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THE CHINA MAIL.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1934.
111 The WOMAN'S Page 1
COLLECTIONS FOR EARLY SUMMER
Slim Figure Losing Favour
BACK TRIMMING GAINS POPULARITY
Parls.
The popularity of the flat, slim and bayish silhouette has dimin- ished and the general line this season is that of a handsomely de- veluped woman. When viewed from the front the sides appear straight and free from any move- ment of trimming, but the profile shows a novel and attractive ex- pansion of bust and bustle. This is obtained with the help of a great display of jabots in front and frills at the back, below waist. Even the slit back почу worn with day dresses shows that women need no longer be afraid;
f looking normally muscular.
Slim Waist.
the
The waist remains slim and is look all the naturally made to
more so by the fulness above it which is arrentuated by the large size of the half-sleeves and also by a perceptible tendency shown in several houses of letting the bodice continue on to the skirt be- low the belt. This is sometimes done by means of a small pleated basque at the back or else by two points like those of a man's waist- coal in Tront.
Sometimes The same effect is created at the back by a bow be- langing to the belt but worn low or by a shirred triangular yoke or what looks like a small hood in the form of a cornet.
Curious Trimminga.
Street Scene
Spring and balmy weather arem to radiate from this netly outfit worn by lovely Sylvin Sidney, of scrner Jome. It is of brown worsted cloth with vest and lapels. Its accessories are gloves, handbag and hat band in brown and white checkered wool.
WHAT A PRINCESS
WEARS
London.
Simple Designs For Table Mats
Original & Inexpensive
Ideas Explained
COLOURING EFFECTS
A variety of table mats can be made quckly and simply at home. They are attractive small articles to have on hand, and can easily be slipped into the hand-bag.
Table mats are so economical and labour saving that they al- ways make popular gifts. Sim- ple and effective raffia table mats
can be made by cutting squares of canvas of the desired size and buttonholing them all round with gaily coloured rafla. Back the mats with pieces of material to
match the colour of the railia. This will show through the canvas, and the colours can be matched be used with china to with the them.
The average sizes for these mats are seven-inch squares and four- If desired, flowers inch aquares,
of individual design can be work- jed on the mats with the raffia.
Chamois Leather Mats
Chamois leather mats are ori. ginal and effective. The chamois cut out in leather should be square or eircular shapes: The mais can be either finished with woollen blanket stitch round the edges or bound with bisa binding to match or tone with the china.
can be designs Conventional
the traced or transferred on to
in coloured worked and mals wools. These mals, besides being most unusual, are washable and look their best on oak tables. A small or hold initial worked in the of each mat is righthand corner distinctive.
Vary Colour Designs Mats сап
bias
only need
Hostess Gown
The Russian military predominates in the styling of this hostess BOWH worn by Norma Shearer, screen stor. Of pale blue soufle with long flow- ing train, it has soft full sleeves and anurnal double fabot at the high neckline, worn with Russian Jacket of blas crepe corded in silver about the high standing collar.
DON'T FORGET!
That there are printed day time frocks with detachable aprons of matching fabric. A blossom print ed percale, trimmed with organdie is the coolest.
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That checks combined with mo-; notones provide a smart way
to
mix your colours in spring woollens.
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That spring scarfs tuck them. selves in and out, under and over lapels and collars, and very often furnish
a smart fastening for blouses or dress collars.
CHAMOIS LEATHER TEA COSIES
Simple Design Described
can
Most attractive tea cosice be made from chamois leather, {ar which will keep the teapot hotter than the usual kinds do.! Two pieces of chamois leather should be obtained and cut to the desired shapes. No hems are ne- cessary, as the edges can be finish- ed with blanket stitches in at-
tractive colours.
Join the top and sides in the same way. An old tea cosy can be shipped inside this cover,
THE
HONG KONG
PENINSULA HOTEL;
HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL; PEAK HOTEL
& SHANGHA1
ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL;
HOTELS,
LIMITED.
In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking.
INTRODUCTORY SALE
Continuing -Daily-This Week All kinds of
MANILA HATS
For Ladies and Gentlemen Latest Styles-from $3.75 up
Manufacturers' Represent tive from
Manila's Largest
Hat Factory has a large assortment of the latest de- signs in Ladies' Hata, fat arrived from Manila-
on display at
ST. FRANCIS HOTEL, ROOM 302, Daily from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m.
Telephone 26634-Ask for Room 302.
PRICES THAT Will Convince You Buy direct from the Lactory and save, the Middleman's profits. SAVE MONEY.
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic avelling.
such as harbor, plow, and altho.
our
each piece of champois leather can be lined and stuffed before join- ing the two pieces together,
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"If I kept a cow-I could not
get finer milk than this!"
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Small pieces of brightly colour! ed leather or felt can be cut into flower or conventional shapes and be made for the flower mats are popular just now. appliqued on to the easy for de- be coralion. The work may be car- Lancaster cloth, Old coloured felt hats can
with coloured raffia from Fashions For Small Girls nursery
most practically in this ried out which is in
and is utilized expensive
thick wool. The idea of giving emphasis to
obtainable in a wide range of way. trimming at the back can be given | great variety of developments both Fashions for small girls are set colourings and designs. Cut the for day and evening. Sume of in the nurseries of 145. Piccadilly, cloth into small squares, circles, or
York's oval shapes and bind with them are indicated by Schiaparelli the Duke and Duchess of with her silhouettes which augLondon house, so mothers will be binding. The mals gest a bird or a fish and especial-interested to know that the young sponging to keep them spotlessly
are clean. le by her beautiful idea of angel Princesses' summer wardrobes
Any odd pieces of coloured felt wings attached either OU the now being planned. shoulders nr on the skirt and They will consist chiefly of cotton would make good dinner mats, Cut afternoon "tab" frocks with crisp full skirts. them into flower shapes and but- with wool. Trans- several little buttoned bodices, square necks, tonhole them
obtained evening and puff siceves-a style that Prin-fers of flowers may be
would act as a guide for Each flower may be a dif- colour, non-matching
worn either with an
cual, and then made of
gray foxes, or with an
Post green velvet as the coat,
when they ure of the same cess Elizabeth und her sister have which
cutting. made popular.
These are to be made of piqueferent [voile, and blue predominates. Princess Elizabeth is to have a dress patterned with blue cornflowers on
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RIBBON IN VOGUE
THIS SEASON
Adds Gay Touch To Tailored Suit
To wear with tailor-mades for the fickle month May, sailors, tur- buns or boaters, trimmed with youthful bows and veils, are ideal. For a little later un, and to carry but scheme of the crepe or silk ensemble the improved pancake-
with crown
.a. more peturesque poise will forecast a summer vogue.
Feathera continue
to make ap- peal, but bows of all kinds seem more favoured than flowers. It is undoubtedly a ribbon season, and the guy
touch provided by the many plaid and fancy ribbon de Aigna is more suitable for the tailored suit than flowers can be.' The latter will, however, come with the sun.
white ground, and among the wedgwood, sky, and turquoise blue prints there is an old favourite- butcher blue cotton with a designi of red and white stars.
A delicious cotlan print chosen for Princess Margarel Rose has at black with white ground dotted
blue starry leaves and pink and flowers.
YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION
A
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AND BE PLEASED
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Klim is rich whole milk, powdered. It keeps without refrigeration ... in any climate.
Klim is every bit as
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to the finest milk you ever drank!
Milk for general use
Klim is perfect for all milk
uses.
One of the finest milks money can buy for
babies. More digestible than
the usual liquid milk.
TRY KLIM.
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HORIZONTAL
1-Hags
G-Condemned
11-Orderly 12-Terminates 13-Electrical Engineer
(abbr.)
16-Gave pleasure to 17-Delirium tremens
fabbr.)
10-Printer's measure
(p).)
20-Tite nostrils 21-Golf mound 22-Mature
24-Prefix Wrong
25-Existed
26-An ecclesiastical
vestment
28- Try
30-A garden tool
23-Percolato 33-Form
36-Perfume from rase
petals
29-To the sheltered.
Vide
HORIZONTAL (Cont) ||40-Swiss river
42-Bristle (Bot.) 143-Sorrowful 144-Pertaining to Asia |44-Speck
47-Treasurer (abbr) 40-Deciphered 50-A iquid measure
(abbr.)
51-An alcoholic
beverage 52-Grzek god of love 54Feare
65-Consote
VERTICAL
VERTICAL (Cont) S-A college degree
(abbr)
(10-A checking device
(Mech.) 14-Discharge 10-Melody
17-Profound 19-Frolicked 21-Allured |21-Allured
123-Excita 123-Excit 26-A vegetable (pl)
127-Piece out
29-A beverage 31-Rubbers 33-Glued 34-Wing-shaped
35-Iran apike 137-On the summit
1-Shouts of applause 38-Ciatter
2-Ahead
3-Lace fabric
4- Gain
5 Vapor
G-Despines 7-Unita
B-Uneven
!
141-Noises In the chast 44-imitated
48-An emperor of Rome
46-Ocean
49-A coin (abbr.)
51-Exist
53-A continent (abbr)
The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle
will appear in to-morrow's issue.
Bringing Up Father.
WELL. THANK
YOU'LL BE
WHEN
YOU'LL SLEEP KIN HAVE A L
QUIET AT HO
GO TO YOUR ROOM -
MY-OH-MKE WISH THAT KID
WUZ BACKK HOME- WITH HER FOLKS
WELL ITS
IME YOU
HOME GRACIOUS: WHERE HAVE
YOU SEEN ALL
DAY: YOU
MAKE ME SICK.
© wit King franaren byndısaca, Bac, Gem Bruun raktas somen
WUZ
WELL HER FATHER WAS HERE TO TAKE HER HOME HE WAITED FIVE HOURS- HE COULDN'T WAIT ANY LONGER-MAD TO GET
A TRAIN FOR HOME
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