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THE CHINA MAII
THURSDAY, JULY 1933.
1t1 The WOMAN'S Page 1tt
New Hip Style
PiPPERMINT Problem
GET
always delicious
with
crushed ice
or
Problem Settled By
Paris Couturiers...
Paris.
Paris couturiers certainly have done right by all the little "Nells," who have been deep in thought as
to what to do about their hips.
Hips just will cut, you know, despite the fact that hipless man-
the edict that
iced water nequins impress you forcibly with
GET FACRES REVEL (HGaronne) france
season.
this
is a hipless
Little Nell, after consulting the ands that by con- fashion doctor, centrating the fullness of her skirt frontwards or backwards, making sleek bridges across the extended out hip surface, that she comes quite on a par of amartness with www.Hipless Helen, the platinum vamp who slithered through the salons of style physician's waiting room.
WE HAVE IN STOCK AND FOR SALE.
great varieties of used and unused POSTAGE STAMPS in sets, bags, packets, single and in approval books for collections
دعاء
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS from
Messrs. Sution & Sons, Ltd., Rending Messrs. Arthur Yates & Co., Ltd.,
Sydney.
GRACA & CO., Dealer in Postage Stamps Garden Seeds, Religious Goods, Toys, etc. No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET,
HONG KONG P. O. Box No, 620,
Even if you have hips you can wear a Mainbocher frock that is a mass of pleats. The blouse is done all over in soft knife pleats which continue for the entire skirt.
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It is accompanied by very tailored little jacket of white pique which does not fasten but which fits over the hips.
A stiff pique sailor hat with a brim and a band around the crown tops off the costume.
HANDKNIT LOOK IN
NEW SWEATERS.- Fancy Stitch Effects In
Late Models.
Danger Of
Wedding
- Innovations
Bridal Gowns Should Be Simple.
NEW MATERIAL WILL
FIND FAVOUR. Empire Wool Used In Manufacture.
EIGHT SPECIAL SHADES.
néw material An absolutely A bride usually considers
which is bound to find great favour her wedding will be different from with women is "Tucray," the feature any of the weddings she has ever of which is the permanent tuck or attended or any her guests attend-pleat which is woven into
that
the
ed. She is usually wrong. Custom material which is 54 inches wide. tas decreed that all marriages, if Any width of tuck can be woven, they are to be dignified and pro-and with varied spacings between per must of necessity be much the the tucks. It is suitable for morn- same. Of course, we have had on ing dresses, coat frocks, afternoon occasion
the unspeakable mar-gowns, tailor-made coata and skirts, riages performed on surf-boards, long coats, hats, scarves, bags, trimmings-in fact its use is un- at walkathons or on horseback, but imited in the field of fashions for these present problems for a paychiatrist.
[women's wear.
It is manufactured from Merino The bridal gown should be as
wool, from Australia and the Cape simple as possible, made of conwhere the merino has achieved its ventional material as satin, crepe,
Wools from the chiffon, velvet or
possibly taffeta, greatest success.
are the finest in the world; the Dutch caps, and heavy, unbeautiful lace vella greatest care is taken in breeding are apt to resemble nothing so the sheep and the wool produced is
milky-white. It's window curtains.
1933 GLOVE MODEL It is always risky to go in for Merino sheep of Victoria, Australia
EMBROIDERED.
Pull-On Type Is Most Reliable.
with Gloves of grey doeskin
with navy raffle cuff are smart
An innovation is blue costumes. the glove with 'side gussets embel- ished with embroidery. These Bide effects produce a smart flared line at the wrist.
With so many three-quarter and elbow length sleeves being shown on frocks and costumes for spring. the glove becomes an object for: some serious thought. The pull-on type follows each season as the Sweaters take their cus from night the day, and is the most re-i knitted dress fashions and adhere to liable of all glove fashions, because' A great variety of Sun Helmets, a policy of less severe more dress- it "goes with everything.” Straw Hats, Bathing Costumes, like or blouse-like lines, Khaki & White Drill Shorts, Wool
In glace, kid-skin or doeskin in This blouse consciousness is per- the new grays, buffs, beiges and & Bistle Stockings, Fountain Pens, haps the most outstanding feature, fawns it is the perfect all-occasion Gold & Silver Watches, Flit & for one cannot help being impressed glove, Spray. Sporting & Day wear Shoes, with the number of details seen on
etc.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
YEE HING
(TOMEY & Co.)
62, Des -Voeux Bond C.
Russian coronets or
much as
never safe to try Innovations at a
wedding.
NEW GLOVE MATERIALS.
Tucray is made from this parti- cular wool, and it is due largely to its exceptional milky-whiteness that the dyers have been able to produce: with such perfect accuracy, the beautiful delicate opal tones which help to make the material such a
success.
The special shades which have christened "The Reville Opal Colours" are:-Opal Pink; Opal Green; Opal Lavender; Opal Mush- room: Opal Yellow; Opal Fawn; Opal Blue; Opal Belge. The Brad- ford Dyers Association have dyed these perfectly.
The designs for Tueray and the mechanism employed in its produc-: tion are so arranged that not only is the "tuck" permanently bound into the fabric, but each tuck has a directional pile, like that of a gentle- man's silk hat, which facilitates Gloves may now be bought in any finishing. dress material. There are long, limp The manufacturers responsible Wrist treatments in the decorat-ones of printed crepe-de-Chine for the conception and production the blouse portion of dresses thated type of glove favour the ruffle short gauntlet gloves of coarse linen of this fashion-inspiring fabric are are reproduced in the sweater and modified flare cuff. For dress in biscuit or blue, and others of w. Thackrap and Co., of Castle stylings.
wear the conservative glove is still white pique and hand-knitted wool Mills, Knaresborough, Yorkshire; The object of the sweater mode the smart glove. seems to be to reproduce in machine-] made garments everything that can be knitted or crocheted by hand.
The result is a tremendous variety of fancy-stitch effects in solid colours and mixed combinations. This hand-knit appearance makes
in an openwork design.
aud a collection of Reville models! have been specially created for the purpose of demonstrating the charm
Menu Suggestions For To-morrow and practical utility of the material,
Breakfast Menu. Grapefruit
for finer looking garments. and Soft Cooked Eggs. Broiled Bacon
French Toast Maple Syrup
COASTWISE gives even the most inexpensive
by
"ALGIE" BENNETT.
An interesting book of Cartoon depicting "Happeningt"
on the Ching Coast.
PRICE $1.00.
Now on sale at AREWERS
WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW EXCELSIOR BOOK STORE and at the Publishers
The Newspaper Enterprise Ltd. China Mail Boilding.
Bringing Up Father.
DID YOU RING, MUM?
sweater an imported air.
Classic sweater styles such as the pull-over and the cardigan go in strongly for hand-fashioning effects to Individualize them, and when they begin to appear in the lovely new pastel tones later on they will be irresistible.
Sweaters of plaid jacquard light- weight zephyrs are smart with skirts of solid dark colours or with tailored suita.
AMERICAN SAILOR HATS
American sailor hats will be worn again this summer, but this time they are made of metal mesh, in silver, gold, and light colours. A square cigarette case and handbag! of the same mesh complete the set.
Colourings this season
Coffee Luncheon Menu......
Apple Salad Bread
Butter Chocolate Cookies, Frosted Tea Dinner Menu. Escalloped Salmon Baked Potatoes Bread Rhubarb Sauce
Relish Dressing Head Lettuce Cottage Pudding with Strawberries
Coffee
- French Toast.
8 pieces leftover bread or ..tonst
1 egg or 2 yolks 1 cup milk
teaspoon salt
14 teaspoon paprika
1 teaspoon sugar
4 tablespoons fat
Beat egg, add milk and season-
brown or confectioner's sugar.
Rhubarb Sance.
4 cups diced peeled rhubarb
1⁄2 cup water
1 cup sugar
Cook rhubarb and water slowly. When soft add suger and boil three minutes. Cool and serve.
Collage Pudding.
4 tablespoons butter.
23 cup sugar
1-egg
2/3 cup water
1 teaspoon vanilla
1⁄4 teaspoon lemon extract'
2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
Cream butter and sugar. Adāj rest of ingredients and beat two ¡minutes. Pour into shallow pan which has been lined with waxed paper. Bake 25 minutes in moder- sta oven. Cut in squares and cover with strawberry mixture.
Strawberry Mixture.
21⁄2 cups berries →
2/3 cup sugar
Wash and hull berries,
Add
have a ings. Mix well. Dip bread slice,: wide range. For those who like into this mixture and brown in fat blue and blue suits many people, which has been heated in frying though by no means as many as is pan. If desired toast can be sugar, Chill and serve. Whipped sometimes thought-there, is the browned on well-greased, griddle, cream can be piled on top pudding true Chinese blue in all shades. Serve hot with honey, syrup, it more festive dessert is desired.
YES, PERİÇINS- TELL LEON TO HAVE THE CAR READY-IM COING TO TAKE. AMBROSIA, FIM, BOOPA DOOP AND TOY-BOY OUT FOR A RIDE
AND I WANT YOU TA TAKE DODO ÁND "PRINCE CHARMING FOR A STROLL- 30 PM TAKING
·BABY-LADY TO THE
ERINARY
when employed in various forms of day-wear and millinery.
In these models three types of been used:-twin, tucking have narrow, and wide.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.
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STE ANIL
20 EN ON⋅
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SEENED
ADDS LAR ADA
FROM BENÝ, AROUN! THAT HOUSE, I DON'T KNOW WHETHER, IT'S ME UNDERWEAR, OR FLEAS THATE
BOTHER ME-
AH, MR. JIGGS-1 UNDER – STAND THAT YOU' MOVED-WHERE ARE YOU LIVING NOW?.
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DOG
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AN EASILY DIGESTED &
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Infant And Convalescent Feeding,
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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.
This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but
war readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow," and altho.
20
34 135 136
143
144.
HT
148
156
HORIZONTAL
1-Going from place
place
g-in a row 10-Made a mistake 12-Boften in temper 13-Traditional resting
place of Noah's ark
15-Over (Poet) 16-Lived
18-Bone of the body 20-One who waights -22-Examiner
24-Played the futs 25-Portion
-A cúble metric,
measure
23-Faw metal (pl.) 20-Struck with a cana $1-Formerly (Poet.) 82-Spock. *
13-Not any 34-A rodent (pl.) 37-Compact
· 39÷To„be 'nwaiting
settlement
42-A Finnish. Island
14
6
8
10
41
13
14
18
↑ HORIZONTAL (Cont) to 45-Wild (Scot.)-
46-Narrow passageway 47 Passes 49-Sheep wool 50-Prefix Very much
$39 40 41 42
58
VERTICAL (Cont.) 12-Happen again 14-Rowe
16-Capital of Norway 17-A metal
|
19-Breton (abbr.)
23-8pire
51-Make a mistake in 21-Makes foun
dealing 54-Checks (abbr) 664armony
67-Refles upon 59-Grades
26-Tardier 26-Taut
129-Kind of fish
130-Female door
20-Possessive of Nero 34-Hardy. 61-Benefitted
VERTICAL
1-Sick... 2-Placed in rowa,
The foilda
4-Snares 5-Peruse 6-Edict 7-Exchanges B-Ever. (Poet.)
9-To supply with air
11-One who throws a
dart
35-Foar
38-Harrow award. 38-Want
40-Chooses
41-Part of the body
(pl.). 42-Stain
|44-Reduce in rank
46-Entice 148-Lateral, parta 145-Happened
2-System (abbr.) 83-Volcano in Italy
6-Laboratory (abbr)
The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle will · appear in to-morrow's lique.
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