1921-05-16 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 16, 1921.

NOTICE

Is there a

Victrola in your nursery?

In the modern home a Victrola is as necessary for the child as toys, - books or dolla.

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Modern education teachas a child by means of play.

Let your child have a Victrose, but be sure it do a real VICTROLA # that the little one may learn the BEST muste.

Victrolus IV and VI arm ideal instruments for children.

Call on us and ask to hear our large selvotion of children's records.

MOUTRIE'S

SOLE AGENTS,

Chater Road.

L&C HARDTMUTH'S

KOH-I-NOOR

MADE IN OZECHO SLOVAKIA

KOH-I-NOORX

THE PERFECT PENCIL

Is your pencil a

KOH-I-NOOR

(Mado in Czechó Stovekte)

or only an imitation ?

This famous pencil is sold by

SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST, LTD.

3 WYNDHAM STREET,

A

SPECIAL WHIT-TUESDAY

OFFER

FOR ONE DAY ONLY.

SHIRTS.-To make room for a new stock of goods coming forward we Bre offering a number of Oddments in White and Fanoy Shirts, assorted sizes and ranging from $4.00 to $6.50 each.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $2.75 each.

SOFT COLLARS.-Soft White Pique Palo Collars; Cream Tussare Polo Collars. and White Mercorised. Double Collars, also a few Fancy Coloured Double Collars.

SPECIAL, WHIT OFFER $4.00 Dozen.

WASHING TIES. Full length Summer. Washing Ties. A Large Selection in White with very neat Coloured Stripes. Usual Price $1.50 each.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER 90 cents each.

Cream

SUMMER UNDERWEAR.-- Bombax

Cotron Net Underwear, Vests 4 Sleeves, Button Front and Drawers Knoc Length. Usual Price $3.75 garment. SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $2.50 garmont $4.25 Suit.

GOLF HOSE, Superior grade all-wool Golf Stockings, plain dark colours, with neat turn-over tops; tropical weight Hose. Usual Price $7.50 and $8.50.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER 56.00.

"MATTAMAC" RAINCOATS.---Genuine "Mattanac" Raincoats, in three different Shades. The light weight, 19 cz, raincoat that is light and cool and keeps you, dry. Usual Price $30.00.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $25.00.

PYJAMAS. Men's Summer Pyjamas, made in a light Soft White Haircord Fabric, low neck, sleeves and Short or long rousers as preferred. Sizes 32 to 44 Usual Price $5.50,

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $3.50 Suit.

HANDKERCHIEFS.-Mon's Soft Linon- Finished White "Arrow" Handkerchiefs, laundered and all ready, for use; a really good quality and well made Handkerchief. Usual Price $9.00 dozen.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $6.00 Dozen.

SILK TIES.-A large selection of Silk Barathon Scarf Ties, in the following plain colours-Navy, Brown, Dark Green, Helio, Purple. Grey, Cordovan or Cerise. Usual Price $3.00 each.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $1.50 each.

SILK SOCKS.-"Luxite" Silk & Hose

in Plain Orey, Cordovan, Black or White. Guaranteed Genuine Luxite" 14 Hoso Sizes 91% to 11. Usual Price $4.00 pair.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $2.75 pair,

-WHITE TENNIS HATS.-Very Smart White colt Tennis Hats, with either Whito or Black Silk Band, soft reversable brim.. Usual Price $7.50 each.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $4.50 each.

GAUZE VESTS. Superior Quality White Gauze Undervests, to bulton front or to slip on over head. Sizes 40 and 42 only left. Usual Price $2.50 each.

SPECIAL WHIT OFFER $1.50 each.

THESE BARGAINS FOR TUESDAY MAY 17TH ONLY. AND EVERY ARTICLE IS GUARANTEED THIS SEASON'S DELIVERY.

Men's Wear Specialists.

MACKINTOSH & CO. LTD. 16 Des Voeux Rd.

'Phone 29,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

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THE ADAM in COMMUNITY PLATE WE think this is one of the most exquis

ite designs in silverware we ever had. the pleasure of showing our customers.

Inspired by those great architects and decorators, the ADAM Brothers, the Com munity. ADAM is distinguished by a charm-> ing purity most satisfying to live with.

"We should like you to see it, even if you' are not planning to buy new silverware now. In chests containing complete table outfits, or in separate pieces.

At your service for so years.

SOLE ACENTS

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.

SUN HELMETS

THE MAKE BEST

AT LOWEST COST

ALL STYLES REPRESENTED. CHOICE OF SHADES AND QUALITY PRO- VIDED.

THE SINCERE CO., LTD.

"HONGKONG EMPORIUM."

JAMES STEER.

9, ICE HOUSE STREET. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER.

CHRONOMETERS, CLOCKS, WATCHES AND NAUTICAL, INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED UNDER MY

TEL, 2877

PERSONAL SUPERVISION.

TEL. 2877.

DINNER SERVICES. TEA SETS

(FOR 13 PERHONS)

RUCS

CARPETS & TABLE COVERS

HOP CHEONG

Telephone No. 651.

Complete Hung Furnistars,

JUST

55. Quoen's Roal Centr

ARRIVED

A new consignment of *

HOLICK'S MALTED MILK LUNCH TABLETS

COLONIAL DISPENSARY

Telephone 1877.

14 Queen's Road, Contral.

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SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.

¡(From Our Own Correspondent.) THE MISSION OF HEALING

Shanghai, May 15. The Chinese are thronging Mr Hickson's healing services. Two cures are reported, both foreigners; a former deal man now being able to bear and a child who formerly stammered being now unaffected,

TAKU COLLISION.

Shaghi. May l The owners of the 8.5. Nancy Moller are blamed for the Taku Bar collision, the British Supreme Court returning a verdict in favour of plaintiffs, the owners of the steamer Cheng lee.

SHANGHAI SPORT.

Shanghai, May 15. Mr. Juhnstone rode three winners on the first day of the. Kinngwan meeting.

Shanghai cricketers are showing excellent form, in preparation for the Interport.

Fulton were the winners of the East Chins College track meet.

Shangbai beat U S.S. Huron by ten to three in the opening match of the baseball season.

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THEM. urged with possession of $10,000

worth

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THE COAL STRIKE.

London, May 14, Despite the outward gravity of the fresh coal complications, Ministers and Members of Parliament generally do not anticipate a serious extension of the railway trouble. It is believed the Premier is summoning a new conference of owners and miners to meet him at Chequers next week with a view to discussing fresh proposals.

The Aquitania took 2,600 passengers, including thirteen babies, and the complement of 644 stewards complete. The majority were unionists, only 150 volunteers being required.

It is unlikely that there will be an extension of the industrial trouble during the week-end. It is stated that the Premier has invited the coalowners and minors to a fresh conference at Chequers, after Whitsuntide, when he has finished entertaining Prince Hirohito. Meanwhile coal is being moved from ports to industrial centres without a hitch.

London, May 15.

A dramatic change bus occurred in the coal situation. It appears that the transport workers and railway men are re-asserting theircom- monsense and recognising that public feeling on the question of a stranglehold of the nation is strongly against them. Mr. Frank Hodges declared that the psychological moment for Triple Alliance action had gone and said the best aid they could give the miners was

funds. Mr. Cramp, moreover, eased the situation by the instruction of payment of full wages for the suspended railway men. The Greenwich Power Station workers struck hoping to paralyse South London Tramways, which were not stopped owing to the assistance of officials and volunteers.

CROWN PRINCE OF JAPAN.

London, May 14, Accompanied by Prince Kanin and Baron Chinda, Prince Hirohito paid an interesting visit to Oxford University, where he inspected the Colleges, playing fields and rowing practice, and was enthusiastically greeted by the crowds. He returned to London in the evening.

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London, May 15.

SENSATIONAL OPIUM TRIAL.

Shanghai, May 16, Following the arrest of a Chinese

Mr. Lloyd George is spending the week-end at Chequers, where he of opinto last Sunday,entertains a party to meet Prince Hirohito. Italian interests were insisted upon Prince Hirohito this morning inspected a large gathering of upon the defendant was remanded and later stated through Baron Chinda that when he returned to at the hearing on Monday. There. Boy Scouts at Cranford. He was keenly interested in the exercises to the Italian Assessor. Yesterday Japan he would tell the Japanese Boy Scouts of his practical exper- tria] на Italian lence of English Boy Scouts, and he hoped this would help them to natned Jovino jumped up in Court develop similarly ns the English Scouts. and claimed the opium. Deepito

JUST received a large Consignment of (1) LACTOGEN the most digestive food for Infants which keeps good in quality during Hot Weather: (2) LACTOSE (Milk Sugar) for sweetening the foods of Infants and Dyspoptics; (3) MILFORD-McGRATH FLUID doring the INSECTICIDE the Best Fluid for destroying Fleas, Mosquitoes, Bugs, Flies and all other Insect Pests in Summer days; and (4) JOHN CAHILL'S GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELLA SOAPS for keeping everything clean in Houses.

PRICES are Very Moderate.

cordially invited,

Inspection and Enquiries are

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嚴理代糖粉奶牛

SHIU FUNG TAI & CO.

ole Agons for Hongkong and South Chins.

47 and 49 Cauaught Road Central, Honzkong.

Telephone No. 1289.

Prince Hirohito, who was delighted with the reception accord- lack of substantiation the Italiani ed him along the country roads, then motored to the Premier's re- Assonsor dismissed the chargesidence at Chequers, where he was received by Mr. Lloyd George at against the Chinese and ordered the main entrance and lunched with the Lloyd Georges and a large the opium to be turned over to party. Juvino. The police refused to accede, The Chinevo Assessor sitting with the Italian AsKOGBOR Ferrajalo decided that only defen- dant was dismissed. The Police are taking up the case through the Consula.

SOUTH OF IRELAND PARLIAMENT.

London, May 14.

The elections for the South of Ireland, Farliament have been completed and resulted in the unopposed return of 124 Republicans and four Conservatives.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

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DARING SINN FEINERS.

London, May 14 Rebels in Dublin captured an armoured car proceeding to Mountjoy Prison, after a fight in which one soldier was killed and one wounded. Subsequently the car appeared at Mountjoy and was admitted. The occupants, uniformed as British officers, produced documents and took Mr. Griffith, the Sinn Fein Vice-President, and four other Sinn Feiners from their cells; but were forced to abandon the prisoners at the barrier and bolt for the car, in which, they escaped amid a hail of bullets. The car. was afterwards· found abandoned on the Howth, road. It is reported that the Governor and his assistant were bound after the documents had been produced. Outrages In London.

London, May 15.

The News of the World reports a number of outrages in London last night, apparently organised by Sinn Fein. Masked and armed men were concerned. All the miscreants escaped. For example, three youths armed with revolvers entered a house at Catford, fired. at and wounded a man and his wife, not seriously, and escaped on bicycles. Four mer called at a house at Shepherd's Bush, asked a man who was who in Ireland and fired, wounded the occupier. Several armed men forced an entrance into a house at. Tooting, springled petrol and set fire to the place. The Fire Brigade extinguished the flames, but the damage is serious.

BYE-ELECTION.

London, May 14:

The bye-election at Penrith resulted as follows: Major General Sir Henry Cecil Lowther, Coalition Unionist (brother of the ex-Speaker), 7,678.

Mr. Collison, Independent Liberal, 7,647. Coalition Unionist majority 31,

The seat has been unopposed since 1895.

Mr. Thomas Lloyd, Coalitionist, was returned unopposed for Abingdon,

A NEW PEER.

London, May 14. Mr. A. II. Illingworth, formerly Postmaster General, has been raised to the Peerage.

THE DAVIS CUP.

Bombay, May 14) Shimidzu bas arranged to play for Japan in the Davis Cup Compétition and sails for America on May 21st.