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wey All...
So transparent is the veil of youthful beauty Three
Flowers spreads over your skin. Never obvious...nevet streaked... always natural, ...always YOU.
A CRIATION OF RICHARD HUDNUT
three flowers
FACE
POWDER
The Hong Kong Agents for Three Flowers aré ̈*
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York Building
Tel: 34165
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, – 1949.
WEEK-END WOMANSENSE
It's The Season When
Hands Demand Extra Care
Courtery Fort Ta kempy enticlo in a soft, healthy candillon, lubricate it with hand
cream. Dig naila right into the cream, work It in around cuticle.
THIS
By HELEN FOLLETT
$115 in the nose of year when
har de tired exten speetal al tention. They get chapped easily mod then they look grubby But There is another thought to krep A mind, hands eats get old brok ang long before the time They wall if they are but petted mod bited with Tieztus, have theit umpulan aptarti l Intpotas
dary
Finger nude, ten, will show of Slury nie biegler bed, so don't fars Cox Thurt when yone have appelant
the polish, you luve done your duty by them Farger nauðs are beautiful. adelicate deaths. perfectly designed and
larat. The unids of an infant ate hiko hny rose petals Lattle girls Firstlik dee haught enty in Uc to keep three pedała glowing and armth to press the orange wood tek under the ves ench day
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The たいで of #leandiansa Cintres rats be packed up from demar krubis noul stair Fadings
Title mala, may be caused by Ji diel deficiency, nothing def ante y, known at that it has
been dotermined
that though daily frieflon with anil ercati will do much to erect the con- cuation Conthet with strong ellaring agents will caure the talom to break. 1 you are the
an of the domestic works, pro- Frels and natis by wearing rubber gloves when henvy work as rione
Be akla show that circula- tion is shuggah If you observe Max alate of allurs de deep bevalling exerentes, get out of Thickeneri
CROWN
and hoof it amily are the result
rut contart with dust.
washing
***
of negler!
your
When while they
the DIY waler, run nail white penell under the enves. This casier and queker than using mall W white ww the orange Wood
stick.
To keep the rulicle in a soft bea.thy condition, Jubricate it often with a good hand cream. Ig your Angers right into the cream, then work It in around
eutirte
Head-waiter as fashion censor
RIPPETS of tulle and
FRE
feathers are exista
fashion row in smart dining and wonny Jaarrife.
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short evening fress bars Today ampleng but the
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** fashion
The latest fr..m Paris wone who follow fashion feel like naughty schoolgirls in high heeks when they go into their
restauran favourite
and are
Paris Woollles. - A Day knitted set tor chilly days, designed in Polis and knitted in Eng. Fish wool.
by Eileen
Ascroft
New friend for delicate skins in tho cold weather
મ
by SUSAN DEACON
Wool jersey is favourite material for winter
ESPITE
the
now
novelty woollen fabrics in the shops wool jersey continues to be the most popular material for winter wear.
It is inexpensivo, is sold in
a wide range of new colours, It is warm, and there is plenty of it.
There is no limit to its use In a woman's wardrobe, quite apart from dresses and 'jumper suits.
An odd slurt made from wool jersey dirndl fashion, but with In wide, unpressed pients rlend of bulk gathers would be useful accifion to your winter wardrobe,
This would take from 2% lo Stitch the yards of material. material on to a 3. wide watban.
Matching stole
To be very smart you could innke a matching stole in the
umie material.
It is more satisfactory to turn a single her ot the the bottom of
hat, and stitch It with a nar- row band of petersham or bing binding.
' roy this hot in Paris made in vivid etrus yellow,
und
worn
with black.
When making the skirt try t ease the innin fullness of the the terial to
centre nek
kenving front. and centr
maller, unpressed pleats over the hips to avald hip bulk
11t No. 2
and the knitted hood (3) take little material and are easy to make.
The hooded scarf, which la hand-knitted, has bands of Fair Isle round the hood and at each you of the fringed scarf. 1 takes roughly 514ozs of wool, plus odd coloured balls for the Fair Isle.
A cop-sleeved holern In bright blue or red would be nitractive munite from wool jersey nad worn over long- Bleeved
Th woollen dress would be simple to make ot
For festive
the Elen told be senttered with any jet bends on black sequins
Hals
Easy to make
WH Јегдилероза Verv hown at the last Preis reblee. Bere, and These JZA rary 15
ahe at 4
Iat No. 1 is made from two fat pieres of material mewad- ing 10 at the base, 15%ins at the top, and tin. deep
The base measurement should! he adjusted if your head i very
H #It' Jarge. The material is stitched alan tarve
siden
under-sevens
whose
parents don't want to drag thern round
Judd to remove their offending blustery weather totion, which the Exhibition it will have
baselgene
Bitter
soothes
shortly.)
F
For the dark glowing shades
fines,
and protects, with or
shack bar, trained nurses and u
It is time
nake-up that milliners and without
(coming large selection of toys and pas- Fad restaurateurs got to over this fashion prob It i
to pundurt This foolour fog of wear over the beads of their mutual cleats.
The odd part about the argu- as this that an occasional model dues manage to pass the niting of these gastronomical
Chat entisors.
Hugh Beresford tells me that
Most interesting feature of uf red-peony, carnation and the Home and Gurdens sec- burgandy---so popular Qils win-
tion for the small space dweller ler, there
new shade of will be the dual-purpose rouge and lipstick called velvet rooms kitchen-dining-room bed- Kropez Winter-days beauty sitling-room and the nursery friends are ruinproof mascaras, that grows up with the child. anti-stilne creams for cold noses and a good bleaching cream to Kvl rit of the inst traces of
a little creation of his, in black summer. tutle and pearts slipped on 10 the Berkeley
the other sight.
floor
I have worn a sequin en In
restaurant and sal
the Savoy
water walked by.
Family fur
Serve yourself
UNDERSTAND
serve yourself
that the
'Perfect' iron
I have been looking into the possiblities of the strai trum for the avenge housetulti
ut it perfect for enteling anal purming. wedd al dispenses with the need for damping, but
vane still need to Tru over 21 cluḥl- un maten und winch shang
The ren hurts about 4 pint
of water, which lasts for about
half an hour's Ironing.
With only
a
couple of weeks
to Christmas,
have been look-
Knitwear
With A Difference
SCOTTISH clasale knit-went- short-sleeve' awenters with high or low-bullon cardigana, and long-sleeves, round-neck styles-will again be a best seller in every market this Christmas. The reason? Those "extras" which give a touch of difference. Interesting stitches and yarns, detail of neckline or sleeve, are used by
Scottish manufacturers for these special stylings which still retain their characteristic tailored cin- plicity:
Pure cashmeres, for example, rany have handsewn dressrank- log detail, raglan sleeves, Br deep, painted welts, giving close Glung midriff Inc. Heavier botany yarns for door sweaters have new stitches which give hand-knit
out-
pearance. Deep armholes ensure case of movement for active Ing around for sporta, and there are Throat
gifta now ap-hugging collars and necklines pearing in the for cold. windy days. Long-
shops. Why not
Klve:--
Children's um→ with
breling
carved musina! head handles.
Children's cont-hangers innde or pale blue from pale pink piostic shaped like two maids, their tails forming the hangers.
mer-
torso Jerkins are hand-knitted Continental sutches, reminia-
cent of pre-war Viennese kalts wear while soft autora
yarna given furry surface int
(locs no shed.
Slipper Time Again
Shippers have for years been a popular chaler for Christmas Kifty. In the United Kingdom A suede waistcoat with n more paht of both men's and knitted back and sleeves-the | women'a dippers have been suede in brillant colours, and soll In the few weeks heform knitting in natural wool.
Christmns 11
during the whole of the rest of the year.
Recipes
11 cold night, when making eneon, male 11 with left over coffee-Instead <if water or inlik--and add a dash of milk Copf 2 0 a beaker What bought by a cafe.
For worry medium er low ༣༨tIJ༢༠tT inost Usefut for house wear and always the low wedre ut flat heel for the bed- The WACH shearling- tinel 1yin. are proving univer- cocklat party beef
rally popular, while closely fol halves and
SHIL
lowing
of are shippers made with anchovy
various tahtles such 129 Cor surgy, velvet, broenden, Flices
printed fabrica
For
walnut birt them together Junta,
For beakfast .. try of apple in brown sugar, einna. Non mul fol. Perfect
Mausages.
with
Glomban Express Serpient
A Sleek Line
THE
LONDON.
THE line for winter is EL
slim one.
All the col lectiona of the London Model House Group seen recently emphasised this trend. The huge couts, with their vast collars and
ample sleeves fell open to show siender sheath-like dresses; -over-skirts
came
off to show straight under- skirts; suit jackets, whether belted or plain, were worn over extremely tight skirts.
Tight Skirt
This autumatically shorteped the length by a couple of inches At the best of times lị requiris.
skill to walk well la a tight
skirt, but if the skirt is also very long. I becomes mure of a gymnastle feat!
The leuding fashion houses showed response เค the valuation of the 2. Most
de-
of
then have had cables from New York Increasing orders alrendy placed. Sume of the "Big Eleven" creative designers have
Have Women The Right
MIAMI, Fla. MALSIES are firmly FAL
en- Ameri- trenched with the clothing crm female and are here to stay, burvey in Miami would in- dicate.
stores are spreading in America, due to the fantastic popularity with "Picase of Kleins, the huge 8-storey gunking every un the head MANY mothers
Most of the girla questioned lend me your
fur for the block store in Union Square by the Miami Herald admitted
sells every kind Barty" daughters would be which
of they bolster their bosoms with clothing except shoes cheaper sponge rubber to see that Princess and in
or something greater quantity than similar. And despite the "tut- Margaret borrowed her mother's any other store.
tuts" from Hollywood's re- lovely ermine cape for the Film
Anu-Falsie Command performance.
bently formed League, they intend to keep on doing so.
Bonnets & boaters used
the
THE daytime bonuet is back in several versions, trimmed
Shoppers plek out thelt with veils, flowers and feathers.
chotees from the rails and then Many ure inspired by the The Queen wore the cape at queue up for the fitting rooms, Quaker cap.
where they can try on as many Variety Command Per-
"A woman has as much right Attractive sailors have a new formance the week before,
things as they like, and only
to pad her front as a man hus at the buy kind of vell, which lifts down
end of it if they
10 pad his shoulders," Roberto below the chin in a ruff for eat-
Korb Princess Margaret started two wish.
of a modeling agency ing drinking or smoking pur”
sald. "Many a woman hos new styles for teen-agers when We may
this idea in been disappointed 500 poses, Instead of making that
when her she attended the big millinery London before long, I know that rather unsightly bunchy Appear-
man lakes his cont of." show at the Dorchester.
several of the big stores have ance on the forehead.
to look at Another
Marion Johnson of another sent bayers over shape is the
Since then at least one manu- Kleins, especially now that modelling agency called the flower-pot lovely when
orated with a single flower or dresses for the
de facturer has put black party self-service grocery stores are kosom bolsters wonderful
junior miss in becoming better known.
Things...they've saved many pompon on" the top..
hand for Christmas and there
situations," Fresh
new
way with flowers is to has been a positivo rash of use them as a flat trimming. ermine talls breaking out on Love-in-a-mist, snowdrops and hats, lapels and necklats, noss XO3C3 will be used, and
bright yellow daffodils which"
THE.
Brainwaves
The
men, however, aren't too sure just what falsies: will lead to. One questioned by the
false faces next."
hold a whisper of spring. 1951 baby creche fur glove to match the one Herald cald "they'll be wearing
To go with the tulip haircut
there is the tulip bouter trim-
you did not lobe.
med at the back with tulip petals TMPORTANT feature of the
The manufacturer who has 1951 Festival of Britain Ex- produced bridal trio-wedding mado in all the fulip shades of yellow, red pink and drop hibition will be the
and two Intent dres
bridesmaids purple.
thing in baby creches. For gowns for under £10.
The last word came from Alma Anderson who sold "f, a woman wonra n girdio to puli herself in, why can't she wear something to push hersel! out?"
By Joan
Blown Ast
tartan and
They offer admirable alterna- boven de women who are Ured
thea o felt
For Winter
Erskine
vogy
show them 16. Autorka It is stil noticeable That cversen. buyers, whether from 1st dollar ares or 01, chiefly Interested In Bribe state and tailored dresses.
Dorville
howed piensant collection recretly
model was elestant nud wearable
highlight, The always. WAN 1323 yults and was on all-woul dreses, and as show.
att wild Ather in dark grey jersey. And wo lined with nyal blue, nud all red, and yet another was la light navy bengaline. These are The tuos adaptable blouse-cum- Jackarts we have seen for a long Fune int rough tweed or cor tury, they will serve as wind- breakers to
the country: fine cutting or velveteen they with slo duty as a town sult; and in pussygain or bengaline,
elaborate fabric, sotne other they will make on unusual evening or cocktail Jacket. Button-through Dresses
155
^ Typical it is illustrated
Jere It is in brown and white herringbone tweed with very narrow ties ht neck nrud weist, with plne ennes its place of the more umal fansels A black wool sant was almost identien), it had pan-pom dies In-tend.
or
There
were several button- through thresses- ong In dark grey, s'mund bluck, Jersey with a deep murved white sharkskin collar. Another bad rouleau French Porter's Blouse a the shawl cullar. As a change from the classic plain plain grey Hannel dresses, Dorville showed
white striped one with inverted plent and fullness at the front. The A two-piece in leben greed neckline was finished with a consisted of a bloused porter criar white bow. the I noticed that
A French porter's blouse pro- vided the inspiration for several two-pleee matits, which wonen Are going to like.
Krey
and
many of the cap
jacket, slightly longer at hack then at the front, split at dresses had doep cuffed the sides, buttoned with rows sleeves, that many of the sido of small buttons, and gathered drapes and plented panels could
in tightly at the waist. It was be removed, and that ruched in corduroy, and was worn necklines and sleeves are back over a very straight wool skirt in favour.
This smart winter suit firom Dorville) is in brown and white herringbone tweed 'with narrow ties at neck and walt with original pine-codes. Instead of the more usual tassels.