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"SWAN"

Genuine

Chinese Silk,

HOSIERY

Best Quality-Latest Style-Fast Colour. Ladies' $2.00. Pr. Gent's $1.25 Pr.

for ALL SIZES & COLOURS.

THE WING ON CO., LTD.

THE CHINA MAIL.

FASHIONS AND FANCIES

New Accessories For Old in the Win ter Season,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1927,

DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

(This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to took out for occasional phonetic spellings, such as herbor, plow, and altho,)

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GOOD LUOK

"GOOD LUCK"

BRAND

NEW SEASON GINGER

Most reliable, good strong colour, mellow and well preserved..

The China Ginger Preserving Co., Ltd.

No. 16, Bonham Strand, East

Telephone C. 989

GOING HOME?

If you are returning to Europe or America, WHY NOT GET THE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS' while travelling, by ALLOWING US to protect your reservations?

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., INC., are official agents for all steamship and railroad lines throughout the world and issue all tickets ut tariff rates.

AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLERS* · CHEQUES in GOLD DOLLARS STERLING OR FRANCS provide security against loss or theft and are the most convenient method of carrying money, THESE CHEQUES HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TRAVEL and all banks cash them readily. After banking hours, as at other times, hotels, shops and restaurants accept them in payment.

it is convenient to carry AMERICAN money, it is For large sums of EXPRESS LETTERS OF CREDIT. Their use among travellers the world over has been established by their unquestioned reliability and ready recognition. An added feature is that drafts under our Lettera are exchangeable for AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLERS CHE- QUES at our branches at a charge of 1 per cent.

Complete information can be obtained on application to- THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO., INC., 4-A, Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong.

Phone C. 4026.

THE KWONG HIP LUNG CO, LTD.

ENGINEERS and SHIPBUILDERS, BOILER MAKERS, BRASS and IRON FOUNDERS. All work done in this establishment is guaranteed. We bave over thirty years' experience. We awn two Slipways and caD arcommodate any craft of 208 feet long.

Town Office: 64, Connaught Road Central, Hongkong, Tel Central No. 459, Tel Kowloon No. 9. Shipyard: Sham-Sti-Po, Kowloon, Hongkong."

Estimates furnished on application.

Hongkong, April 1, 1924.

SAND-LIME BRICKS.

Best machine made bricks

Highest tests and uniform qualities,

For Economy, Quality, Beauty, Durability and

Satisfaction unsurpased.

YEE YICK SAND-LIMÉ BRICK CO.,

CHING JU NAM

Manager.

Factory:Canton. Hong Kong Office, 148, Queen's Rond, Weat, 1st Floor. Telephone No. 0.3882.

Hong Kong's Artistic Photographers

The

YING MING STUDIO

Queen's Road Central

(Official Photographers of the "China Mail”)

YOU

are invited to inspect our Stock of Asiatic, Foreign and Colonial

POSTAGE STAMPS

IN SETS, BINGLE PACKETS,. BAGS AND IN APPROVAL SHEETS.

· GRACA & CO. DEALERS IN POSTAGE STAMPS, PHILATELIC GOODS, PICTURE POST CARDS, TOYS, &C No. 10, Wyndham Street, P.O. Box No. 620 Hong Kong

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fascinating pendants are also seen finishing a chic toilette.

The pocketbook and purse always

harver in design and come in all- over patterns of Oriental inspira- Others of solid colours fea- tion.

The gleaming, glittering evening mode-a feature of the season-is

nde still more brilliant by the addition of the perfect evening ae-appear to awaken a new Interestture applique or painted designs cessory, metal roses. To illuminate in the list of Paris accessories. At of sports activities In one corner. the evening gown, to complete the the moment there are many styles Monograms are still used to add fur wrap, Paris has sent us metal and leathers to choose from. Com- the ultimate note of chic. Mono- tissue roses to harmonise and add binations are much in evidence and | grams on pins, glovea or bag are the last distinctive touch. Metal antelope, alligator, snakeskin, calf | smartly seen. roses that gleam brightly appear in and lizard combine to create some either bright or dull gold and silver extremely interesting effects. The and come with or without foliage Under-the-arm bag is gaining in to complete their loveliness

popularity. The "Barrel-bag" also is much worn while the shirred top also appears as a novelty. The buckle bag is very new while the almost aquare Patou ag comes in all leathers and In all colours.

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Jewellery that is different and that has designs taken from an tique origins recreated to appeur smartly in both day and evening modes is mucli sceni. Hand wrought gold in lovely old patterns French rhinestone mesh evening is perhaps the newest and most bags are very much in vogue while pleasing accessory of the moment. the French Aubusson tapestry en A broad etched gold slave bracelet velope bag is a colourful accessory appears amartly creating a new for evening. The French broended note of Interest in the bracelet mode, opera bag with jewelled clasp also The Rondel bracelet alternating | is in evidence in the evening mode. elear crystal discs with jade, carne- The crocheted pearl bag over lian or onyx, is equally effective. I pastel tinted satins is another in Novelty bracelets with hexagonal teresting evening bag. links alternating green or red with black appear to revive interest in the alave links bracelet.

The chiffon scarf for evening ranks high in the list of important accessories. Its chief beauty lies

• Hand wrought necklaces in old in its perfectly blended tones shad- gold are lovely. They harmonize ing from a pale border to a deep perfectly with the gold filigree ear-rich centre. Other scaría more rings in the old Venetian manner. like shawls are in floral themes The woven pearl necklaces with both delicate and vivid in colour-

LADIES'-MAIDS BY THE HOUR.

Ladies'-maids by the hour is the latest klen for the tired busincas wonan, who has not time to look after her clothes herself (says a "Daily Chronicle” writer); The originator of the scheme is a Uni- versity graduate, who was in com- mand of a section of the W.A.A.C. during the war.

"Whenever I am working.. else. where. I find that one of the chic! dimculties is Anding time to keep my clothes in order" this woman told me. "Mending has to be of the hastlest, and one never has time to press clothes, as that everything wears out and becomes shabby sooner than is necessary. Many business women are in the same plight, so I am hoping that the Busy Woman's Valeting Service, which I have just started, will prove a real help and economy.".

Shopping is also difficulty to the girl who works regular office hours, and usually a shopping ex- pedition means a lunchless day to her. Part of the work of this new woman's service is to have expert shoppers who can help the busy woman in this way.

The visiting indies-maids also are adept at packing, so that any woman who is going on holiday and who has no regular maid, can have temporary help in getting her clothes into her trunks in the right

way.

MACCIE: | EXPECT A MAN HERE- WHO HAS BEEN RECOMMENCEO BY SOME MEN AT WASHINGTON, TO BE MY SECRETARY HE SPEAKS ALL LANGUAGES - HIS NAME IS. PROFESSOR POOMI

OH; I'M SURE:

I'LL LIKE HIM

ing.

The scarves for the sports or day time appearance are longer and

Contentment comes, not through the acquisition of worldly posses- alons, but from the harmonious working of the physical functions. To ensure this harmony the first esential is daily evacuation of the bedy's waste, and when regularity In this has ceased, there is nothing that will more speedily and effec- tively restore it then Pinkettes.

As gently as nature Pinkettes correct constipation. banish sick headaches and billous attacka, stimulate the liver, aid digestion, dispel gloom. Your chemist can supply them, or post free, 60 cents the vial, from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 60, Klangae Road, Shanghai:

LAM PROFESSOR POOM- I KNOW Ł CAN FULFIL THE POSITION AS SECRETARY AS I HAVE BEEN ALL OVER THE WORLD

Travelling bags appear in the list of interesting accessories and are unusual in both leathers and in de- signs. They are fitted to contain-- every conceivable need of the femi- nine traveller and present à strong appeal.

Gloves show the usual appear- ance of smartness and are either simple slip-ons of tan or grey, or are gaily decorated in monograms and designs of unusual stitchinga in all sorts of colours.

Cuffs are seen while a ruffle effect is also new.

Constance Talmadge, working on

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HORIZONTAL

1-10 tide (col.oq.)

4-The essential part 7-Coter

8-Irregular (abbr.) 10-Falme hair

12-An arrow

13-Perceive 14-Sola

16-The trunk of,a

17-A long`stick 19-Fastened

21-A grain

22-Exclamation of

contempt 23-Evaryons

25-A deep bark 26-A brief visit 27-Adam's son

29-Deba

32-Arca 36-Path

tras

36-Sound made by■

Cow

37-To lose hope 41-A silencing or

suppressing

-45- The rise and fall

of the ocean 46-Vase (pl.)

--Bashful

LOTHE INTERNATIONAL SYNDICATE,

HORIZONTAL (Cont.)

50-To wipe up

51-inclio

E2-Pale

54-Child's plaything

56-Whart

VERTICAL (Cont.) 17-Auctioned

18-Agricultural product

of tratand

20-A sex-wall

22-Cry of a sheep

|68-T¢ fasten with lock 24-Part of the mouth

and key

(69-Combat between

two persons

161-Atmosphere

62-Derisive cry 63-Beam of light |64-Confederate

65-Also

28-Vagit under a

'church

28-Designations

30-A female sheep 31-Moier fuel (coitaq.) |33-Negative adverb

general|34-Small Fronoh coin

37-A punctuation mark 39-Objective 39-Grāven image 40-Rescinda

65-Not so much |87-A small sliver celn

VERTICAL

1-Cariain 2-9pider's home. 3-Gold ecin formerly used in Europa. 4-Introduction

5-A number 6-Cua

7-Hearty

-The tumerio

11-Ready of tongue

12-Led

10-Yea

18-A small wait

41-8poited a chance 42-Incite

4-Partielplai ending $44-To descond

48-Coal scuttlo 49-Thina

62-Grove of trees 183-Deed

65-Ring out $7-Contend

68-Solitary

60-Alkali solution

162-Second son of Nozh

(The solution of the above cross-word puzzle, will appear in to-morrow's issue, along with a new cross-word puzzle.)

the First National fim, "The Venus designs are simple and the effect of Venice," whose wardrobe is al-depends rather on colour than on way's interesting and extremely form, but sometimes there has been modern, possesses an attractive as-preserved to us a real treasure, sortment of jewellery of quaint ap- such as a diadem engraved with peal as well as other articles of figures of men and animals, feminine chic and originality.

statuette of a bull in gold or a chain of intricately woven links set in lapis lazuli.

THE FLOWER PRAM.

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"Copper occurs in nearly every grave, bowls and vases, eacking. |pots, axes, adzca, spears, razors; knives and daggers in great num. We are accustomed to all kinds, bers and of many types, and such of little shops being run by women, smaller things as, reticules contain but few are so novel as the flowering manicure sets and pins with shop on wheels which is becoming ornamental heads, often of lapis a familiar alght in the West End lazuli set with silver or gold.” (observes a "Daily Chronicle"

writer).

Actually the "shop" is made from a perambulator, so broad that it carried a good supply of cut and pot plants without being so over- loaded that it is too heavy for its owner.to push.` When I met the flower, pram, laden with spring fragrance, in Belgrave Square, 'the' brainy woman in charge told me: that it not only makes it easy for her shop to have "a movable pitch," but also enables her to call upon regular customers.

MANICURE SETS OF 3,000 B.C.

Tombs dating about 3,000 B.C., rich with objects in precious metals and containing articles of personal adornment and household use, have, been found in a graveyard, near Nebuchadnezzar's Sacred Temenos at Ur of the Chaldees, the birth- place of Abraham in Mesopotamia, by the joint expedition of the Bri- tish Museum and the museum the University of Pennsylvania. The expedition's latest report says: "Diadems and chains, rings and earrings, beads and amulets in gold and silver are quite common. The.

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