock of Artificial Wreaths Just Arrived-from 8" to 18" diameter.
GENERAL REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
RADIO-MAGNAVOX Loud Speakers and Amplifiers.
Batteries, Insulators,
MONDAY, DECEMBER
NOTICE.
JÚST RECEIVED.
A New shipment of HcEwan's Sparkling Seer. Donnelly & Whyte.
COLONIAL HAIR-DRESSING
SALOON
13, Ice Hous Street
OBITUARY..
1923.
MR. WILLIAM STEWART,
We regret to recard the death of Mr. William Stewart, of the Chins Light and Power Co.'s staff, which took place at 7am on Sunday, at the French Hospital Mr. Stewart took ill only a week agɔ, and on Thursday last was remor ed to the French Hospital, where re passed away quietly, the cause of death being heart failure.
Very well-known in the Colony in which he had resided for twenty- nine years, Mr. Stewart was at one time a keen Volunteer and was one of our crack marksmen on the
High Class Barbers-Sanitary [riñe range. At shooting he was
& up-to-date Saloon Fillpins and Japanese barbers.
Popular Prices.
WE have just received s
special shipment of
LADIES 8 GENTLEMENS
SIGNET RINGS
Also
SLAVE
BANGLES
All solid gold, English Hall- marked.
Inspection Invited.
69. Queen's Road Central
SHERIFF
BROS.
many prizes and also represented the Colony in many of the Inter- port contests of his day. Among other activities he was * well. known free-mason and was active- ly connected with the Kowloon Cricket Club and the Kowloon Bowling Green Club. He was a past president of the former club. He came to Hongkong as saw-miller for the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company. He was regarded as a fine judge of timber and eventually after 16 years service at the Dock embarked upon business 'on his [own account as a timber merchant and prospered as such until the war intervened. Recently he join ed the service of the China Light and Power Company. Born in Scotland on the 9th May, 1867, he was 56 years of age at the time of his death. He survived by Mrs. Stewart, who for many years has resided in Gourock, Scotland, by a son who is with the Dock Com pany, a daughter, wife of Mr. R. Lapsley, also of the Dock Com- pany, and by other children whɔ¦ fare at Home.
The funeral, which was largely attended, took place yesterday afternoon st the Protestant Cemetery, Happy Valley. The chief mourners were Mr. Charles Stewart (son) and Mr. R. Lapsley (son-in-law) and among those pre- sent were Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. G. Dascan, Mr. and
EXQUISITE Mrs. D. Purves. Mesars. D. Gow,
CONTINENTAL
PERFUMERY 1. B. Hamilton,
La Handsome Cut Glass Bottles. Suitable for XMAS
Presents.
#
MOTORISTS AND RADIO FANS.
MOTORISTS Try an expert mechanis for the overhauling of your engine, Valves and Carbaretara adjusted. Engines tuned to perfection Repairs carried out in your own garage. Lessons in driving any motor vehicle.
RADIO FANS Tuition in Radiography. Complete instala-
tions. Apparatus for sale at really bargain prices. Crystal, Valve and Knock-down sets, Spare parts. :
For particulars please apply to P. O. Box. 635,
SOA
LIFEB
LIFEBUOY
ROYAL
DISINFECTANT
SOAP
E. HING
& CO.
SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIPCHANNDLERS &
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
PHONE CENTRAL No. 1110.
"THE
25, WING WOO ST.
Central,
FLAME of LIFE"
W. J. Ratter, J. Witchell, D. Har-1 vey, A. McKirdy, H. H. Tayler. D. McL. Neilson, C. Bord, W. H. Kells, A. M. Simpson, P. Oliver, D. Keith, J. N. R. Allan, J. M. Smyth, J. H. Kynock, W. Greig, D. Steel, T. B. Mackinnon, G. H. White, J. Hand, R. J. Brown, R. E. Nicholls, Armstrong. E. W. White, J... P. Robinson, C. E. Crispin, N. Stephenson. W. Cockram, Brown, A. W. E. Davidson.
Wreaths were sent by the fol lowing- We have received this Shipment Henry and Jean, Charlie, Grand- Wife, Mary and Robert, Angus, on Consignment and are sacri- children, St. Andrew's Society, ficing at Manufacturer's Cost K.D.R.C., Betty and Betty Jean,
"From
Mr. and Mrs. D. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hazeland, Mr. Hazeland, A. McKirdy, G. Lammert, L. E. Lam- mert, K.C.C. K.B.G.C., J. M. Jack, Ng Sul-cheong. Alex. Germaine, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. White and family, i Mr. and Mrs. C. Bond, Peter and, Cockram, W. H. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Green, Mr. and Mrs. D. McL. Neilson, Chind Light and Power Co. Ltd. Staff, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Manikhwa, in the Zhob Agency, Balachistan, was fired on and killed
$1.30 to $3.00
per bottle.
Rosemontag
Marie Charlotte
Myosotis
This opportunity will occur Once only
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Contiunek frum Pages 2 and 34 THE TROUBLED BORDER.
Delhi, Dec. 1.
Major H. C. Finnis, Political Officer, while motoring Bear
Crystals. Aerial Wires General Commercial Co. Smyth, A. HL. Brown, H. K. Laares- by a gang of Waziria. The chauffeur and a member of the escort
and all other parts.
DE SOUSA & CO., LTD., St. George's Bldg, 2nd Floor. Tel. No. Central 1264
Caruso said:"My VICTOR RECORDS. shall be my biography". MOUTRIES:-Sole Victor Distributors.
-
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
TAG, RUN DOWN TO TAS GROCERY STORE AND SET AS
A DOZEN SEEDLESS ORANGES » ZEMEMBER AON, SEEDLESS ORANGES-BE SURE THAT HE DOESN'T GIVE YOU
THE ONES WITH SEEME
IN THEW.
10, Des Voeux Road Central. Top Floor.
MASSAGE HALL
MRS. S. UZUNOYE, Expert MameTSO
# Queen's Road Central! Jad. Floor
SVA SP€55 VER MOM WILL SEND YOU FOR SOME MORE
TMORZON
MERSE
I DZE T' 60 FOR CRANGES.
son, Alex. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Donnithorne, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nicholls, Miss Kirkwood, A. Vaz, S. C. Novik.
TOO MANY FLAG DAYS.
Regarding the limitation of flag days, the. LC.C. is informed by the Chief Commissioner of the Police that, while he agrees that street collections are too num- erous, he has no power to limit theirnumber.
They Made Sure
VMY! TEZE AZE
were fatally wounded.
1
SPAIN'S FUTURE AT STAKE.
Barcelons, Dec. 2. In a speech to the officers of the garrison King Alfonso stated "whatever may happen the army, the people and myself must con- tinue united because the future of Spain is at stake sad we must be victorious.”
ONLY TEN GRANGES HERE –
THE GROCER MUST HAVE "ANADE A MASTAKE,"TAG" YOU 60 RIGHT BACK, AND TELL AR. OTT "THAT HE MADE A
MSTAKE.
OBITUARY.
London, Dec. 1.
The death is announced of Lord Lorebura, ex-Lord Chancellor.
BY BLOSSER
HE DONT MAKE
• NO MISTAKE, MOAN« JÃY
NY
AN ME EACH ATE ONE
TSEE F THEY HAD
SEEDS IN 'EM!
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