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Patent

Leather

SHOES

for Dress and Formal wear.

Made of finest Patent Leather with light flexible soles of best quality. Stylishly cut to fit snugly round the ankle and give the tors perfect freedom.

Plain or with stitched toe cap, in all sizes and half sizes.

MACKINTOSHS TD

MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP WON

and

British Record Broken

with help of PHOSFERINE

CHAMPION 001 LEONG TEIK writes:-

T

is with the greatest pleasure that I write to testify to the benefits have received by taking Phonferine during my training to the 1931 Malayan Weight- Lifting Championships.

As I had to reduce someseven or eight pounds of my normal bodyweight in order to enable me to compete in the bone class, I had to go into very strenuous training, and with the help of Phosferine, I not only won the championship of that class, but also the Individual Championship, and, in addition I broke a British Record,

I therefore have no hesitation in recommending or athlete, Phosfering to any physical culturist whether he be in ordinary training or preparing for competition. as it

GIVES ENERGY and ENDURANCE and - RENEWS BROKEN-DOWN TISSUE."

Coi Leong Teik, Penang,

PHOSFERINE

Infivenes

Debility

Indigestion,

Sleeplessness

Exhaustion

THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS FOR

Weak Digestion

Neuralgia

Maternity Weakness

Mental Exhaustion

Loss of Appetite

Lasitude

Neuritis

Falotnes

. Brain Fat Anamia

Made in Liquid and Tablets, each sold in 3 sinezz

the larger sizes are the more economical.

Nerve Shock Malaria

Rheumatism Hadache Sciatica

Also take Phosferine Health Salt, the TONIC saline-it Tones as it Claunsas. Proprietors: PHOSFERINE (ASHTON & PARSONS) Led... Ludgate Hill, London, England. Agents: W. R. Loxley & Co., Hong Kong.

WHITEAWAY'S

SPECIAL VALUE IN TOWELS

We have just received a special consignment of Hand & Bath Towels which we can thoroughly recommend to stand real hard wear.

Lot No. 1.

Smooth surface.

Fine Cotton Face Towels. Fringed ends. Bize 25 by 45 inches.

Price $1.00 each.

Lot No. 2.

Cotton Honeycomb Face or Bath Towel. Hard wearing. Absorbent. Fringed ends. Size 28 by 54 inches.

Lot No. 3.

Price $1.25 each.

Turkish Bath Towels. Closely woven pile which ensures hard wear. Hemmed ends.

Bize-66-by-30 inches 22,50 each. Bizo: 09-by-36-inches $2.95 each.

FIRST FLOOR SHOWROOMS

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1932.

FINANCIAL NOTES

FROM LONDON

(Special Air-Hall Service)

FASHION NOTES

HOME FOOTBALL

ENGLISH LEAGUE

WHAT THE CHIC WOMAN SHOULD WEAR

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, Nov. 14. The outstanding feature on Nov 7 was a fall in Japanese bonds The reported budgetary deficit of 780.000.000 yen, which was reflected in a still lower rate for the yon nominally worth a and to-day only valued at 15. d.-led to à fair amount of selling of these bonds and prices gave way from 3 to 6 points. Chinese Bonds, bow-waist-length ever, were comparatively steady.

Bowater's Papor Mills. It has been decided by the Bown ter's Paper Mills Company to is sue the unissued 80,000 Ordinary shares of £1, and to offer them to shareholders and Debenture stock holders at 958. per share. The ac counts will be published next month and from the preliminary figures the directors are aware that the profits will exceed those of the pravious year. It is, therefore, their intention to again recom- trend a dividend of 74 per cent: on the Ordinary shares.

Better Report of United Steel Companies,

18

Lapes continue to be in favour tur evening and day wear, also fa- brie collar scarf tie lines provail in some instances the fur merely encircling a sleeve round through which the arm is passed. In one of Patou's creations a new type of sleeved cape that

{THROUGH REVIER'S AGENCY.]

Loznay, Dec. 3.

FOLLOWING are the results of English and Scottish league football matches, along with cor- rected tables:-

FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa Bolton takes a back line resembling a short Chelson Jacket is very effective. The ichu Huddersfield shawl is used for day-wear as wel Leicester C, as the semi-circular frilled cape, Liverpool let which gives the impression af Middlesboro a frilly redingots expelet in black Newcastle on a black frock merely trimmed Portsmouth with a dark blue satin buckle belt.

Bow tie motifs bring a change in decoration to many of the cor- Bakes, some of which show variety frota square front and lower back decolletes through taking single diagonal lines runnings in opposite directions back and front. The favourite neckline, however, is the fichu line, quite flat bus frilled, the fichu passing over the shouldera at the back and crossed shawlwise in front;

Sheffield U. Wolves

Arsenal Aston Villa Derby Wednesday Huddersfield Leeds.

Nowcastle West Bromwich 17 Portsmouth Everion · Bolton Sunderland Blackburn. Livemaai

Chelsen Sheffield U. Blackpool Manchester Birmingham Middlesbro'

KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION

HOUSEHOLD COAL

Supplies may be obtained at the following prices delivered in quantities of not less than half a ton.

Peak District (above Bowen Road) ...$20.

Bowen Road and Lower Levels.

NEW SEASON GAME.

$18.

3 Wednesday

e Binningham

A

Pokfulum

$20.

1 Everton

• Blackpool

Repulse Bay and Shek O

..$25.

1 Manchester C. 2

Kowloon

.$16.

3 Sunderland

3

3 W. Bromwich

1

3. Leeds

All prices are per metric ton and deliveries will be made in this unit..

1 Arsenal

$

Derby

3

DODWELL & CO., LTD, Agente.

6 Blackburn

3

TABLE

TO DATE

P. W. L. D. Pts

17 13 2.223

18 10 3 4 21

17 10

4 3 23

17 10

4

3 23

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1.20

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Pigeons

.45

Wild Duck

1.10

Teal Duck

.50

Quail

.35

Patridge

1.20

The best wraps for winter even- The annual accounts of the Steel ing are made from velvet. One Industries of Gt. Britain to Sep-full-length coat of black velves has tember, 30 last show a loss of for its only trimming a large bow £10,801

the left shoulder; a brown vel- against the loss of £11,837 for the previous year. The vet cont has a double cape collar. Uaited Steel Companies, which is In Plain velvet wraps, the owner controlled by the Steel Industries has the advantage of adding her of G. Britain state that the year own furs and so changes the ap- of the cont when she under review has been a year of pearance extraordinary depression in the pleaseY, iron and steel trade. Demand throughout the world continued to, decline, and has now fallen to a

newest jumpers have a level which is almost incredible sleeve that puffs either high on the In spite of this decline the diree-an-in which case the puff almost tors are able to report that the takes the prince of the fashionable company has maintained a volume epaulet-or half-way between the Bradford of trade in its steel products in elbow and shoulder, or

at the Burnley excess of the previous year. The elbow itself, or halfway between Charlton combined trading profit of the elbow and wrist, or even just Grimsby company and its subsidiary and as sociated companies was granter by £100,070.

Better Trade Returns,

The

Jumper Sleeves,

Leicester

Wolves

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SECOND DIVISION

Manchester Notts F. Oldham Plymouth Preston N. E. Stoke Tottenham

TABLE

4 Bury

2 Southampton

1 Fulham

1. Natta.C.

Bradford C.

2 West Fam

2 Port Vale

D Lincoln

Millwall

2 Chesterfield 7 Swansea

TO DATE

P. W. L D. Pts 17 12 1 3 97

Stoke C. Bradford C. Tottenham Burry Fulham Manchester U. 17 6 4 Swansea Plymouth..... Southampton, Oldham Bradford Lincoln Milwall Preston Grimsby

17 9 3 5 23

17 10 4.3 23 17: 84 5 21 18 8 4 4 20 10

17 8 6 3 10

above the wrist. It is this varia- tion which gives the new and at- tractive look in many cases where there is no other discernible dif: ference between new and old. It The returns of oversea trade in happens, however, that one of the October are more encouraging. troubles with a last year's jumper Compared with September, exports, may be that its sleeves have grown increased by £4,211,000 or 18 per too long in the wish. And often cent, and the greater part of this the only way we can think of for increase took place in manufac remedying this defect is to cut off tured articles, exports of iron and a piece at the wrists and bind the steel, machinery, chemicals, drugs, raw edges. The new fashion sug dyes, etc. and vehicles (including gests a simpler renovation. Try locomotives and ships) all being or the jumper, pulling up the higher. Re-exports also advanced, sleeve at different points to dis- while of an increase of 10,301,000 cover where the puff or double (ur 12 per cent.) in imports only sleeve is most becoming and wear

... 17. fit in future with a pair of elastic Wa in the form manufactured goods. For the armlets. These will not show and month the apparent, adverse balan will do away with the need ce of trade was £28,095,000 against tacking which spoils the set of the £26,128,000 in Sept. and as much sleeve."

The new material with a crink As £42,577,000 in October 1931, while for the first 10 months of the led surface, known as elephant year the unfavourable balance is crepe, is very popular in Paris

and is obtainable £263,749,000 compared with just now $323,237,000 in the corresponding charming colours. One good shade period of 1831. Compared with is rather like pale purple ink, and October, 1931 (in which there was another is a beautiful soft grey.

Tinsel fabrics are not much used more working day), imporis la month show a reduction of for evening frocks, but some shine 24.6 per cent., exports of 7.2 per and glitter 15 essential. One way cent, and recxports of 20 per to get the desired result is to nse cent. For the 10 months ending bead embroidery. A black tulle October imports were reduced by frock, embroidered with sphinx C120,074,720 (or 17.2 per cent.) to and jet beads and imposed on a £581,017,093, exports by £23,675,319 foundation of silver tissue which (or 7.2 per cent.) to £301,647,89% gleans through the transparent and re-exports by £10,811,102 (or flounce of plain black tulle is very

effective. 20.1 per cent.) to £42,720,388,

one

TWO £28,000,000 FRENCH LOANS

(Special Air-Mail Service)

A loan of 3,500,000,000 francs (£28,000,000 at par) will be floated by the French Government early in the new year in connection with the national equipment scheme, which provides for an extensiva programane of work including elec trification, of a number of railways and building and road construc- It is also proposed to offer a similar loan of the same amount in 1934.

tion.

ENGAGEMENT

MR. WINSTON, CHURCHILL'S

DAUGHTER

(Sports) Air-Mail Service)

London, Nov. 15. The engagement is announced be- tween "Miss Diana Churchill, Mr. Winston Churchill's eldest daughter, and Mr. John Milner Bailey, oldest son of Bir Abo Bailey, and it is understood that the marriage will shortly take place.

ITALY'S NEW GIANT LINER

(Special-Air-Mali Service).

London, Nov. 15. It is reliably stated that during her voyago from Tricats.to Genoa, meant pricipally to be aspred test, the now liner Conte di Savoia aver nged 2013 ses miles per hour and a maximum of 29.5 miles per hour.

COLONIAL SERVICE

A 2 IS

17 7 0 4 18

'17 8 0 5 17

17.

8 8 1.17

Q

68 17

17

7 7 3 17

17

6 9 2 14

17

4 7 6 14

Netts F.

177 3 6 3 14

37

478 14

Notts C. Port Vale Burnley Chesterfield West Ham Charlton ... 17

THIRD DIVISION (NORTH) Accrington Barrow Carlisle

14 58 3 13 17. 4 8 5 13 10 3 0 12 17 4 9 4 12

3 11 3

0 Gateshead

s Darlington

3 Doncaster

1 Hull

Chester

Crewe

1 Hartlepools

Mansfield Newbrighton

o Wrexham

1 Stockport

1 Halifax

Rochdale Potherham Southport

York

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, Nov. 15. The following promotion is a nounced by the Secretary of State for the Colonies:

Mr. A. S. Small, Financial Ad viser and Treasurer F.M.S., to Treasurer, Straits Bettlementa.

4 Walsall

1 Tranmere.

3 Barnsley

TABLE TO DATE

P. W. L. D. Pts. TR. 10 4 4. 24

16 目 3 4 99 10 B 4 4 20 10 10 V 1 21

Chester Hull Wrexham

Crewe Gateshead Southport Accrington

17 7 #

Barrow

18 8 3 5 21 18

4 5 10

4 18 10 7 4 5 10

Mr. M. Rex. Commr. of Lands to Walsall 17- 7 8 2 10

Barnsley Financial Adv. and Treas, F.M.8.

Divnat Stockport Mr. J. 9. Kennedy, Irriga. Eng. to D.

of Duncaster

Rochdale Ceylon,

10 18 16 4

0 0

4 16

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6 16

16 7 0 3 17

Mr. H. K. de Kreiser, Prov. Mansfield 10 5 0 5 16 Eng, to 1st. Asst. Dir. P.W, Cry | Carlisle .......... 17

York Inng.

Tranmere Rotherham

Mr. W. O. Lambert. Asat. Gov. Marine Surveyor, to Gov. Marine Suryor, Hong Kong.

TELEVISION TRIUMPH

(Special Air-Mail Service)

LONDON, Nov. 15.

5.5 15

14

3.. 15

'18 5 9

8.13

18 8 7

3 13

Balifax

184

0

3 11

Hartlepools Darlington

..... 14

3 9 A 10

....: 16

3 0

4

10

New Brighton .. 16 3 10

3

↓

2. Luton

THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH)

Aldershot

Brighton Bristol 1, Cardiff Crystal P. Gillingham

3. Torquay

1 Exeter

1 Bristol C.

4 Swindon

3 Clapton

3 Brentford

3 Coventry 2 Bournemouth Northampton TABLE TO DATE

A successful transmission from the British Broadcasting Corpora tion in England to Denmark h Norwich been received at Copenhagen. In Queen's P. R. 0 Newport the presence of a number of speci- Reading ally invited technical experts a Southand television broadcast from England Watford of pictures and voices was picked up by the Vestfronten wireless ktri- tion. It was re-transmitted by land linea to Copenhagen where it was Drentford projected on to a screen-out 3 Reading. fent by 7 feet. The pictures and Norwich voices were transmitted separately, Bristol R. and were then perfectly synchronis. Exeter had before projection Both the|_ Crystal P voices and the pictures were ra- Queen's P. markably clear, even the details of Southend

Watford the faces being easily seen.

P. W. L. D. Pls. 10-12-22 20 10 9 2 8 29 16 7 9 7 21

Cock Pheasant

THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORGE CO., LTD.

AN EXTRA SPECIAL..

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HIGHLAN

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168

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Gillingham Clanton Cardif

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Motherwell Partick

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