CHINA MAIL, FEBRUARY 10, 1938.

In Defence Of Chivalry

The knighthood that was in flow- er has sadly gone to seed,

Women had a pedestal beneath them for a few hundred years. To- day they are lucky if someone does- n't kick their feet out from under them:

From far and' near comes the plaint of suffering maidens that the single standard is being impos- ed by man who has forgotten the instinct that once sent knights in shining mail to battle dragonsin defence of maidens.

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Herewith, Loretta Young, Twen- tieth-Century Fox atar interrupts with 10 points in defètice of chi valry.

1--Don't be afraid to be chival rous. I like to be helped up curb- stones and out of care and to have my escort remove his hat if we step intó ag elevator. What

girl doesn't?

2-Don't keep the car, top, down on the way to a dinner party. don't resent the fresh air fiend, but I do.

o think it is very inconsiderate for any young man to deliver

his

partner to the party looking like Gone With the Wind. When a girl spends an hour getting fixed up to

go out with a man, he should reThere's Something About

lise that this a compliment to

for he wants to be seen with a girl who makes a good impression, does- n't he?

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3- Don't be afraid to let your conversation stand on its own feet.

I don't mind the man who talks about his personal interests nearly

A Pom-Pon!

Naval Notions In New Hats

Ow To Old Yore Man

By MRS. ELIZA MIFFIN

Aving got your man the next job is to old im.

if yore man is fond of the ladies like the late Mr Miffin this will take a bit of doin as this tipe is al- ways on the look out for a lark and there is plenty of snakes in the grass waitin to pounce if you dont keep yore eyes open.

first of all i advise my lady read- rs to git old, of his pay envelope Bava-man cant do much without money though i must say that the late Mr. Miffin did better than i expected with a shilling a day beer money and a bicycle.

The next thing apart from good omely cookin which goes without sayin is. never let yourself go to seed.

always ave a fresh ribbon in vore bonnet, and never let in see you in curlin papers.

also you should keep im guessin. you dont always_ave to tell im who bought you a nourishin stout. or wot you've got in that brown paper parcel...

and wot about doin that ban in yore heck one day, and on top of yore ead the next to give im a su prise?

but if the worst appena i do beg my lady readers not to take no no~ tice of them modern writera wot advise you to ask the snake in the grass ome to tea And tell er no wonder yore usband likes er as shes so pretty.

i stopped many of the late Mr. as much as the man who makes Pom-pons, especially if they are soft and fluffy-looking, are all

Miffin's larks by givin is lady. some remarks and then turns to the rage just now. You see them on the tops of sailor caps, at the friends a piece of my mind and if someone else for corroboration, or corners of turned-up haloes, or next to the hair on those large flat that dont work i always say wots who adds "that was pretty silly, berets that are being worn so much this season. Some pom-pons wrong with an umbrella wasn't it?" Perhaps it was, but are made of fur, others are silks, but the smartest of all are tufts why call attention to it? The girl of dyed ostrich feather. In the photograph you see one of the latest model Paris hats, with its cute little ostrich pom-pon at the can only smile sweetly and mur-side. They are easy to make, and it's a good idea to have the you need to do is to pull the ends * 4-Don't fail to be punctual. Dur-Pom-pons match either your scaff or jumper in colour.

mur: Not at all.

ing the filming of "Wife, Doctor and Nurse,” Warner Baxter compli- mented me on the fact

that not once did. I arrive late on the set. While I appreciated the compli- ment, I certainly didn't expect it, for I always try to be on time. My advice

to the man who's going to be even a quarter of an hour late is to call up and say so. It may save the day. More important, it may save the date.

Don't try to show off. The man who yells at other drivers in traffic doesn't impress the average girl with his bravery but with his boorishness. When you brag about having taken a cold shower every morning, don't forget that she may do the same thing herself.

6-Don't hold a grudge. If some- thing angers you to the point where you lose your temper, forget it afterward and don't bring the mat- ter up again. And don't nag or go around muttering in your beard. 7-Every sensible woman resents

A TEMPORARY CLEANER

It may happen that on remov- ing a pastel-shaded dance or dinner frock it will be found to be slightly soiled at the base of the neck, hem, or to have been splash- ed accidentally with wine or coffee.

An efficient method of dry- cleaning, if this particular dress- is wanted for wear too soon to be sent to the "cleaner proper" for return in time, is to sprinkle a little powdered French chalk, or on the soiled portions. even good talc powder, generously

Leave wrapped in a clean bath- towel overnight and until just before. needed. Then shake frock gently and press with warm iron. Stains should

have dis- appeared.

a man who talks in the theatre.centrepiece at a dinner party, Talk about women talking! Fre only annoying everyone else quently I have had to change my also ruining the hostess's seat in a motion picture theatre table decorations. because some man nearby kept me from hearing, with gabbling.

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WORTH NOTING

“If you put a lump of sugar in the cheese dish with cut cheese you will find your cheese will never go dry.”

of the tape. If you remember to do this you will never be bothered with broken cor

can

Transfer marks left after a piece of embroidery is completed, be taken out before the article is squeezed through in warm...... soapy water by rubbing gently with 2 piece of cotton wool moistened with methylated spirit.

“When baby first begins to walk, COULD NOT GET RID

rub the soles of her new shoes with

a piece of raw potato. This will remove the shine and so prevent tumbles."

in

"If you've got worm in your furniture, dip a small brush parafin and brush well into *holes.'

the

To clean white tennis shoes, mix

OF NEURITIS

Nurse Now Prescribes Kruschen Salts

nurse like a doctoris always adding to her knowledge. Here is a nurse who- now prescribes Kruschen Salts for neuritis.. She prescribes it. confidently, because it was the only remedy which brought her relief when she herself was afflicted with the same complaint.

Put the cleaner with methylated spirit writes, "on my feet 12 hours à day, and

10-Don't underestimate the im- his incessant portance of being a good dance partner. "It isn't necessary to __8~If you're thoughtful enough know all the new trick steps, but to offer your partner a cigarette, every girls look forward to going don't make her ask you for a match, out with a young man who is It's silly little irritations like this smooth, easy dancer, that count a great deal.

and put on with an old shaving brush. It is more easily done and dries at once, and will not rub loff.”

"Here's a corking idea which savés a lot of time. Before insert- ing a cork in a bottle, take a small length of tape, stretch it across the mouth of the bottle, and then push the cork securely in. Leave the ends of the tape hanging, and when

"I am a busy private nurse, she hardly knew how to get about through neuritis, I tried several things, but, all in. vain, so I thought I would give Kruschen Salts a fair trial. After tak ing them for seven days, I found great relief, and by the end of one month was completely free from neuritis. I have had several patients under my cara with the same complaint and have put them on to Kruschen too."Nurse M.T.

of a deeper trouble the same trouble The pains of neuritis are s. symptom that causes rheumetiam, gout and lumbago. They show that poisons have crept into the blood, Kruschen is a ensure internal cleanliness and keep combination of six natural salts, which

Don't try and be a profession Please don't get the impression al humourist I can recall my dis- that I consider men a pretty sorry gust at a man who thought it ter- institution. After all, most of them ribly clever to eat roses from the really are courteous, aren't they? you wish to uncork the bottle all the bloodstream pure.

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