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NOURISHMENT in the form Baby can digest

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Stone tion: symbolical of the tre mendous importance at taching to a sound begin ning. The entire structur depends on the founda- tion: Wisdom calls a blessing on a work so well begun.

The ame principlę ap- plies in building a little body. In the first year

future

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of life you are. laying the foundation for health and happiness--for future prosperity since the race is ever to the strong. Let your Baby's. food be the finest you can procure. Will it nourish him? Can he digest it? Does it make for hardiness and strength? Is the founda- tion a happy augury for

future, health?

"The 'Allenburys, System of Infant Feeding answers all these questions satis factorily. The secret lics in the progressive grading of the Foods: No. 1, from birth to three months No. 2 from three to six- months Malted Food No. 3 onwards. In- vestigata for your own satisfaction.

Write for Booklet & Free Sample tin Baby's digestion readily *Allen- assimilates the burys Food graded to his

age.

An proof we offer frap a 4 lb. tin of Food so that you may judge for yourself. Write for it to- day, being careful to men- tion Baby's age and this We will send at paper. the same time the 'Allen- burys Book 'Infant Feed- ing and Management -- 120 pages of practical in formation and guidance for Baby's health and comfort.

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. 40 Canton Road, Shanghai.

"Allenbury's

Progassive System of Infant (Feeding

One of themost treasured possessions of friends far away is a photo of their dear ones overseas. The Ming Yuen Studio

a fitted with the most modern photographic equipment and will be pleased to show you, specimens of their work.

THE MING YUEN STUDIO (Battery Path.)

Oficial Photographers to the "H. K. Telegraph'

JEAN

VALJEAN "Truly a Cigar"

ABÀQUERIA HILIPINA

LEADING TOBACCONISTS IN THE FAR EAST"

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THE CAFE PARISIEN.

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Mr. Watson: Then you are responsible for their board at the hotel up to that date?--You.`.

His Honour. Are you willing to take them back?--Yes, if they

want to come.

THURSDAY, JULY 29,

ho was to make out a lot of his expenses from Nanking to Shang hat and then on to Hongkong and they would be paid. These were never made out however because he had been busy and had not needed the money.

He found Mr. Durand and Madame Flint very excitable: people but nothing serious oc Mr. Watson: Therefore you have curred until July 14 when he saw no allegations against them?his wife taken by the arm and propelled through the cafe to the Yos, I have. If I want to dismiss street. At 7 p.m. that evening them I have reasonable cause.,

he and his wife returned to help I put it that on July 14 you told but she refused, saying she had Mrs. Taylor she was dismissed?been dismissed by Madame Flint. Nevor. "

and was only waiting to get her.

THE RITZ CATERERS

Meal at all hours from 8 s.m. to 12.00 midnight.

You told her, you wore going letter of dismissal which Durand Now serving Special $1.00 Tiffins upstairs to write a letter of dis-had promised her... missal7--Never.

Police Court Convictions. After dismissing Mrs. Taylor you kicked her and abused her So they say but I did not.

In rospect of kicking Mrs. Tay- lor you were convicted at the Police Court?--I was.

And were bound over in re- spect of disorderly conduct and abusing Mrs. Taylor?—Yes.

I put it to you it was not pos- alble for them to work there after what happened?-1 would have the malter

gone back to make clear.

His Honour: You were employ- ing Mrs. Taylor and you were convicted of kicking her and bound over for abusing her. After that would you expect nor to continue working or not?--Yoy.

In further eross-examination witness. denied that he told Mr and Mrs. Taylor to make a list of their expenses when they arrived. He admitted that another man had been employed as manager but he had been sent away by Madame Flint after two days. That man had brought a summons him he believed.

Soon after mid-night his wife called him and said she had been sworn at by Durand and that ho had kicked her. He ran upstairs him after Durand knocked through a window, with a chair and then went out and asked the Police to arrest both himself and Durand.

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Lost His Reason.

Witness was cross-examined and admitted that with the worry and trouble he lost his reason that night but he did not think that in attacking. Durand he had acted un- reasonably.

Mrs. Taylor was called and cor- roborated her husband that Dur. and had promised them their ex- penses. On the afternoon MA damu Flint pushed her out of the Cafe and told her to go, she did not want her. She went back to ret a letter of dismissal and asked He said she could Durand for it. have 50 pages, if she liked. She did not work that evening, having been already dismissed. At 12.10 she again asked for the letter. Ho against kicked her, swore at her and told her to get out and said he would get a letter for her and her hus- band also. He left to go up and write it when her husband ran after him, crowned" him with a chair, after which Durand came running down, and when he saw Taylor after him be ran into the street.

Would Pay Passage.

Hugh- Re-examined by Mfr. Jones witness said the letter he spoke to Mrs. Taylor about was a letter informing her that she was not to look after the service bar in the Cafe.

Witness was cross-examined and Questioned by his Honour wit-denied that she had been looking ness and he was still ready to after the service bar. She only pay Mr. and Mrs. Taylor's passage made out the chits because the back to Shanghai.

clerk had been dismissed.

A Suggestion,

Madame Flint, co-partner in the Cafe Restaurant Parisien, was called and stated she had never

Mr. J. A "Cotton, assistant dismissed either Mr. or Mrs. Tay- lor. In cross-examination she manager of the Cafe, appeared on denied pushing Mrs. Taylor out of subpoena. He said he saw Dur- the restaurant, telling her she did and raise his leg as if to kick Mrs. She told Taylor but could not say if he did.: not want her any more.

e used abusive language. Dur- her to go and rest.

and told Mrs. Taylor to get out as he didn't want her and added that he would give her a latter of dis- charge.

Cross-examined witness refused

The Defendants' Case. Mr. Watson, in opening his case, said they admitted the first part of the claim but claimed a get-off of that amount which would be a defence if it was established. With regard to the latter part of the claim defendants said they were dismissed.. If they were not dismissed in terms they were en-to-day, saying

to withdraw his assertion that he heard the word "discharge" in connexion with the letter.

At this point his Honour. ad- journed the hearing until 10 a.m. he wished to

titled by the conduct of the plain-see the solicitors in chambers in tiffs to refuse to work longer.order to make a suggestion.

The contract was clearly a joint

one and notice to one was notice

to both: it was not necessary for

him to prove dismissal individual-

ly.

His Honour: You rely entirely

on the conduct, towards Mrs. Tay-

ior?

Mr. Watson: Yes.

Very Excitable;

Mr. Taylor was called. He said he and his wife arrived in Ilong. kong at 8,30 a.m. and were met by

Mr. Durand who took them at unce

to the Cafe and introduced them to

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quiry as to where they could live Burad recommended the Metropola' and told the manager there to re,

Durand told him Berve room.

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Tel. C. 460

12, Pedder Street,

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