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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ́8, 1930.

LADIES

ES!!

SALE

NOW

ON

Wonderful Bargains

THE SWATOW SHOP. 27, Queen's Rd. C.,

H.K. Hotel Bldg.

JUST UNPACKED.

PRINTED GEORGETTE

Latest Styles

Beautiful Colours

D. CHELLARAM

Popular Silk Store opp. H. K.. Hotel.

THE CHINA MAIL.

The WOMAN'S Page

·BLACK RACE SUITS.

The First October Newmarket Meeting brought a great reunion of racing celebrities. Princoss Mary was missed, as she is still in Yorkshire; Lady Carnarvon looked almost as well in a beige-red tweed as ahe does in her favourite blue; and Lady Evelyn, Beauchamp was in amart black and white,

The Duchess of Newcastle and Mrs. Clayton looked very well in grey, with a good deal of black- In fact, there was a great deal oʻ black worn, and very little navy, blue, or green. Lady Fitzwilliam added black touches to her green suit..

The numerous flecked tweeds certainly make all tones possible for tailored suits; Lady Rosebery looked charming in a brown-and- yellow Heck, but some of the smartest tailored ensembles were in black and white.

HISTORIC FASHIONS.

An interesting Itera in a clever Bond Street dress display in mail week were house frocks that would look charming in a county house for bridge and dipher-in reality, "period" dresses all representing certain historical celebrities and named after them.

"

Catherine Parr in silver tissue, a Queen Anne lady demure in black velvet and lace, and the Em-: press Josephine in two fascinating shades of purple, though dignified, were attractively modern needs.

adapted to

In the same salons were some delightful, House-afternoon and morning frocks of a practical order in black and mulberry cloth and crepe de Chine in all the old- world.colours.

NEW NIGHT SHADE,

One of the culminating fashion

21121212761988 polate of the Autumn dress dis-

CAMEL

BRAND

WOOLLEN

KNITTING

YARNS

"Second To None"

Any Popular Colour Available. At

SINCERE'S

SPECIAL CHEAP SALE

NOW ON

- JUST UNPACKED.

A Huge Assortment of LADIES' UNDERWEARS.

Jade & Ivory Ornaments, Swatow Drawn - Works, Shawls, .Embroideries- Lamps of Various Kinds

also

BLACKWOOD, FURNITURE

Incomparable Prices

WAH KEE

38 Queen's Rd, C. Coppolte Queen's Theatre)

TIME TO SEND HOME

YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

LARGE SELECTION

CHINA HANDICRAFT

COMPANY

plays is a new night-time colour. "Just off the black rightly describes this revival from Napoleonic days. -

It is only when seen in a mass of chiffon and lace in deepest plum-brown beside an all-black tollette that one realises what a distinctive, colour it is...

The New Fall Frocks

Charming dresses in the modified 'silhouette that feature every im portast fashion decree. The tunic, the bolero, the leg-o'-multon slééves, drapes, pleats and flares.

SLEEVE SURPRISES.

Sleeves are Tull of surprises.

The new shade was one of many The effort to bring in the leg-of- successes at W. W. Reville-Torry's dress display in, mail week, whez many well-known dressers were among the audience.

A CARPET GADGET. Various ways of securing carpets and rugs have been tried, and the latest suggestion for a parquet floor

...

mutton has not matured, but one does see, in sqft fabrics like tulle and lace, occasional puffs at the wriat or elbow. The double cap- top is pretty for debutantes in chiffon or taffeta, but the majority of the dress artis'es find the softer little capes, or deep berthas, ar- ranged to fall limply over the arm, more graceful-and in accordance with a general slimness-apoint that the "modern.", will never fargo.

A pretty notion for a black afternoon frock is the idea of atripes of gold gauze and black braid forming a pointed collar and deep narrow cuffs.

BRIDAL BEAUTY.

Possibly one of the most in- teresting pointa in the dress parades has been the novel Idea for the season's brides. White, in the order of the day, but there are. many shades in white,

A gorgeous gown in a very new fabric was shown at a display in Old Bond Street fa mail week. The Batin was thick and soft, yet ap peared like finest suede cloth of

la to use a special screw. This rich, creamy, surface. Indeed, It device consists of a socket which might have been mistaken for vel- vet.This material, cut in princess screws down into a small hole bored form, suggested great: dignity in the floor and a nail passing combined with elim simplicity through the carpet and its snugly The neck opening was bordered into the socket. There is no serfous with a band of diamante, the long mouldedaleeves were severely damage to the floor, because when plain. From the shoulders come a the time comes for the carpet to be long train of net bordered with removed, the hole can be filled with the suede-satin in a true lover's plastic wood and stained to match knot design, this being inserted. embellished with tiny crystals and the rest of the floor.

diamonds.

ALEXANDER'S INSTITUT DE

BEAUTE

ELEGANCE IN COTTON

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the appearance of the now cotton

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frocks But bb

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pale

BLOUSES.

SWEATERS.

AND SKIRTS.

FASHION FORECASTS THEIR CHOICE

NEW NECKLACES. ·

THẦT. SLIM · LOOK.

It-is-good news to realise that however big our collars and cuffs may be, or whatever new flares and flutes may be ingeniously intro- duced, we shall still retain a slim sheathed-like look, even in the thickest of alath, tweed or fur coats. The usual dress under the useful black cloth coat is of black. crepella, crepe

for..

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Chine, romaine, satin-charmeuse. Sometimes the thinner fabric of the dress has cloth bands or wool embroidery, And a touch of fur to .connect it' with the outer garments.

White, again, is still the. favourite alliance with black. but almost as popular and mote cheerful for Winter - is

brilliant dash of colour In the belt or tie. Green, and a vivid blue, pink, or red, all work into a wintry scheme. The colour can.again appear in the hat, a cluster of flowers worn on the coat,, and in the lining.

ORANGE LILIES.

At one of the smart dress parades in mall week a bride in a eream lace princesse frock, had a tulle veil and train bordered with the same lace, a vivid touch of colour being provided by a bouquet of orange tiger lilies.

White gloves and black gloves with white points were cleverly worn by mannequins at this, show, black-and-white especially with

schemes of velvet and white satin, and black chiffon and old creamy lace.

A demi-tollette-in black chiffon. bad long, tight, transparent sleeves, but from the elbow to the cuff were rows of ermine tails,

USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL.

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New and elegant boxes are now used to keep one's shoes clean and tidy. They are often the smartest part of the wardrobe, being covered in bright cretonnes and. brocades. The boxes have many divisions: 80

With the new necklaces, it is that a number of pairs of shoes are held in place. Of course, the bro often difficult to know whether the cade should be chosen to harmonise

clasp should go at the back or at with the hangings in the room, or the front, and indeed, it hardly the carpet, or upholstery.

seems to matter.

If your hair is

long the clasp goes in front, and with a decollete frock the clasp

the Bt

back. should hang

by a Originality is expressed milanese cross of garnets set into

a necklace of red beads. Two large

lumps of amber complete a row of gilt beads, and there is a link of shagreen on another. Many of the strings of small beads can be wound around the wrist of forearm-in fact, Jewellery is worn how you please. If you are different.fromi your friends, you are right.

ALFRESCO.

SOME NEW CHINA...

China fa especially decorative if the rest of the table appointments are chosen to tone. A dinner set of yellow china has groups of old world flowers in, blues, pinks and greens. Then, there is a charming "stock" pattern of ivory china, having a slender Greek key pattern in gold around the edge. The modern kare well catered for; there are cases Ing for.simplicity L exemplied in for folding chairs and a table as well a dipper set of plain design, where as the food; other large cases, on a coloured rim tones with the mat the expanding principle, have de- posy of gally-tinted, conventional tachable fittings so that they can be flowers in the centre of each plate used for picnics and ordinary travel- ling. But those without care must

HANDY WASH" BAGS,

Those who go plenicking by car

We have a range of Emert Two-pece Wuollon Jens par Huits, no well 'ne Pezin falta consisting of lenty Bilk pleated Skirts and Woollen

Jumpers

Osaka,, with Gold and Miver“ „Ihrval trimulig.

Felix Hat Shop

Chater Road Next to Moutries.

Quality

Shape

Strength

Sound in substance, strong. Perfect fitting that is

how we would emphasise the merits of GORDON'S

Shoes

KAYAMALLY BUILDING."

Hand Made Canton and Irish Linen Drawn Works, Silk, Spanish Shawls, Kimonos

CHINA FANCY · GOODS. COMPANY.

CHINA BUILDING.

Ivory, Pewter, Clobonne, Lacquer and Damascene Wares, Mandarin Coats and Shirts, Ladies' Slik Undwear,

LADIES. BEAVERS

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PELTS

ALSO

CUFFS, BOARS "AND MUFFS.

pack their food even more carefully, WING ON CO., LTD.

and do away with superfluous cases There La much to be said in and packing. There is a new, favour of the new sponge bags made moderately-sized case which is light- ly constructed, so that it is not as ordinary handbags on strong frames. They are far tidier than unnecessarily heavy. On one side the old Dorothy bag, and very much divisions will hold fruit, sandwiches, prettier. Usually the outside cover and so on. The thermos flask la

held by straps inside the lid, », la of canvas, hand-painted, or stitched with merceried threads, while the rubber (Haing 1-divided Into many pockets with divisions for tooth paste, sponge lotion bottles and so on, res

THE COTTON MODE:

wo-piece "sults in cotton do

duty for many Sum

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