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DOLLAR

BARGAINS

DAYS

Best Kinsha Crepe 27"

$1.00 a Yd.

Heavy Spun Radium 27′′

$1.00

Plain Tropical Crepe 27*;

$1.00

Heavy Quality Striped

Shirting Spun Crepe

$1.00

Heavy Quality Broad Striped

and Silk Spun Crepe

(Fos Dresses and Shirts)

$1.00

Coloured Fuji Silk Heavy

Quality 29"

2 Yds. for $.100

Striped Fuji Silk 27"

11⁄2 Yds. for $1.00

Gentlemen's Neck Ties

4 for $1.00

Gentlemen Dam: scene

Cuff Links

3 Pairs $1.00

Gentlemen's Socks

3 Pairs $1.00

THE HONGKONG SILK STORE

60, QUEENS ROAD, C.

THE

DAYS!

WANTED AT ONCE

MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, ETC.

will be very gratefully received by the SOCIETY HONGKONG BENEVOLENT

at its Room at the

CITY HALL

MONDAYS & THURSDAYS from 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 noon.

Send us your old clothes,

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1932.

E.G. ON THE BENCH

GRAVE WORDS ON THE CRISIS

Carnarvon, June 1. Mr. Lloyd George, as chairman of the county magistrates, presid ed for the first time since his ill- 18 over the County Quarter! Scanlons here to-day.

Dame Margaret Lloyd George was also sitting on the Bench as magistrate.

Judge Sir

Thomas Artemus

Jones, K.C., deputy chairman, on behalf of the justleco, told the Court how glad they were to wel- come Mr. Lloyd George's return.

Mr. Lloyd George, in reply, and tho thanked Sir Artemus magistrates, not only for the wel-} come to-day, but for their message at the time he was making a very That severe struggle for life. was, he said, a great source encouragement and support.

"A GRAVE CRISIS."

U}1-

Ife then said: "We are doubtedly confronted with a very grave crisis. I am not sure that we all quite realise its gravity. "I will not say that it is greater crisis than that of 1914. very but in many ways it is a difficult one to deal with and the deal consequences of falling to with it may be more enduring and irreparable than in those days and we need the help of everyone to see our country through."

there

It was announced that were no cases for trial and Mr. Lloyd George' was then presented with a pair of white gloves. He remarked laughingiy:

"I cannot think of any greater blessing to any country than that it should provide bad copy for the Preas."

QUESTIONED IN WELSH.

There was an appeal from a local farmer. Carador Anvarin Evans, against a conviction on JL charge that with intent to deceive he ient his motor licence to the driver of motor combination.

Mr. Lloyd George examined Owen in Welsh, and pointed out to the alvocate that he must prove his case by showing that Mr. Evans had given the licence to Owen.

The append was allowed. Mr. Lloyd George announcing that the magistrates were unanimous that no case had been made out.

THE NOULENS CASE.

MADAME SUN TO APPEAL PERSONALLY

for

Nanking, July 11. Madame Sub Yat-sen left Nanking last night in order lodge a personal appeal on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Noulens, who are hunger-striking owing to the re- fusal of the authorities to transfer their trial to Shanghai.-Router.

LEAGUE TENNIS

The Craigengower C, C. will meet the Indian R. C. in a "B" Division mutch to-day at 5.15 p.m. at Happy Valley. The CC.C. will be repre- sented by their usual term, viz:- W. Leonard & G. Lin, E. Zimmern & R. Chon, and W, J. Howard & Y. Hachiuma.

II.D. CERTIFICATE.

Of the Societe Internationale de Placements, Basle. (Local Agents Messrs. A. Gocke & Co.)

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