1930-05-21 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1930.

Personalities at Shanghai Racos-Upper left. Mrs. J. T. Ford (at left of group), Mr. W. M. Reeves and Mrs. E. Maitland. Upper right. A glimpse of some of the varied outfits seen on Champions Day. Bottom left. Further touches of colour wore added by the silks worn by Chinese ladies. Middle bottom. Mrs. M. Speelman, in a smart silk ensemble, Mr. J. E. Lemiere and Mr. W. R. McBain. Bottom right. Mrs. J. E. Lamiere (left) in georgette and French lace.

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It was a amart picture of horsemanship and style that these Washington debutantes made as they rehearsed at Fort Myer, Va., for the Annual Society. Circus.

Above. A new type of motor glider. Below. Lieut. Col. Barker

of Canada was killed when this plane crashed. ›

K

The ordinary system of stock sizes and fittings is out of date now that people have become more particular about fit. For only perfect fit can give perfect foot.comfort.

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So the makers of K introduced their new famous "Plus fittings shoes with the heel-parts one fitting narrower than the foreparts (see illustration.) "Now if your foot is slim at the ankle you

will be able to get a K shoe that fits closely at the heel yet allows ample freedom for the toes. It's the extra comfort and the extra smartness which have made K" Plus Filling Shoes, SO popular.

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NEW STOCKS OF K SHOES IN BLACK and TẦN.

Mackintosh's

RAINCOATS

IN THE LATEST STYLES

VERY LIGHT WEIGHI

FOR SUMMER WEAR $9.75 to $12.50

ART SILK RAINCOATS $12.75

CHILDREN'S COATS WITH CAPS $6.50

All Excellent Value

ELITE STYLES

A. P. C. Building.

Tel. 22432.

Smart Summer Frocks

at

Rolande Sarrault

Pedder Building.

3rd Floor.

Tel. 22252.

Whiteaways

WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW 6 CO LTD. J

LADIES' SUMMER VESTS, UNBEATABLE VALUE

THE

PATRICIA

THE

PATRICIA

VEST A fine ribbed Cotton Vest

BLASTIC 7

for Summer wear.

No

Sleeves. New Stock in all.

sizes.

NOTE

BRAND

WHITEAWAYS

STANDARD

VALUES.

THE

PRICE

50 cts. each.

LADIES' OUTFITTING DEPT.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

HONG KONG,

Top centre photograph shows the field negotiating the jump in front of the stands frst time around in the Grand National Steeplechase at Shanghai. Top right photo shows Wardle, the winner, being led into the paddock by his owner, Mr. Matsumoto, Royal Bee, winner of the Bub-Griffins Champions, is shown at the top left being led after the race. Inset shows Townsley of the U. S. Marines, who broke the Shanghai 400 metres record in the dual competition at Pioneer Field. Bottom right photo shows finish of century, which was also won by Townsley, Miss Bernard, winner of the 100 metres event for girls, is

shown in the bottom left picture..

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