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13th ANNIVERSARY SALE

FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY

GIFTS

FOR

Sweethearts Friends Sisters

Brothers Parents

Below are just a few of the

hundreds of items which

save you money.

7 pc. Tea Sets

$1.50

Tray Cloths (4)

$1,00

Doylies (dos)...

SL.00

3 pe Underwear Sets

$14 00

$5,00

3 po Pyjama & Coat $15 00 2 pc. Pajamas

Lad ee Hats from U.S. $6 00 Ladies' Emb. Slippers $1,00 Novelties for X'mas. Ladies' Shoes from Italy.

THE HUNT IS OVER!

The sorious buyer who is looking for the finest possi- ble footwear at reasonable prices stops at —

SWATOW WENG

LEE CO.

52. Nath in Road, Kowloon.

a

We have tailor from Shanghai who makes up silk dresses beautifully, and sup plies any kind of fur

NEW

The Jade Tree Inc. Peninsula Motel Arcade

KOWLOON.

SHIPMENT

of

LINGERIE

PYJAMA

PANTICS

BRIDGE SETS

la PTRIS SILE

BROOAD and CHIFFON

METALS

of all kinds especially for ship building and engineering work Complete stock Best Forms, Immediate delivery.

SINGON & CO..

ESTABLISHED A. D. 1880.

Telephone: 20515,

HINY

LUNG S

SHAMEEN

PEINTING PRESS

AGENTS. FOR The

Hongkong Telegraph. ·

- TOWHOM ALL LOCAL ENQUIRIES SHOULD RE ADDRESSED,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1930.

BIG SAVINGS

PRINTED GEORGETTE

and CREPE de CHINE

PLAIN SPUN CREPE Georgette and Crepe de Chine

EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD

REMOVAL SALE

CREPE de CHINE

3 Pcs. UNDERWEAR

HOURI COATS and KIMONOS

BRIDGE COATS and SHAWLS

WEN'S PYJAMAS and SHIRTS

KAYSER and HOLE PROOF Hosiery, 47 Shades

TAJMAHAL SILK STORE

CALL EARLY !

CINEMA NOTES.

"DEVIL-MAY-CARE" COMING ON SUNDAY.

While "Devil-May-Care," Ramon Navarro's new M-G-31 taking p.e- ture

on Sunday at the

opening

Le purposes, it will carry down to.

moments of history.

5-Wyndham Street

BEST BARGAINS Go FIRST !

FOUNDING A COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.

SOLDIERS BLAMED FOR ROW.

GIFT BY AN AMERICAN CAPITALIST.

New York, Nov. 12.

A

not

FILM STAR'S MOTHER.

DEATH OF MRS. SEM WONG IN LOS ANGELES.

Los Angeles, Nov. 12. Mrs.

a motor car and killed-Reuter's Sem Wong, mother of Anna May Wong,

the famous Chinese film star, was struck by American Service.

FINED FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN CAFE. Commenting that he was Mr. Edward Hurley, the well-satisfied that the accused Queen's, was made mainly for roman known capitalist, has contributed telling the truth when they sait were posterity a picture one of the great $200,000 to found an erect

Lonege of Foreign and Domestic they had been attacked, Mr. E. S. The

great scene when the Council Commerce at Notre Dame Univer-1

Williams, P.M., investigating the of Alles met and read the formal sly, indiana, for the abdication of Napoleon Bonaparte, of furthering world trade.

purpose affair which occurred at the On has been filmed with fidelity 0 14 ts

Lok Yuen Cafe at Queen's Road manded in military custody since

Defendants, who had been by Director Sidney Franklin. Also

The couege will educate young Central on Saturday night, yes the last hearing on Monday, were the action is presented covering the men in courses designed to train terday afternoon, convicted Ple. ordered to pay, each, a fine of $25, banishment of Bonaparte to the island specialists in the theory and, Finneram of Elba.

and Pte. Gallagher, in addition to a further practice of the international

ex-both of the 2nd Battalion of the their respective shares for the $10 as banishment, and the subae- enange of goods and services. Argyll and Sutherland High- damage done to property in the quent imprisoning of

landers, of disorderly conduct. Cafe.

This

Napoleon's Reuter's American Service.

fieutenants, provides the excuse for

the plot of "Devil-May-Care," adapt- ed by Richard Schayer, Hans Kraiy

and Zelda Scars from the French play Boat," Dan Healy and the one and by Scribe and Legouve

only Rudy Vallee.

Novarro, a Bonapartist Eeutenant, Produced on a grand scale, with capes from the guns of an exceu- several scenes of a Ziegfeld first tion squad und finds refuge in the right photographed in natural colours, chateau of a livery of a

the Countess, This Intest Paramount picture Attired in the

possesses all those ingredients that servant, Novacro plays out a novel make for gay, delightful entertain- love sta

story with the leading woman of pent. There are songs, dances, the piece, the dainty Dorothy Jordan talented choruses and much beauty in of dozens of musical comedies,

the settings. And then there * hiso Napoleon' abdication, lovely Al A romance which Mary Eaton, Olive berzina Rasch ballet number in the Shea, a beautiful newcomer to the screen. and Edward: Crandali. a recent recruit from the legitimate stage,

"Gardens of Ponta nel enn." film-d

a par-

technicolour, and Bonaparte's return take care of in charming fashion. from Elba are inter dies throughout this love story. William Humphrey

Mary Eaton sings "There Must Be plays Napoleon, and other supporting ticularly tuneful nu ber that pro

Somebody Waiting For Mc rules are played by Marion Harr, mures to be one of the hits of the John Miljan and George Davis:

epson. Helen Morran sings "What Wouldn't I Do For That Man?" As the title infers it is a typical Helen "Glorifying the American Girl" Moren nur and dist famos umber that suits her to the Paramount's all-talking, singing and

proverbial dancing musical extravaganza, pro- median, Edife Canter, makes merry duced under the personal supervision in one of the most hilarious skits yet of Florenz Ziegfeld, will be presented soon on the screen.

To-day's Attraction at the Central.

at the Central Theatre n-day. Hand. Millard Webb directed "Glorifying ing o cast of New York musicnt the American Girl" from an original comedy favourites are Mary Enton, story by J. P. McEvoy, the author of recently seen on the audible screen the well-known "Show Girl." The with the Marx Brothers in "The ricture's music was composed by Cocoanuta. Eddie Cantor, Helen Walter Donaldson, Irving Berlin and Morgan, the star of the original "Show Dave Stamper.

Shoes!______

For all occasions we can offer a very wide selec- tion, for we proudly claim, and jus ly so, that our Range is unexcelled in the Colony.

Many new, modles now being shown.

GORDON'S

KAYAMALLY BUILDING.

re-

10

18

119

$24

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Дегося

1 This

weight.

message carries

little

9 Ore sees through this at a

glance.

10 The kind of garment to keep a

Welshman warm.

11 A kind of stiffening found in

charts.

19 Composed of lines.

14 This duck doesn't settle up.

15 Give this man his cue and he

will do wonders.

10 Shirts and silk hats require to

be thus treated.

18 A fur-bearing animal of North

America,

21 A disease.

21 Anew

26 These may be white, black, red

or yellow..

*30

It

takes a man to be this, though

a woman has been so called.

31 One must close one's eyes here.

32 A low fellow.

33 Loutish.

34 An entrance between identical.

ends shows ostentatiously.

35 "Deer bolts" (anag.).

..

Down

2 This tree yields gum arabic. 3 A perennial topic of the old.

time music hall.

4 A flock of geese which, by the alteration of a letter, becomes prominent.

5 A little ring belonging, per- haps, to the girl you give power to.

6 It seems to be a suitable bever..

age for this railway worker.

7 A passage that will fill

rapturous delight.

8 "Held a cart" (anag).

you

with

11 He may come after gold, silver

or copper.

13 A Londen club.

17 Before this one should have an

appetite, and after it with the syllables transposed-the bata- Inan may have to retire.

19 Campanological music.

20 This clue may be a good deal of

a bother-it isn't really this one

4

at

all.

22 Is indebted.

23 The cowboy's mount.

25 This covering holds heat.

27 American carnons.

28 A shelf runs nearly the whole

length of this vehicle.

29 A girl's name.

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SAFEGUARD YOURSELF

AGAINST

FINANCIAL LOSS

THROUGH

ACCIDENT & SICKNESS BY A POLICY

WITH

CHINA UNDERWRITERS, LTD.

Hongkong Bank Building, 4a Des Vœux Road Central. HONGKONG.

Tel. 28121.

BEAUTIFULLY BOXED IN A BOUNTIFUL WAY WILLARD'S

Forkdipf

CHOCOLATES

made in Canada.

Obtainable at:--

The Colonial Dispensary

13, Queen's Road Central;

TEL. No. 21877.

DON'T TAKE

CHANCES

WITH YOUR SNAPS, FOR THAT OPPOR- TUNITY MAY NEVERY COME AG IN.

*BAREMEMBER

That a film can be correctly developed

, but unce

We solicit a trial

You will be satisfied with the results.

THE PHARMACY

(FLETCHER & CO., LTD.) Aijauc Bunding. Tel. 20315, 26, Queen's Road.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

THAT WAS MORE FUN THAN I THOUGHT IT. WOULD BE FRECKLES... WHAT DID YOU SAY?

--- I CANT HEAR YOU....

MY EARS ARE ROARING SO!!

I SAY, THERE COMES A STRANGE PLANE-WONDER IF IT'S GOING

LAND AT OUR NAPORT

22

HES A STRANGER ALL RIGHT- FLYIN' RIGHT BY, TOO!

YOU DON'T SUPPOSE IT MIGHT BE LINDBERGH-

WHAT IS HIS NUMBER

Headed West!

I CAN MAKE OUT MEXICANA ON THE LOWER

WING!

“YOU SÜRE HANÉ. GOOD EYES, FRECKLES

SRES A MEXICAN

SHIP

WONDER WHERE SHE'S

•HEADED FOR?

“AS STOP WORRYİKİ' « ONER AN AIRPLANE → GMON, LES 60 AN' ASK IF YOU CAN GO WITH ME TO MY UNCLE CLEMS

* RANGI 21--

By Blosser

BUT, GEE! THAT PLANE'S SORTA GOT MY GOAT -I WONDER***

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