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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1932.

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

Steering Into the

the mode

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There's Zip and Go in These New Motor Get-ups-and Traffic Officers Beware!

By Juan Savoy.

You can charm your way out of a ticket from the traile ficer, it has been proved, if you know the right kind of hat to wear!

If you are a sporty outdoor girl, driving a speedy low-slung sports ear, you might do well to look at a bandiana cap and

kerchief set (left) which is extremely chic, The gay red, black and white colouring makes this set love- ly with a white dress. 11 is downright "sauey"--so much . in fact, that you can be sweet as pie to any officer who stops you and he will think what a nice little girl you are- and that you just couldn't have looked at the speedometer.

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If you are a suplisticnte and scorn trying to get away with the young girl stuff," there is a very, very smart black and white taffeta turban and bow tie scarf (upper right) for you to drive in. It is one of those crisp, clean-looking checks and The little The affela makes a billowy scarf, yet a trim one. turban is superbly cut and fitted, with just the right lift to

the left side to show your new eoiffure, When you get all dressed up in an afternoon dress, puffed sleeves, dower on shoulder and all, you will want a bie hat that suits your costume.

This one (lower right) is black baku and has something dew in pleated back brims that keeps it from being the floppy kind that would get in your way when driving. It has a charmingly fitted crown, with the.cutest little lawn flowers in black and white polka dotted print.

BUTTERMILK FOR

BEAUTY.

Burtaran R.

Ashuram

asing an olive oil soup. Then a expensive, though the same effect is THE VOGUE IN LACE. Ask for the free, cut out in soft nehieved if a teaspoonful of butter-

white

the

of

soaked in milk "ozen" is added to a oz.

gill box of ordinary face powder. “ mixture-th

11

well lint, is following Ittermilk and dessert should be well mixed and passed No Limit to Its Uses. spoonful of strained lemon juice~!

21

IR Biovo two or three times.

A Home-Made Cream.

By A Beauty Expert

and applied to the face. The mask after it has been dried in a warm "Bottermilk, inside and out," was should remain on for fifteen minutes) room, before being returned to the

or an, then the skin should be wish- | powder bowl or box. given as the beauty secret of a

ed in warm rain water, and finally lovely woman recently.

This WAS her routine.After rinsed in cold water. breakfast and supper each day the After reful drying, make-up is dowly sipped a small tumbler of applied in the usual way, and the Fresh buttermilk. The buttermilk result is a soft, smooth skin. Very came freshly each morning from the attractive indeed to look at. dairy, and was inunediately brought

to the boil. This preventer any

To Banish Wrinkles.

When shillings are gearce and the cold cream is getting low, take a tablespoonful of the "tream" off the buttermilk and add to it a teaspoon ful of almond oil and a few spots of ran-de-cologne. A teaspoonful or so

Lace will be used a great deal and in quite now ways, embroider- el, applied on net and various materiala, bended, and arranged as cut-outs. In wido widths it will form hema to long skirts, and rise from hem-line to knees to terminate

long, slender lenf designs. Motifs of lace in the form of leaves will also trim neck-lines of decollete

and novel frocks,

alecta arc

stalens, and also prevented the Those who find that the skin has well rubbed into thus skin after wash- encouraged by the use in this way of stickiness so often associated with a tendency to line easily should washing supplies untriment in buttermilk when used as a cosmetic. the face in buttermilk instead of easily absorbed by the skin. It Buttermilk when taken internally water. It sounds rather extrava- feeds and nourishes and thus keeps is a valuable anti-wrinkle food. It gant, but it is not really so for away lines and wrinkles.

For keeps the tissuen sapde, and assists buttermilk is very cheap. greatly in securing thorough and washing, the skin the Bittermilk active elimination daily-thus pre-should be used warm. Whenever venting many of the skin blemishes the skin needs cleansing niter out- which mar a beautiful face.

A Compress. A buttermilk compress quickly femishes those tired lines brought on by over work and worries. This easy to prepare, too, and pleasant to use

[door exercise, go all over it with a pad of cotton wool naturated in the

mixture. Not only will it cleanse the skin, Imut it will also soften it

atonishingly.

An Oily Powder.

WATCH HANDBAGS

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cut-outs of coloured inee. A charm- ing effect is obtained in some of the now evening frocks with long skirts by using an opera-shapo badiec stliched to a decoly:tago of rich silk lace and adding long, tight alcovos of unlined face, finishing in two doep Irills. There sooms limit to the novel ideas of how to use lace for all occasions. Tho Some of the new leather handbags acceptod tint for trimmings is ecru, have tiny watches attached to the or a rich ivory, but nothing so deep outside which make them doubly as ochre, unless it is intended to useful. The bags are quare in match that shade. String-colour, slupe, with a band of leather pinced however, in very fashionable, and diagonnily across the front flap, and long-shaped china beads are some-

lace motifn to trim & gown.

Before applying it the face should | Tho dry skin needs an oily powder, the watches are attached to this times cloverly mingled with coloured be well washed in hot rain water, These powders are sometimes rather I strap.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

His Storyl

Аегина,

1 ligh and dry. 5 Your pet sin becomes un anato-

mical detail

10 Impassioned utterances of those

we don't agree with.

11 Commanded.

12 A loan to a famous orator.

13 The wrong side of the book.

15 The Father of the Force,

17 We are more cony when 19 are

this rather than grey.

19 See 17.

21 This puzzle is one, I hope,

There has been many a 83 here

Lanes. 24 P.L.M.? No. tis P.L.N."

tanagatal policy

26 The

214 Whipsnade-on-Sea,

31 Its jarvey could not drive with-

out its anagram.

32 Our

other

33 Autumin.

36 More than enunciated.

37 A curtailed night-scene.

many

HR In these we al relief from

facts.

39 Anything but n-word puzzle.

Down.

1 The man in this is matter-of-

fact.

2 Usually to type.

3 "Then there were---,"

4 Come, let us fix it.

We all start this way.

7 These never make a hit, but

often receive ont.

Common objects of the SCIL- ahore.

9 When you have a temperature,

you should avok this.

HONGKONG SHARE

MARKET. OFFICIAL SUMMARY BY STOCK EXCHANGE.

There

were

few

insignificant changes only this morning, but the shows an ensier Len- market still

dency.

Sales Hongkong Banks $1590/160) Raubs $38

ILK, and K. Wharves $139 Ewe Cottons Tis. 13.30 Yaumati Ferries (Old) $31 China Lights (0) $17.50 Telephones (P.P.) $22 11.K. Gavt. Loans # Premton

Buyers

Hongkong Banks $1590 China Fire Insurances $800 H.K. Steamboats $2014 Union Waterboats $19

14 We are loth to acknowledge we

have any.

16 The French insect in inclined. 18 Wallace, but not Edgar.

20 Parliament and hens do this. 21 To be found in disinterestedness. 22 Combine M.T.8.D. and four E's

to a worthy end.

25 A condition casential to cross-

word solvers.

27 Sometimes n pose, sometimes a

cinema lure. 28 Some

29

twelve.

cricket

matches are

Thik is comparatively sharp.

30 Nothing to do with the screen, often referred to as a star. 31 "For Death he taketh all away,'

but he cannot take."

35 Four is the limit for straight

players.

Yesterday's Solution MODERATE SPRAIN

I WAS AN OF

RAGING

TERMINUS

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M2 M; IR EQUIEM IP ARTSENG D K“R" LGHQ- 8" P MOATED TUTELAGE

SEESAW BREATHER ERAT NADAU PHO IT TRUSTS EMPHAB 18

H.K. and W. Docks $18% Providents (Old) $4.50 Ewo Coilona Tl. 13.30 Hongkong Trams $22 Star Ferries $88 Yaumati Ferries (Old) $33 Youmuti Ferries (New) $32 H.K. Electrica $72. Malabon Sugars $20 Dairy Farms $27%

Sellers

Hongkong Trams $224 Chinn Lights (Old) $17.00 Cements (Combined) $174 Dairy Farms $284

Leung Ah-kam, a prostitute, remand- ed by the Hon. Comdr. Hola from yesterday, made a second appearance, at the Marine Court this morning, on a charge of having boarded the s.s. Bremerhaven without permission, A previous conviction being proved, against her, she was sentenced to one month's imprisonment.

FELIX HAT SHOP

York Building, Next to Moutries.

BEGS TO ANNOUNCE

A SALE OF HATS

$5.00, $7.50 and $10,00

IN PEANUT, VISCA, BAKU, CHIPPED AND NEORA STRAWS.

By Blosser

Your need these for the Summer.

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AND

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THE PHARMACY.

Phone 20345.

I'LL MAKE IT AS SHORT AS POSSIBLE MRS. REDFIELD..... IT WAS FIFTEEN YEARS AGO WHEN ED REDFIELD AN' I WERE PARTNERS AT THE BIG HOLE DIGGINGS, IN WESTERN NEVADA.... WE DID FAIRLY WELL AND, AT THE END OF THE YEAR, VIÊ HAD TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND TO DIVIDE BETVEEN US......... GOLD,

| YOU KNOW......

YES...YES...

GO ON, MR. BORSON !!

WELL, WE DECIDED TO BANK

IT AT RENO, SOME MILES DISTANT.... IT WAS A TRAMP OF MANY MILES, BUT WE HAD A BURRO TO CARRY THE GOLD...... OUT A WAYS QUR BURRO FELL AN' BROKE HIS LEG...WE HAD TO SHOOT IT... AND THE

STUFF WAS TOO HEAVY TO CARRY A LOT OF

WEIGHT, YOU KNOW........

.....SO ED WENT ON TO

SEE IF HE COULD BUY A BURRO SOMEWHERE, WHILE I STAYED BEHIND,

PITCHIN CAMP BY A. STREAM....ED CALCULATED HE'D BE BACK INSIDE A WEEK... YOU SEE THE GOLD WAS LEFT

WITH ME

YES AND WHEN HE RETURNED YOU HAD BONE, AND TAKEN ALL THE GOLD WITH YOU!! STOLEN EVERY OUNCE OF IT... AND FROM THAT DAY HE NEVER SAW YOU... NEVER HEARD OF

YOU AGAIN!!

JUST A MINUTE, ARS, REDFIELD-

GO EASY WITH HIM... HOS A SICK MAN

LET HIM PROCEED

SAY! MR. MELLINGER

IS A THIEF...

CAN YOU IMAGINE

THAT?

CH-MEBOS

HE ISN'T, 150. LETY

HEAR THE REST OF

IT BEFORE

WE SAY THAT

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