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Friday,

NANCY

OH, WINDY! ---DID) YOU SEE THE

BIG TOOTH SLUGGO. HAD.

PULLED TODAY?

YEAH --- BUT THAT'S NOTHIN' MY UNCLE HAD ONE PULLED THAT WAS TWICE AS BIG!

DID I EVER TELL YOU ABOUT MY UNCLE'S TOOTH?

Restaurant Opened

Yesterday saw the opening of the Golden City Restaurant, a de luxe Chinese establishment In Queen's Roud Central,' opposite the Central Market, its five storeys of marble and terrazzo giving it a striking ap- pearance.

Kome

Under the

ownership and moringement -as the Ying King Res taurant, Wanchal, the Golden City Restaurant is speciully prepared to cater for both Chinese and European putrons, its necommodation including over 40 rooms and several spacious Jolis,

The Interior of the building is generously fuerd with marble, giving a most pleasing atmosphere. On the around floor in a cafe balcony in the American manner and the upper floors are decorated in a variety of styles, each faithful to its den. Partitions are removable, so that large 110in halls become smaller rouns for private dinner parties. The lower floors are designed on modern lines, atttractive simplicity, light, air and eteanliness being the governing considerations. A contrast en the first floor is that une corner is a replica of a famous pleasure resort on the West Luke at Hang- chow (Pavilion of the Lake's Heart). Messrs. Palmer and Turner were the architects.

It is upon the fourth floor, how- ever, that Chinese art has been given full play. The molf is the Summer Palace at Peiping. The lift and stale heads simulate the Great Wall of China in miniature elevation, and at one side is a model of the famous wall of the Nine Dragons, in delight- ful colour. On the upposite side is a rotunda representing the Tempie of Smiling Flowers, with illuminated panorama of Pelping as background. The Altar of Heaven is represented by another rotunda, while the halls opening from the nin "courtyard" of the floor are

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

October 13, 1939.

By

Ernie

Bushmiller

NO!

GRIN AND BEAR IT

By Lichty

FOR

"We can't think up any more new improvements for our 1940 model-it's the drivers who still got us stumped!"

reproductions of the Triple of the Huppy Year, the Pavillon of Hun- tired Sous, and others. Two pillars in the "courtyard" Ire cleverly camouflaged, as sturdy trees, with tollage splashing the celling with colour. In all it is a vivid picture, with the traditional red columns and Intels in due proportion, and with Recurate detail ornamentation.

The restaurant is staffed with some of the best cooks in South China.

WARNER BU Y{'p perawelat

ERROL FLYNN

"The DAWN PATROL"

BASIL RATHBONE DAVID NIVEN DONALD CRISP

TO-DAY AT

THE

KING'S

The kitchen has been installed under the most hygienic conditione and is open to inspection at all times. With charming waitresses who have under- gone a course of training in manners befiting their duties, patrons are iso nasred of every courtesy and service.

The charges for meals are moderate and the restaurant has immediately won popularity: a fully booked for the next three nights!

HELL-BENT FOR GLORY! AND HEAVEN HELP THEM ALE!

They fought that dark fight- ing wings might never again roar terror through the night... They fought at dawn, those eagles, for women they had never seen and for the love they were

SEPY O

ERNIE

STOCK MARKET

REPORT

Hongkong Stock Exchohge Oficial) Summary issued yesterday says:

DENT

EXTRA

CANADIAN MISSION BOMBED

A good turnover was reported in Cements and to a lesser degree In China Lights, Providents, Watsons, Docks and Trans. Although there According to a reliable source, the

Chungking, Oct. 12, were enquiries for the "heavier" Japanese raid on Taeliulsing, slocks the prices offered are still un-producing centre 40 miles south-east salt

attractive to holders.

of Chenglu, on October 10, caused heavy

dumoge the Canadian Mission and its hospital. The boys' school and dispensary were hit and burned, but all the foreigners are rate.

Buyers

Canton Ins. $202

Union Ins. $305

Fire Ins. $170

Docks $174

Naubs 39%

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H. & S. Hotels $4

Lands $32

Lands $32

Renities 54.15 Tramways $15.70

China Lights (old) $7.85 China Lights (new) $4.00 Electrics $40% Telephones (old) $20

Dairy Farms (old) $20.30 Dairy Farms (new) $10 Watsons $7.90

H.K. Govt, 4% loan 08

Balea

HK. Banks $1,250 Docks $18

Providents $4.15

Tramways $15.00 China Lights (old) $8 Cements $14/.35 Watsons SB

'

Sellers Providents $4,90 Sandakon Lights $1134

Manila Gold Shares

Aloks

Antamuk

Baguio Gold

Batong Buhay

Benguet Consolifted

Big Wedge

Coco Grove

Consolidated Mines

Demonstration

I.X.L.

Ipo Gold

PM Unquoted

5

Itogon Mining

Masbate Consolidated

Mindanao Motherlode

Mine Operation

08

3

North Camarines

12

13

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Donations to Charitable And Other Causes

Women's damaged.

The home of Mrs. E. W, Edmonds und Miss Geraldine Hartwall, both of Vancouver, was destroyed.

The residence of the Missionary Society was The reafcients at the time of the bombing included Miss Edith Sparing from St. Louis, Ontario, and Miss L. H. Handley. They are all safe and well.

Four Chinese are in hospital in- jured.

The only buildings belonging to the Canadian Mission which were not tombed were the church and the home of the Rev. S. W. Reed,

Altogether 18 planes took part in the raid. The Mission is the largest in West China apart from Chengtu! and Chungking. The damage is sald to be very high.-United Press.

Damage To Sian

Tokyo, Oct. 12. Japanese Army aircroft visited Sian, capital of Shenisl, yesterday, for the second consecutive day severely damaging important Chinese military establishments-Domel.

Practically Obliterated

Stunghai, Oct. 12. Stan has practically been oblitera ted as the result of 11 raids.

On Tuesday, the raiders attacked military barracks, provisions depots; anti-aircraft batteries, gunpowder dumps, clothing and oil depois,

Yesterday the raiders concentrated their attention on the Garrison Heud- quarters, Government buildings, pollee stallons and multions fac- Juries.-Domei,

Many Civilians Killed

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Ichwan, Shenst, Oct. 12. Iehwan, in north Shens near the Shans border, was subjected to severe uir rald by seven planes yes- terday. Over 150 demolition and in- cendiary bombs were rained, indict-

The Society of St. Vincent de Pauling heavy losses in civilian lives and neknowledges receipt of the follow-property-Central News..

ing donations to the rete on Novem- ber 5:

Mr. T C Monaghan

Mr. anal Mira. Vincent Sorby

Mr. Ho Kom-tong

Mr. W. U. Finnigan

AnN CAR

Mr.

Gregory

Hon. Mr. M. K. La

Mr. A. el-Arvulli

Me. Kaynmally & Co.

SALVATION ARMY

$100

NEW PLANE ROUTE

Washington, Oct. It.

The hearing of the Pan-American Major D. Brazier acknowledges the Airway's application for service be- following donations to the work of tween California and Auckland, New the Salvation Army Home for Women Zealand, Is being continued and has

and Girls:

per S. C. M. Post

Mrs. B. Font

per 5. C. M. Part

Mrs. Woods

Mr. F. G.

Mrs. Wong

Mr. Chian

Part proceeds Flower Day Diocese of

Victoria

DOGS' HOME

10

not yet been opposed.

the

OfBells Indicate that before conclusion of the hearings there will

10 e a equest for additional technical

1 data, possibly requiring several days 10 before the conclusion of the pre- liminary hearings-United Press,

200

AIR FRANCE ARRIVAL

The 5. C. Bt. Post has received the The Air France plane arrived yes- following donation to the The Dogs' Hometerday with

memory of "Karl" from "Rusty" $3.

BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

five passengers and mails. Passengers included Lieut. R.

The S. C. M. Post has received the Legendre, of the French Navy, Kol inflowing conation in the Hongkong to Shanghai, Mr. H. Mazot, Mr. Koch Benevolent Society; in memory of "Karard Mr. Lasala.

Amenynow $23.

The place left on the return trip DONATIONS WAITING

with eight passengers, Mr. F. A.; Donations for the following organisa-line, Imperiat Airways tions await collection at the office of the who left for Fort Bayard to work an engineer, South China Morning Foat Lid:

the damaged Deliu, Mr. C. van Sickle, Emergency Refugee Council, F.D.c...

Po Leung Kuk, Dog's Home, 8t Vincent of the International Harvester Co., da Paul, Hongkong Benevolent Society. and Mrs. H. Thompson.

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