1931-01-26 — Page 3

GWANGELIN

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JANUARY 26,

1931.

Photus showing the sinking of the yacht Eola, which sank off the Guadeltipps recently. Bottom shows rescuers arriving

Blazing rains of a chemical concorn at Jersey City, N. J. where serious explosions accurred.

SOCKS

Your attire, broadly speaking, is built on a found. ation of sock. There's a lot of real comfort or otherwise in a pair of socks....not necessarily physical comfort.

Let them, your socks, fit your feet like gloves do your hands. Let them be unostentatious, but still sufficiently obvious to proclaim themselves na good socks. If they are good socks. If, in short, they are our socks.

There's not a cheap-looking sock among all we have to show you... and we can still surprise you pleasantly with the price we ask.

Mackintosh's

SALE

for a few more days

Photo taken during the proceedings at the Moscow “conspiracy trial" showing Ramzin' and Laricheff facing their 'judges." Sentenced to douth, com- mutation was de'nyed only 24 hours.

King Carol riding in State through Bucharest, accompanied by Crown Prince Michael, to opon the Ramanian Parliament.

Binclair Lowis is shown abovo when leaving for Stockolm to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature, the first American

no honoured.

5.

Major-General Summeraf taking leave on rosigning as

Chief of Staff, U. S. Army."

Baron Jean Pellones and his brido, Miss Frances Kiar, of Pittsburgh. The bridegroom is an artist, and the pair mot in Paris in 1929.

J. D. Rockfeller, Jun. back

from Europe.

Eve

Kayamaliy Bldg.

Entrance Gordon's

Mezzanine Floor

Hats from

Coats from Afternoon

=

$3 $10

Dresses $15

Evening Dresses

Fur Collars

from $25

from $19.50 Cardigans & Jumpers from $4.50

Having bought at very favourable ex- change, we are offer- ing the balance of our winter stock at ex- ceptionally low prices in order to make room for Spring Goods.

WHITEAWAYS

SECOND WEEK

́OF OUR

GREAT

WINTER

SALE

Further Bargains.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.