SPORTS COATS
(sa, išmatralion)
Made of the quality West o England fannère-in-a-ntos shade of Grey.
Ont and tailored by experts to afford perfect freedom. $26 50 TROUSERS to match $14.50
TWEED HATS and CAPS
MACKINTOSH
&-CO., LTD.
Men's Wear Specialists, Alexandra Building. Des Voeux Road.
HONGKONG: TALEGRARHR
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1839.
In Fashion's Realm.
THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.
A Breakfast Dish,
Bacon and Egg Rolls-Re- quired: 1 egg and 1 rasher of bacon per person, Bail the egge for 5 minutes, than shell carefully. Wrap each egg in a thin rasher of boon, from which the rind and Įrust have been removed, and tie round with tape, Warm a greaA- ed frying pan, put in the bacon rolla, and tum over and over gently until cooked. Remove the tape and dish sach'roll on a nes piece of fried bread or toast: garnish with parsley,
THE
BRUNSWICK STUDIO
REMOVED TO
17; Ice House Street
On March 1st.
WE ANNOUNCE OUR
SPRING SALE IN ALL LINES
AT
ABSOLUTELY GIVING-AWAY PRICES
from 7th. to 26th. March.
REMEMBER:
SUCH CHANCES ARE BUT FEW.
THE SINCERE CO. LTD.
TRAVELLERSI
Why not buy a
C. P. GOERZ'S Camera here?
Sole agents in China.
Tel. $817,
Prices -moderate.
+3
HALL, LAW & CO.
10,Des Voeux Road, Central”.
MADELEINE PEARSON.
AFTERNOON and
EVENING GOWNS.
Inspection cordially invited.
(NEXT TO CAFE WISEMAN.)
Tel. Central, 2313.
P. O. Box 530,
YEE SANG FAT CO.
SMART
WHITE SHOES
Evening gown of silver cloth for debutante with distended skirt touched with pink roses at hips and hem. & novelty feature is the lace cape that forms a sleeve which is fastened to the bodice with roses.
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR than they were at the beginning of autumn, but tailored suits are more moderate in length.
PROMISES TO CHILDREN.
Indian headdress of old gold tinsus jewelled in green stones and pearls with bright green aigrette standing in straight row across front and sides.
SUGGESTIONS FOR THEbinet would be silent re-
- TIDY WOMAN,
minder to the chief male offender that stray pipes and tobacco- pouches should have ́s proper Thome.
Waste-paper baskets are not nearly enough in evidence in Pretty boxes, silk or linen- One often meets people who most households. There should covered in badrooms, make tidier think that while they must keep be one in every room for the receptacles for handkerchiefs, promises made to adults, they can scraps of rubbish which generally gloves, ties and collars, &o, then be more careless of promises made £t thrown into the fireplace. A the confusion of drawers, and the to children Really the reverse roomy letter rack placed promin- ease with which the lids can be is true. A friend can understand ently on the writing table would lifted and articles dropped inside that sometimes one has to invite one: a aretonne-covered •■-greater inducement to change one's mind," and can portfolio for newspapera is ready keep everything in its right forgive one's occasional human to hand, and at the same time place." frailty. But a child is a very keeps the straying sheets in order, The nursery ahould possess a different proposition it never while a book-rack on a side-table roomy cupboard, and a large forgets and very often it never gives room to magazines, library playbox is also a wise addition, forgives. Most people, occasion-books, &c, which are otherwise
Dressing gowns WIRDS & ally, in a moment of real affection, left lying about A specially often hung on bedroom doors, may promise a child a treat; and some spacious workbasket, with, a con- be more tidily concealed behind of us, alast break faith when it venient handle, serves for work the curtains of a cornir hanging would be inconvenient to keep it in hand.
wardrobe, while the hate and
Such broken promises Cause A small glass-fronted cupboard costs, and even umbrellas and children disappointment, and in the bathroom takes the array walking-sticks, of the hall cort teach them oynicism. The herd of bottles, glasses and other hanger, may be more satisfaç knocks of the world come to articles which usually decorate tarily disposed in a specially con- children soon enough, however the shelves, and smoker's structed narrow cupboszd. much their parents try to give them a sheltered childhood. A child's sorrow seems soon past, but a child's memory is longer than one dreams, and a child's logic exceeds in its severify that of the more sophisticated adults. Broken promises with children as with other young people may lead to broken hearts!
A survey of the naw Bpring Of the summer materials, models reveals little change in the foulard is likely to have another general line. Dresses made up success, unless so much of it is in soft materials still show used early in the sessen that it tendency towards drapery on the has become common by the time hips:
June and the Grand Samaine ar- Coats and skirts and walking rives. Foulard, as it is being
Celluloid beads, in blendect costumes are very plain and neat, shown now. in all, the advance colours are being used as trim- and there le almost an entire spring collections, in trimmed with ming-for spring hats. Owing to absence of trimming on either.combed wool and for made of the composition of which they What decoration there is is pro-wool. vided by the manner in which
are made, the bat does not become heavy no matter how
{ähe material is folded, Inid on, or Open-work stripes, or filet hade many are used. Very novel by combining materials of con- effects are featured on the most effects are achieved through their trasting colours.
Reception dresses and coats model apta itself particularis
elaborate sweaters. The slip-on use are as long, if not a triffe longer to such elaboration
FASHIONS IN LINGERIE.
The fashionable che mises and knickers are straight, and usually these- two garmente are chosen
to match.
The former are cut almost straight, except för
a slanting line from waist up, to LD-ST
alf- unnecessary, faliness They have "hardly any shoulder strap, and some aren adapt the
the demands of the ne less, sleevel
gown by doing the shoulder substituting Hiny gold
For
Most
Ladies,
Up
Gents
and
Date
Style
Children
YEE SANG FAT CO