MAIL SCHEDULES
INWARD MAILS.
FROM EUROPE
Comorin (Via Suez. Air Mail ex Amsterdam Bandoeng Ser-
vire)
Eept.
FROM JAPAN
Sept.
Alsuta Maru
Mantua
Pren. McKinley
Buenos Aires Maru
· Chichibu Mare
Takada
Emp. of Asia Nankin
Lisbon Maru
Pres. Hoover
General Lee
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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1934.
The Woman's Page
Fabric Gloves No More Cramped Toes
Popular
Washed Everyday And
Still They Look New
London.
Once upon 11 time wonten thought fabric gloves good 28 enough for every day, and kept
their skin ones for best.
Now they should reverse. The
21 process.
FROM AMERICA & CANADA
Sept.
Pres. McKinley
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Emp. of Asia
悲伤
Pres. Hoover
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FROM MANILA
Бері
Emp of Japan
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12
Kamo Mare
ir
20
FROM SHANGHAI
Mantua
Pres. McKinley
Chichiha Maru
flector
Andre Lebon
Reclar
Emp. of Asia
Sept.
21
21
Pers. Hoover
General Lee
FROM STRAITS
Sept.
Mayebashi Maru
Tilawa
Toyooka Maru
Telrésiass
Penang Mara
Fabric gloves have suddenly bei] cume smart.
One type, extremely popular just now, is white fabric! glove with long gauntlet caff, which can be washed every day
for a month and still look new.
Some fabric gloves are rein-
forced in the palms and fingers to 25 ensure double life.
25
25 Light gloves must be spotless, |
20 and this means daily washing.
27
28. The fabric glove can be wash-
jed in hot or cold water with
the greatest ease and dried quick-
18s in the open or by the fire with- 18ļu, hurting it at all.
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20
Doeskin, we know, can be wash-
21 ed again
and again and look as
new, but they must be
by the expert and not
hurried in the drying, or they will come up hard and shapeless.
Nagato Maru
Ginyo Maru
27
23 good as
Agamemnon
28
washed
FROM INDIA
Sept.
Titawn
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11
FROM AUSTRALIA
Sept.
Като Миг
+
OUTWARD MAILS.
FOR EUROPE
Helikon (Marseilles Air Mail
Kid and suede are always smart, but they require cleaning, for even more expert washing in 20 the case of suude which are apt
to mark permanently.
Sept.
Servico)
18
Closes Reg. 2 p.m. Ord. 2.80 p.m.) Kamo Marú (via Siberia)
21
Emp. of Japan (via Vancouver) 21 Closes Reg. 9.15 a.m. Ord. 10 a.m. Mantin (Amsterdam Air Mail
Service).
22
+
Closes Reg. 6 p.m. Ord. 9 a.m. Andre Lebon (Marseilles Air
Mail Service) ................
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Closes Reg. 10 a.m. Ord. 10.30 a.m.
FOR JAPAN
Empress of Japan
Kamo Maru
Pres. Pierce
FASHION SEEN ON THE RACE COURSE
The Imprime
+
Crepe frocks will be popular among the younger set when they don their first fall topcoats. Frances Drake, screen siren, chooses blue crepe and enlivens it by adding white organza collar and cuffs,
THE BABY BOY CURL
An Excuse For Wearing Attractive Earrings
Ways of curling the hair would
SHRUNKEN STOCKINGS CAUSE "HAMMER TOE"
Exercise The Feet
Discard any shoe, however ele- gant, that cramps your toes. The smartest shoes are skilfully cut to allow freedom for the toes to spread themselves without des. troying the chic of the line.
Needless to say the best leather. and workmanship you can afford! Many men, by the way, although their heels are sensibly low, wear boots and shoes that are much too heavy. Everyone should, say the experts, have light but strong shoes.
Tight Stockings
Feet will give trouble if stock- ings are too tight. Buy stockings of ample length and width for your toes-chey are made in such
well-graded sizes now that no one need have a badly fitting foot for the sake of a nently fitting stock- ing leg.
WELL-FITTED SHOE
COMFORT
Beauty In Simplicity And Grace Of Line
A well-shed foot give well.
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Be very careful of this when choosing socks and stockings for dressed appearance, and a well-
the children. The trouble called dressed foot is a comfortable foot.
THE
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ANNOUNCING
A GRAND SHOW
Queen's Rd., C.
Of Exclusive Autumn Hats of Ultra Distinction
and Loveliness.
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho.
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The best shoe for comfort is a well-fitted shoe. In helps the foot! to serve its purposes. Such a shoe should have moderate heel
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The foot-exercise habit should which will not throw the foot off be cultivated. Those I have given balance; it should have toe-space.
in this page can be done subeon- sciously while dressing, reading, or working.
long enough and broad enough to
give the toes plenty of room for When the feet are tired or movement; and it should have swollen, give them this comfort-straight inner line, and a snug
fit through heel ing beauty treatment.
and instep Immerse them for ten minutes prevent the foot from sliding for. in a foot-bath in which have been ward and becoming crowded in dissolved the correct quantity of the toe. specially prepared salts (iodised
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The comfortable shoe should be
or sea salts are excellent) of one one inch lower than the foot and In measuring the weight should
of the well-known reliable branda slightly narrower.
Dry very thoroughly and give for the shoe, with cold cream, working it well the feet ten minutes' massage rest on the foot.
in, especially between the toes.
Cold Dip Have ready some
Only after a shoe is fitted for) comfort should beauty be consi very cold dered. Beauty in a shoe, as in a
Co. Krace of line. Ornate decoration
London. Weather of shifting tempera- tures has not only made for much variety in race-clothes but has also induced concentration on the seems to be endless. While some water to which you have added a dress, comes from simplicity and middle way that of the coat and women will adopt a Grecian style generous sprinkle of eau de Sept.printed dress.
logne. While organdie ! coiffure and others will have a
Wring out a rough towel such as elaborate cut-out work or 21 dressca, together with Bowered Victorian bunch of curls in the in this, and after removing any fancy, contrasting leathers should silks and muslins, have been seen nape of the neck, the debutante surplus cream from the feet, give be avoided. Heels which give an ipn the remoter racecourses of and young married woman will be them a brisk towelling.
appearance of balance should be Paris, such as Chantilly, at Au-attracted by the
Dast with scented talc, and eclected. vogue of the euit, and at Longchamp, the im-baby-boy curl.
youthful rest for half an hour with the This prime hay held its own and has mode is particularly suited to the feet raised on a pillow. combined that exa, measure of bows that trim the collars and gaiety and tailor-madness which is shoulders of day and evening
FOR AMERICA AND CANADA
Empress of Japan
Pres. Pierce....
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the ideal of the Parisian outdoor frocks, and to the ribbon and sash a thick roll, giving the "baby-boy" afternoon attire.
Sept.
21
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FOR MANILA
Sept.
18
18
vogues of the autumn.
effect in front.
18 The imprime, too, has set some
The hair is worn short and
This is one of the many autumn
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FOR SHANGHAI
Sept.
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21 effect. With the neater imprimes
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Tai Ping
Thinegara Pres. Pierce Pres. McKinley
Atsota Maru
Empress of Japan
Pres. Pierce
Hai Hing
Buenos Aires Maru
Hosang
Mantua
limits to the floppy hat. In black tightly curled, the curls being styles that expose the ears expose or white, which for exact ocen- taken upwards towards the top of the ears and provide an excuse for sions is perfect, but in cloud or the head, where it is arranged in wearing attractive earrings. wind is sometimes top-heavy in
the smaller hats are worn, and im-
primes themselves can be lent PENINSULA HOTEL GUESTS
a
differing note by the kind of hat
FOR STRAITS & INDIA
Sept.
19 which is worn with them.
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FOR AUSTRALIA
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The following are guests staying at the Peninsula Hotel:
31r. G. L. Abily, Mr. J. T. Asquith, L. Kadoorie, Col. and Mrs. L. C. Lewis, Mrs. J. E. Barnes, Mrs. H. Bayard, Mr. Mrs. A. Luigi, Miss M. Manak, Mr.
at 5 p.m. on the previous day,
C. Bennett, Mrs. W. G. Benn, Mr. R.E. J. McGann, Mr. W. L. McKenzie, AIR MAIL-Imperial Airways via Bigazzi, Col. S. Boyd, Missce H. and Mr. H. G. McNeary, Mr. and Mrs. V. Sept. Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam via J. Buyd, Mrs. Tai Ping (via Thursday Island).
M. Bristol, Miss P. W. M. Morgado, Mrs. F. Mazzall, Mrs. A. 18 Singapore Saigon-Marseilles via Sal- Brown, Mrs. D. J. Bryte, Mr. B. G. Nissim, Rev. M. J. O'Carroll, Mr. H. Closes Reg, 9.45 a.m. Ord. 10.30 a.m. gon. Correspondence for Europe and Butler, Mr. M. Callow, Mra, T. Carr D. S. Page, Mr. A. M. Parker, Mr. W intermediate countries will be ac- Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Childe, Peters, Mr. W. G. Pirie, Mr. and Mrs. cepted for transmission by these Ber-Mr. and Mrs. K. Chung, Mrs. E. Cogan, W. G. Richards, Mrs. M. T. Richardson, VIA SIBERIA- Letters and post-vices. Rates and all particulars are Gen. M. A. Cohen, Maj. V E. Duclos, Mr. W. Rochester, Mrs. J. E. Root, Mr. cards for Europe and South America shewn in the schedulca exhibited at Mr. W. J. Dyment, Mrs B. Elder, Mrs. C. N. Sherman, Mr. E. G. Smith, Mr. are forwarded "via Siberia" if so the General Post Office and Kowloon R. Feeney, Mrs. J. M. Flyn, Mr. G. and Mrs. H. E. Stone, Miss B. Stone, auperscribed.
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Bringing Up Father
SHUT UP.YOU'RE GOING WITH ME TO LOOK FOR AN APARTMENT- DON'T YOU EVER TAKE AN INTEREST IN YOUR HOME?
ALL I DO IS
TO PAY INTEREST AN' RENT-
THE
WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT
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LEA& PERRINS SAUCE
HORIZONTAL
1-Vigor
4-Open (Pont.) 7-Tardier
S-Piece of chlo
11~~Blok
12-The (Fr.)
13-Ordnance
HORIZONTAL (Cont.) VERTICAL (Cont.)
62-A degree (abbr) 53-Incites
58-Girl's name
57-Pasted
59-Look
[00-A point of compass
(abbr)
Department (abbr.) 61-Act 14-Girl's name
16-To travel in a
vehicle
17-Excite
19-Back of the neck
21-Conjunction 22-Consumed 23-Postmaster (abbr) 24-Restrain from acting 28-Half 29-Buckets 32-Give
store
34-Boversign power 38-Bind
37-Organ of hearing 38-Vlows
41-To bind, as in bandages
44-Hinged barriers
45-Strike gently
47-Poste
49-Ahead
50-Stories
65-Terminate 63-Mera gantia 66 Compact 87-Joined [88-Kitchen utensil
VERTICAL 1-6mati valley 2-Pronoun
3-An affray 4-Ancient
6-Father (short) d-English school 7-Caver
B-Narrate ?-Emcacious 10-Epoch 11-Ventilated 15-A fruit
16-Measure of length 18-Corroded
20-A printor'a
measure (pl)
25-Praposition
26-Ponstrate
27-Showers
29-A floating battery
at artery
4-Into
33-Golf mound 193-Gair
36-Chop
|38-Air
39-County (abbr), 40-Triter
41-Moves rapidly
42-A
In
group of Island
N. Pacific ocean (abbr.)
43-African antelope 44-Female dapr
46-The whole
48-Dip
60-Dogma
61-Thrust one's nose
into things 54-Obtal..
55-Visible line of
Junction between two parts 87-Check 58-Conjunction
84-Pronoun 56-Musical note.
The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzsie will appear in to-morrow's issus.f
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