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MAIL

SCHEDULES

Christmas Parcel Mail for

Great Britain

The Christmas Parcel Mall for Great Britain will be, closed in the General Post Office at Noon on the 9th Noven

er per 5.5. "Bhutan", The Public are cindly requested to post early.

This mall is due to arrive at London

on the 18th December.

It is hereby notified that as from 1sti October Money Ordern expressed in Shanghai dollars will be obtainable, at the Money Order Counter. The service is restricted to orders issued on the Shanghai Office of Exchange and the Chinese Offices served by Shanghai.

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INWARD MAILS. FROM-EUROPE

New Mathilde (Marseilles Sal-

Ron Air Service)

Oct.

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FROM JAPAN

Ock.

Emp. of Russi

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Pres. Coolkige

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Sinthia

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Hakusan Muru

Nov.

FROM AMERICA & CANADA

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Oct.

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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1934

The Woman's Page

Nelo, Maru

Be Monroe

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Mayeshi Maru

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Morioka Maru

Mellore:

Rajputana ...

Pres, Jackson ....

Emp, of Russia

Pros. Coolidge

Pres. Monroe

Genéral Pershing

Pres. Jefferson

.FROM MANILA

Oct.

Nov

Kajputana

FROM SHANGHAI

Oct.

Emp. of Russia

Prek, Coolidge

ful, almost prohibitive, chinchilla) 25ix the chinchilla-rnt.

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Like coney or moleskin, all such

Hakusan Maru Pres. Monroe Diomed...

Atreus ... Pres. Jackson Rajputana

Nov.

FROM STRAITS

Oct.

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Kashima Mary

Toyama Maru

Yirdhana

Soudan Hosang

Conte Rosso

FROM AUSTRALIA

Nov.

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OUTWARD MAILS. FOR FUROPE

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EVENING FUR

WEAR

Demand For Variety

A clever imitation of the beauti-

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Large Berets For Fall Wear

SLIM AND SHORT SKIRTS

Bodices Fit More Closely

New Hats To Have Brims

But No Crowns

SWIRLY COCK FEATHERS

The question, "Shall we

waar

britas?" having been enthusiasti-

Skirts for this season, are ossen- cally answered in the affirmative tially slim and for the morning are last spring, the question is now! short. The backs are straight posed, "Shall we have crowna?" and, though afternoon and evening||

skirts have drapértes, these are not For the fall a Tam o'Shanter-like bunched. · Skirts are slit at the beret is being developed which has hem or have pleats in front to allow

fa brim and no crown. That is, thef of the necessary room. Generally speaking, they are plain and.of brim commences at the top of the convenient length for the parties|head, coolid-like fashion, and de- lar occasion.

|scends without a break to the hat's Bodlees fit more or less cinsely-edge, where, however, it may be Buttons play a considerable rolu] and, as trimming, allow of the plain draped. A deep bandeau at the fit. There are low necks and high back secures the shallow form onl necks, but none of the latter is the head.

Juncomfortable. There are many

sorts of collar, rather less hood Berets developed in very large drapery, plainer backs, though dimensions are decidedly the new' these are often ornamented with thing. They may be 16 or 17 in- buttons. Here and there bodices ches in diameter, and some of them are bloused at the waist and there are reminiscent of Rembrandt por- are literally hundreds of belts, traits. In fact, Maria Guy's great rather decorative, in hard or soft success at the moment is a Rem materials, and with much leather brandi beret. There is also a lik- and metai combined. Some of the ing for the tricorne, which is us- new belts fasten at the back. ually trimmed only with flat little |

bows, often posed down the back. On models that are more sharply-{ peaked, a bow may appear at the top. Hund-smoking is used for a

NURSERY NOVELTIES

The "bubbles" pinafore in guily trimming), 26 fragile skins are best treated gen- patterned waterproof chintz or 30tly and reserved for evening or chetonne is an amusing nusery linery material and may be woven Cellophane will be a leading mil- occasional day wear. It is a pity overall that will appeal to most with silk, woollen angora, Chenille,

tu expect too much of such inex small children. The pinafore. 18or plush, or with one of the other pensive furs, and remember that fitted with pockets containing fibers. fonce they got a shabby look they small pipe and a cake of soap. are best cut up trimmings! Another "amusement" pinafore has

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Artificial birds and feather wings

24 Keally good furs have a way of a aloted holder for a selection of will threaten the fall hat with

27 proving their superiority to the coloured crayons.

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end, but cheap fur cannot be ex-

30 pected to wear so well, and when

31 shabby makes a bad scheme in Nov, dress,

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Porthos (via Marseilles) ..........

Closes. Reg. 4.15 p.m. Ord. 5 p.m. Pres, Jefferson (via Victoria)

Closes Reg. pm. Ord. 8.30 a.m Hakusan Maru (Amsterdam Air

Mail Service)",

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A Chain Of Evidence.

Received from such widely differ. ent countries as America, Burma, Ceylon and the Dutch East Indies, the testimony which follows empha- The demandaises the fact that wherever they are. for fur is enormous, and as variety used Buby's Own Tablets, the for- is essential the furriers realise that mula of an eminent specialist in 24 even those clients who can afford children's ailments,, carn the appre

ciation and praise of thankful par- the best also require cheaper wraps

ents, 25 for mure ordinary occasions.

There is no need to wear these) novelties too long, for nowadays 2 our experts are always finding new

colours and skins.

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Tantalus (via Siberia)

Closes Beg. 4.30 p.m. Ord. 5 p.m.

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Closds Reg. 946 a.m. Ord. 10.30 1.m. General Pershing (vis San

Francisco)

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Closes Reg. 4.15 p.m. Ord. 5 p.m.

FOR JAPAN

Oct.

Pres Jefferson Tantalus

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General Pershing

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FOR MANILA

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Emp. of Russia Pres. Coolidge Pres. Monroe Kana Maru

FOR U.S.A.

Oct,

Pres Jeffersun

FOR SHANGHAI

Oct.

Pres Jefferson

General Pershing

Suisung

FOR STRAITS & INDIA

Hakusan Maru

FOR AUSTRALIA

SIMPLICITY IN HATS

of

even

Quills, wings, arrows, tufts colour and hat-pins are all pressed into the decorative service, with trimmings and formalities. 24 The modern trend is for simplicity

and good style in hats.

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and

AMERICA Mrs. Rose Voyer, of U.S.A., writes: "I have found Baby's Own Tablets a wonderful medicine for children's troubles, especially in- digestion and constipation. I have also given them to my children for simple fever and teething and they always gave relief. I can recommend Baby's Own Tablets to all mothers." of BUEMA: Mrs. E. Myint, D Magwe, Upper Burma, states:- "Until I gave my young daughter Baby's Own Tablets she suffered from bowel and stomach troubles

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CEYLON: Mr. C. Kiel, teacher,

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AIR MAIL-Imperial Airways via Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam via 20 Singapore Saigon-Marsellles via Bat 26 gon. Correspondence for Europe and

intermediate countries will be ac cepted for transmission by these Ber and bowel irregularity. Fortunate-

Chye Ah May, dressmaker, of 28 Gang Tiemara, Dalen 28, Bata via, writes: "My daughter, Flora, was troubled with stomach disorders

Ty friend recommended Baby's

Oct. vices. Rates and all particulare aro Own Tablets. One vial proved their

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Baby's Own Tablets are guaranteed safe and good for even, the young- est infant or mast delicate child. From chemists everywhere.

fight evan when breezes are still. Placed at strategic points they will carry some of us back into memor.. ¡ics of the 1800's. Appearing also are swirly cock feathers that spread like inky splotches over big brims.

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HORIZONTAL

1-Gaunt

Rogue

-Greek lettor 13-Before 14-Lack of sense 16-Bow the head 17-Presonger veszci 19-Perfumed 21-8carce 23-Planta

24-Farm animal 28-Female deer

27-Sterling (abbr.) 28-Apportion 30-Spent

39-Announced loudly 35 Ever (contr.) 36-Look

38-Scheme for

distributing prizes

by chance 40Device.for

reducing 42-Female

43-in-

conal

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shoop greater quantity 44-Larg 45-Indited 48-Possesive case of

Yale 49-Nudo

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HORIZONTAL (Cont.) 50-Grease 52-Article of furniture 53-One of the West.

Windies 65-Render soft and

68-Assista

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VERTICAL (Cont.) 15-The day preceding

today 18-rada 20-Want 22-Ocean

by heating 24-Permits

25-Piece

of thin rock

60-A Roman comic poeging

163-Part of the foot [64-A' covering for the

ankleo 66-Propeller... [67-Aglie 68-Young girls 09-Eagle

VERTICAL

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3-Born

4-Work up broad 5 Thin

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31-Series (abbr.) |32-Judged L

34-Male bee

36-Dávice for weighing

(37-Epochs

39-Thera (Post.) 141-Not able 145-Top

48-Eternity

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Top of the head

47-Made a dent in

49-Ono who bites 161-Looks alyty

|63–Head covaring (pl.)

7-A clamping device. 164–Bummit.

-And other things

(Lat., abbr.)

10-Ponatrate

11-Touched with the

toss 12-Enlarges

55-A continent

166-A letter (pl.) 57-Existed

69-Restrain E

jöf-Usad in 'nogailon |62-Food container

14-Mischievous chlid 165-Musical note

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and all metals.

use

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