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POLO

STICKS

We have just received

a big Consignment

OF

POLO STICKS and BALLS Please call and inspect

MAMAK & CO. 10. Peking Road, Kowloon

COMING SHORTLY TO THE KING'S.

Galore!

Titters!

Twists!

Brawlier!

UNITED

ARTISTS PICTURE

poots

Goldwyn CANTOR

"Palmy Days"

CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:

Banks,

Hongkong Banks, $1,495 R. Chartered Banks, £12 n.

Mercantile A. and B., £20 n. East Asia, $115 m;

Insurances,

Canton Ins., $1,250 m.

Union Ins., $470 n.

China Underwriters, $1 n.

China Fires, $590 n.

H.K. Fire In.. $1,195 n

Shipping.

Douglises, $27 n.

FL. K. Steamboats, $23 n, Indo-China. (Pref.) $32 n. Union Waterboats, $19% n

Mining.

Benguets, $12.25 D.

Kullans, 25/- 1.

S'hal Explorations, Tia. 2.10 n.

Rubs, $3612 M.

Docks, etc.

Kowloon Wharves, $141 h.

Whampoa Docks, $22 1).

South China Motors $10 n. Providents (old), $4.70 b.

Hongkews, Tla, 220 n.

1.

New Engineers Tls. 6 Shanghai Docks, Tla. 90% n.

Cottons,

Ewo Cotions. Tis. 14,65 b. Shangbal Cotton, Tis, 75 n. Zoon Sings Tie. 111⁄2 n.

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H. K. Hotels $13,25 b. Cum Rts. H. K. Hotels Ris, $2.50 1. H. K. Lands, ̃877 b. Shai Lands, Tls. 27 n. Humphreys $18 n. Renities, $10.90 n.

Public Utilities, Tramways, 321.10 . Punk Trams, •(old), $15.80 n. Star Ferries; $02% 11.

China Lights, $21_n.

H. K. Electrics, $721⁄2 b. Macao Electries, $211⁄2 m Telephones, $41 n.

China Buses, Tis. 16 n. Singapore Tractions, 3/- n.

Industrials

Malabons, $22 n. Canton era, $51⁄2 n. Cements (com.) $18.10 b. Ropes. $17 H.

Stores, etc.

Dairy Farms, $28.75 Watsons, $15.75 b.

Watsons Rights, $3%1⁄2 h.

Der A. Wings. $1 n.

Lane Crawfords, $5.50 n.

Mackintosh, $19 í.

Sinceres. $15% n. Powells, 33.65 an.

Miscellaneous.

Amusements, $21 b.

Entertainments (old) $14.00 . Constructions (old) $6.10 n.

S. C. Enterprises $10 8.

B. Ind. G. $ Bonds, $58% n. Loans. $312. Pron.

Constructions (new). $1.80 b. Asia Realties "A". $160 n. Asin Realties "B", 330n. Am: 0. Finance Corp., $29 n.

THE HONGKONG TELÆGRAPH. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1932.

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

Frocks for Mothers-to-be

Reflect Paris Modes

BOLERO AND SURPLICE EFFECTS ADOPTED.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

ruom

Across

1 Give the heart a small, ack- nowledgment of distinguished service for an ornament that in- cludes a portrait.

5 You'll see this in a flash!

8 Practically wise notwithstanding

the rough interior.

10. Sen-guing-vessel patronized by

cooks.

11 The photograph album placed geometrically centrally on the table was typical of the (hidden).

12 By removing the capital, there's a good deal of a risk. But the capital remains unmoved,

13 The males that include this have

dropped considerably.

16 The condition of a fool.

17 Give up this. Old age creeps in.

18 Something to brag nhaut-the

vessels in L

20 Rhymes with bubble,

22 A grent handicap.

33 No matter how devoted they may be, they always hold their own views.

24 Sounds an upright kind of

fruit.

28 More fruit. There is a consider-

able series here.

29 This spinner is a wrong", 'un.

30 You must make an attempt to

go in this way.

31 One of the days when Alice had

jam.

Down

1 Look at the. Aral part of North Amerien to see where this tree is held in great regard.

2 Second the first from the doctor. It's not a downtrodden as it ence

was.

3 Really this vegetable sounds as though it should be stopped."....

4 Required in a very unpleasant

- way.

5. A river gives one this legal right..

Teak chances with Margaret go- ing up to the top. Sho WAS ́rather short, however,

7 To go through It one reverses the

roof covering.

9 Cobwebs.

14 The "lone star State."

15 This thins the blood, but— 16 this is good for you.

18 Thero's something in the boy that makes him becomo nob easily depressed. Lucky Tad!

10 Describes the man to whom 18

is likly to appeal.

20 Though charming, a Scot would

get but little from it.

21 Delayed through not getting up

in time.

25 What all 28 do.

26 Describes a famous duckling.

27 Fruit furnished by a Frenchman.

Yesterday's Solution.

RATIO CINATION

"RV" JOP AN ON HANGARD PADDING ATON L L 8 GO ROTA LTKEN KIND PTTD_NOBTAIN D

SOORING SILESIA 01710 COURAGE TENTPEG HENNA าย

ONCE URBAN MUST KLADNL BE DREAMEF SPENSER

UNSYM METRICAL”

JUST

ARRIVED

SUMMER

snap

in of пен Spring hat

GAGE & PARIS CHIC HATS

PRICES FROM $12 TO $25.

DISPLAYED BY

MODE ELITE

FROM SHANGHAI,

CHINA BUILDING, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, OPPOSITE KING'S THEATRE.

By Joan Savoy.]

Bolero effects usually are very and the sleeves. It has simple, good for the mother-to-be. So are classic beauty and is the kind of woman can don overy No one appreciates the cheery Surplice effects, especially those frock a psychology of something nice to thut tie on one side or in the back. afternoon for weeks on end and weat more than an expectant Vestee effects are nice and afford still like.

printed For dressy days, a mother.

chances to change your dress'

chiffon uses blue and white in a appearance, too."

For a wearable, every-day after-formalized desion that has dash noon dress, a navy blue or brown and yet will wear well, psycholo- Canton crept frock is lovely, with gically. This has a surplice cut, latest a little bolero jacket, a touch of with a little vestee of lace, and

fine embroidery on both the vestee the wide cuffs are of lace, too.

The day has long since passed when she just wore anything that would do. Costumes have been skillfully designed that both be- come her and reflect the style notes from Paris.

EASIER SILVER CLEANING

DATE HOLY POLY.

soine

Halt a pound of intes. sugar, some short pastry, a little grateit lemon, rind.

UNUSUAL DECANTERS.

Decanters of Doulton ware will The tedious job of cleaning silver, especially stained silver and cutlery,

prove a welcoms change from the usual cut glass and silver articles, will be greatly lessened by the

and will look extremely well on a These invention of an ingenious gadget

Wash and stew the datos in a sideboard of dark wood. in the form of a flat piece of metal, similar to tin in appearance, but little water; then take out the new decantors are circular with tr A solid silver fittings at the top, and composed [ twelvo combined stones, and mash the dules motala. This flat square of metal pante with the sugar and grated the jugs themselves are worked in dull blues, greens, and browns. On is placed at the bottom of a bowl lemon rind. filled with warm water and wash- Make the pastry, and roll it out the front of each decanter is a old- ing soda, and any silver article rather thin; spread the dates over rubiound old gentleman, in placed on top of it, or touching it, the surface, roll up, and press the fashioned dress, depicted smoking in instantly cleaned, and made from edges together. Tie in a scalded a pipe with a tankard of ale in one-

and floured cloth, and boil 1 hour, kand. from staitis.

1

ARE YOU FOND

OF HUNTING?

CAN YOU SOLVE

A MYSTERY?

ARE YOU ENDOWED

· WITH BRAINS?

RENEWS HEALTH & VIGOUR

HEMATACOL

A scientific tonic containing

Cod Liver Oil

Malt

Homoglobin

Fortifies, Builds & Revivos

THE PHARMACY

FLETCHER & CO.

Tel. 20345.

Asiatic Building.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

THAT'S THE STUFF, BIG BOY!! HANG ON.....

MAKE HIM GIVE UP THAT LEMON PIE, THAT HE STOLE OFF

OUR WINDOW

SILL!!

03

N.

CALL OFF THAT · SLEPHANT... CALL HIM OFF!!

Over the Top

NICE WORK! 1 GUMES HE WON'T GO 'ROUND

STEALIN PIES ANYMORE... NOT IF MOM LETS ME, KEEP THIS DOG.

BOY! YOU MADE YOURSELF A HERD; SAVIN' MOMS: LÈMON PIE LIKE THIS.... GEGATHIS OUGHTA MAKE

MOM." CHANGE HER.

MIND ABOUT You !!

ሰብ

By Blosser

I'M GONNA SCRATCH DAT TOWN OFF MÊ LIST... UNTIL DAY

GIT SMALLER DOGS ANYWAY !!

Į INDR`SA, IL PAT, OPP,"

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