SHARE PRICES

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS The following is the Hat of local share quotations issued to-day:

Banks.

Hongkong Banks, $1630 b. Hongkong Lon. Rog. £1191⁄2 n. Chartered Banks, £14. Mercantilo

Bank, A. & B.

£23 n. Mercantile Bank C., £Ð1⁄2 n. East Asin, $109 b.

Am: 0. Finance Corp., $28 n. Chinn O. Fin. Ord.. TlB.6 n. China A. Fin. Prof. Tls, 4.60 m. Insuranres,

Canton Ins., $1315 b,

,

Union Ins.. $500 na, China Underwriters, $2.85 b. Chinn Fire. $620 n. II.K. Fire Ins., $1180 n. Internation Assco. Tis. 4.15 b. Shipping.

Douglase, $26 b.

H.K. Steamboats, $234 n.. Indo-Chuise, (Prof.) $45 d. Indo-Chinas (Def), $32 n. Shell (Bear), 40/10% n. Union Waterboats, $20% b.

Mining.

Benguets, $18 n. Kallans, 26/- n.

Langkats (Single),, Thi4 n. S'hai Explorations. Tia.2.10 n.

S'hai Loans Tls.230 n.

Vena: Goldfields, $3.80 n. Benguet Exp., 17 cts. n..

Ducks ate,

H.K. Wharves, $149 n. H.K. & Docks $26%.

8. China Motors A.. $10 n.

3 China Motor B.. $ 1.

Providents (old), $4.85 b. Pravidents (New), $2.20 n. Hongkews, Tls. 225 n.

New Engineerings, Tis. G.40 sa. Shanghai Docks, Tls. 93 sa.

Lands Hotels, etc.

Hotels fold), $11.00

Hotela (old), $11.40 n.

H.K. Lands, $79 b,

S'hal Lands, Tia, 24 n.

Metropolitan Landa, Tis. 10 8. Humphreys, $15.00 u.

II.K. Realties, $9:52 8.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1932.

Asia Realtios "A", $140 n. Asia Renities "B" $28 n. Chinese Estates, $100 n. Chin Realties, s. 11.40 n. China Debentures Tls. 90% n. Cottons.

Ewo Cottone, Tla. 14.86 n. S'hai Cottons, Tis. 72 b. Zoong Sings, Tle. 11.10 b. Wing On Textiles (S.) 145 n

Public Utilities.

Tramway $22.10 b. Peak Trams (old), $15.20 b. Star Ferries $35 an.

Yaumati Ferries (old), $36 b. Yaumati Forries (now), $34.25 n. China Lights (old), $17.60 an. Chlan Lights (new), $17 n. H.K. Electrics, $79 b. Macno Electrics $27 b. Sandakan Laghita, $12 11. Tolophones (old) $80 b. Telephones (now), $28.90 b. China Buses, Tis.10 n. Singapore Tracti na, 2/- n. Singapore Pref. 14/- n.

Industrials.

Malabon Sugars $231⁄2 n. Culd: Macg. 8), Tls.14 n. Cold: Mácg. (Prof.), Tis.101⁄2 n. Canton Ices, $6 n..

Cements (Com.), $13.85 . Cements (old), $10% n. Cementa, (new); $3 n.

n.

II.K. Ropes, $12 Agriculturals, $104 5.

STOCKS

Dairy Farms, $29 b. Watsons (old), $12.75 n. Watsons (now), $11.20 h. Der. A. Wings, $i n Sinceres $16.50 b:

Land Crawfords, $5.60 n.

• Mackiutustin, $21 m.

I'm Powpdb. $3.35 m. Wing On (ILK.), $235 b.

MaserFleet, Amusements $10.50 n. Entertainments, $ 2.50 b. S. C. Enterprises, $34 b. United Theatres Tis, 6.25 b. Moran čakrechumped," <!ten, Construction (old), $6.30 n. Construction (nek), $1.30 b. B. mu. G. Bonds, $69% n. Wallace Harpers, $11 n.

II.K. Govt. Loans, 4 % prem.

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BY JAPAN'S FOREMOST ARTISTS.

EXHIBITION NOW ON

KOMOK & KOMOR

CHATER ROAD.

It isn't enough to be

mercly foniinino this autumn. You must be emart and sophisticated,

too.

This

frock, which

is of heavy

black wool,

with tho Boîtest of

angora touches,

is decidedly alluring. But it is simple, too. The skirt is fitted, the sleeves are

long and tight,.

and the touch

of white at the neck

adds chic. It is worn with

with a black

beret that cucks itself audaciously

over one eye. Simple

black kid

opera pumpa with leather

heels add a tailored dignity..

THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

DIET AND REGULAR EXERCISE!

By the Hon. Pamela Boscawen

I have one dict rule, and I stick

BEAUTY HINTS.

Spend Extra Minutes

on Make-Up.

The method in which make-up Is applied has much to do with Its effectiveness. You may put it in the area where it belongs, but if it stands out flamboyantly, like a circus pestor pasted against a grey old barn, the effect is glaring.. A powder base will give you a smooth foundation on which to work. Rough dry akin la never ready for make-up, There is a skin lotion that is delightful as a powder basis. It w banish the shine from your skin, and give it a lovely finish. To apply it, sat- urate a pad of cotton with the 1- quid, and pat it against your face and neck. Blend it in with the finger tips before it becomes dry. This powder base comes in several shadca.

There are cream foundations, if you prefer them. Sometimes the satiny finish that a face received from a cream is fascinating. The cream, too, must be blended per- fectly.

Rouge must always be applied with an upward, outward motion. The finger tips should do the blend- ing. Paste rouge, that has become so popular, gives a more natural effect than dry-caked rouge. ataya on langer, also,

To Apply Rouge

It

aro no

In applying rouge, place a few dots of it in the centre of the area where it is needed. Then blend it, making sure that there harsh spots where it has caked. Now and then a face shows a deep- er thread of red running through i the check. This is becausD the rouge grew hard or set before the be done spasmodically, otherwise make-up process was completed. ne only becomes heavier between You must see that your skin is mes. Very strenuous holidays smooth and that the rouge is pent in unaccustomed exercise creamy while you work, Molston. often produce a subsequent spread ing the fingers used for its appli- л the figure,

cation often helps.

Be Strict! My mother is a splendid example circumstances cat either potatoes of someone who takes regular exer-

to it very firmly. I never in any

Powder should not be hurled over the skin, in a, cyclonic fashion. motion. Then dust off the surplus. Press it on. Use a firm, yet gentle Use your fingers to blend it evenly.

It may require a few

more

or bread. This simple slimming ise. Every morning of her life "diet." to which I have adhered for she does two simple sets of physical minutes than you ordinarily spend five years, enables me to eat any-jerks-knee-bending, thing else I want-in reason-swinging over a chair-back-and added attention to your beauty.

find leg-

at your dressing table to give this without putting on flesh.

now at the age of seventy she can But the complexion with which you .Most women are. I suppose.lay her eighteen-loles round of will face the world is more than tempted to try the new diet crazes golf with the youngest of un as they arise. I heard of one the

worth

the added time-ALICIA Department counts tremendously other day which involves cating if you want to achieve a slim ap- HART. nothing but hardboiled eggs for pearance. I try to sit upright two days each week! But instead of lounging about in easy- distrust these diets because one chairs. Lounging after meals is Reomy to put on weight immediate particularly bad for the figure; ly afterwards. And, on the other it is best to stand about for a while hand. women who diet top much instead. become pulfy and unhealthy look- ing, and far less attractive than people who do not bother about slimming at all.

Must Have Butter

For the same reason I think most women need to wear a corset of some kind. I have, as a rule, a supple belt, boned in front, but it in sufficiently firm to givá na certain poise and a good foundation for my frocks.

A doctor once told me never to omit butter from my diet: it in Every woman must work (ut her necessary to health, I find I can own Individual slimming regime. eat as much of it sa I want with- But I think that if these simple out finding it "fatmaking." Plenty rules of mine were followed, and of anlads and green vegetables are, followed without those occasional of course, essential. For break-lapses that undo all their slenderis- fast I have a cup of tea with crisp-ing effects, there would be less brend or toast Melba., then anced for fashionable people to have normal three-course luncheon. I recourse to those clever Burgeone ent nothing at tea-time. When I who nowadays take "tucks" In am working I have a light supper over-fat bodies, of eggs or fish; otherwise I ent a hearty dinner, omitting potatoes and bread. Cockt 2 I consider very fattening. particularly if one indulges in all those tempting little dishes that are served with them.

So much for diet. Exercise I

SMART UMBRELLA.

A smart "Dumps" umbrella In brown, with a plain tortoiseshell And essential to slimneas. I play loop by which to carry it. The handle, has at the top an original n good deal of golf--not serious golf, but merely to amuse myself of tortoiseshell attached to a band strap is decorated with aquarca and I try to take this exercise roof strong ribbon, and when placed gularly. Whatever exercise ia chosen for slimming, it should not over the arm it has the appear-

ance of a bracelet..

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS:

THE LETTER. THAT FRECKLES RECEIVED FROM CASABA,

ARIZONA

IS FROW HARRY REDFIELD THE BOY WHO

SAVE POODLE

TO FRECKLES,

HARRY SAYS.. THAT HE IS. LONESOME

FOR HIS

OLD DOG!!

GEE I HARDLY KNOW WHAT .TO DO... AFTER ALL THIS TIME. I DONT SUPPOSE POODLE WOULD EVEN REMEMBER Hm!

A new vell, called the Clochette, protects the hair and vells the eyes. It may be worn with a hat during the daytime and without ono during the evening.

Poodle Knows!

I KNOW WHAT I'LL DO! I'LL CALL. THE „NAME HARRY TO POODLE AN' SEE WHAT HE DOES... HOH POODLE,

C'MERE !!

WHERE'S HARRY, ́POODLE ? HUH? WHERE IS 7

HARRY?

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

19

1 Agreeing with a writer. 8 Detestable. ▸ Sat.

11 Rather from life.

13 Coming in driblats-with twice 12 Fence immortalised by Dickens.

their number.

10 Omniscient.

17 "Hamlet" would be nothing

without one.

18 Have taken many a pig to the

market. 23 Imitates the quadrumans. 21 So

like a mani

24 Italian city,

25 Hore, with her numerous family,

dwelt a lady of advanced age.

28 There are a couple of dozen in

the League. 29 Maunder (anag.). 30 Dry.

Down

2 This will give energy "to a

Iamo" man (anag).

3 One of the first things that

Robinson Crusoe mado

4 —and it was for this that he

used it.

5 Flowers.

6 Depression that even "Panch"

can't cure.

7 End tono (anng., two words). 8 A drink that is good for anyone

(hyphen),

the recia' for

10 Something

on

housewife (two words),

U

14 On your birth, cortificate your

name is this,

15 Some feast, truly! Just one

vegetablo and nothing else.

10 Australia is with rabbits,

20 Seen on the beach, where every- one can discover a warm corner. 21 This might be tapo or a quart

pot.

22 Cruel, but necessary

CABA.

in

til

20 This makes a good meal

though it has no appetite. 27 Gasp.

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