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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, JULY 1. 1926.

CLEARANCE

A GREAT BIG MONEY-SAVING

EVENT!

SALE!

WHITEAWAY'S

ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE

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WILL COMMENCE ON Tuesday, August 3rd.

and will continue until Saturday, September 4th. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR

$500,000 WORTH OF GOODS AT SALE PRICES

Owing to the Boycott and resulting dull business, our Stock has accumulated beyond the limit allowed by the Directors of the Company, THIS STOCK HAS TO GO

Bargains in:

REGARDLESS OF COST

GENTS GOODS, SHIRTS, TIES SOCKS PYJAMAS Etc. Etc.,

Bargains in:-

MILLINERY, DRESSES, BATHING COSTUMES CORSETS Etc., Etc, Bargains in:-

DRESS MATERIALS, VOILES, FLANNELS, LONGCLOTHS, MOROCAINS Etc., Etc., Bargains in

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RIBBONS, LACES, COLLARETTES, TRIMMINGS, HOSE, HANDKERCHIEFS Ete., Etc., Bargains in:-

STATIONERY, SOAPS, PHOTO FRAMES, PERFUMES, TOYS & GAMES Etc., Ete., Bargains in:-

CRETONNES, TABLE CLOTHS, SHEETS, TOWELS, HOUSEHOLD LINEN Ete., Etc., Bargains in:—

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HARDWARE, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ICE CROCKS, ICE CHESTS Etc., Etc.,

REDUCTIONS 15% to 50%

See Windows. Call Early for First Choice

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & Co., Ltd.

HONGKONG.

TO KITCHENER OF KHARTOUM-The Prints.of Wales, in uniform, unveiling in the Horse Guards parade, London, a statue of Lord Kitchener designed by Jolm Twood. The figuro is of horole size and symbolizes the simplicity and power of the groat soldier.

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"HOLY CARPET" GOES TO MECCA.-Horo is the canopy containing the "Holy Carpot" of Cairo, carefully guarded while being carried to Mecca by devout Moham medans. The cloth coverings for the carpet are embraider- ed in gold and the procession as it passed through "Egypt and Arahit was an object of deep reverence.

LIBERTY BELL-A giant replica of the Liberty Bell was the centre of attraction at the sesqui-centennial colebration in Philadelphia.

END OF GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Joss Swaotser of New York, the first native American to win the British amateur championship, shown at the finish of his march with Robert Scott, of England, on the Muirfield, Scotland; course, Sweetser won the match by ono stroke, 78 to 77 Photo shows Sweetser watching Scott putt.