16
GRAND
nor GIFTS
ASK ANY TEN PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT FOR CHRISTMAS AND NINE OF THEM WILL SAY, "GIVE ME SOMETHING TO WEAR OR USE SOMETHING PRACTICAL !” WITH THIS THOUGHT IN MIND, WE'VE ASSEMBLED THIS LIST OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS THAT NOT ONLY SAY "MERRY CHRISTMAS" SMART- LY AND PRACTICALLY. BUT THRIFTILY AS WELL.
GIFTS
MOTHER
Silver Brocade for Evening Dresses and Coals.
Plain Chiffon Velvet, in all colours for Evening Dresses and Coats.
Printed Crepe de Chine and Satin. Crepe, in latest styles. Fancy Woollen for Dresses and Coats.
Plain Lambskin all colours.
Crepe Marocaine in all colours, etc., etc.
ог
Kayser Stockings.
GIFTS
GIFTS
COA
DAD
SILK SHIRTS
SILK PYJAMAS
SILK AND WOOLLEN GOWNS SILK SOCKS, ETC., ETC..
SISTER
Sliver Brocade for Evening Dresses and Coats.
Plain Chiffon Velvet, in all colours for Evening Dresses and Coats.
Printed Crepe de Chine and Satin Crepe in latest styles.
Fancy Woollen for Dresses and Coats.
Plain Lambskin all colours.
Crepe Marocaine in all colours, etc., etc.
or
Kayser Stockings.
GIFTS
FOR
BROTHER
SILK SHIRTS
SILK PYJAMAS
SILK AND WOOLLEN GOWNS
SILK SOCKS, ETC., ETC.
ARNESKAITU MZIMANOJE
NO BARGAIN TABLES AND NO SALE PRICE LABELS FOR WHAT WE OFFER IS NOT OLD STOCK AND NOT REM- NANTS, BUT—
ALL HIGH, 'QUALITY. GOODS AT THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE VALUE
Driva direct to the cornor Shop
TAJMAHAL SILK STORE
King's Theatre Building,
Tel. 26136.
Queen's Road Central,
Euy your XMAS GIFTS from us and arrange to have them sent through our FREE SERVICE
AVIATION
the greatest industry of
the
FUTURE
COMPLETE TRAINING FOR ALL BRITISH CERTIFICATES GIVEN BY 5 INSTRUCTORS WITH THE HIGHEST QUALIFICATIONS.
For Prospectus Apply:--
FAR EAST FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, LTD.
Kai Tak Airport.
PHONE 59282..
Hongkong.
THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18,
Communion Ban For Innocent. Divorcees May Follow Remarriage Bill
LAITY FIGHT BISHOPS "Gravest Issue' Raised Today
London, Nov. 19.
A FEW hours before
bishops, clergy and laity meet at Church House, Westminster, to thrash out the Church's attitude to divorce and remarriage the Divorce Court president will end 165 marriages for ever.
The making absolute ur these! decrees nisl granted six monflrs ago] will take the president. Sir Hoyd Merriman, only a few minutes.
As soon as that is done two divoree Judges will deal with fifty-one unde- tended cases set down for hearing lo-day.
When the courts,are closing for the day the Church Assembly will meet at Central Hall to discuss a proposed measure which would forbid clergy to marry any man or woman con- cerned in a divorce case without re- gard to innocence or guilt.
The bishops are expected to favou
SAILORS' WIVES WHO HAVE TO DRAW
RELIEF
There are men serving in the Royal Navy whose wives and children are having to draw relief from public assistance commit. tees, Mr. J. E. Lane, hon, treasurer of the Royal Naval Benevolent Trust, told the annual meeting of the trust in London recently.
added.
Many young husbands in the Navy, | partments of national life. He was he said, were able to give their wives mere and more impressed by the and families only 10s. week. "I tremendous voluntary services which is an absolute pubile disgrace," he Englishmen gave, without any re- cognition or reward, for their fellow- Just before Mr. Lane spoke, "Mr. | citizens. Duft Couper, First Lord
of the Admirably, hud told the meeting that} never had the Importance of Navy been greater than Never had the future of this country week und the fate of the whole world de ordinary
"The Royal Navy as a Career and the How 10 Join I," issued by the to-day. Admiralty last year, gives 14s, a the minimum pay for seamen, ordinary signal-
15
the measure the lay members of the pended more upon its efficiency and men, ordinary telegraphists, sick
Assembly to fight against it. Lord Hugh Cecil will move:- RESOLUTION TO BAN
CHURCH REMARRIAGE
"That a committee be appointed with an instruction to prepare and introduce a measure for prohibit- in the use of the service for the solemnisation of holy matrimony contained in the Book of Common Prayer in respect to the marriage of any person whose spouse by a former marriage is still alive."
Mr. Arthur S. May, authority on marriage in church, who acted legal assessor when this question was brought before the joint com- mittee of the two Convocations, yes- terday described the proposal as "raising the gravest issue since the Revised Prayer-book."
The Church Assembly sit in three houses the House of Bishops. House of Clergy, and House of Laity.
Mr. May said: "The bishops will certainly favour the
measure.
Most of them have already expressed the view that no divorced person- innocent or qulity-be permitted to re-marry in church.
"Several bishops have recently warned their clergy not to conduct | such morringes.
"It would seem that the opposition to this measure must come principally from the laity.
PUNISHING THOSE
NEEDING SYMPATHY
one
3
guilty
"My own view is that it thing to refuse to marry party quite another thing to punish one who may be deserving of sym- pathy.
"The law allows divorce. Publle opinion; in my view, is firm to-day that some right to divorce is required by morality..
"I have heard the view expressed and I believe it is very widely held that while Christiunily sets before us the ideal marriage for our ex- ample it does not seek to put a yoke on humanity which, it is not able to bear.
"It is right to discourage divorce, "It is wrong to deny that some- times, for some people, it is the only way out-and the right way out."
Mr. May said that if Lord Hugh Cocli's proposal la accepted another measure dealing with the admission of divorced persons to Holy Communion will probably follow.
"I believe," he said "that the sequel would be that a proposal would be brought forward to ban divorced persons, innocent or gull- ty, unless they were ready to seck the permission of the bishop and. express regret.
"There may be, in the end, no place whatever for divorced persons
in the Church of England."
ONE BISHOP SAYS
POLICY UNSOUND
One bishop at least does not agree
that the church should "treat the innocent like the guilty."
01
Dr. 11. II. Henson, Bishop Durham, speaking on the Matrimonial Causes Act at Durham Diocesan Conference on Saturday, sald he considered such treatment "unsound in principle and polley."
"It is clearly my duty frankly to dissociate myself from it," he said. "I do not understand why the Church should treat as offenders ngainst the Lew of Christ, those Christian people--themselves in no merely technical senso innocent merely-who have exercised the parties-who have exercised the ilberty of marriage after divorce, which from the Apostolle ages has been allowed in churches and which is to-day everywhere allowed outside the Papal obedience,
"I Fuggert our rigorist should
NEXT ENGINEERING TERM COMMENCES JANUARY 3, 1938. reflect on the requirements of the
Third Commandment and make sure that in their zeal they are not tak- ing the Lord's name in vain.”.
strength
berth attendant probationers, assist- The efficiency of the Navy dependant cooks, and assistant stewards. ed not only on the strength and Allowance for a wife Is 10s. for a equipment of battleships, cruisers, wife and one child 155., two children and submarines, but upon the hearts 183., three children 20s, of the men sailing in them.
The Royal Naval Benevolent Trust
A political career, he said, opened Is staffed and run by men of the one's eyes to so many different de- Navy to deal with cases of distress.
1937.
A HOSIERY MIRACLE
COMES YOUR WAY!
100
Before you do another thing, see the marvel- oys miracle of the now Holoproof Hosiery... shearer than ever, and strong as strong can be. Thousands of American dollars and a whole year of research were spent to por- fect this amazing hosiery, which you will most certainly want to wear wherever you gol
HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
DISTRIBUTORS:
HONG KONO SILK STORE, 18. QUEEN'S ROAD, COLONIAL SILK STORE, ∞. QUEEN'S ROAD. SITLANI SILK STORE, 43, NATHAN ROAD,
HONG KONG.
VISIT TODAY OUR
APB7
FRIGIDAIRE
XMAS DISPLAY
#
A GIFT
TREASURED IN
EVERY HOME
•UPACO
Sole Agents: DODWELL & CO., LTD. 28021
Tel:
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.