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TRY

RY il with fish-you'll be delighted with

the flavour.

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PERRINS SAUCE

THE CHINA MAIL.

ATTRACTIVES GLASS For Fashionable

PRESENTS

"Last Drop" Tumbler

New Novelty.

Boudoirs

A

N ultra-modern dressing-table

just made of green enamelled

Many will give presents of glass wood is kidney-shaped and the rim- this year because it is so attrac less mirror is part of the surround. tive. There is the novelty whisky

a shaving mirror.

FOUNDATION FOR WINTER MAKE-UP Warmer Tone Needed.

EVERY WOMEN SHOULD BLEND OWN POWDER

In winter our faces need a warm-

xlass called "The Last Drop" being chromium rail and legs. The toned foundation for make-up, just cause it has a picture one side in glass is in three separate panels and as our bodies need warmer clothes and heat-making food. Whether a frosted glass of a highwayman re-cach turns in any direction, like a

cream or lotion is our choice, ceiving his deserts.

powder bases can now be had in shades to suit all types. In winter blondes can wear a deeper rachel shade; the brunette, a sun- brown powder base with peach bloom powder.

The base of this tumbler con- tains a pair of miniature dice which show through so that the lass may be used as a shaker for games., 1

New Lamps Lack Shades.

even

Rouge Cautiously

There are few plan glass drink sets. Most are striped in colour, The newest standard lamps have

It is a matter of individual silver or gold. Soome have frosted no shades. They are mainly ot glass rings. One bottle has a solid chromium, and the popular eiga choice whether a cream or powder Iglass stopper filled with what looks rette" type of lamp is reproduced. rouge is used in winter. Cream like milk. The basca af the Three "cigarettes" go to make each rouge needs more skilful handling,

standard.

glasses are the same.

and for this reason many women, especially cutdoor women, profer a compact,

In winter, rouge must be used with circumspection. The cold air whips colour Into cheeks which they lack normally and this must be allowed for. Other complexions. go a blue-white in the cold. For both these reasons it is wise to de- pend on a rich tone of powder base and powder rather than on rouge if we want to keep an even glowing effect.

Enormously varied as 'are the tones of powder available, every woman should blend her powders herself in order to get the exact nuance that becomes her most, or got an expert's advice in the mat-

ter.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1933,

THE

HONG KONG

PENINSULA HOTEL;

HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE HAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTEL

& SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL;

HOTELS,

LIMITED...

In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking.

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G. FALCONER & CO (HONG KONG) LTD.

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS. DIAMOND MERCHANTS,

Union Building (opposite G.P.O.)

Agents for:-ADMIRALTY CHARTS, ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers,

High Class English Jewellery.

DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

This crass-word puzzle has been made by an export bui

our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic

«nelling, such as harbor, plow, and altbe

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OPEN

'till

4 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 23.

Sunday, Dec. 24.

SPECIAL

LINES.

NEW SEASON

GAME

GOOD THINGS

for Christmas Dinner

Cock Pheasant $1.60 ca.

Hen Wild Duck

$1.20 »

$1.10

Teal Snipe Pigeons

.50

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"

.35

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.40

15

CANADIAN SALMON 80 Cts. per lb.

SCOTCH BEEF

Roasts Steaks

$1.50 $1.70

TURKEYS-GEESE

DUCKS CHICKENS.

No Christmas Dinner being considered complete * without a Turkey or Poultry of another kind you can depend upon it that the Dairy Farm will have the best.

SCOTCH BEEF.

Do try a cut, the difference is in your favour.

FARM

FED PORK.

This is another line that simply cannot be improved upon.

IMPORTED HÀMS.

The supply will be of the highest quality ranging in weight from 8 to 20 lbs, each.

Home made SAUSAGES and SAUSAGE MEAT. Made only from the best ingredients. The excellence of quality maintains an exceptional demand for which full provision has been made.

ALSO

GAME, POULTRY, MEAT, PORK AND GAME PJES. AUSTRALIAN and FARM MEATS. MUTTON and LAMB, CHEESE, etc., etc.

Our aim: To serve to satisfy.

YOUR EARLY ORDERS WILL BE MUCH APPRECIATED.

THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.

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FILM INFLUENCE ON PARIS HATS.

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Tudor Touches From British Picture.

STYLES ONLY SUITABLE TO THE YOUTHFUL

ما

HORIZONTAL

1-A token

B-Bton (Scot.)

10-Large fake

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12-A thoroughfare 61-8warthy

62-Forta (abbr.) 53-Encicure

11-A prince among the '65-A river in the Tyrol

Bimeonites

(Num

XXV-14)

14-A Greek letter

that

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have

16-At any time

17-The forshead

It is amusing to notice Bruyere of Paris seems been distinctly influenced by some of tho. Headdresses in the famous British film "The Private Life of Henry VIII," which was running in Paris for many weeke recently.

This is proved by the manner in which many of her hats Ellt back littla off the head with a queer plate effect at the back, and follow. the line of the hair in front, very much an do the headdresses worn by some at the Tudor ladies of the Court. The result, it is true, is youthful-on youth. Small-brimmed

hats, looking sometimes like Breton "sailor," are preferred by Lanvin, though she insista, too, that they shall be worn at the back of the head.

And Maria Guy has been success- jful in proving that the sou’westar. properly worn, may look smart in

the afternoon as well as the mo

ing.

Agnes, on the other hand, prefers

to keep to a modified line.

"Lip-Stick", Lighter.

It

A new cigarette lighter for wo- men is called the "tallboy." looks just like a lip-stick and is made of engine-turned silver, gold and the cheaper metals,

18-Lyric poem

19-An ocean (abbr.) 21-Amalgamation

(abbr)

23-Unit

24-Withdrawat 20-Penetrated

29-Sert 30-Characterized by

metody 31-Foranke 34-Father (short) 35-Prefix Indicating the

dawn 30-Javalini

40-City thoroughfare 43-Walk

44-Cavalryman

47-Robelliou

4C-Bay

and Bavaria

157-To furnish with a

ceiling 369-Trim

In Butik (FG) 62-Language of the

Scottish Highlandere 63-Covered with sand 64-Discovered

VERTICAL

1-To cherish

2-Dry

S-Ext 4-Obtain B-Quen

6-Abbey (abbr) 7-An emperor of

Rome &-Engilah school

-Used a stw 11-Withdraw from

union

(abbr)

$13-Rented

19-Harangued

|20-High playing card

(pl.)

[22-Huge

24-Portuguese colm

25-Born

27-Dozes 128-8nara

12-Reap

(Obs.)

33-To carry (Čoflog.)

37-A letter 28-Made

smaller

139-Backbones 40-6mother

{$1-A horse's gaik {42-The goddess of the

dawn (Gr. Myth.) 45-Lease

|46-Gladness

49-Largest continent 160-To mend

$3-Prefix Around

64-Comfort

5B-A color 68-Exists

50-Neptune (abbr)

The solution of the above with a new orvos-worā puests wil appear in Tuesday's issue,

when my radio is out of order I always ring. up Radis Services

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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION, WOE BOTER INNKANWRE NETTLE AL BELI A BARI

RADE SO

PROSE

POP-Soon It'll Be Two Nips. ・・

THERE IS A SUBTLE SPIRIT

BREATHING NOW

IT'S MELLOW RICHNESS OER THE CLUSTERED

TREES

BY JOVE,

SHE'S

RIGHT COLONEL

By J. MILLAR WATT.

THERES

NIP

IN THE AIR!

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