KING
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, MAY
EIGHT CYLINDER AUTOMOBILES
This year's models retain all the mec excellence which has given the King a reputation for reliability, and offer one hundred new refinements in chassis and body. The most economical car for its power built in America. Four body models.
ARKELL & DOUGLAS, Inc. 38 Canton Road, Shanghai
KINO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Export Department, 151-154 West Find Bireet, HEW YORK, V. &A,
ASAHI BEER "
ASANG
BEER
IMITED TOKYO, JAPAN
SAHI
LAGER-BEER
SPECIALLY BREWED.
EXPORT.
COMPANY
WERY
HITEE
BÖLE AGENTS:
BUSSANRAISHA
GRIMAULT'S
SYRUP
-OF
HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME
FOR
STUBBORN COUGHS
BRONCHITIS
WEAK LUNGS
CATARRH
CONSUMPTION
THE MENAGE OF INDIGESTION
~to the-General-Health-should- neither be ignored nor treated lightly. It is always wise to redned Indigestion as a serious menace--
· for this is is, most undoubtedly, Do not therefore dismiss a stomach aile mont, with the words t-?? It, L. only indigestion!” Thin „óf what in might loot to. For it happens that. · neglect of this ailment in same egnes 'ksi serious remita.. ›A" simpla demas edy get con-whinh has been proved. times out of number for many years past" to" ba'... safa- and erre - Ja
·Buochatá*■·· Pulas This popular medicine should always be taken ES 1005, RE Ey symptoms, at “digestiva derangement make locir Epperance. The signs, are well known. They include 1 biliowa- `ness," sonstipation, amlence,
· headache, filling appetite and other) familine forms of indisposition, Be prompt to deal with such troubles. Do not allow them to gain a bold' upon you. Remember that these symptoma do really matter. Adopt the best defensive measures ugnimat the "massos of Indigestion to Good Hosith... by 'taking
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SEVERE ITCHING AND BURNING
Spots Over Arms. Had No Sleep and Got Worse.
Cuticura Heals,
"Lila red spots 'were over" muy arms and a severe itching and barn-
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I had no sleep and the muption gradually get worse. I could not even ¿wear anything ensalem, Tige
fching · stopped me from
"When I saw a Cartlan advertisement l'acut for aft
free sample. I. afterwards bought fitore and I used four boxes of Dinse matart with the Soap and I was healed." (Signed) Mn. A. E. Wiggett, 26, Re- gent Terrace, Sheffield, Eng.
Use Cuticura Soap and Ointment exclusively for all taller purposes. Sosp to deanse, Ointment to heal. Seas In Cintment 10, 3d, and 21, 64, Sold thenoghout the Empler. Partenople each tree an Fraen 2. Karbier à Beni, Z. XT, CharterDONE. Kau Landen. Alla fine semil oesten with prion,
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Always specify KELWAY'S SEEDS.
There is a reputation of LOF 70 years bobind the name: (Farm root) IMPROVED Vegetable SEEDS.
Flower
ay.
Ask your weddsman to EXDENT on ̧30-tad ́wo` will til at lowest asirens priow giring prompt sitaation mod"despatch
Band cash and avaid delay..
KELWAY & SON, Wholesale seed growers, LANGPORT.. *LENGLAND. Cable.KELWAY, LANGPORT.
THERESA LONG, LONG TRAIL
or
Bugs, Fleas, Flies, Beetles, Mosquitoes,
all killed by
KEATING'S
MARTIN'S
APIOLATE
Istam PILLS
MARTINS
6 STEEL
APPILLS
ADE
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GREAT LINEN DEAL DISPUTE.
THIRD SHARE OF PROFITS
CLAIMED FOR BRAINS...
A disputed claim to a share of the pro- ft on the parchase and resale of surplus Government linen valued at £4,000,000 was the subject of an action, begun re sently in the King's Beach Division before the Lord Chief Justice.
Tho claim was made by Mr. Walter Henry Shoppy, of Upper Clapton, against Mr. Leonard J. Martin and Mr. E. Price Jonce
Mr. Havke, E.C., for Mr. Soeppy, re- called the fact that Mr. Martin purchased from the Government a large quantity of linen last year. Mr. Shoppy claimed a share in the profits on the resale of that linen or remancration for, the services he rendorod
The question. For determination now in оде of liability,” he said, not of Famount.”.
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Mr. Hawke added that in 1917 Mr. Sheppy made some purchases of surplus Government stores. Subsequently he heard that the linen was for sale, bus found that tho quantities in which, 18, was ottered ware beyond his resources, and he Fendeavoured to gut his friends to saxist:}:
him in the purchase. In April 1919 Mr. Shoppy mentioned the "matter to Mr. Jones, then the manager, of a bank in g Bishopsgate. He subsequently met Mr. Jones, who told him that he had a rich friend coming from Amarica, and we asked that the business should be put in his friend's way··
No name was mentioned," said Mr | Hawke, “but it was Mr. Martin. The
arrangement was that the profit on the i
·linen should be one-third to Mr Sheppy. and, as hir, Jonts/said, v^two-thirds. to tis, myself and friend." Something wES said about signing, but Mr. Jones said to Mr. Shoppy, You do not want any signa- turo you are dealing with honourable men, and Mr. Sheppy agreed."!
On May 4th Mr. Booppy was intro- duced by Mr. Jones to Mr. Martin. They talked the matter over, and afterwards inspected the linen at the Shepherd's Bush depot.
An arrangement was then come to. Mr. Sheppy was to leave, the matter in Mr. Martin's handı..
On June 19th. Mr. Martin's purchase. was announced in the newspapers.
Mr. Sheppy wrote to Mr. Martin, who in reply sent, him a little souvenir of the occa sion”—, cheque for £100.
In cross-examination, by Mr. "Rigby Swift, K.C., Mr. Sheppy said that at the time Mr. Martin came on the
scene he was trying to form a syndicate. Derma
The Lord Chief Justice: You were sup plying the brains Yes
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Mr. Hastings, K.C., cross-examining for Mr. Jones: What was there in your brains which should entitle you to a third. of the profits-It is awkward for me to Psay, because I shall have to give myacif
Did you do anything tall to help Afr. Martin to buy No.
Mr. Sheppy, in reply to further ques tions, stated that be knew that last week purchaser gave £5,000,000 for surplus Government stores that were worth, any thing from £50,000,000 to £60,000,000.
Mr. Hastings That
is not very interest-
to this case. The Lord Chief Justice: It is very in- teresting to the taxpayer, nevertheless.
Alp.startin in his evidence stated that be had no idea of purchasing the linen until he got to Shepherd's Bush, Mr. Price Jones said, "It is too big for me." All that Mr. Sheppy said was that be hoped he would be able to sell some of the linen.
From that moment," said Mr. Martin, the syndicate dropped, and it became a private speculation on my part."
Mr. Hawke: You have made a large profit out of this-Yes, a big one.
The hearing was adjourned,
BRITISH FINANCES.
US. OPTIMISM
in striking contrast to the pessimism of Mr. Frank Vanderlip, the former pro- sident of the National City Bank, who has been delivering the most bearish opinions about. bankrupt, Europe," the best- informed authorities in New York accord- ing to the Daily Telegraph correspond- ent are decidedly optimistic where Eng- land is concerned.
England's deviores to meet the present exchange and credit situation are a chal- lenge to the enterprize of America," says the Guaranty Trust Company, of Now York, in its fortnightly-trade review on American" goods and foreign markets. England's recent shipment of about |$50,000,000 în gold to America and the powibility of farther as the con- viction of a great international trading nation that the maintenance of any specific gold reserve in of lover importance than the maintenanoo of credit in markete where it is England's purpose to set Lasting and invaluable trade connections It adds **This is no new adventure into uncharted dnancial aces for Eng land; hor: ristory is the history of the und of every legitimate means to promote British trade, her devices to meet the pre- sent situation are a challenge to the entar- nrise of Arerica and England's con- fidence in herself, invites the confidence of others. The more clearly the facts become known as to the progresa Europe making toward a return to normal conditions the wiser appears the present Brizish policy, and the clearer appears thebligation of America, so assume la broodor view with respect to the use of her credit and resources abroad
Following the example of the Troyes journals and the Salut Public of Lyons, the Progres de la Uôté d'Or announces that in order to give its stai arest on Bundays, it will not
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THORNYCROFT
Joux I THOHETUSOFT & Co., Lauri
Seifruilders and Enstress,
LORDON BOSKHAMPTON AND." BakergutoxY.
Shanghai Office:
65, Szechnen Road.
MARINE MOTORS AND MOTOR BOAIS. MOTOR LIGHTING AND PUMPING: BETS, SHALLOW DRAFT SILAMERS. THORNYCROFT GIL FUEL SYSTEM.
Commercial, High-speed and Pleasure Craft.
THORNYCROFT
WATER-TUBE BOILERS, THORNYCROFT MOTOR VEHICLES,
Our Motos Engineer and our Naval Architect, both Thornycroft experte, -- now resident in Shanghai, will gi.e attention to all inquiries.
Early deliveries can be made of 15-bh.p, 30-bbp, 5-hp, and 70-h.h.p. Kerosene Marine Engines.
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·RE BOXBURGE
Manager for China
THE FUJI TRADING CO.,
LIMITED
(Inc. in Japan)
PAPER
of all Descriptions la Stock. Address: 1, Chater Road Central Hongkong. P: O. Box: 640.
Telegraphic Address: Fujiboyeki, Hoogkong.
Head Office: OSAKA,
THE
Telephone 3452.
UNION ENGINEERING CO.
York Building.
THE PEERLESS.
Tel. 8273.
9" 12" x 16" Alternating current and Direct current Frame Oscillating Desk and Bracket Fans in Stock.
IMPORTANT NOT ICIE .
Manufactures the mosh Laportat
Cleanliness Belence always Inslate tilb
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Groundnut or Fenas Oll can be food as a shower for Olive Oil, Butter or Lard, but when Slightly, Dirty Is Infarióds to hemithor
In China, by the Ordinary Methods of Extraction, Diri and Dust, are now guarded against :: Our Method shows a grese advance. By the use of New Manbinee and New Methods Berupalous Cleanlinem le Assured.
Our Machinery during the Procom Fibers the Oil while, our Factory is Free from Dist: Our Oll Is Cleke, Sweet and Fragrant; and Compares most favourably will" other Olls used for Culinary purposed ; there is no residuo,
Prices are moderate so sa to induce new businong Analysis is always given before Bhipment to Foreign Countries,
Foreign Correspondence wanted, Capacity per day, 30 tons.
NAM CHAU OIL
Hood 36,5 Kwa Lin Streek– BÁNHHUIP ern belongs
Office ***=2[0.1237, Co
The Bole
rely to
PACTOHY,
HONGKONG, Tel, 1998
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