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"WOOLLIES"

THE cooler evenings make Woollie "an: ORSET=" tial garment Bitra warmth is desirable especially when travelling on the Farry, up in the Peak Tram or in a Car, yet the "nip" in the air does not call for an Overcoat.

Plaia Canary. Fawn, Blue, Gray, Loral and mixiwes, also faazy, thoch designa

A very attractive assortment at prices ranging from 58.50, $17.30 up to $35.80

MACKINTOSH

& CO. LTD.

MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS Alandia Bg.

Bes Forks, Boud

CAMERA NEWS.

The Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

GRILL ROOMS

THE · DANSANTS

will be held each

MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, & FRIDAY

UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

DANCING 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Admission $1.00 ( Exclusive of Refreshments)

DINNER DANSANTS NIGHTLY

(Sundays Excepted)

JAZZ ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE DANCING from 8 p.m.

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

DINNER

DANSANTS

will be held cach

WEDNESDAY. & SATURDAY

SUNDAYS

An Orchestra will be in ATTENDANCE during TIFFIN and TEA.

This relay team, the Meadowbrooks of Philadelphia, has just established a new 4-10- yard record for girls. They did the distance in 3-4-1.

E. HING & CO.

SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIPCHANNDLERS &

HARDWARE MERCHANTS.

Central,

PHONE CENTRAL No. 1LIO. 25, WING WOO ST.

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Glaxo

The Super-Bilh

"Builds Bonnie Babies"

the safest, purest form of milk

for every milk purpose,

Ask your Chemist to show you the Glaze Fouder, Úse Fonda Baby Khoc bast,

propriators: Jough Nathan & Co., Limited, London & New Zealand,

The Yokohama Maru was the first relief vessel to leave America for Japan. It was loaded with 100,000 pounds of provisions, mostly rice. Photo shows vessel being loaded at Seattle.

Savon U. S. destroyers piled upon the rocks at Point Arguello, near Santa Barbara, on the night of Sept, 8. in a heavy fog. This picture shows in the immediate foreground, the mast and charthouse of the Delphi, squadron flagship, which was first to crash and behind which the other six ships, running under speed, piled up. Behind the Delphi Is the capsized bulk of the Young. The Chauncey and a wister slip can be seen grounded on the farther point.

Dr. T. A. Jagger, volcano expert of the U. S. Weather Bureau, who has been conduct- ing observations in Hawaii, has been sent to Tokyo, to assist Dr. Omori, director of the Japanese Earthquake Com- mission.

The engineer and firemen were killed and a score of passengers injured when this trais bound from Fall River to Boston was wrecked at Readville,

Ralph Stevens, New York doll importer, has papered this office with German money of a total value of 36,000,000 markan Before the war they would have been worth about nine million dollars ( gold )..