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ANNOUNCING

A NEW SHIPMENT OF FROCKS

ING

THE

THEY ARE THE OUTSTAND- FASHIONS OF

MONTH

YOU MAY BE SURE THAT SELECTING FROM THEM YOU ARE GETTING THE ULTIMATE IN QUALITY. FASHION. WORKMANSHIP

AND VALUE.

CHINA MAIL, HOME SUPPLEMENT

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Paris calling

PAUL RENNET ET. CIE

190, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

St. George's Bldg:

Chater Road

• Hong Kong

Summer hats and flowers from London fashion-cen- tres also a

limited very selection of ultra-smart summer frocks all conser- vatively priced at present exchange rates.

eunice

PENINSULA ARCADE

KOWLOON

LAMPSHADES

Made to order ANY DESIGN

of PARCHMENT-

and

BEXOID

The new damp- proof and

imflamable *meterial 20% * variety of

-colours

DER A WING & CO. 9, D'Aguilar Street

SMART

DRESSES GOWNS

HATS

NOVELTIES

JEWELLERY

SALON DE MODES

Gloucester Bldg., South Arcade No. 3.

Paul Rennet and Cie.

[ATS become gayer and

HAS

more flirtatious with each new showing: Little flat mat effects as small as pancakes tip. alluringly over front fuzzZ bangs. Prim little sailors with circumspect bows and neat little nosegays of buds perched right- in front will be favourites. And the jutting forward hats and the off-the-face models complete the distinct types, so everyone can find a hat to flat- ter.

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Straight brima are out of date. It you want to be up-to-the- minute you bend the hat-brim over four nose and give it a good carve above the right ear, show- ing plenty of hair in the process. Small hats often have lace veils floating of the back like Second Empire hunting hats. No more

of last season's exaggerated tilts. A slight angle is quite sufficient. and the primly sophisticated look that is so smart just now.can be achieved by wearing your head- gear perfectly straight On the head at an equal distance above each eyebrow

THE ELIGIBLE BACHELOR—

This season, perhaps more

and how the agile Huntress can best trap and tame Him.

BACHELOR, according to the Oxford Dictionary, is" (a) a young knight serving under another's standard, hence.. a novice at arms; (b) aman of any age who has not mar- ried (Author's note: But, you will observe, no longer a novice at arms).

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Both very interesting and woz- thy specimens, to be sure, and un- doubtedly deserving of a line in any standard dictionary. What we are about to consider, however, is a refinement of the above: The Species Extraordinary or Variety Beautiful, in short that rara avis. the Eligible Bachelor.

The phrase "eligible bachelor” in popular parlance implies an EI- married man blessed with social position and independent and plen- tiful means. The social graces are ̈ his birthright. He can read menn French, order champagne in seven languages, tango without efort. wait for a traza car with noncha- lance, spin perpetually yet never seem to toil, box six rounds with- out panting, dine, out every night without impairing his waistline, play bridge with Culbertson him-

self, command a ringside table at any night club, no - matter bow crowded, and, in general, conduct himself with savoir faire.

He is fortune's favourite. Even in his late forties, when he is ap to be a spoiled brat, he is still des- tiny's tot

Furthermore, he is the most scarce, elusive and valuable big game still hunted. He is the na- tural prey of debutantes, ambitious mamas, international adventuressTM es, ladies of the ensemble, private stenographers and misunderstood wives. Eternal vigilance is the price of his bachelor quarters.

Like all hunted animals, the he experienced (older) grows, the more wary he becomes. But if you think he is at the mercy of the modern Dianas, yoper in sympathy. The mere fact that be and his kind still flourish is proof of their innate hardihood, decep- tiveness and, eternal suspicion of all feminine intentions, especially. jonorable.

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Perhaps the reason he survives, even in limited number, is less to his own credit than to the down- right stapidity of his hunters. Al- though the eligible bachelor is the the only rare specimen on which there is a year-round seaso no profound study of his habits and habitats has ever yet been made, Look what's been done with the

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