MAIL SCHEDULES
AIR-MAIL RATES
As from 6th May the air mail rates
Great Britain via Imperial Airans
be reduced to
Letter $0.50 per o
P.C. each $0.32.
Correspondence for this service must
clearly marked
in Imperial Air-
PARCEL POST
A schedule of revised parcel port ates, including many reductions, isj hibited in the Parcel Office. G.P.O.
The rates will take effect as from 1 Tarch, 1935
Imperial Airways cia Singapore
Singapore-Australia
THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1935
The Woman's Page
LEGS AND FEET TREATMENT
Massage Soles With Olive Oil
CHANGE STOCKINGS EVERY DAY.
Bandoeng-Amsterdam via Singapore It is the time or the year when
Saigon-Marseilles via Saigos
legs and feet should be, give a more home attention than Correspunsience will be accepted for little ansmission by these services. Rates, usual To begin with the feet. and all particulars are shewn in the first take an enamel bowl and filli chedules exhibited at the Post Offices with very warm water. Add a All letters etc.. must be marked Air Mail and be handed in at a Post handful of those comforting salts which seem to draw the paint out Dice.
lof weary toes. Now soak your feet in the soothing warmth and cover them right over with a large Add towel to keep the heat in.
i
a little more from the kettle, di-¡ rectly the water begins to cool and keep this up for about a quarter of an hour. Then dry. the feet 17 very thoroughly, particularly be 22tween the toes.
Removing Corns
INWARD MAILS.
FROM EUROPE
Rajputana (Via Suez)
May
13
FROM USA
May
Pres. Grant Emp. of Asia
FROM JAPAN
May
Pres. Grant Kakiera
General Sherman
Chichibu Maru
Montevides Mazu
Bep. of Asia
Sharan Sumati ya
Achilles
Naldera
FROM SHANGHAI
General Sherman
Pres. Grant
Chenonceaux
Chichibu Mart
Memnon -2.
Emp. of Asiz
FROM MANILA
Emp of Japan Pres. McKinley Atsuta Màru
Pres.. Hooves
FROM AUSTRALIA
Absuta Maru
Ma
May
May
FROM STRAITS & INDIA
Kumsang
Muroran Maru
Perseus
OUTWARD MAIS.
Toba
FOR EUROPE
Rajputana (via Siberia)
Emp. of Japan (viz Vancouver)
May
+4
Closes: Eeg. 12.15 pm. Ord. 1 p.m.
Naldera (via Marseilles Air
The next business on hand is to 17 remote corns or hard skin. Toe- 17 nails should be "trimmed" with an emery board and cuticles softened. This is done very simply by tak-1 ling small pieces of cotton-wool! soaking them in cuticle oil and i wrapping them round the nails. į Leave them thus for a few mo
15 ments. When they have been re
15 moved, the most beneficial part of
the treatment begins.
N
Massage!
*
the soles of the feet first with few drops of olive oil on the palm Work well round of your hand.
the heels and at the back of the
Next grasp one toe at a time! toes. between your first and second fin- gers and move it gently with
a
is circular motion which induces!
16
17
16 flexibility and is also splendid for Remove the oil the circulation. with a cotton-wool pad soaked in methylated or eau-de-Cologne. Fin- ish off by dusting with boracie 18 powder.
Stockings
Embodying typical Spring f rance, this print affair worn by lovely Dixie Lee, screen actress, is bright with its frog-frou” of starched muslin and brilliant with its bine field with gay light-blue daisies
Itime during the day.
Legs can often be made shapely and fat reduced by
with a reducing cream.
The Marina Hat
Can Be Made At Little Cost
FLOWERS PROBLEM
How To Display Full Beauty In Vase Or Bowl
TWO KINDS OF GLASS HOLDERS;
What a lot of arranging it takes! One of the advantages of the
to display the full beauty of s Fashionable pork-pie. or "Prin-bunch of flowers in a vase or bowl! cess Marina," hat is that it can be Some, of course, settle themselves, but flowers with thin, frail stems jmade at little or no special costit
are inclined to lean to the edge of from shapings of velvet, silk, or
a vase. leaving an unsightly gap cloth. Even a scarf of firm ter-in the middle. Top-heavy flowers ture. or cloth. Even a scarf of are also apt to be difficult to ar firm textare, may be used. Take range, for they are liable to fall an old hat or if none is available, out of the vase, spilling the water
Hin the process. buy a felt shape, cut off the crown
Some people object to the flower where, this joins the brim, and un-holder because, in past days, it less the colour is suitable cover tended to keep the flowers in the three to centre of the bowl, with the result that there was an ugly gap be buckram,
¡tween them and the rim. But. of thick nowadays, there are many differ- drawing paper pasted together, lent kinds of holders and some can long enough to reach round the be made at home without much
¡difficulty. crown at the lower edge and
Glass Holders little longer at the top of each end. Of the two kinds of glass This.extra length keeps the fin-holders, the dome shaped variety ished brim from tightening the is better than the fat-topped var-
it with thin silk. Cut a four inch wide strip of thin cardboard or sheets
crown
Pointed Effect 4
a
an
M
iety, because it allows the towers Ito spread outwards in a natural manner instead of standing rigidly | If a pointed effect is wanted, upright. If the flowers to be ar- cut two pieces of the stiffening ranged in the glass bolder have leach measuring half the circum few leaves of their own it is a ference of the crown at the lower good plan, to introduce other fo liage or to cover the holder with edge, and three-quarters of linch wide at the top one.
Bind moss
A metal flower holder, consist- the ends and join them without overlapping. Cover the resulting ing of a coiled spiral of rustless circle with the material chosen, metal which can be pulled open to bringing it well down inside, at fit bowls of different sizes is most the top and making flat inverted useful when the flowers and fo liage are needed to cover the whole pleats, or a fold, under the points inside of the bowl But neither Line the inside with silk or m13-
lin Pull it over the crown and this device nor the glass flower sew it in position from the inside holder can be used in a vase. The simplest and most effective 'me- of the crown. A little care. will
thod of preventing flowers from be necessary to avoid crumpling falling to the sides of a vase is to the brim while doing this. more corate the hat with a feather or drop into the vase a piece of wire rolled into a loose ball. Green mas-if the crown is of felt, with a
excellent for the purpose. It is The pointed brim
De-
The first rule to be observed for saging upwards from the ankle smart bow made from the ori. wire, sold by wireless dealers, is
15 foot comfort is. to change your stockings every day. The second rule is never
21
16
12
18
The best ginal brim.
movement I know for this is a really requires a somewhat peaked cheap and it does not rust. Most wear your outdoor (firm, gripping, rotary movement, Icrown, and this is managed by important, it holds the flowers in shoes in the house- especially using the thumb and middle fin-pinching the latter length-ways Position in the centre and around į
wher sitting by the fire. The third important point to be remembered
is to give your feet an airing some
Closes: Reg. 9.45 am. Ord. 10.30 am Tjisadane
Artagnan (via Siberia)
Pres. Hoover (via San Fra
Disco)
18 Taiping
Pres. Grant
131
Closes: Eeg. 9.15 am. Ord 10 am Chenonceaux (Marseilles Air
Mail Service)
21
Closes: Reg. 915 a.m. Ord. 10.30 am.
Somali
Rajputana
FOR SHANGHA!
Eres. Hoover
Emp. of Japan D'Artagnan
May
FOR JAPAN
May
Rajputans Mtsota Maru Pres. Hoover Emp. of Jaya D'Artagnan
FOR U.S.A.
May
Emp of Japan
FOR STRAITS
May
Achilles Van Heutz Montevideo Mara
FOR INDIA-
May
Monterideo Mara
FOR MANILA
May
FOR AUSTRALIA Taiping (via Thursday Island) Monterideo Maru
VIA SIBERIA- Letters and post- cards for Europe and South Americs "vis Siberia" if so 16 are forwarded
superscribed.
15
17
17
18.
REGISTERED and PARCEL MAIS are chased 15 minutes earlier above unlieu than the time given
atherwise stated, and where mails, 22% jadvertised to close at or before 9 am.. registered and parcel malls are closed jet. 5 p.m. on the previous day.
AIR MAIL-Imperiai Airways via Singapore, Bandoerg-Amsterdam vsa
via Sa Singapore Saigon-Marseilles
ron Correspondence for Europe and Intermediate countries will cepted for transmission by these Ser
Rates and all particulars art Fices. 1710
shewn in the schedules exhibited the General Post Office Kowloon Office. All letters etc., must be mark 15ed "By Air Mail" and handed in at Unles Post Ofice. the General superscribed for despatch by a spec
mall service, correspondence Be air will be forwarded by the first servies - *Txilable.
ger.
and sewing the pinch" together.
Off To The Party.
Happy and smiling, eager to be of to share the good things with her little friends, she is the pÆI- sonification of healthy childhood. A joy to her parents who are re- lieved of all the worry and anxiety which would be their's if she were weak and alling.
Many infants and young children who have not thrived as they should have shown remarkable re- sponse to treatment with Baby's Own Tablets. This specific for the common ailments of the young was devised by a doctor who made a special study of children's mala- dies. The tablets
have a mild ixxative action and are nusurpass- ed for the treatment of constipation, indigeston, wind, Garrhoea, colic, croup, colds, and vomiting. They also are of great help in easing the pains of teething, and for the expulsion of worms.
Readily erashed to a powder, the tablets are easily to give, and as they are pleasant in taste there is never any difficulty in getting a child to take them. Guaranteed free from narcotics or other injurious ingredients, Baby's Own Tablets are perfectly safe for the infant în arms as for older children. If your child
is cross, moody, and generally out-of- sorts, it is more than likely that the stomach is upset, in which case a dose of Baby's Own Tablets will quickly set mat- ters right. Give them a trial; of all chemists.
FOR
CHILDRENS AILMENTS
the sides of the vase without al- lowing them to droop too much.
A strip of lead twisted round the lends of twigs is a Chinese method in floral arrangement. For twigs look best if held together in some way at the base.. Short stemmed flowers are sometimes very dif- fcult to deal with. The most sa- tisfactory, way of displaying them to their best advantage is to use a low bowl filled with moss or saxi- fraze.
BEAUTY TREATMENT
For Outdoor Sporting Girls
If you" are the outdoor sporting type, there are creams to protect, lipsticks (a new “tweed" one), and ronge to give the look of glowing| health that goes with sun, wind, and out-of-doors. A new season's "bud” will find powders of an ex- quisite transparency, and colours jas delicate as the rosy flush that
comes with the dawn..
If you go out in the mornings, there are shades clear-cut, crisp, and sparkling, while for evenings, when the lights are shaded, and you dine or dance to soft music, jenchantment is let loose in a whole range of colours, ethereal,subtle and elusive.
THE
HONG KONG
PENINSULA HOTEL:
HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL;
PEAK HOTELS.
& SHANGHAI
ASTOR HOUSE: PALACE HOTEL.
HOTELS
LIMITED
in association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lifa, Peiping
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but our
readers are warned to look out for occasions? phonetic "spelling.
such as harbor, plow, and altho."
12
לון
70
24
HORIZONTAL
1-An insect (pl.), S-A metal
S-Capital of Western
Australia 10-Tumwit 12-Fifty-one
13-Forever
15-Mother
17-High mountain:
To
-To recede, as the
20-Girl's nee 27-Mischievous child 23-Brother of Cain 24-Prefix. Thrice 25-Jeer 27-Raw 25 Observed 20-4 diving bird
meta
30-in greater degree
32-Dogma 34-Irritate 37-Girl's.name 38-Fish eggs
-Ex
4
5 16 7 IS
10
146
47
52.
HORIZONTAL (Cont.); VERTICAL (Cont.)
40-Distress signal: at
43-Look-
*ica.Treskurar (æbbr.)
14-City of Italy
15-Capable
18-Places of confine
ment
45-Pertaining to Spain (19-A hard heavy wood
[49 Prefix.
From 50–Dress material |52-Prevaricato:s
64-Dispatched {55-Tardy
VERTICAL
1-Exist 2-Before
3-Diminutive suffix
Pronoun
5-Tavern
--Wander
7-Greate
S-Province of
-Canada (abbr.)
[PL]
Inside
21-Pertaining to the
22-Volcano on island of
Martinique.
26-Decay (30-Examine
31-Scents
33-Mid-day
35 Long grass stame |36.Part of the leg #Twist
142-A continent
|48-Sainte (abbr)
(48–An insect, 147-8ick
9-Covered with hair 48–Hoad covering
11-A live coal 12-Final
51-Be-use ImM-cinsi mote
The solution of the above with a new crossword puexte will appear in to-morrow's issue.
FOR SALE
Hong Kong Silver Jubilee Stamps complete set
used on cover of
First Day Sale 6th May, 1935
GRACA & CO.
Postage Stamp Dealers 10. WYNDHAM STREET PO. Bởi Ha 623 TONG KONG.
- Established 1896
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