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Gifts for Ladies
Elizabeth
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"ELIZABETH ARDEN"
Beauty boxes containing:
Cleansing Cream
. Velva Cream
Skin Tonie
Pelers range from $12.50 to $27.50 each.
"ELIZABETH ARDEN"
Compact and Jewelled Lipstick
Price $17.50 per set.
"ELIZABETH ARDEN"
"ELIZABETH ARDEN" Blue Grass Perfume...
BRUSH SETS
Complexion box containing two Toning Powders and one Complexion Brush
Blue Grass Dusting Powder Blue Grass Toilet Soap Blue Grass Eau-de-Toilette
Elegant Brush Sets, up-to-date designs and colours, in real Enamel on H.M. Engine-turned Silver. Blue, Green, Mauve, and Pink.
Prices from $110.00 per sef.
CRYSTAL
Real Crystal Brush Sets, Hand Cut,
in black and white design.
Price $85.00 per sei.
Real Hand Cut Crystal Cigarette Boxes.
Price $20.00 each.
Powder Bowls
Price $8.50 each.
Scent Bottles
Prices from $3.00 each,
Midget. Scent. Sprays
Price $3.00 to $10.50 eacli.
Amber Crystal Powder Bowls Price $7.50 each.
Amber Crystal Scent Bottles
Price $7.50 each.
SLIPPERS.
Price $17.50 complete. Frice from $10.85 Price $0.25 per box
3 Tablets Price $0.00 I'rice $25,50
EVENING
LADIES' FITTED DRESSING CASES.
With Solid English Hall- marked Silver fittings.
Prices range from $350.00 We also have a large selec- tion of fitted Dressing Cases with Silver and Enamel fittings in various colours.
GLOVES.
There is no problem pertaining to Gloves that cannot be solved by our Glove Department which carries an extensive range Evening Gloves,
White Kid, or Coloured Silk Lace will add chic to any Evening Gown, whilst our Day Cloves of Chamois, Kid, Suede, or Fabric in all the popular shades including Reds, and Greens are irresistible. Prices range from $1.95 per pair Fabric
$4.95
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Rhinestones. Pearls, Silks and Satins, Gold and Silver Kid has been used with Subtle art to delight the feminine eye... Prices range from $9.50 each. Vanity Compact Cases which contain every essential for an evening's use in amazingly small space are to be had in an extensive range. Price from $19.25 each.
These are made in Crepe-De- Chine, Satin, or Brocade, some are trimmed with Feathers, others with Bows of Ribbon, or Buckles, in delicate shades to tone with Milady's Boudoir
Prices range from $5.95 per pr.
LEATHER HANDBAGS.
A wide range of leathers is used for these Handbags In all the newest designs and colourings, many are fitted with Compact. Comb, Rouge, Lipstick, Cigarette Case and Mirror
Prices range from $10.95 each.
We also have a large variety of Imitation Leather Handbags Priced from $5.95 each.
SCARVES
"Jaeger" Woollen Scarves in attractive designs and colours... Price $6.75 each. Scarves, made of Woollen Lace
Price $2.95 each.
Silk Triangles, Stocks, Squares, etc., featuring many new ideas of patterns and colourings.
Prices rango from $1,95 each.
Leather.
GENUINE CULTURED
PEARLS
from $57.50
LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.
Open until 6 p.m.
December 21, 1938.
HEROIN DIVANS
Action Taken Against Principal Tenant
One of the first cases under the Ordinance passed this year to sup-
press heroin divans, by penalizing those who knowingly let or sub-let premises for that purpose, was con- cluded before Mr. T. J. Houston at the Central Magistracy yesterday, when a 39-year-old widow, Ho Wal- hing, was fined $300, or six months' hard labour, for permitting her flat at Hing Loong Street to be used as a heroin divan on December 6.
Mr. C. A. S, Russ appeared for the defendant, while Revenue Officer J. L. Stephens prosecuted.
The case was adjourned from Monday, as Ho had stated that she was not the principal tenant, Yes- terday, evidence was given by Hong
Kim-yip. foki of the Fu Hang
Banking Corporation, who sald they collected the rent from Io.
The owner of the house was Young Shl, who resided in Macao.
In
giving his decision, Mr. Hous-; ton stated:
My remarks ure principally nd- dressed to principal tenants who live on the premises they sub-let. They cannot conceivably plend ignorance to what is going beneath theh noses. Unless they take effective action to suppress ʼn divan on their premises, I intend to Impose maximum penalty, viz. 12 months hard Inbour, and $2,500 or another six months, on each case.
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The actions they must take to protect themselves are either:
Give notice to quit to the keeper of the divan waning him immedi- ately to stop keeping the premises ns a divan. Giving notice is no pro- tection unless the premises actually cease to be kept as a heroin divan. If the keeper refuses to leave or close his heroin divan, recourse must be had to the following-go Imme- diately to a police station and in- form o responsible European officer about the heroin divan. Further steps will be taken by the police to close the divan, but no action what- Hoover will be taken against the principal tenant.
In all cases, I recommend the second procedure. Full protection will be given and the name of the informunt will not be disclosed to anyone, not even to this Court.
I again winli to reiterate my warning that I shall impose the maximum penalty. I have pointed out the means of self-protection for principal tenants, If they do not avail themselves of it they have only themselves to blame when they face a year's hard labour.
BATCH OF DEFENDANTS Ileavy terms of imprisonment and fines were imposed on drug traffick- by Mr. E. Himsworth at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday. Re venue Officer Warden prosecuted.
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A total of $105 In Anes, in de- fault Ave and a half months, imposed on Ng Pat of 1001, Can- ton Rond, for possession of prepar- ed optum, heroin pills, paraphernalia. for smoking purposes, and for keep- ing an opium divan. On a further charge of keeping a heroin divan. he was sentenced to six months without the option.
Tom Man, of 1003, Canton Road, was fined a total of $130 on two counts of keeping an oplum divan and unlawful possession of prepar- ed oplum
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On additional charges of passession of 936 heroin pills and heroin pipes, he was fined a total of $500 or seven and a half months.
For keeping a herola divan at
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1007, Canton Rond, Lon Pui sentenced to nine months. He was fined $20 or one month for posses- sion of heroin pipes.
Wong Tsut of 1011, Canton Road, was sentenced to six months for keeping a heroin divan, and for pos- session of heroin pils and pipes fur heroin smoking, and keeping oplum divan und unlawful posses
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"Only the one, madam?" Inquired the assistant. "Of course! How many husbands dat ye think I've got?"
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sion of prepared oplum, he was fin- C. E. WARREN & Co., Ltd.
ed a total of $230, or seven and half months.
Chan Kwai of 236, Yee. Chow Street, received six months for keep- ing a heroin divan, and fines total- ling $200 or six months were nekd ed for possession of heroin prepared oplum and herolu pipes.
pills, Yeung Shi, of 103, Kwellin Street. was fined a total of $185, In default six months, for keeping an opium divan, possession of prepared oplum, possession of 35 heroin pills,
and pipes used for heroin smoking. He received an additional six months for keeping a herola divan.
BESSIONS SENTENCES Charged with unlawful possession of one third of an ounce of heroin, 13,140 heroir! pills and 43 ounces of pink mass, Tsum Kam, unemployed scamun, was sentenced to two an half years hard inbour by Mr. Jus- tice R. E. Lindsell at the Criminal. Sessions yesterday, after he had been found guilty by a jury com- prisingMessrs. A. Minoot
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F. H. Mody, Paon Shing-wing, P. W. Calderara and J. P. Fetelra. Mr. J. Whyatt, Crown Counsel, and accused was arrested on November 21 following a rald by Revenue Dileer J. L. Stephens, Mr. H. A. Taylor, Government Monopoly Analyst, and others, on a house in Shek Kip Mei village, Kowloon city, The rear part of the house www ured as n heroin, pill factory, Though he now pleaded not guilty, necused at the time of his arrest freely admitted that the articles for manufacturing heroin pills were his. The same Jury then tried Lnu Fuk-sang, 20, furniture maker, wha was charged with unlawful posses- of 33,500 heroin pills. Accused Was seen by " Indian constable walking up Cochrane Street with a rattan basket in his hand. The con- sinble approached him and he drop- ped the basket, but was caught. The pills were found in the basket, Convicted, accused was sentenced to two and half years hard labour.
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