1921-08-27 — Page 2

NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY.

AUGUST 27, 192

AUTUMN COSTUMES IN BRICK

L&C HARDTMUTH'S

KOH-I-NOOR

LOFT NOORX

THE

PERFECT PENCIL

Is your pencil a

KOH-I-NOOR

or only an imitation ?

Tikis famous pencil is sold by

BOƯTH CHINA MORNING POST. LTD.

» WYNDHAM STREST.

E. HING & CO.

AHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIPCHANDLERS AND

HARDWARE MERCHANTS.

PHONE NU, TEES.

25, WING WOO ST. CENTRAL.

PORCELAIN LINED

BATHS.

Sizes 446

566

with nickel plated Hot & Cold Taps,

& fittings

ENQUIRIES INVITED.

C. E. WARREN & CO. LIMITED.

30-32 Des Voeux Rd.

x

PUBLISHED ANNUALLY.

2

JUST UNPACKING,

THE

LONDON DIRECTORY

Will Provincial & Foreign Sections

MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS

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EXPORT MERCHANTS

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THE LONDON DIRECTORY CO., LTD.,

Abbur hair, Louhou P,10A,

England.

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SELF-TONING PAPERS.

All kinds of Photo Supplies

CHEAP SALE.

MEE CHEUNG

Ice House Street,

MEE FONG

HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER Old Supreme Court Building

Special Department for Develop ping Printing for Amateurs and Enlarging & Framing.

A. TACK & CO.

The Largest Photo-Supplies in the Colony.

METALS DEVELOPING AND PRINTING

of all kinds, especially for ship- building and engineering works. Complete stock, Best Immediate delivery.

terms.

SINGDN & 60,

(Established A. D 1380) HING LUNG ST. Phone 515

GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED,

PORTLAND CEMENT.

In Casks of 375 lbs. net.

In Bags of 250 lbs. net.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

General Managers.

Hongkong.

UNDERTAKEN.

26, DES VIEUX HOAD. CESTRAL.

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THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION No. THERAPION No. 2 THERAPION No. 3

So, i to Bladder Catwech, No. 2 het BowÌ££

Sold by Lending Chemiste tien in Entlar I .. Br. LeClers Hes. Co. Haresence Reali AWS brades, The Time Mars (9) Therspoon iven the fort, stamp Aliked Lamun paniere,

BY MARIAN HALE

The aptuma street costuma is of brickwool valour trimmed in bands of skunk. The slim straight-lined model with its buttons of the "hok velour' and' the sash effect caught with fur at the sides, has a most original cut of the skirt. This is a decided up ward curve at the front and back, Two rows of skunk accentuate this novelskirt effect. The same "curved points" also mark the larga bellshaped sleeves. The

'choker" collar is of skunk.

The hat is round-almost a large sailor except that it is slightly turned up in front and is outlined with jet. A large jet drip falls from beneath the brim almost to the shoulder. Nothing more chic than this

brick combination of

velour and skunk has been seen in the autumn fashions, so far. The shortest models will be nina inches from the ground. Of course, many of them will be longer but nothing can pass the nine-inch limit. Eight and seven inches from the ground is to be the pro- per length, according to author- ities.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 11

DAIL EIREANN'S REPLY.

London, Aug. 26.

The official reply of Dall Eireann unanimously rejects the British offer of Dominion status for Ireland and says that it refuses powerful neighbour coveting to subordinate independence to a territory for military advantages. Dail Eireant declares that peace is attainable on the basis of a principle of government by the consent of the governed and Dail Eireann is ready to appoint representatives to negotiate such peace.

The reply goes on to say: "We sought not war, we do not seek war, but if war is made upon is we must and shall defend ourselves. We long to end the conflict between Britain and Ireland. If your Government is determined to impose its will by the age of force and before negotiation to insist on conditions involving the surrender of our whole national position and make negotiation a mockery, the responsibility for the continuance of the conflict rests with you."

GRAVE NEWS FROM INDIA.

London, Aug. 25.

fanatical Grave news comes from Southern India where a Mabommedan clan, the Moplabs, is in open rebellion. The following Tirur captured the sub- is official: A mob of ten thousand st magistrate, a police inspector and two soldiers whose fate is unknown. The office was burned down. The district magistrate abandoned Tirurangadi and thirty Leinsters, with twenty special polico, are holding Melapura and appealing for assistance which hitherto has not been forthcoming. The railways and telegraphs westward of Shoranur are damaged. The situation at Calicut is eritical. Women and children are sheltering in the barracks. The warship Comus has been despatched to Calicut. The 2nd. Dorsets are proceeding to Podanur and artillery are following later. It is reported that losting and excesses are occurring at Calicut and the Europeana have gone to the West Hill. It is estimated that the Moplab casualties are between five and seven hundred killed.

Calicut is the seaport of Malabar, Madras Presidency.)

AMERICA AND GERMANY.

Derlin, Aug. 21 The Peace Treaty between the United States and Germany has bren sigard.

The Treaty consists of three Articles and reproduces the United States Congressional resolution of 2nd July, 1921. Germany under- takes to grant all rights to reparations indicated in the resolution and the Treaty of Versailles while America is not bound by Part One of the Versailles Treaty nor its references to the League of Nations

London, Aug. 26.

The proceedings at the signing of the German-American peace agreement in Berlin scarcely lasted ten minutes. Mr. Dresel, the American-Charge d'Affaires and Dr. Rosen, the Foreign Minister, were the signatories,

DOINGS OF THE DUFFS

MACKINTOSH'S

SALE

August 27th to September 3rd.

All good stock but broken ranges and oddments at Season's Prices. Numerous considerably below

other bargains. Shop early to avoid disappointment.

"LUXITE" LUSTERISED

LISLE SOCKS

All plain colours.

51.00 per pair.

6 pairs for $5.50

Season's Price $1.50 pair.

FANCY

SHIRTS

Oddments in Fancy Striped Shirts. Only limited stock

$2.50 each.

Season's Price

$4.50 to $7.50 each.

SELF-COLOURED BOW TIES Large selection of Salf- Silk Poplin, Crepe and Barathea Bat Bow Ties,

95 cons

each.

Season's Price $1.50 each.

Special clearance lines of Boots, Shoes, Socks, etc. See count** 3.

WHITE

FELT HATS

Tennis

Ideal for

and Picnics.

$3.75 each!

All sizes 6 to 74

Season's Price $5.75 each.

20%

OFF ALL

"PALM

BEACH" CLOTHES

WHITE CASHMERE SOCKS

Morley's and "Viyella"

$1.85 per pair.

6 pairs for $10.50

Season's Price $3.00 pair.

Oddments in Raincoats, Dressing Gowns, Cotton Jackets, etc. See counters.

GREY FLANNEL

TROUSERS

London Tailor Made, Lates: Style, Smart Cut and Ginish.

$14.00 pair.

Season's Price $17.50 pair.

FANCY SILK OPEN-END TIES

Large Selection of Fancy Brocaded, Striped and Knit Ties,

From $1.50 each.

Season's Prices

$2.50 to $4.50 each.

ENGLISH-

MADE WHITE

TOPEES

$9.50 each.

Season's Price $11.50.

MACKINTOSH & CO., LTD.

Men's Wear Specialists.

16 Des Voeux Road.

R.38 DISASTER.

London, Aug. 26.

Telephone 29,

WHAT IS EYESTRAIN?

The eye has certain tiny mus-

An official Court of Enquiry to investigate the airship accident, jeles. When objects we look at will meet at Fowden on August 27th, under the presidency of Air Vice-Marshal Sir J. M. Salmond and will include a United States naval representative. An unsuccessful effort was made at low tide last night to shift the wreckage and release the bodies which it is very probable are entombed beneath. A crane will be installed for the purpose. It is now believed fifty-one were aboard, making the death roll forty-six.

Later."

י

The official enquiry into the K28 disaster to-morrow will be held in private.

CHOLERA RAGING IN RUSSIA.

Helsingfors, Aug. 26. Russian official statistics show that there have been 78,011 cases of cholera registered in Russia since January this year.

(Continual res panie J.)

It Didn't Take Tom Long to Change His Mind

do not come up to a sharp focus in the eye, these muscles exert themselves unduly and enable us toseeclearly inspite of the defect. These muscles tire and relax causing the objects looked at to become-blurred and indistinct. Upon closing the eyes for a few seconds the muscles become more or lesa rested and objects aro clear again for a brief period. Properly 6tted glasses correct Jeyestrain, whether caused by fastigmatism or age. The Hong- kong Optical Co. Successors to Clark & Co. Manufacturing and Refracting Opticians, 53, Queen's Road Central, have the equip ment to fit your glasses properly.

BY ALLMAN

IF HELEN WANTS TO GO ON A VACATION BELIEVE I'LL LET THEM GO WITHOUT ME THIS YEAR! I'LL STAY HOME AND BATCH FT FOR A WHILE!

6. De

OH HELEN I HAVE A SUGGESTION TO OFFER ABOUT YOUR VACATION! HELEN OH HELEN! HUH,

NOBODY HOME! WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA?

TOM DEAR MRS, GREY INVITED US OUT TO A UTTLE PICNIC AND. WE MAY NOT GET HOME VERY EARLY! YOU'LL FIND. SOME COLD HAM IN THE KEBOX AND THE COFFEE POT 15

ON THE STOVE- HELEN-

LITTLE OLD HAM SANDWICH THE MORE I LOOK AT YOU, . THE MORE I'M CONVINCED

THAT MY BACHELOR IDEA" IS THE BUNK! MOT

SO GOOD! NOT SO GOOD,

MARTIN'S

PIOL & STEEL

AL PILLS

French Remedy furull fringniweitjev, Thotands of Ledire always keep a lima St Martin's Pill in the hours, so that an the Bees vigs of say irregularity of the System a timert dove may be ad- ♦ alaistered. Those who then re mead them, hence their enormous sale, All Chemists and Stores sell them throogbeat the World, or seas tree 5/-, MARTIS, Chamist, Southampton. Ing.

MARTIN'S

A

PIOL & STEEL PILLS

1 for Lifes