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MAIL SCHEDULES

The Postmaster General announces that 'as from 1st November the Parcel Post rates to the United Kingdom will be reduced to-

$1.40 2.50 8.60

3 lb. 7 lb.

11 b..

22 lb. 6.00

be

Private letter-boxes may now rented at the Kowloon Post Ofec Full information regarding them muy

be obtained from the Offer In charge of that office.

NEW YEAR PARCEL MAIL FOR GREAT BRITAIN,

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1934

The Woman's Page

Fashions In Woods

· Simpler Treatment

(By MRS. GORDON-STABLES).

London.

The New Year Parcel Mail for Great Britain will be closed in the General Post Office at 5 pm. on the

We are now entering upon an era November per 8.5. "Chitral." Publie are kindly requested to post in furnishing when wood is being

early.

16th The

This mall is due to arrive at London out the 21st December.

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

exploited in the aesthetic sense, and vellued for Its own inherent qualities and beauties rather than as a medium for displaying the crafts- manship of the carver and the mechanical Ingenuity of the turner. What, now counts most are the in- 18terest proper to its grain and the sutlety, of the surface tint and tex- ture, either polished or in the na- tural atate.

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Nav.

Ranura (via Suez)

FROM JAPAN

Nov.

Penang Maru

14

Toyooka Muru

16

Chitral ....

Pres. McKinley

FROM MANILA

Emp. of Japan 201

Atsula Maru ...... General Sherman

FROM SHANGHAI

Conte RossO

Chitral

Pres. McKinley

D'Artagnan

Nov.

20

Nov.

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

#2

Nov.

נן

Durban Maru

Kumaang

Lisbon Maru

"

FROM AUSTRALIA

Nov.

Atsuta Maru

OUTWARD MAILS.'

FOR EUROPE

Conte Rosso (via Brindisi)

Tortured ornament has given!

10 place to simplicity of treatment, and simple step-mouldinga have taken the place of the lions' heads, the paw feet, the acanthus leaves and 14the rest of the eighteenth-century 16 cabinet-makers' bag of furnishing 10 tricks.

But. having arrived at this limi- tation of the decorative motif, we 16jare met by the necessity for avoid- 16ing any consequent monotony or 10 similarity arising from it. We find the solution in the Introduction of new woods, with 'unusual grain and distinctive in colour. So strange in

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15 character are some of these that we 17 are using them merely in the form of bandings, edgings and beadings, rather than in bulk. There is, for example, zebrano, a wood which, like Macassar ebony, combines in itself a variety of shades of colour, rather stripy in style, and most effective as a rimming for Nov. [soler woods.

Closes: Reg. 2.15 p.m. Ord. 3 p.m. Emp. of Japan (via Siberia and

Vancouver) Closes: Rex. 9.15 am. Ord, 10 a.m. Chitral (via San Francisco)

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18f

more

more

Modern Mahogany Those who care for the striking effects will approve of the isfurniture in which zebrano in its deeper moments is used for the 17"carcase," while the same wood in

its lighter moods appears in panels| Closes: Res 10 a.m. Ord. 10.30 a.m. and drawer-handles. Mahogany-is

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Closes: Reg. 9 a.m. Ord, 9.30 Athos II.

a.m.

D'Artagnan (Marseilles Air Ser

vice)

Talthybius

FOR JAPAN

Nov.

Emp, of Japan'

Atsuta Maru

General Sherman

Athos II (vin Siberia)

FOR AMERICA

Talthybius .. Emp, of Japan Pres. McKinley

FOR MANILA

FOR SHANGHAI

Taiping

Emp. of Japan

General Sherman

Athos II

FOR STRAITS & INDIA

Conte Rosso Chitral

"Nov.

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Simple Treatments For Hair and Skin

of black

This dinner costume crepe. worn by Wynne Gibson, screen actress, features the popu lar slit-skirt that is having a wide Vogue both in informal tailored and clinging and 'is topped with a silver fox cape and velvet cloche

hat.

DOLLS FOR HOME DECORATION

Latest Brushes

The, vogue of the doll in home becoming far more variable and decoration appears in many quaint upppealing than in its hot red Vic-new designs. There are exotic mission torian feys. It halls now from Venetian beauties with a

15 Africa and America, and ranges for disguising telephones and ten-

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When the hair looks coarse and dry, and seems to have lost its lus- tre, give it an olive oil bath. Apply the warm oil to the scalp, and · mas- | sage it well into the roots, then wring a large towel in very hot water and fold it over the head. Do this a second time, then sham-1 poo the hair with egg julep, made by beating the yolks of two eggs with A dessertspoonful of melted green soap jelly. Another hat towel, applied before the hair is dried, will make it soft, silky and Casy to "get."

2

If the hair seems inclined to fall out, massage a good tonic into the scalp every day for fortnight. Here is a recipe for a reliable lotlon; half-drachm sulphate of quinine, four ounces rose-water, two ounces bayrum. Dissolve the quinine in half of the bay-rum, add the remainder, and finally the rose- water..

For The Skin

A sallow skin may be improved by the application of a bran and buttermilk maak. Mix bran with buttermilk to a thick paste. Cover the face and neck evenly with this, leave for ten minutes, then remove with warm water followed by cold. If this treatment is repeated every second day, the skin will rapidly regain fairness,

And The Eyes

"Tired" eyes should be bathed night and morning with equal parts of witch hazel and water. This is an excellent tonic 'for eyes which the are suffering from strain or effects of sun glare.

Lines round the eyes can be re- moved by smoothing unprepared lanoline over the wrinkles. Melt

the lanoline, or soften it by mixing with a few drops of warm almond oil, and take great care not to stretch the skin when applying it. Tap the grease gently into the skin and remove surplus with tissues. In the morning use a mild astrin- gent lotion on a.pad of cotton-wool.

AFTER THE HOLIDAYS

Fashioned along evening gown lines this negligee worn by Poggy Wood, Alm star, is of silver green Matinback crepe. It's dolmen aleerea are allt and looped and bationed in a distinguished man- ner. The collar and revers turn their satin face upward, as does the long girdle tailed in heavy tassels,

THE COSSACK CAP

Matching Gloves And Shoes For Luncheon

Fur trima millinery as well as dresses. The Cossack eap, with i crown of grey astrakan mixed with navy cloth, is a smart and distina- tive vogue, to complete a navy wool tunic banded with the fur, and a double cape collar and muff all of the grey astrakan.

18 from the pallor, now so popular pots, and the oddest of peasant A camomile soap for blonde hair amongst furniture-woods, to an ad-women. Both are dressed in and a henna soap for brunette hair 17 mirable warm, earth-brown. flowered felts in vivid colour is the correct washing medium for

Grey gloves, pochette, and grey Poplar, a wood unsuited to the schemes. The main Idea seems to hair after the holldays, when sham- body of furniture, has, nevertheless, be to use as many different colours poos may have too drying an effect. shoes will further ensure the suc a good, gnarled grain that shows up as possible in a harmonious scheme. The rich lather of these two soaps reas of a luncheon ensemble: Per- iGj excellently in its details.

There are also doll brushes, the will counteract the after-effects of haps an additional feminine Ed- Austra lian maple, with its suggestion of bristles fine, and arranged in all the dry shampoos, taken on journeys, wardian touch will be added by a pink in the colouring, lends itself colours of the rainbow to form the and setting liquids that have spirit cluster of shaded violets or orchids amiably to the bleaching process, full skirts. The bodices are elabo-in their composition.

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18 from which. It emerges looking less rate affairs of coloured satin and anamke than many of its pickled gilt lace, and the faces painted in contemporaries. The pretty grain modernist style have wonderfully,

to of bird's-eye maple and the decora-coiffured heads.

16tive mattling of burr-maple com-]-

1

17 mend these for use

other woods.

as panels to

Nov.

A DUPLICATE MUFF

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FOR AUSTRALIA

Nov.

Taiping

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SUNBASKING "SHORTS"

Paris. Mainbocher's dressing gowns at half-length, are special to sunbask- Remember the curly white muffe ing "shorts" ensembles in gay that little girls hung around their coloured silken prints that would necks and that had a little pocket sway on the most meagre breeze. book in the top? Well, Jean His coolle-amock blouse will suffice Parker has a duplicate, in baron- to cover maillot" or "shorts," VIA SIBERIA— Letters and post-duki, the now svelte fur. It not whether made in taffeta Turkish | cards for Europe and South America|

a change purse but a towelling or what not. Follow it as only has are forwarded "via Biberia" if superscribed.

separate compartment for ciga-one, example in the beach-wear and PARCEL rettes.

category if you have a long, slim, MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier

straight leg line. than the time given above unless otherwise stated, and where mails are vices.

REGISTERED

MONK-LIKE COWLS

Back interest

Rates and all particulars are advertised to close at or before'9 a.m., shewn in the schedules exhibited at registered and parcel malls are elosed the General Past Office and Kowloon at 6 p.m. on the previous day.

Office. All letters etc., must be mark. AIR MAIL-Imperial Airways viu od "By Air Mail" and handed in at

is ubiquitous. | Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam via the General Post Offee Unless There are monk-like cowls, or the Singapore Saigon-Marselles via Bal- superscribed for despatch by a spacl neck is eat to look as It had been con. Correspondence for Europe and tc air mail service, correspondence. intermediate countries will be at will be forwarded by the first service grabbed from the back and violenty cepted for transmission by these Ser-available.

pulled away from the neck.

Inestling in the fur.

THE NAUGHTY CHILD

Your naughty child is not always so blameworthy as he seems. Like us 'grown-ups', he is subject to occasional disorganization of the digeative pro- cesses which are trying to the nerves, spirits and temper;"

Why you see that your little one is 'out-of-sorts', inoody, fractious, ill- tempered, remember that most likely his stomach is out-of-order, or his teeth are bothering him, or maybe he is. constipated, billous, or worried with Worms. In any such case all he needs: is a dose of Baby's Own Tablets to quickly set him right.

A medical child-specialists's prescrip- tion, Baby's Own Tablets are guaran teed absolutely safe and good for even Your the youngest infant in arms. chemist or medicine dealer can supply you with

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DAILY CROSS- WORD PUZZLE

This cross-word puzzle has been made by hn, expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling,

such as harbor, plow, and altho.

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25 26

40.

40

142.

47

48

50

155 152

53

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59 60

HORIZONTAL·

1-Distant

4-Tanned hide of an

animal

10-Golf

.

of mound 13- have (Contr.) 14-A

tottar 15-Dir!' num 16-Regiment (abbr.) 17-Meals:

19-A course material for making bage 21-Ronds (abbr) 22-Gulde 23-Politive terminal. 26-A degree (abbr) 27-Seaport of Belgium 30-A black bird 31-Maritime distress

signal 33-Girl's name 34-Galf term

35-Those who display

small knowledge.

38-Americaà post 32-Remainder (abbr.) *40-Half-yearly

44-Burn

47-Part of the foot

48-A motal

49-An herb

50-Trape

1128 129

33

36 137

45

| HORIZONTAL (Cont.) { VERTICAL (Cànt.)

54-Type genus (abbr) 12-Incite

16-Raves

56-Not at any time 68-Terminate

59-One of the higher

18-Increased

20-Obtain

23-Those skilled in art

24-No (Boot.).

28-A serpent

order of clergy-28 Near (Prov. Eng.)

Bi-Rubbers

|35-Greek goddess of

the dawn

136-Put on

37-Crimson

50--King (Fr.) 69-Lacs fabric

(29-Wishes

32-Repressora 35-Male descendent 38-Combining form.

Far

37-Printer's measure

70-Blight convex curve 38-Father (short)

in a column (Arah.) 71-8tresta: (abbr.)

VERTICAL

1-A trea

2-Avenue (abbr.)

2-Censure

4-Make smaller

-Eternity

43-Out (6. Afr. D.)

(44–Tribes, an of Sept-

tish Highlanders 45-Bara

48-Attorney (abbr.)

j49-The staff of life (pl.)

6-Superlative suffix. 51-Retate (abbr.): 6-Amount, as of taxes (62-Escapa

7-The nave of a wheel ES-A bristle (Surg.)

(pl.)

67-Lease

a-Muse of lyric poetry:69–Writing Impiomant

(Cinas, Myth.) 60-Fish eggs 9-Storms

62-Portuguese coin

64-Sister (short)

13-An ancient war-ship 63-Decay

11-Even (Contr.)

The solution of the above with a new, cross-word puzzle

will appear in to-morrow's issue,

For brass.copper

and all metals

use

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"In disgrace" BABY'S OWN TABLETS.

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Bringing Up Father

+ WONDER WHAT

EXCUSE 1 KIN GIVE TO MAGGIE TO GIT OUT OF COIN TO THE SEA-SHORET

WITH HER FER THE WEEK ?

YES- WE ARE

LEAVING THIS. AFTERNOON FOR THE SEA SHORE:

·9 1934. King Bucure hybe

BE

THAT NICE? THERE ARE UTY OF US GIRLS GOING THIS

IOON-TOO-YOU KNOW.

TO BE BATHING

TEST: WE ARE ALI

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