1932-09-08 — Page 8

B

RECLAMATION GROUNDS, WANGHAI.

GARDEN

***OPER+AIR CINEMA womanana

THEATRE

TALKING

PICTURES commun

2 PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY 7.30 & 9.30. JACK BUCHANAN- and JEANETTE MacDONALD, in

MONTE CARLO

AN ERNST LUBITSCH

PRODUCTION

A Paramount Picture/

#

ELICIOUS smile-a-second, laugh-a-minuta romance! Bubbling

Dwith comical complications. A luxurious lady falls in love

with a barber, stakes her heart on fortunes wheel for love any gay adventure! Deliciously intimate! Delightfully fresh! A grand picture that is truly a worthy successor to the "Love Parade."

ALWAYS THE SAME BARCAIN PRICES OVER 2,000 SEATS. Stalle 35 Cts,

WE PAY TAX. Circle 50 Cts. Box Scats $1.00.

THE SENSATIONAL MYSTERY STARTING SUNDAY NICHT.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1932.

TRIPLE PASSING IN THE MILE RELAY TRIALS

HERE'S flash of exciting action in a trial heat of the 400-metre relay at the Olympic Games, in

which same

of the world's best quarter-milars participated. In the outside lane, Phil Edwards, Canadian Negro, is passing to Alex Wilson. In the centro lane, Lord David Burghley is passing to Godfrey Rampling, his British teammate. On the inside, S. Oki, Japan, has passed to T. Nithi. Japan took the heat, with Canada second,

K. C. C. JUNIOR FINALISTS

YOUTH KILLED BY

GOLF CLUB

PICTURE "FRAKENSTEIN" WEIRD! STARTLING! THRILLING! DUNNE & WHITE Blow on Back of Neck

LAST 3 DAYS

20% DISCOUNT SALE

AT

KOMOR & KOMOR'S

J

ART & CURIO STORE

Chater Road.

The Shop will be open until 5 p.m. on Thursday and Friday,

CANADIAN CLUB WHISKY

Best For

Cocktails

OBTAINABLE AT

THE FRENCH STORE

99, Queen's Road Central.

Near Central Market. And at ALL LEADING WINE DEALERS.

COMFORT THE KEYNOTE

at Cloucester Building

Single Rooms, Double Rooms

and

Sultes, modernly furnished, all with private bathrooms fitted with hot cold showers.

Terms by the day or month, with or without board.

Spacious Dining Room Lounges.

and Restful

Morning Coffee and Afternoon Tea served in the airy lounge on the 8th Floor.

The Terraces command fine views of the Harbour and surrounding scenery. Un- doubtedly the ideal rendezvous in the cool of the evening.

Old English Bar where service and quality reign.

Express Lifts during rush hours.

Tel. 28128.

Cable Address:-"Gloucester."

P. I. NEWMAN,

Manager,

GLOUCESTER BUILDING

TO MEET

Causes Death

Bathurst. A sudden blow 00 E. C. FINCHER LOSES the neck with a golf-club was res- ponsible for the death, on July The finalists in the K.C.C. junior29, of Kaith Wall, 16-year-old tennis championship on Saturday student at St. Stanislaus College. Medical evidence at the inquest next will be 1.0. Dunne and G. A. While as a result of yesterday's showed that no bones were bro- games which saw Dunne eliminate ken, but that death resulted from ilaiw having N. A. E. Mackey in straight sets, shock due to the and White overrome L. Jack by affected a nerve to the brain. the same margin.

After winning the first net with comfort, E.-C. Fincher lost his grip on the game against W. C. Hung in the Handicap Singles "A and was eventually beaten by the odd set.

Yesterday's results and programmes for the next days follow.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP (SEMI-FINALS),

G. A. White beat L. Juck 11-9, 6-3.

the three

6-3,

Wall, a Mudgee lad, had made several vain attempts to hit the ball when Reginald Twenty man, also of Mudgee, offered. to in-

1 struct him.

from Wall, He took the club dad as he swung the club it struck Wall on the side of the neck.

"I'm sorry, Keith!" exclaimed Twentyman, turning to his con- panion who stood for a couple of seconds with his hand to his face. then swayed and fell.

ALWAYS FATAL. Twentyman caught him and laid him on the ground. Every effort P. O. Dunne hent N. A. Ewas made at the College to revive Mackay 6-4, 6-2, 6-4,

LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP (SEMI-FINAL).

Wall, but when Dr. Salter rived, the boy was lead.

ar-

a

"In 999 cases out of 1,000 blow of that description would Mrs. McTavish bent Mrs. McCaw have proved fatal," said Dr.

G-2, 6-3.

HANDICAP SINGLES "A"

W. C. Hung bent E. C. Fincher: 2-6, 7-5, 6-4.

TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME

HANDICAP DOUBLES

(SEMI-FINALS).

G. A, White and R. S. Capell v

W. C. Hung and E. Zimmern.

E. C. and E, F. Fincher

Huber and K. Hanse.

· FRIDAY

HANDICAP SINGLES "A" (SEMI-FINALS).

W. C. Hung v G. C. Burnett.

MIXED DOUBLES (SEMI-FINALS).

Saltor.

The finding WHA accidental death.

Serious accidents at golf are rare although two men were kill- ed on Victorian links last year through being struck on the head by a ball.

W. W. Hirst and F. S. W. Smitr v. C. J. Tacchi and J. R. Way.

E. R. Price and Mrs. W. Old H. R. Buchannan and Mrs. Way.

E. C. Fincher and Miss O. Dalziel v G. A. White and

Miss Griffiths.

A. E. P. Guest and Mrs. McCaw

v E. F. Fincher and Mrs. McTavish,|

CONSOLATION EVENT.

F. E. Lawrence and W. A. Stewart v W. Old and J. M. Jack.

SATURDAY

SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP (FINAL).

E. C. Fincher v A. E. P. Guest.

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP (FINAL).

P. O. Dunne v G. A. White.

LADIES CHAMPIONSHIP (FINAL).

i

Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING

CHAMPIONSHIPS DECIDED AT GALA

The European Y.M.C.A. held a swimming gala and dance at Kowloon

Resulta: last night.

Members' aggregate handicap.. Firal hest, Easterbrook, 1: Suther land. 2. Second heat, Critchley, 1; Aris, 2.

50 yards championship-A, Donn (27% sec.), 1;. E. W. Railton and E. F. Selk (28 1-5 sec.), 2.

Long plunge S. H. Garrod (50 TL. 10 in.), 1; C. Aris (89 ft. 6 in.), 2.

Women's 50 yards-Veronica Allen, 1: Anne Fowler, 2. Timo 42 sec.

B. Diving championship-C. Easterbrook (38), 1; Morgan (38), 2. 100 yards championship-A. Donn sec.), 1; E. w. Railton, 2; (65% Langley, 3.

Under water swim-E. F. Selk (15 sec.), 1; Easterbrook, 2.

Throwing the polo ball-F. Webh (50 feet), 1; E. Railton and A. Donn (56 feet), 2.

Teams race W. F. Kerr (cap- taia), Easterbrook, Borgaust, Selk, Torrible.

A water-polo game to decide the championship of the Y.M.C.A. League resulted in a goal-less draw between

the Sharks and Sardines.

At the conclusion of the swimming n dance was held in the West Lounge, music being supplied by Mickey's Melody Makers.

AGE KHAN TAKES ST. LEGER.

LEADS IN WINNER AND SECONDS HORSE

London, Sept. 7.

Tho St. Leger Stakes, England'a next important three-year-old event jufter the Derby, run at Doncaster to- day, was a triumph for the Aga Khan, one of England's leading owners. He ted in both the winner and the second horse. The classic resulted:

Firdaussi (Fox)

Dastur (M. Beary) Silvermere (Dick)

Gavelkind

Others: Beneficial (Sam Wragg) Celebrator (Burns); Foghorn (Boullon) Gainsaw

:

(Lowry): (Perryman); Hesperus Leighon (Ray); Loaning- dale (Joe Childs); Orwell (Jones); Royal Dancer (J. Ellies); Tajkasra (Taylor); Totaig (Canslake); Udui- pur (Harry Wragg); Violator (Gor- Miss Grifiths Mrs. McTavish. don Richards); Will o' the Wisp (Steve Donoghue); April the Fifth (Lane). HANDICAP SINGLES "D” (SEMI-FINAL).

R. S. V. Capell v H. Lubeseder (concluded).

WAKEFIELD

Costol

MOTOR OIL

ACHIEVEMENT

("Action speaks louder than words")

MOLLISON'S

Betting: 20 Firdaussl, 0 Dastur, 33 Silvermere.

Won by a neck, with four lengths between second and third.-Reuter.

record flights across the Atlantic; from England to South Africa and from Australia to England were made on WAKEFIELD

CASTROL

Only 31/4 gallons of oll were consumed during a thirty_hours flight. The grade of Castrol used was XXL, the same is sold here. There are no special grades of Castrol unobtainable by the general public. The price is the same as ordinary motor oils but being a British product this oil is sold by, the Imperial gallon of 9 lbs., the legal gallan measure in the Colony. -

THINK

before you make a diamond purchase

Remember, á diamond is

a gift or a purchase as the case may be, that will last a lifetime and more therefore be partic cular. You can only do this by considering the integrity of your jeweller.

We have them for all occasions in all sizes, for rings. brooches and pendants.

It would interest you to investigate our now stock.

The Jewellery Dopt.

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

Hong Kong's House of Quality.

Change to

DOUBLE ACTION

Cleansing

Results will delight you!

It is the modern, the sci- entific way to clean and whiten teeth, to preservo them against decay, to foster the health

of the gums.

DOUBLE ACTION

On a

means

LISTERINE

TOOTH FASTE

LAMBEXT PHARMACAL COMING ST LOURS, HO

RINE!

ASTE

TOOTH

LISTERINE PASTE

Pro-phylactic TOOTH

- BE SAFE- USE

HONG KONG FOOT

BRUSH

ABSORBINE JR.

IS CONTAGIOUS

ITCHING

CRACKS

SCALY DRY SKIN BLISTERS

Beware of Hong Kong Foot, the nasty infection caused by tiny gorms that get into the skin and quickly spread.

Do your fast itch, burn, crack be- tween the toss or have; dry scaly places. These are suro symptoms of Hong Kong Foot, Douse on Absorbine Jr. for immediate relief. It penetratom. the skin, kills the garma and heule

the sores.

Absorbine Jr. for years has see liavod akin troubles, more muscles aprain and wild-necked pretes Complete directions tagauFA