1930-09-30 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1930.

OBVIOUSLY, with Autumn in the air, pyjamas are due for reconsideration. The light cotton of Summer gives way to the little heavier poplin or light weight taffeta and wool,

This season, pyjamas are

more colourful. What

a chance to indulge in a

little brightness - give rein

to fancy-just as we, ob

our part, have been fancy

free on your behalf in the

matter of colour variety

and fine fabrics.

The last big wild horse roundup, in which more than 500 ware moved from the Orogon- Novads libe to Bend Oro, across the Central Oregon desert. Puro shown the drivo progressing across the desert.

Times

Bicant ritish army manoeuvrer. Our picture shows one of the large tanks.

of the Northland forces well camouflaged in woodland scenery,

copyright).

ware

Private and government -boats and aircraft

prossed into search for Mr. Van Lear Black, right, wealthy Baltimore publisher - and aviation enthusiast, who mysteriously disappeared from his yacht Sabale, pic- tured above, off the Jersey coast. He was last seen sitting on the railing of the boat and it was believed that he fall overboard in a heavy swell. Mr. Black had-flown more than 125,900 mila in all parts of the world as A passenger in his own and other planes, and paid a visit to Hongkong.

BATH ROBES DRESSING GOWNS.

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or

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Another picture illustrating two-man tanks" on the move. (Times copyright

Only its tail visible above the roof-top, this plane, pilot- ed by a student flyer, crashed into the Central High School building at Har risburg, Pa., in full view of 50,000 persons gathered for ceremonies dedicating a bridge. Pilo Bernard Woutersz and his passenger. Morris Bowman of New Holland, Pa, were removed critically injured from the wreckage.

PERMANENT WAVING

New Process NATURAL WAVES CURLY ENDS.

-TESTER BEAUTY PARLOR

Eamally Building

Side Entrance, Ground Floor. Tel. 22103.

For the Beat LOCAL VIEWS

and

PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS

Go To MEE CHEUNG »

Studio. Ice House St

7,Branch Beaconsfield Arcade

On a pilgrimage to the Cemetery of Duc Corners, at Loos. France, Mr. Rudyard Kipling is shown here as he searched among the tombe for the grave of his son, an officer in the Irish Guards who was killed, in action during the World War. A. monument to British war

day of the famous English author's visit.

War in "Militaria," between Guildford and Aldershot on the south and Ascot on the north. Our picture shows one of the dead wall dedicated on the

mechanized artillery units, :(Times Copyright).

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