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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1935

MAIL SCHEDULES The Woman's Page

PARCEL POST ·

A schedule of revised parcel post

rates, including many reductions, is

exhibited in the Parcel Office, G.P.O. BELTS, BOWS,

The rates will take effect as from 1st) March, 1935.

Imperial Aleways via Singapore Bandoeng Amsterdam via Singapore Saigon-Marstillen via Salgon Singapore-Australla Correspondence will be accepted for transmission by these servfecs, Rates and all particolars are shown in the schedules oxhibited at the Post Offers, A letters etc, must be marked "By Air Mail" and be handed in at a Fost Office.

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

"Yashkuni Maru (Air Mail ex Imperial Airways Service)

FROM JAPAN-

Toyama Mara

Santhin

Maroran Maru Chichibu - Maru

Emp. of Asin

Haruna MarE

FROM SHANGHAI

Agamemnon

Aramis

Emp. of Asia

Chichibu Maru

Lycaon

Bhutan

Mar.

Mdy.

+

Mar.

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Mar.

.F

2G

BOUQUETS AND

BUTTONS

Novelties At Fashion Displays

W

London.

THILE the lino launched at the spring fashion openings is distinguished by is simplicity, the dressmakers have given full play to their fancy in the matter of acces sories. Belts, buttons and bows rival one another in decorative effect. The newest silhouette por. trait belts, in white on a dark 27 ground, are featured on smart after- 27 noon gowns, trimmed with buttons! to match. The black edging sug-

28 gesta a photo frame.

20 The season-tieket buckle is ani

20

idea for another belt, and consists

of an oblong disc with the name of the wearer, inscribed on mica. The Italian influence is seen in a belt of serushed gold leather studded with 28 stones. The leather looks like 28 crinkled crops and the belt fastens

at the side...

29

The buttons that so gaily perform {the function of ornament as well as fastening may range from the old-

20 world rose to the glass fah. In the 20 former case they may outline the 2 neckline effectively.

28

Yasukuni Maru

Archilles

Emp. of Ani

Pren. Polk

FROM U.S.A.

Mar.

Emp. of Asia Pres, Polk

29

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OUTWARD MAILS.

Other corange trimmings include

the navy bow that holds the shiny starched pique collar of the navy evening dress, and the "bouquet” of lifesize drum lles fastened at the neckline.

THE HIGHWAYMAN MODES

THE "glass" medium is opaque in

MAKING BIBS

NERVY PEOPLE ARE RARELY BEAUTIFUL

Nervy people are rarely beauti

Everybody except babies wears bibs nowadays, and the point is to make an old dress new by varying them. Bibs may be flat and yet surround the neck and chest with becoming folds that do not neces sarily look like napkins tucked fo before dinner. The main thing is, first, to cut out in paper a becom ing hole for the neck. This can [be done empirically, or an old col-

lar can be followed which has

good neck line. Once this is cut! the bib enn be made fat like a' Jung-protector which a not parti- cularly exciting but which some- times gives vest-like look. Or It can be cut to fall in ripples from the neck.

It should be remembered that the more circular the bib the more folds will fall down in front. Tak- ing the neck line, therefore, a point should be marked on the front of the paper to which it is desired that the bib shall reach. From this point a line can be drawn which either makes a rect- angle-this implies straightness- or which follows a curve, if neces- sary, up to the shoulders. This gives excellent waterful of folds in front.

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Stuff matters greatly. On a dull dreas something really shiny looks well. Satin crepon, which acat- lers the lights of the satin, looka well here and in dead white, if it suits the wearer. There are rug- ged stuffs which suit wool dresses, sithéry stuffs which go with slit. which hery silks, dull surfaces

make an oasis in those that are

to go with the bib. Edges can

jahiny.. Cuffs can always be made

elther be pleoted, which has to be done by machinery, or a narrow.

cut

27 feather tip in front, and anemone you from the mirror with a dis-and exactly on the cross. It is THE VISITING CARD

red with two anemone flower-heads traught expression, and your fore- run on the edge of the collar,

23

FOR BUROPE

Mar.

Aramis (Marnelllas Air Mail) 21

Closes: Reg. 10 am. Ord. 10.30. a.m. Yasukuni Maru (via Siberia)

201 Agarmemmon (vià Marseilles), 27 Checa Reg. 846 a.m. Ordu. 9.30 am. Haruna Maru (via Marseilles)

Closes: Reg. 6 p.m. Ord 6'p.m.

D

FOR JAPAN

Mar.

Tasukuni Maru

FOR MANILA

Mar.

Emp. of Ania Pres. Falk

FOR U.S.A.

Yasukuni Maru

FOR STRAITS

Mar.

Howing

Mainam

28

FOR INDIA

Mary'

Hossing

20

Aramis

28

21

Agamenmon

21

Mar.

head is permanently creased in a turned over, and tucked in. This posed at centre-front where crown meets brim, which is given a dark worried frown, gat away, when is not nearly so difficult to do ef- 20 blue vell.

you can, from bricks and motar ficiently as might seem. There is another highwayman and take a walk in the country. shape in black "diagonal" straw-Get sunshine when there is any. called diagonal because it is meant Artificial sunshine is a fair sub- 20 to be worked up thus. This hat stitute, and there are plenty of has a long black ostrich feather opportunities for getting this now. plume set beneath the brim to hang adays.. A daily toasting from one down at the right side. Neckties of the small "home" lamps which of these new fabrics are included Don't take the "buck-you-up" kind are sold, will, be very beneficial.

of tonic. Rather, take something ROUGE FOR DAY AND it to calm your nerves.

Boothing, with a little bromide in

VIA SIRERIA Letters and post cards for Europe and South America are forwarded "vla Siberia" if so #aperscribed.

with hats..

EVENING

TANT women find it necessary

Mto have both cream and com-

pact rouge always in stock, and different day and evening shades are advisable. Under artificial

CLEANING THE SOFA

To clean a sofa or armchair that cannot be easily taken out into the open air and beaten, or better

warm

water,

light, the complexion must not apetili treated with a vacuum cleaner, deep, oven bloom. The pear staring, but should have a

try this method. combined

Soak a sheet in and compact rouge wring as dry as possible, and throw use of cream will give this effect..

it over the chair. Beat thoroughly PARCEL Apply the cream rouge by the are closed 16 minutes earlier method already described; now powdust will all remain on the damp with a stick or carpet beater. The then the time given aboya unless otherwise stated, and where malls are dor lightly, dust off, then rouge sheet instead of flying about the advertised to close at or before 9 am with the compact. Powder again,

REGISTERED.

MAILS

and

registered and parcel mails are closed removing surplus powder from the room.

at 6 pm, on the previous day.

AIR MAIL Imperlai

Singapore,

Airways

rouged area by pressing (not rub

Handberg-Amsterdam vibing) a clean pad of cotton wool

Blagapore Balgon-Marsollian via Bet against the cheeks. ·

go. Correspondence for Europe and

Intermediate countries will be a

cepted for transmission by these Ser-

vicen.

Rates and all particulars are

INEXPENSIVE TONICS

shown in the schedules exhibited at The average scalp is inclined

STIFF SILKS RUSTLE

AROUND PARIS

London.

TIFF silks are rustling around Paris, and a great many al-

the General Post Office, and Kowloon to be listless, dry and much in ready appear here, although how

Office. All letters etc., must be mark need of general vitalising and much they will be used in the Paris WHEN DOING CROCHET: WORK

Unless quickening. Brushing and mas collections for day clothes, in addi-

ed “By Air Mail" and handed in at the General Port Office.

air

amperscribed for despatch by a 'sped-jaaging in themselves are inexpen- tion to evening, is shrouded in Uses chamois "leather. ́ ́ finger mail service, correspondence sive tonics. With them should be mystery. These suraha. taffetas stall when doing crochet work. will be forwarded by the first service used one of the new tonics, a and failles have the look, In both This will protect the finger, and, thrice-refined oil and a stimulant colour and weave, of the dress silks being supple, will bend with every

combined.

evallable.

of 150 years ago,

movement.

VOGUE

"ISITING-CARDS

London." during the months or so, this correspondent was told by a special ist in stationery, have been follow ing the slim line. Thin aa the usual ivory would have been con- sidered once upon a time, something even more so was requested, and s much thinner, ivery is now the rogue. More to be desired are those In opaline, firm yet wafer-like, which practically double the capacity of any card case, leather or metal.

Next script is still accepted as best for the name and address.

EYESTRAIN CAUSES WRINKLES

a

Probably one of the most fre quent causes of wrinkles is eye- strain. If crows feet and wrin- kles are beginning to make their unwelcome appearance, make eareful examination of the light- ing in your home. Reading in a poor light is a definite cause of nervous tension and lines round, the eyes. Persistent headaches at the temples usually mean that a visit to the ocullat is, indicated.

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SATURDAY'S SOLUTION, STROLL JOSTERS A ORION HIVCE PROTEGE INERTIA DAT SIMPLER ARR EDEN CELLS STAT DIREA A29 MEETS

JOSTED A TASBI

THE

HONG KONG

PENINSULA HOTEL;

HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL;

PEAK HOTEL;"

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL

HOTELS,

LIMITED

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peiping

A GALAXY OF NEW CREATIONS

JUST UNPACKED GAGE AND BRAE-BURN SPRING HATS

ALL WINTER FELT HATS

TO BE CLEARED AT

$4.75 each

MODE ELITE Entrance Chinese Baxnar

China Bldg.

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

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

such as harbor, plow, and altho.

18

54

29

HORIZONTAL 1-Lace together B-Helped

8-Becaus

10-Angor

12-Part of a harnessi 13-Mother (short)

14-Pronoun

15-Sorrowful

17-Preposition

19-30on 20-Besecched 22-Pronoun 28-Greek goddess of

discard

25-Pertaining to the

27-Greek god of war 29-Discharge

31-By

-

32-The outer coat of

wheat 33-Remove the skin. 35-A

liquid

messure

36-Charmed 37-4.ond grass stem 80-Examine 42-June-bug (pl.). 43-8mall bed 65-Plant

47-A wild animal-

·]

16

20

146

156

57

59

HORIZONTAL (Cont.), VERTICAL (Cont),

48-More luold

60-Iran spike

52-Upon

53-8tida

|63-Want

67-Proneun 68-Unit

160-Negative

68-Sallor (colloq.) ̧

62-Unit of work

63-Seed covering

18-Raw matal

19-A continent

21-Mand

122-A fowl

[24–Mischievous child

26-Meat of a deer,

Fork

28-Rodent 150-Larga pient. (pl.)

33-Awaita

34-Terminate

135-Fondleg

65-Comparative suffix 37-Fish engi

186-To one ilde

57-DaNies

VERTICAL

1-Unproductiva 2-Ploral - suffix 2-8ix (Rom)... 4-Ireland (post.}", B-Militarykusistant 6-Pronoun

7-Printer's measure B-Ventures 11-Engilah school 12-Sphere

18-Break suddenly 10-Box

38-Makes a mistake

40-Dispatch 41-A beverage 142-Lair

[43-Awrap |44-Canvas shelter

46-Pala

(Bp.)

Tafyly

64Wledom

168 Grosk god of love

81-Bone (Lat.),

62-Bumix used to form

prat tense

{54 Act 20

{66–The (6p.)

The solution of the above with a new cross-word pussie

appear in to-morrow's

Bringing Up Father

MR MORTGAGE ADVISES US TO BUY SOME PROPERTY IN MUDVILLE ON SPECULATION.

HE SAYS THE MAYOR

15 THE WHOLE THING

UP THERE' AND WIL BOOM THINGS

I'LL GO GET:

LOOK AT

MUDVILLE.

IS RIGHT

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