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SILK DRESSES

in the latest styles and colourings.

AFTERNOON AND EVENING GOWNS IN NINONS.

Adjoining St Francia Hotel,

DO YOU WANT AN OVERSEER, OR CLERK?

want.

We can probably find you just the man you

Apply to the Hon. Secretary,

Mrs. J. McCormack,

HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

By telephone to Central 212 or to the City Hall on Mondays and Thursdays at 11 a.m.

In the Hot Weather You Need Our

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(made from the' best essence and 90% pure alcohol.)

THE COLONIAL DISPENSARY. 18, QUEEN'S ROAD. Central. Tel. 0.1877,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1929.

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

For the Housewife. EO AND NOW

CARE OF BEDS AND BEDDING.

The comfort of a bed dependin largely upon the attention that is bestowed upon it. Daily care and occasional repairs will keep it in a good condition.

Most heds consist of a wire spring mattress, a pad to protect it, and a wool or hair 'overlay.

Cleaning the wire mattress is a simple matter as dust can colly be removed with a stiff hrush or, better still, a viemum cleaner. If, owing to neglect, rust appears, sweet oil rubbed on and left for forty-eight hours will usually re move it, but if it is badly rusted it is best painted with aluminium paint.

A spring mattress that sags should be tightened with a key, or, if in a bad condition, its life may be lengthened by the use of a maitress support.

This 'consists

of a frame bearing spiral springs which can be attached to the underside of the bed.

The protecting pad can be in- expensively made of hession. If Hemmed neatly and secured at each corner with tapes it is quite as ofleient

readymade Newspapers folded several times ure also quite effective. ·

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one.

A hair or wool mattress should be turned every day-one day from end to ond and the next from side jo 'side. If left arched on the bed for an hour it will be thoroughly nired. Dust should be brushed onen a week from round the but- tons and sides or removed with a yaenum cleaner.

Flock heds which are consider- ed by some people to be uncom- fortable can be kept free from bumps if attended to daily. Grasp the flock with the hands through the covering and pull apart.

Once every five years, all mat- fresses and pillows should be cleaned. Stains can be removed with a mixture of fuller's-earth and water or starch and noap jelly. Apply the paste thickly, allow it to dry, and then brush off with a clean brush.

To clean 3L mattress, remove apes and buttuna, noting where they are to go when replaced. Open one side and remove the hair of wool to a hath containing a Food soap lather. Squeeze it well in this until it is quite clean, then

Very Chic.

This chic Spanish saltor, is of coarsely woven black straw with orange and red silk pompoms posed above and underneath the stiff little brim on each side.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

IN AN HOUR OR SO YOULL

BE FLYING OVER LANA TUBES AND SMALLER DORMANT, CRATERS, AND THEN DIRECTLY ABOVE THE FIREPIT OF AALEMADMAU, KILAUEA'S

ETERNAL SCAT OF

ACTNITY!!

OF COURSE - THE OLD/FASWONED. GIRL.

DIDN'T DO, TUCH

A THING

But To Day THE MODLAN GIRL

HOWS HER OWN

OKLA

Critical Children.

PARENTS SHOULD MOVE

WITH THE TIMÉS.

"Although signs are not wanting that the world is at length begin- ning to grow accustomed to the ways of modern youth, one still beensionally comes across parents who have managed to put up a successful resistance 10 all | attempts on the part of their children to treat them with any- thing less than the unquestioning deference and "respect" with which they in their young days, treated their parenta.

"The maintaining of the old-time relationship may or may not be good for the

young

people involved, but there is another que tion which deserves to be asked oftener than It Is. Ja.it good for the parents?

51

OUR NEW BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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6 Stalks collectively.

12 Mischievous child. 13 The best.

14 Passenger vessel. 15 Gems,

17 Formerly.

19 Comfort

21 Uncommon. 22 Kind of broom. 23 Palate.

21xed.

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28 Pins

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120

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Casts sly looks. Animal

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As a matter of fret, Í do not believe that it is. Not long ago a very modern and vigorous young girl told me, as she might have told me of some serious handicap 24 Uncommon. affecting a friend of hers, that "997 Adapt.

a matter of fact she had one of 31 ander.

those mothers whom you simply 32 Slande couldn't do anything with."

36 Born.

it was obvious that she consider-Giver,

ed that a mother should move with

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the times so far as her daughters 30 Corrected.

were concerned,

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And is it not true that in 44 Sort of trendie.

12 Age. families, where the young people 46 Observe,

47 Plots. 40 Employers. 51 Senttered. 68 Dry. 54 Prate.

are not afraid to say what they think to their parents, the parents keep younger and more up-to-date than In those where they keep their old-fashioned pose of being Opposite of a weather, above criticism?

50 Struggle. Children, and young people 61 One who tans hides. generally, are merciless critics, 62 Preps. whether they valee their views or not, and it seems to me that the parents who accept their criticism as they might that of their equals in age and status, are all the jollier and the better for it in the fend.-C. B. In Exchanges

"silly," because not ouo woman in i a thousand can touch her eyes skilfully, and nothing unskilled will add to your beauty,

I

Never forget the value of cold water applied round the eyes and juver the eyes when cloacd. Jeannot emphasise it too much or too often. It is the best tönle and the best eye-brightener in the rinse in warm water and dually world-but must only be used

A New Necklace.

in cold. Care must be taken to when your eyes are well. day it thoroughly, and if possible this should be done in the sun.

While the hair is drying, washi starch, and ran the bud tick, then rub the inside of it with beeswax, Replace the hair, new up 'the side, and put back the buttons. Your mattress should then be like new. |14 in advisable to have at hand some extra ticking and huir, as shrinking sometimes occurs,

Beauty for the Eyes

.

By Lady Nefch.]

If you wish to brighten 'your eyes drink orange juice. If you are tired and going to a party t amall teaspoonful of sal volatile will sometimes work wonders with both your spirits and your eyes but do not take this unless very tired, Half an hour in a dark room and with a relaxed mind, fol lowed by a cold eyebath, will do quite as much for you.

Never darken your eyes or your eyelashes unless you are an artist at making-up, or unless you are on the stage. It used to be con- sidered "had taste." Bad taste la more or less obsolete, but it is still

KEEP YOUR 'ALTITUDE

Large, carved wooden beads interspersed with smaller unes and carved roudelles in magenta, green, blue and grey fashion a colour- ful necklace from Paris.

Sightseeing

TO ABOUT EIGHT HUNDRED FEET, LEO... SO WE CAN'

GET A GOOD LOOK AT THINGS.

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Sagacious.

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