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YEE SANG FAT CO.

The Hongkong

BARGAIN

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34 Queen's Road & D'Aguilar Street

Entire Stock Sale at

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Lots of Good Things 'Here

Opportunity Does Not Wait.

GREAT REDUCTION

STORY BOOKY

Less 40% discount.

THE COMMERCIAL PRESS, LTD.

Tel. 0. 1631.

37 Queen's Road O., Hongkong.

THE CHINA MAIL.

FOSSIL BONES FOUND.

NEW YORK CITY MASIADICINI.

Workmen digging the foundation for an apartment house in New York City unearthed several bonus of a prehistoric mastodon. The jawbonos, parts of the thighs and teeth have been identified by scientists as having been part of a erenture that roamed New York ten thousand years ago. Museum axperts are shown examining, the remains

Rich Boy Found.

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NIS FIUCHER

Nils Flacher, wary of an immensely wealthy Swedish manufacturer, who. disappeared on December 5. "found kimsulf" when he saw a sign reading "Wanted This Man" un a, 'bulletin board of YM.C.A. He was hungry and his mind was a blank. Ho ru covered rapidly under a physician's care, but could not remember where: he had buen t

CLOTHES FOR TORNADO VICTIM.

TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925.

'ADMIRAL DEWEY'S BODY MOVED.

REMOVING. ÄDMIRAL DEVEYS' BOUT (Insert) ME23 GED DEWEY

At the request of Mrs., George Dewey, wife of Admiral Dewey, of Spanish-American War fame, the casket containing his body was taken from the mausoleum in Arlington Nat.onal Cemetery, Virginia, whore had laid ained: 1917, and was reinterred in the National Cathedral in Washington. The gotin vcxried througn Washing- ton's streets on a caisson; and laid to rest in the Bethlehem chapel of the Cathedral, where the body of ex-President Woodrow Wilson also

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SOUNDPROOF,

WEATHER-

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C. P. GOERZ LENSES, CAMERAS AND BINOCULARS

Developing and Printing Tel C. 3217.

HALL, LAW & CO., LTD. 30-32, Das Voeux 'Road, C.

THOMAS F. DAMONT

Mr. Thomas Lamont, famous banker. abourd an Atlantic ner

CLOTHING TORNADO

REFUGEES.

Welfare societies from all over the United States have contributed clothing, foud, and other necessities of life to the homeless victims of the tornado which recently laid waste twenty mid-western towns. Tents have been erected and everything possible is being done to make the survivors comfortable.

HONOUR FOR DOG HERO OF NOME DASH,

Fliers Lost?

PHILIP GOLDBERGER,

Philip Goldberger is said to have confessed robbing over one thousand homes.

MEN AND WOMEN IN THE NEWS.-

BLUE BIRD FEATHER JEWELLERY

'AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. THE SIND SILK

CHINA BUILDING.

STORE. QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

GUNNAR KASSON

"BALTONTE.

Gunnar Kasson, famous musher, who carried into Nemo the anti- toxin which stopped the terrible diphtheria epidemic, is shown here with Balto, his wonderful lead dog, as they arrived in Seattle, on their way to Califoria where they are to enter the movies. A life-size bronze statue of Balto is to be erected in Central Park, New York City, in honour of the dog.

A RASTECH - Baloo ED "Kones

Fears have been expressed that Captain R. A. Smith and. Pilot E. P. Loit,fying for the Fairchild Aerial Camera Company, who hopped off from Sebring, for Whitehaven, and who have not been heard from since, have been lost in the impassable jungles of the Everglades. They were making an aerial map of the Everglades,

PICKARD U TÙCHEST 5''WEBAS KARR AMUNDSEN TLORENCE ZEDDANNET "Tex" Richard, famous prize fight promotor, has been ned $7,000 for conspiracy to violate the interstate commerce laws by transporting the films of the Dempacy-Carpentier fight out of New Jersey. More scandals in society are expected to be revealed in the divorce sult filed in Loriden the Duchess of Westminster. Roald Amundsen, noted Norwegian explorer, with a. party, In two aeroplanes, expects to hop off from the icepack north of Spitzbergen for a fight over the North Pole in May. The party expects to spend a full day at the Polé. Florence Reddington, trained nurse, in suing Colonel nae Climan, millionaire manufacturer and politician, for $150,000, alleging he is guilty of breach of promise to marry.

WHERE 13 DINTY? I MUST SCE HIM

HE LEFT HOME EARLY

THIS MORNIN-HE SAID HE WUZ GOIN' TO LISTEN TO SOME

BROAD CAST- PING AT A FRIEND'S

HOUSE.

I'D LIKE TO DO A LITTLE BROAD-CASTIN" FROM THIS STATION)

BRINGING UP FATHER

ALLOW YOU FIVE MINUTES

THIS IS STATION -W-HY: SAY- DINTY-IF YOU ARE LISTENIN'IN - MEET ME AT OUGAN'S CORNER THIS IS JIGGS,

SPEAKIN -

I GOT YOUR MESSAGE OLD PAL:

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