1933-05-27 — Page 12

SATURDAY. MAY 27. 1933.

Summit

SHIRTS

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

Catholicity of choice, ex- clusiveness of design, perfec- tion of tailoring-these are three of the main reasons for the success of Summit Shirts.

The neat over-checks are just one of the many exclusive nad distinctive designs to be found in our new stock.

Twe collars with creasless interlining to match ench shirt.

PRICES RANGE FROM

$8.50

rách,

Less 10% discount for Cash-.

MACKINTOSH'S LTD

WHITEAWAY'S

Ladies' Outfitting Dept.

BELTS

We have just received per post a selection of Ladies Fancy Leather Belts in Black, White and Colours. Specially suitable for present wear with summer

dresses.

$1.50 to $2.95 each.

INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED.

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

The St. John Ambulance Brigade Ang day last Saturday was a great success. Photo abows two of the many street sellers. (King's Studio).

Group taken at the Jockey Club last week when the visiting film stars, Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey wars the guests of Hongkong jackeys

at tiffia. (Photo: Mae Choung).

One of the beauty spots of the China Coast is Amoy Park where the above

picture was taken, by Mr., S. W. Coleman,

A bird's eye view of the district city of Tonglau, which has been recovered from Communiste after severe struggles,

A view of Wuchsan, the town of Wai Pah-kuen, notorious Communist leader, who' wai captured and beheaded, the area now being free of the "Red." The military officers in the foreground are stand.

ing on the ruins, of Wol's headquarters.

Three of Miss Violet Capoll's pupils who are taking part in the annual recital next week at the King's Theatro. They are the Miaves Stella, Audrey and Helen Ho Iu.

A fine action picture of the finish of one of the

race at the I.R.C. sports. (Photo: Ming Yuen),

The presentation of prizes at the annual aports of the Indian

Recreation Club. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

Photo taken on the occasion of the wedding of Mr. Tam Sik-poon, of the S.C.M. Post staff, and Miss Rai

Sau-ying, at the Empress Hotel.

At the Temple entrance. Photo by Mr. S. W. Coleman.

A delightful study by Mrs. J. W. Platt,'"