Footwear at
GORDON'S is distinctive and original
It is not generally known that wa excute rapsira~~~ This is so~and at most renzonakla peleas, -------
KAYAMALLY BUILDING.
VALE
Never Before a Sale Like This!
Special Reductions
In view of
OUR GREATLY
INCREASING BUSINESS
Fuji Silk
Spin Crepe...
70 cts. yd.
$ 1.30 yd.
Crepe de Chine (double width) $ 2.10 yd
T.fi ta...
Ma's Silk Shirts
"
Pyjamas
$ 1.70 yd.
$ 2.75
$ 5.50
"
"?
Ladies Pyjamas $ 6.75
Fuji Silk
Crede de Chine Undies (3 pieces) $14.25
$ 5.25 Many other bargains in KIMONOS, HOURI COATS, BRIDGE
COATS, SHAWLS, ETC.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1930.
TAJMAHAL SILK STORE
5, WYNDHAM STREET. (Opposite China Mail)
LATEST IN BATHING WEAR
This season's Bathing Wear is excep- tionally smart and our stock consists of the latest styles
Costumes:-all wool. Very charming, Caps:-in many attractive designs and pretty colours.
Slippers :-dainty little things for ladies and children. Also-Swimming Tubes.
The Colonial Dispensary
13, Queen's Road Central Tel. No. 21877.
WOMAN'S WORLD
FOR OUR LADY READERS.
Expert's 12 Rules.
ANKLES ONLY IN THE
AFTERNOONS,
Berlin, April. 10. Captain Edward Molyneux, the Englishman who makes Paris fashions and who is staying here, has given the women of Berlin the following twelve rules to observe
if they want to be fashionable this summer:
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·
1 The elegant woman has no
knees. She can only have them when she bathes.
2 The dresses of the Berlin
woman are far too short.
3 Ankles are only allowed during
the afternoo1.
4 The "Eton buy" type belongs
to the past, with the crinoline
and the powdered wig.
5 The re-birth of the quite short
skirt is out of the question,
6 Big, bigger, and very big hats will shade the elegant woman of the world.
7 For the morning, beige tweeds, with pleated skirts and mantles to go with them.
8 Black-and-whites dominate the
afternoon, in georgette and other supple stuff.
9 In the evenings a riot of colour
in Greek lines.
10 With the evening gown very
elegant flesh-colour gloves.
11 The hair in feminine waves, with curls which cover the nape of the neck, but no Greta Garbo coiffure.
12 Bright chiffons for summer
evening gowns.
Simplicity is charming when expressed in terms of a navy- and-white spotted crepe morn- ing frock, fastened with navy buttons, and finished with hem- stitched white linen collar and euffs.
A fascinating frock for the debutante is materialised in ivory taffetas showing a delicate pattern in pearl-pink. The tight little bodice finished with a bow in the front. and the prettily frilled bouffant skirt, are features particularly suited
to the piquant fabric.
22
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20 Boil slowly.
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20 Not shut.
30 Inner surface of the skin.
32
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10 Prevaricator.
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14 Draws toward.
15 Whole.
16 Starting places.
17 Prophet.
18 Additions.
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10 Last named.
11 Istand..
13 Weird.
18 Replies.
Feared.
20 Pertaining to a wood.
21 Clothed with a dress protector.
25 Era.
27 Spiral shoots.
31 Mandate (Poet).
32 Rapid rushes.
34 Climbed.
36 Malicious burning.
37 Fruit
ruit of Western Agia,
38 Choose.
40 Enclosed space.
41 Cloth measurements.
42 Small tumour.
43 Headland.
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44 Sings.
45 Wooden supports.
46 Vend.
47 Barm.
Healthy Slimness: unduly high blood pressure with 18 Agreement.
[By A Hospital Matron.]
It is a standing Indictment of modern dietetic habits that, with the gradual passing of youth, the accumulation of an extra stone ur two of adipose tissue is regarded
as normal.
all their attendant ills.
A surprisingly large number of individuals complacently accept a present corpulence as being due to heredity. There is not much truth in this theory, since the food which our parents ate may large- ly explain many acquired bodily traits. Most modern mothers know that a heavy, "starchy" baby is not a matter for congratula. tion, since such a child is common- equently, while baby is coming ly slow to walk and to speak. Con- they exercise a wise restriction over their diet.
has said that bad cooking is one An eminent dietetic authority
of the best wifely virtues, and there is a large leaven of truth in this apparent paradox. Al
Lack of Appetite.
Long before the physical powers of the body are at their zenith, we should study how to lighten the dutica of the heart and other vital organa. But, too often, when mid- dle age is reached, has the organ ism to work under a handicap which might have been avoided, and which may prove intolerable. though women are the practical sex in health matters, they have Few of us will question the not yet cleared themselves from truth of the accusation that we eat the charge of over-feeding their too much. Even over a laden families--and especially their table we will cordially agree that menfolk-even while displaying a our dietetic habits are in urgent wise restraint over their own diet. need of a drastic revision while steadfastly remaining from put- ting the necessary brake on our:
How often do the other members appetites. The practice of con- sistently overeating is fraught of the house return from business, with danger as well as burdening conscious of a distinct lack of the body with useless and unsight-appetite, and yet consume a totally ly fat. It is a potent cause of unnecessary dinner merely
please the one who has been at such pains to have something extra special." A refusal to eat may start $1 domestic cyclone, ince the "housewife" has to make a pretence of grumbling at the "waste of good food," and the "woman" will charge the offender with the blackest ingratitude. The cyclone is boon over, but a daily series of affronts to the internal economy will be visited with serious consequences.
high blood
Pressure, thickened: arteries, and kidney troubles. Fat ty infiltration of the heart and breathlessness are also prone to
occur,
Bad Cooking.
to
49 Horses.
1 Situation. 2 Invisible.
3 Transgresses. 4 Stepped.
Step.
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7 Newts.
8 Estrange.
9 Lake.
Down
Columbia Nodd RECORDS
A New Standard
of Realism
9912-GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY.
Regal Cine Orch. ́5840-SACRED HOUR REVERIE
Regal Cine Organ. 9662-4-SEMMERAMIDE OVERTURE.
Mdan Sym. Orch. 9759-MIGNON OVERTURE
Vilan Sym Órch. 5638-BLUE DANUBE WALTZ.
Debroy Somer's Band.
The Anderson Music Co., Ltd.
31 George's Building.
RADIUM THIEF STARTLED.
BURNING PAINS AFTER A RAID.
Ice House St.
tubes, each containing five "milli- grammes. They had been placed in a special apparatus of one of the patients, a farmer named Joseph Brebost.
One morning a doctor found the four tubes had been removed. No trace could be found.
To be slim is to be healthy, It is true that there are many persons of a generous bodily frame with large bones and muscles who were never meant to be thin, and yet, de- light the eye. But it was never
People who come home feeling intended that they should be but fagged out should be given some dened with an extra stone of fat fruit juice to drink, and made to Many thin, nervous, energetic lie down and rest.. When recover- people are notorious for the ex-ed, they should be thrust out of cancer hospital at Rennes, in Brit- fessed to the police that he had cessive quantities of food which oors with strict injunctions to tany, reported to the police that 20 stolen the radium. they habitually consume without walk two or more miles, according milligrammes (nearly one-third of Having felt showing any outward and visible to their strength. On no account a gain) of radium worth £120 had which he assumed were caused by burning pains, increase in bulk. In their case the should the appetite be tempted by disappeared. account is collected in the form of savoury bakements or food coaxed
the tubes, he had removed them greatly thickened arteries and an' into a reluctant stomach.
The missing radium was in four and thrown them in the gutter.
Took Him for a Baboon!
A few days ago doctors of the
After an inquiry the patient con-
By Blosser
FLETCHER'S
SKETOCIDE
KILLS FLIES, MOSQUITOES,
BUGS AND OTHER INSESTS
THE PHARMACY
. (FLETCHER & CO., LTD.
A.P.C. Building.
Tel. 20345.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
WELL-IN ANOTHER WEEK TU. BE ON AY WAY TO WASH- INGTON ---Z HAD A MOTION Z'D WEAR TWS FUR COAT.
OF MINE!
WHY I THINK
THATO BE NIFTY!!
YEAH, BUT I GUESS IT WOULDNT BE.
SUCH A GOOD IDEA!
YOU DON'T SEEM
"TO KNOW WHAT
YOU WANT TO DO,
DO YOU,
OSSIE ?
YES I DO I'M
NOT GOING
"TO WEAR
NOT
IT!!
WHEN I WAS UP
"TO THE ZOO THIS
MORNING A LITTLE
KIO STARTED THROWING NUTS AT NE !!!!
REEL 1). I. PAT. OPT.
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