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THE CHINA MAIL.

THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1933.

11 The WOMAN'S Page 1

FOX FILM

presenc

JESSE L. LASKY

Production

ZOO BUDAPEST

IN

COMING SHORTLY

TO THE KING'S THEATRE,

WE HAVE IN STOCK AND FOR SALE

great varieties of used and unused

POSTAGE STAMPS

in sets, bags, packets, single and a approval books for collections also

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS from

Messrs. Sutton & Sons, Ltd., Reading, Mesars, Arthur Yates & Co, Ltd.,

Sydney.

GRACA & CO., Dealer in Postage Stamps. Garden Seeds, Religious Goods, Toys, ele. No. 10, WYNDHAM STREET, P. O. Box No. 620. HONG KONG

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POSTAGE-STAMPS

For 2000 used stampi, pmperly mixed, from your own country, 1 semil, by registered Post, Irreof charger,neltromek.watch, automaile dial wishout gastar fınadı, or both a fountain-pen Parker system with guld point and an elegant Evershary pencil'

For 200 stampa, Tsend the catalogue with gift of cutie, Always caluate. 2. RESTEN 15 bis, Ros de Maubeuge. » PARIS.

New Beauty In Crepe

Hand-Painted Or

Printed.

WILL RIVAL SILK ORGANDIE THIS SEASON.

These ден dark-surfaced and much-beflowered crepe de Chinese; have dignity and distinction. They are not "cheap" in any way, the fa bric is heavy, so lange well, and the patterns themselves are nand-print- jed and painted..

The craze for black and all dark The marvellous beauty of crepe, is tne real surprise of the summer sea-backgrounds is extending to linens, son. Chinese and Japanese bril-and even muslins. Black linen is not

lance and beauty of detail have in-only suggested for the summer "tail-} spired the designs that will be the ored" suit, but for afternoon tunic most decorative rivals to silk-organ-jof black silk-linen with narrow skirt, dies at Ascot. Not the least inter-fastened down one side with white! esting point about these Eastern pat-pearls, had a waistband and cap made terns is that nearly all are presented entirely of white sequins and pearls. on a black background. What could A large bow of white, crepe, finished | do justice better to these textile pica narrow boat-alaped neck-line. tures of tiny multi-coloured flowers, Smart, too, are the "pinafore" beasts and butterflies? Many of frocks in black linen with perhaps a the exclusive models in these new small white weave. They are word crepe de Chines suggest old Chinese with blouses and short little coats needlewark pieces.

of white pique, and linen sports Brilliant and colourful materials hats. There is a popular plaid weave naturally demand simplicity and in brown-red and yellow linen, which One looks well when made up in semi- skilful handling in make-up.

horse

and

noted model in a design of small tailored fashion, with a snort pleat- blue, green, pink, red, purple and ed skart, bolero, and wide yellow wild flowers on a thick "matt" girth belt of red and yellow. black silky surface was cut in pina-]

For country "week-ends" fore fashion, in long lines, but gathered in a little at the waist, with mornings in town the predominance of these darker summer fabrics, re- the pointed bit of the corsage bor- lieved as they are by while or string- dered with a plain black scalloped coloured organdi, makes for smart-

edge, similar to the skirt-hem.

The chemisette of soft black In-ness. dian-muslin and old lace was com pleted by a little scalloped capelet, pointed back and front. The long sleeves were slightly bishop in char- acter, drawn in by a wrist-band of handwork and scallops. A shady hat in natural Leghorn, with clusters of black shining marguerites with yellow centres, was worn with this.

THE NEW WAY-TIME ENSEMBLE.

Raglan Coat Of Silk Bengaline.

SECOND INTERPRETATION OF SPANISH KILT.

Before, recording the latest phase in evening fashions, there is an en- semble among the new day-wear clothes which most women will like for its unaffected smartness.

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It is simple with just the right amount of "swagger. unfolding Ehrough a raglan coat of stiff silk bengaline in a clear tone of vellum. This is slightly shorter than black dress worn underneath, that shows a tailored belt of the vellum bengaline, and the style is suitable for almost any smart occasion on a summer day's march.

Another interpretation in this ispirit is the 12in kilted frill or

flounce of Spanish persuasion that! resembles an uncovered "sweeper," so to speak, set all round the hem of a silken crepe gown in a tone of Chambertin brown following the "princesse" line, with elbow sleeved slit up along the outside arm. An easy straight-line fitting is again ob- served in a white gown.

THE

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HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTEL

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL;

HOTELS.·

LIMITED,

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lita, Peking

DRYCO"

SUPERIOR QUALITY DRY MILK.

AN EASILY DIGESTED &

NUTRITIOUS FOOD.

Particularly Suitable For Infant And Convalescent Feeding.

OBTAINABLE FROM ALL PROVISION STORES,

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but sur readers are warned to look`out for occasional phonetic

spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho.

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crushed ice

or

iced water

GET FRERES REVEL (HD"Garonne) FRANCE

FURNITURE

DIAL 27761

REMOVALS

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& MORTGAGE CO., LTD.

Bringing Up Father.

Rambling

Hints

Treating Blisters

On a ramble, if you are wearing

WHAT PARIS IS WEARING.

Fez Hats And Leg Of Mutton Sleeves.

Paris.

Her is a rapid survey of the new Paris fashions.

A few

Hat Ribbons (if any) are of new type of waxed ribbon which gives a smooth and glossy look and does not spoil in the rain.

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

TIFFIN

Baked Cod, Curry Sauce Hot Savoury Sandwiches Tomato Fritters Banana Flan DINNER

Cucumber Puree Sweetbreads with Asparagus Chicken Paprika Creamed French Beans Buttered New Potatoon Mulberry Pie

Banana Fian.

4 Bananas, the juice of one or- ange, 6 oz. sugar, gill water, 3 or 4 glace cherries, a little whipped cream, 6 oz. short pastry. Roll out the pastry and lay it in a flan ring Press placed on a baking sheet. is against the sides and fill it with a smaller seized tin. Bake 11 about 20 minutes and remove the tin. Stir the orange juice, augar and water till it boils. Boil for 10 minutes. Arrange sliced rounds of

Hats are of the so-called Checkia! type-this is an elaborate glorifica- tion of the Algerian fez. They may be of straw or in material.

Hot Savoury Sandwiches. Cut sandwich bread in one inch banana in the flan case and pour pleated straw hats with brims not

When cold exceeding one inch ware seen. These thick slices, shape into rounds with the cool syrup over.

Remove decorate with cream and cherries. can be crushed into the pocket or a large pastry cutter.

Sweetbrends with Asparagus. centres, leaving a box bottom and Rat upon with impunity.

Prepare the sweetbreads in the rim 1⁄2 inch deep, brush over with melted butter and toast a delicate usual way. Parboil 6 minutes,

Remove from then cut into slices crosswise. Roll brown in hot oven. Joven and fill with creamed chicken. them in crumbs, egg and crumbs Ar- veal or any kind of left-over meat, and saute in clarified butter. Sleeves of many dresses are of the finely minced. Cover with a thin range these small cutlets on a hor leg of mutton type seen in photo- round of toast, cut same size. Set serving dish in a circle. Dispose fresh boiled mushroom on top of cooked fresh asparagus in centre, graphs of Victorian days. Ja strapped shoe, the constant strain Coats and Skirts Coats are cut each and surround with brown dot over with butter. Set in warm

joven until butter, is melted. Garn works the strap loose, and you lose low with wide lapels and are double-mushroom sauce.

ish with water cress. the necessary grip on your shoe. breasted with a belt of the same

Tomato Fritters. Undo the strap, place a folded hand- material. Skirts

Tomatoes as required, flour, sea- kerchief across the instep, and the six or eight inches of the ground. soning, egg, breadcrumbs, deep fat strap will tighten just the small Overcoats. The collars are fre- for frying. Choose firm. tomatoes, amount you require.

quently trimmed with shaggy mon-Stalk and wipe them dry and cut Blisters are the aftermath of key fur.

them in half crosswise, then sea- rambles. These should never be cut Colours.-Black and white are the son them and dip them in flour. open. Pass a white cotton thread most popular, with sky blue a close Brush the tomatoes with beaten jegg and coat them with bread- through them to drain.

crumbs. Place in a frying basket enough of the tomatoes to cover: When making a pleated dress in the bottom of it. Put the basket: out a' strip of bandage. When the washing material run a very fine into a deep pan of hot fat and fry}, ankle weakens, make an ankle band-pin-tuck along the edge of each the tomato fritters till they are, age, passing the bandage round the pleat. The pleats will not only keep golden. Then lift them up.care. foot and then round the ankle. This in position when worn but may be fully, drain them and serve them will give the support afforded by a easily ironed, after washing, by on a dish lined with a paper doy- boot.

ter. pressing along the pin-tuck.

Sometimes on a ramble, if you are wearing shoes, your ankle tends to give. Never go out rambling with-

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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION:

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HORIZONTAL

1-Caverna

6-CeasCE

10-Fatigue

11-Weird

13-Near.. 14-Add

61

16-A measure of

weight (abbr.) 19-Makes new

21-On land

74

| HORIZONTAL (Cont)

66–Point of compara

(xbbr.)

57--Crawl

69-Each (abbr.). 60-Rubber

62-Queerest

64-Pronoun

66-flands (Poet)

VERTICAL (Cont.) 17-A negativa 18-Uncanny -20-Large lake,

22-Long grass stom 25-Consumed

26-8nare

29-Glide

30-To be

be sparing

68-Deputy Lieutenant 132-Prasses

(abbr.)

23-Comparative sumx 69-Lemon-like fruit

24-Gains

|71-Genuiñe

27-East Indies (abbr.) 73-Cut

28-Obstructa with

sediment

of the foot 31-Part 32-The Inalde

34-Ocean

36-Bind 37-Sailor (Colloq.) -

39-Uneven 40-Two of a kind 41--Indigent

42-Residence (abbr.)

44-Recent

48-An enclosure 47-Maritime, distress

signal

50 Episode

52-Bustis

54-Wasted

|74-Prussian city

VERTICAL

2Confirm

3-Six (Roman)

Rub out 6-Japanese coin B-Look

7-Largest State in

U.S. 8-Conjunction

9-Huge snake 12-Plant of the

mustard family

13-Indefinite article" }15-An: emperor of

Rome

$3-Scandinavian people $6-Anger

38 Large monkey |42-To set again,

43-Alway 46-Conflict

46-American poet 48-Units

49-Affirm

51-Cuddle

55-To dispensa little.

by little

57-Offense |58-8trikes an

attitude 81-Three-toed sloth }6%-Tha (6p.)

66-Series (abbr.) 67--Before

}70-Four (Roman).. 172-Because

The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle will. appear in to-morrow's (anus.

MI-

KH.DEAR' WHAT 15 THE MATTER WITH ME? I JUST CAN'T GET INTERESTED IN

M. MUSIC. I'LL PHONE THE DECTOR IN THE BUILDING TP COME UP AND SEE ME-

AMI FAILING

IN MY HEALTH, DOCTOR?

"NO", BUT YOU MUST,

"TAKE IT EASY YOU. "NEED A REST. YOU

MUST STOP SINGING. FOR A FEW MONTHS

JUST A MINUTE, DOCTOR HOW- ・MUCH 18 "YOUR

BILL?

NO BILL. THE OTHER. TENANTS WILL PAY ME: FOR MY KINDNESS,

TO THEM

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