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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932.

1933

HAVE you returned your firms

particulars for insertion in the "Hong Section" of the 1933 DOLLAR DIRECTORY?

Firms who have not yet attended to this important matter are re- quested to do so immediately.

Secretaries are also reminded. to forward all information concerning their clubs, associations, etc.

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STOCK

TAKING

SALE

NOW ON

AT

KASHMIR SILK STORE

36A, Queen's Road C. opposite Queen's Theatre.

THE THEATRE'S

FASHIONS.

"Rose Blonde" Is New Hair Shade.

London, October 15.

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The "little" geyson is consider- ed to have been launched at the first night of Noel Coward's revue, Words and Music." Many cele- brities were present. Lady Breck- nock, who has returned from Paris, wore a coatee of paillette over blue dress: Lady Anglesey wore white satin, and Lady Juliet Duff ted, as did aiso Lady Ravensdale; who wore her favourite earrings, red stones, set in gold, nearly four Inches long. A golden frock was worn by Miss Constance Collier. Lady Patricia Moore wore a cream picture frock. It was a very warm evening, but Lady Dashwood, who is renowned for her smart dress-

WINDBLOWN HEADS SUPERSEDED.

Neater Appearance Fashion's Order.

"NATURALNESS" IDEAL

The windblown coiffure has been superseded by a less drastic hend- dress. Women are wondering how to conform to the new trend of hair fashions. The ends that trailed aimlessly about the face are no longer acceptable to the modern woman, who prefers a neat and more feminine appearance.

These feathered onds have been restored to order, and lie in small fluffy curls on the forehead and down the side of the head.

The partings are placed deep on one side and extend to the pape of the neck. The hair is kept smooth and flat on the top of the hend gradually breaking into rather wide waves several inches from the parting. the ends of which are curled becomingly to mingle with the small fluffy sides

ing, remained faithful to her bear Menu Suggestions which are curled towards the face.

skin cape, which was worn over a

grey satin dress. A new crinkly For To-morrow

erepe in white' was worn by Mrs

Ronald Balfour. The dress had an Tuna Salad Loaf

Empire waistline. Mr. and Mrs. Mollison, Miss G. B. Stern, and Lady Lavery (in white) others to be seen...

were

The hairdressers' fashion fair at Olympia sets hair styles for the coming year. Experts say that The latest short hair is doomed.

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The hair is slightly permanently waved to give springiness and per- curls. manency to the necessary Potato Chips The whole coiffure consists of Buttered Corn Bread Butter

Melon Dessert Coffee Tuna Salad, Loaf,

1 tablespoon granulated gelatine

3 tablespoons cold water

1⁄2 cup mayonnaise

1⁄2 cup whipped cream 1 cup tuna

3 tablespoons chopped pimiento-

stuffed olives

4 tablespoons

pickles

chopped

sweet

fewer waves, which are, therefore, larger and softer and comply with the latest trend in fashion, name- ly, that the hair should not be worn unwaved, but less waved than of late.

A distinct line, coupled with smoothness and feather into soft curls, are the essential features of present-day hairdressing styles.

"Complete naturalness" is the autumn ideal of hairdressing modes, and it is expected that the styles scen at the forthcoming. Hairdressing Fair of Fashion will be designed to achieve this effect. Fringes are definitely coming back. Modern girls are beginning

is cringle waves to, the back of the: head, and then very tight curls 'to the nape and round the ears. Hair must not come below the nape of the neck. Curls are very fashion- able. Women with aleek hair must) wear their hair drawn back from the forehead to the nape, where there are curls and waves. Curls! carried across the forehead on a slant with a centre parting and an exposed forehead, with hair fram- minutes. Dissolve over hot water. to realize that the high brow line

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The not always becoming. Cool. Add to rest of ingredients. Pour into glass mould, et in cold darker the hair the lighter will be

the fringe. place to stiffen.

ing the rest of the face, are other] styles.

The rose blonde is to take the place of the platinum blonde., The new colour is an apricot tinge, and a big success is predicted for it. The once despised "ginger" is now very fashionable. If you are not "ginger" by nature, then you must use dye.

Other novelties at the fair be aides hair, are lipsticks guaranteed

1⁄2 cup diced celery 1⁄2 teaspoon sal

1⁄4 teaspoon paprika

Soak gelatine and cold water 5

1 egg

Mayonnaise.

1 teaspoon salt

teaspoon paprika

14 teaspoon celery salt

1 tablespoon sugar

teaspoon dry mustard

4 tablespoons vinegar

1 cup salad oll

SEASIDE COIFFURES.

Those who enjoy swimming as well as sun bathing, are re-arrang- ing their permanent waves so that they will be well protected from the bad effect of sea water. So the top of the head is brushed' sleekly to be proof against eating and Chill utensils and ingredients.) and not pressed into tight waves, drinking, hair brushes with remov-Beat egg in deep, small bowl. Add with the parting fairly low at the able bristles, and rubber all dry ingredients. Bet 1 minute. side. brushes for removing nail enamel. Add 1/3 the oil, adding gradually In most instances curls have dis-

and heating steadily. Add, another appeared entirely.

But the neck- 1/3 of the oil. Alternate remain-line must not be sudden. That is ing oil and the vinegar. Beat 2 why waves are now taken far down

BARGAIN SALE minutes. Chill until ready for use. into the neck.

ALL KINDS OF FINE JAPANESE GOODS From Oct. 25 to Nov. 15, 1932.

Buttered Corn.

3 cups fresh corn

1⁄2 cup water

1⁄2 cup cream

2 tablespoons butter.

1⁄2 teaspoon sugar 1⁄4 teaspoon salt

S. MAYEDA & CO. 4 teaspoon paprika

13, D'Aguilar Street.

MING'S THEATRE

QUEEN'S-ROAD

B. MAYLOR & CO.

QUEEN'S THEATRE

PLEASE COME AND INSPECT.

With sharp knife cut off corn from cob. Scrape cob with back of knife. Add water and lid, cook slowly 16 minutes. Stir frequent- ly. Remove lid. Add rest of in- gredients, cook, slowly 10 minutes. Melon Dessert.

6 mint leaves

1⁄2 cup suger

1⁄2 cup water

2 tablespoons lemon juice

2 cups diced cantaloupe

2 cups diced watermelon Bruise mint leaves with spoon to release juices. Add sugar and water. Boll 8 minutes. Add le- mon juice and cool. Add rest of ingredients. Cblil.

Low curls are not easy to press to the head under the bathing cap, but curling ends, if they come high be tucked against the ears, can away, and easily twisted into curls when the cap is taken off again.

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION.

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

{This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for escasional phonetic apellings, such as harbor, plow, and altho.)

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Varso

18-Dispatched 20-Relating (abbr.). 21-Floating 23-Swing rivar 21-Store 25-To weary

27-Heavenly body 28-Gasp 30-Very large 31-Water vaper 32-Belencos $4-Unfaaten 30-Golf 'mounds 37-Vault

30-Consume

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41-Rosted

43-Floor covering

45-Drip

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48-Pitch

49-Part of the eye. 151-Combining form.

Far ¡52-Narrow twilted

fabric 53-Sear 154-Raw metals

65-Feeters

VERTICAL 1-Greek god of war 2-Lace fabric S-A yellow color 4-8allor (Coloq.):

5-Epochs 6-Own

7-Man's name B-Burface

10-Girl's name

12-A cleansing agent 13-Dlecharge

VERTICAL (Cont.) 15-Assumed -

16-Indicont 17-Clip 19-Decorations 21-Break into many

pieces 22-Grabbed

24-Bogin 26-Penetrate 27-Deean 29-Half a score 33-One who foretalle

events

|34-Part of a stova 36-Pointed rod used to

toast meat |37-Sama ka Orsól |39-Dry -

40-Lsooratad |42–Musical drama

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60-8ainte (abbr.) 152-Part of the foot

(The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle.) will

appear in to-morrow's issue.

Bringing Up Father.

THIS POLITICAL GAME 15 GITTIN' ON MY 'NERVES-NOW I'VE GOT TO GO HOME TO A MUSICAL THAT MAGGIE IS GIVIN"-1-DONT SEE HOW SHE FIGURES THAT ITLU GIT

•ME ANY VOTES

FER MAYORİ

NOW, JEMSEN! "AŃNOUNCE' EACH OF THE GUESTS AS THEY ARRIVE-

|VERY GOOD, MUM) IT'S ABOUT TIME

THEY WERE ARRIVING-IS PUT NOT?"

NOW REMEMBER. WHEN I FINISH SINGING-YOU APPLAUD LIKE THE REST OF THE GUESTS-1

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THREE HOURS LATER.

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