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THE - HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923,

CAMERA NEWS.

FOR EVENING WEAR

Black and White Ties

Name Chapt

White Gloves

White Scarves

Black Silk Socks.

per pair $2.50, 54.00, $7.50

White Dress Waistcoats.

each $7.50, $9.50, $10.50

Dress Shirts, stiffor pleated.

each $8.50, $8.50

"Summit" Collars, quarter sizes per, dozen $7.00, all shapes

Patent Leather Shoes or Pumps

por pair 514.50

All of the newest and is the best taste

MACKINTOSH

& CO. LTD.

Men's Wear Specialists Alexandra Bag. Des Voeux Road

NEW GOWNS

TEA FROCKS

EVENING GOWNS

EVENING GLOVES

CHAMOIS GLOVES

MADELEINE PEARSON

St George's Building.

Next Cafe Wiraman. P.O. Box 530., Telephone 2313.

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This Cleveland horse was a bit too sure of himself while treading the plank shown in the picture and toppled over the rail on to a pile of lumber. Police manned block and tackle lifeboats-and pulled him from his predicament.

The Columbia, America's entry in the International Fishermen's race at Halifax, Nova

Scotia.

A balanced tyre is as strong in all parts as in any one pat

Royal Card Tyres are balanced tyres

United States Rubber Co. (5.A.) Ltd

Stocks held by the

THE HONGKONG HOTEL

JARACE

Royal Cord

A Dominion Tyre

The HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS LTD.

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Niels Bukh, & noted Finnish gymnast, and two of his

pupils.

Just Received

FLEISHER'S

Wool Knitting Yarn Pure "Silkanwool" Knitting Yarn in all colours. Price Reasonable.

Ladies, Gents &

Children's

Soft Felt Hats

EVERY ONE IN

Different Styles & Colour. Call & See Them

AT

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Otto Kahn (left), American banker, went to Europe. recently to confer with two Hungarian financiers shown in the photo with bim-9, Kraus is in centre und Baron Popper, right.

Lord Onslow, Minister of Health, whose proposal to reduce fees almost culmin- ated in a strike of panel doctors.

Hugo Stinnas, Jr, and his wife. The young couple are

in New York, having arrived on the Resolute,

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Desolation and ruin were left behind when a terrific windstorm struck Nebraska and gut a wide swath of destruction through the state. Photo shows one of the hardest hit sections where many roof tops were cleayed off as though by a giant sickle,: