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WE ALLOW 10% DISCOUNT FOR CASH

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925.

Explosion Kills Three People.

Mrs. Roosevelt to Join Husband.

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Wo invite the Public to call and inspect our varied stock, and compare prices,

Over half a century's reputation throughout the East as the House of Quality.

Three persons wero killed and 80 were hurt by a terrific explosion in the busement of the Laclede Gas and Light Company building at St. Louis. So great was the force of the blast, caused by bursting ammonia pipos, that sections of the sidewalk were blown up,

All Set.

Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt and her children sail on the Majostic for Europe, where the children will remain while Mrs. Roosevelt goes to the unexplored Kashmir. region of India to meet her husband, who is there with the Field Museum expedition. In Paris aho will be joined by Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. who will accompany her.

Fatal Cave-In of Railway Tunnel.

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Little Mary McLoughlin of Poughkeepsie. N. Y., was all ready for Hallowe'eu, She is holding the largest pumpkin exhibited at the agricultural show in New York. It weighs 100 pounds, and could make 75 pies.

While labourers were at work reinforcing the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad tunnel at Richmono, Va., it cavod In, trappling more than twenty mon. Rescuers have boon unable to find the bodies of six of those missing. Note the landslide offect in the hillside. above the tunnel, and the broken pavement.

When the Last Hope Failed,

Those two derricks, the Century and the Monarch, going into action six days after the submarine 6-51 sank,. are shown making their last upsuccessful pull. Both boats are owned by civilian firms, and wore hired because the U, S. Navy could not provide dorrioks of its own.

It is reported that Dr. Steri- ing Ruffin (above) and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, will marry. Mrs. Wilson and Dr. Ruffin wore at one time reported engaged.

British Minister in Strange Garb.

Many photographs of Mr. Austen Chamberlain, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, have boon printed. His ologantly groomed figuro in highly formal dress, and his monocle, are familiar to everyone. This is an unusual picture takon at his estate at Buczéxi