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MAIL SCHEDULES

The Postmaster General announces that as from Jat November the Parcel! Post rates to the United Kingdom will be reduced to:---

8 lb. 7 lb. $1.40 2.60

11 lb. 22 lb. 3.50. 6.00

Private letter-boxes may now be rented at the Kowloon Post Omec. Full information regarding them may be obtained from the Officer in charge; of that office.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1934

The Woman's Page

NEW CROP OF FINE

LINGERIE

Embroidery Enriches Gown

The best thing about the new Christmas and

cards New Year

written crop of fine lingerie is the hand- bearing not more than five words and enclosed in open envelopes acme way it fits: Slipa ore shap- are accepted by the Post Office at thejed just right and the straps rate for printed matter, i.e., 4 cents per placed to stay put on your shoulders. Gowns come out in princess lines, with fullness

2 ounces.

Envelopes must not be closed.

are

CHRISTMAS LETTER MAIL FOR through the skirts. And the little

GREAT BRITAIN by the

"Saigon-Marselles Air Mall Service"

panties are tailored to Jie fat about a girl's hips.

up

The best lingeries doubles The Christmas Letter Mall for Great on chic. There is both exquisite Britain by the Saigon-Marseilles Airplace and fine hand-embroidery. Mail Service will be closed in the When the embroidery is done in General Post Office on Tuesday, the 4th the exact design of the lace, then

"Athos II" 8.4.

you know that it's super-fine.

аз

December per follows:- Registered Mail 110.00 a.m. 4th Dec.!

Ordinary Mail

A salmon coloured very fine 10.30 am., 4th Dec.jcrapt nightie has Alencon lace

This mail is expected to reach London making a deep V roke

on 18th December.

Antenor

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

Ranchi (via Suez)

FROM JAPAN

Africa Maru Sydney Maru

Takada Maru

Emp. of Canada

Calcutta Maru

Kashima Maru

and

shoulder arm holes. Then broidery enriches the gown, done!

em-

in the floral design of the lace,

Doc. There is a little sash that ties on

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18

jone side and the gown just misses

the floor.

There is a little matching ma-

.Dec. tinee (fancy for bed jacket) which

Pren. Pulk Tatsuta Maru

FROM U.S.A.

Emp. of Canada

Doc.

Pres. Polk

FROM SHANGHAI

Dec.

Deucalion

Emp. of Canada

Kashma Maru

Pres. Polk

Sondan

Tatsuta Maru

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Rengal Maru

Suwa Maru

OUTWARD MAILS.

FOR EUROPE

11

71

Dec.

#

H

has the lace applied to make

a

tiny standup back collar and re-

7 vers, and all around the sleeves

jand outer edges, too.

B

BRASS TOPS

RASS-TOPPED tables, cigarette

boxes, trays and ornaments frequently have many crevices in which any cleaning materials get 7lodged. Consequently the brass al- 7ways has a greyish tinge and never Hooks as well after cleaning as it should. Washing with soap and water is not good and does not al- ways remove all traces of polish from the crevices. The best way to

8 remove it completely is to use a

A mark of smartness is added to this leopard skin' coat draped about the beautiful June Knight, screen Betress, by the extremely wide collar of nutria. The lower part of the sleeve, of the same fur, is a full puffi

ACCEPTABLE GIFT

fairly stiff paint brush dipped in No woman has the cash these olive oil. This will penetrate the day's to buy all the luxurious" un-i crevices and will not affect the dies she craves. Certainly no polish. Rub well afterwards with a sweet young girl has.

And you ...Dec. 4 Dit cloth. Additionally, the oil in can't give any woman a more ac- brass ceptable gift than hand-made Closes: Reg. 10 a.m. Ord. 10.30 a.m. good for preserving the Deucalion (vin Marseilles)...Dec. 5] against scratches and tarnishing. French underwear. Chichibu Muru (via Siberia)

Athos II (Marseilles Air Mail

Service)

Closes: Reg. p.m. Ord. 8.30 4.m.

FOR SHANGHAI

........ Dec. 5

FOR JAPAN

Chichibu Maru

Chichibu Maru

FOR AMERICA

5

.Doc. 5.

Chichibu Maru ......................... Dec...6 FOR STRAITS & INDIA

Deucalion

Africa Maru

FOR AUSTRALIA

.Dec.

"

Sydney. Maru (Due Brisbane) Dec.

FOR MANILA

Emp. of Canada

Dec.

FOR INDIA

Athos Il

.Dec.

CHILDREN'S CLOTHING

Whether you are planning their joutfits for low-country or the hills, never let your kiddies be (over-loaded with clothes. Especial

can

ly in the matter of woollies is the anxious mother apt to err. The ideal way to combat chills is to ensure aa 'even layer', of light; porous woel all over the body. With

a young baby this easily be done, but with older children it takes some thought and planning. A great point when clothing for the hills | is to see that the extremities are kept warm, with pure wool gloves and stockings and thick boots. Heavy coats are

unnecessary if all-wool suits are worn.

For low-country wear, many young children are put into a single romper but the wise mother sees that a thin veat of mixed silk. and wool is worn next the skin thus preventing chills induced by per Ispiration.

Just Received

FROM SWITZERLAND

A Large Sélection of

LATEST STYLE

WRIST

THE CANADA SHOE CO.

18 D'Agollar' Stor Wellington St. High Grade Footwear for LADIES and GENTLEMEN A large assortment in stock also Shoes made to order. Promenade Shoes, Dress Shoe Riding Boots and Leggings. Tel. 83723

"It takes one of our French Oil Process Permanent Waves

to make your hair a crowning glory".

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Peninsula Hotel Guests EVERY WATCH GUARANTEED.

The following are guests staying at‡Kenzie, Lt. Col. Murrow, Mrs. G. G. Molumphy, Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Morris, the Peninsula Hotel:

Miss D. M. Ashcroft, Mr. A. V. Ap- Miss M. Manuk, Mr. E. J. McGann, pleton, Mrs. R. G. Bayne, Miss D. Buck- Mr. W. L. McKenzie, Mrs. C. 6ler, Mr. & Mrs. J. E. Bryce, Mr. H. Nahmmacher, Comd. & Mrs. J.. B. Bonnafous. Lt. Col. E. J. de Boys, Sg. Newill, Mr. & Mrs. K. F. Noble, Mrs.

A.

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vices.

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Just Arrived a Tremendous

collection of

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THE HATS FOR THE PATRICIANS

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE

This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our renders are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, ' such as harbor, plow, and altho.

ASTRY

13

14

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15 6

17

18

12

13

14

116

17

18

19

20 21 22

23 124

125 26

27

128

30

32

33

134

35

36

37

28

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140

145

146

50

51

52

55

156

153

57 58

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61.162.

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167

HORIZONTAL

1-An Australian

prima donna

5--A troe

9-Marsh

着

10-Make a mistake.

12-Butt

13-Grenso

15-A conjunction 16-Tormentars 18-book 19-Chinese plant

20-Youth 23-Sheerer 27-Pronoun 29-Bind, 30-4.compest maza 31-Sainte (abbr.) 32-Certified (abbr) 33-Fado

36-in the cour 37-Sick

38-Atom bearing in

electric charge 39-Muddie

41-Jeer

43-A beverage

44-Dwarf

46-Garden Implement

[HORIZONTAL (Cont.) VERTICAL (Cont.)

50-Contracts

62-Yea

53-Direct

64-Feminina sutix. 67-Tenters

di-High playing card 63-Organ of hearing 164-A ̧ falsehood 65-Ocean

86-Maritime distress

algnal 47-Danger. 68-Hot vapor

VERTICAL

1-Adult males 2-Terminate

&-A wager

22-Ridiculed

21-Assist

(23-Enlarged

24-Strike lightly (25-Greek letter 26-Makes pure

27-View 28- Pronoun 34-Aged

136-Part of the foot, 139-The-whole

40-Highest note in

Guido's #cale 41-Scatter.. seid .....

42-Fith

[43-The nest of an

eagle 45-Shape

45-Residences

4-Matric land mexaure 48–Matrona

B-Hinder

6-N.printere maksu ASAFO

(04)

7-Kind of lettuce 8-Hanton

11-Graded 12-Harvests

47-A measure of length 14-Device for lifting 49-01 timer (Poet.) 17-Look

{67-One hundred

68-8ick

fifty-one (Rom.) 69-Residence (abbr.)

-Porched

41-Man's name

62-Commander (abbr)

The solution of the above with a new croak-word puzzle

will appear in to thorowa

$6

SNARL"

(NARL". is the name of a

Susterial being used for some

new sports sults. It looks like a clipped Turkish towel, white pile against a dark. background,

QUALITY PRINTING With Quick Service

issue.

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THE NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE STO. UNIJA' KAI : OLED,¦

Bringing Up Father

WELL THAT'S GOOD NEWS-

MAGGIE SAYS SHE AIN'T GONNA PLAY THE PIANO NO MORE-IT BREAKS HER FINGERNAILS- THAT MEANS NO MORE

SINGIN'-...

PARDON-SIR!' MADAM WISHES TO SPEAK TO

YOU- SIR-':

'SOMETHÍN

LLS ME THIS AIN' GOOD NEWS:

THIS IS PROFESSOR ALLEGGROÏÏVE... ENGAGED HIM TO "PLAY THE PIANO : "FOR ME WHILE

ISING-S

HOW DO YOU DO SIR?

NOW- NOT ONLY HAVE TO LISTEN TO MAGGIE SING

I HAVE TO PAY

FER IT TOO

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