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MAIL SCHEDULES

AIR MAIL

Imperial Airways via Singapore" Bandoeng-Amsterdam via Singapore Saigon-Marseilles via Saigon

Singapore Australia.

Correspondence will be accepted for tansmission by these services. Bates.

THE CHINA MAIL, TUNDAY, JANUARY 14, 1935

Women's Jage

and all particulars are shewn in the HIGH SHOES IN PARIS

schedules exhibited at the Post

Offices All letters etc., most de mark-{.

ed "By Air Mail" and be handed in

at the Post Office.

BROADCASTING RECEIVING LICENCES, 1936

All Existing Licences expire on! $1st December, 1935.

New Licences for 1936 will be available at the Government Eadio Omice, P. & 0. Building, as from. Ist January, 1936 and will be issued from 10 am to 4 pm against the receipt of a remittance of $10.

Applications may be made:-

(a) personally.

(b) by messenger,

(c) by post

No Mere Things Of Beauty

THE MILITARY CUT

not.

Whether you like it or high shoes are now the peak of fashion

No longer does the fashionable woman slosh about in the mud and snow in paper-thin hand-i turned soles and catch cold in!

shoes fragile kid, for shoes are these days.

True, they haven't yet reached It is essential under (c) and pre-that high point half-way up the ferable der (a) and (b) that Hes which the 1915-1920 boot plications should be accompanied by achieved after an interminable crossed cheque payable to a stretch of buttons or lacings, but Kong Government. will then be sent by post or messent they are certainly more sturdy Where and substantial affairs than the as it is ready. actual cash is tendered a new Ecence footgear of the past season. should be recieved in exchange before leaving the Licensing Office.

er * $007

The new licence

To-day's shoes are, no longer old mere things of beauty. They sup In the case of renewal the Beence should be returned with the port delicate arches. application

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

ex "Im-

Jan.

15:

Kumsang (Air Majl

perial Service) Memnon

FROM SHANGHAI

Andre Lebon

Sarpedon

Pres.-Coolidge.

Emp. of Canada'

Pres. Monroe

Katori Maru... Chichibu Maru

Jan

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Kumsang

Hakone Maru

Victoria

"Hakodate" Maru

Shirala

Lisbon. Maru

Jan

They are notable for their lack of heels. Square in toe. they extend well Jabove the ankle. High tongues under classical lacings efficiently protect feet susceptible to the exigencies of the weather.

Comfort Important

are

For instance sport shoes 19 made of worthy stuff like buckskin. deer-skin and antelope: Usually they are fashioned out of two qualities of leather of the same 14 shade the mare supple for the 14 sides, the hardier for the bottoms. 15 Little amamentation is used.

course, for these shoes are pri- marily designed for comfort

12

of

18 However, perforations are per-

mitted-usually in scallops.

Shoes for city wear are inspired

by the same spirit which charac

Evening taillear fitted around the lovely Winifred Shaw, War- ner Bros. screen zctress, in an ensemble of black.. triple sheer and dull gold metal cloth. The black gown has a floor-length swallow tail panel at back and a 12-inch slit at the skirt front.

A RUST REMOVER

Firegrates

that

have

CARE AND REPAIR More Casual

OF SHOES

Vaseline Should Be Used Freely

Air

This Season's

Coats

THE SWAGGER STYLE POPULAR Leather shoes which have not been worn for some time are (By ELIZABETH ALLEN) - Mable to cract when used again.

If you are one of those people {"To avoid "this" they should be rüb-

who have been wavering about bed with vaseline and left for a day or two longer. Then wipe of buying a fur coat this year, I am the vaseline and polish as usual.ng to spur you on towards ex- travagance: Because not for years Some shoes go hard when they have furs been so lovely, nor has have been worn in the rain. To the price of good pelts been so restore softness to the leather rub reasonable. Moreover, the day a little glycerine into it. Staff has long passed when a fur coat wet shoes with newspaper in pre-(was brought out for evening wear ference to putting them an trees, or for dressy occasions only. Land dry them slowy away from The smart fur cost of today is the direct best of a fire. To pre-inot only pressed into service from vent shoes from squeaking stand chilly dawn to frosty night, but it] the soles in castor oil or olive oil, is essentially a part of one's and leave them until the oil is sports outfit shsorbed. This treatment has the additional advantagé of the shoes waterproof.

Patent Leathers.

making

The "Swagger" Appears Hence the advent in America of what is known as the "swagger” fur coat swagger implying a Patent leather shoes should be full-swing back, mannish collar, rabbed with milk or turpentine and big comfortable pockets in from time · to time

to keep the most cases. leather from cracking. Petrol oz The "swagger" appears to have benzine is excellent for lightening usted all other fussy styles of skin shoes which have a tendency fur wrap, because a "swagger” in caracal, mink, or ermine is equally lovely by night as a "swagger of seal is tria. Persian lamb, or while shopping or on a visit to a football ground.

to

darken in wear. Shine

suede shoes can also be removed with petrol Finish off by brush ing with a rubber brush.

Vinegar And Water

- Black satin dance shoes" usually

Leopard Spots Popular Spotted furs, especially leopard

get shabby at the toes first. They skin, are vastly popular with the can be renewed by rubbing with younger set this year: For the been a little Brunswick black Occasion-Latin-type brunette I can think of

15 terises suits and dresses of, mili neglected may be cleared from rust ally the shoes should be sponged nothing more dramatically smart

and water. stars cat, with all their trimming in the following way. First of all with vinegar

Saver than a black wool gown, allied to

17

20

21 wise.

and frogs of braid, gold and other-brush the rusty parts well with a kid shoes need to be carefully a leopard skin coat and one of the wire brush; then go over them handled: marks can usually be re-jnew "Martinique" turbans in again with steel wool When a moved by rubbing gently with a swathed black silk or fine felt. amooth surface has been obtained rag dipped in soapy water. Bro-large ear-rings, an 'erotic button- rub the grate with a cut lemon cade shoes can be cleaned with a hole, pale complexion, and vivid and afterwards enamel it or gum indiarubber or with

stale lipstick and nails. 17 blacklead it in the usual way.・ Ibreadcrumbs.

FOR MANILA

Jan

Pres. Coolidge 16 Emp. of Canada

17 Pres. Monroe. :.. 17 Tisadane

Emp. of Japan

21

FOR U.S.A.

FROM US.A

Jan.

Pres. Coolidge

Emp. of Canada

Pres Monroe

FROM JAPAN

Pres. Cleveland

Jan

Pres. Jefferson

14 Taiyo Maru

16)

17

Bengal Maru

Pres. Coolidge Emp. of Canada Pres Monroe, Katori Maru Derbaz Maru Chichibu Mar

FROM MANILA

Kitano Mara

Stuttgart

Pres. Jefferson

Tiîsondari

Kitano Maru

OUTWARD-MAILS

Jan.

FOB SHANGHAI

Emp. of Japan.

1Pres. Cleveland

18 Hakone Maru

18 Pret Jefferson

Victoria

FOR JAPAN

Jan

15 Emp. of Japan 16 Pres. Cleveland

Kitano Maru

18 Hakone Maru

Pres. Jefferson

FROM AUSTRALIA

Taiyo Maru

16

FOR ECHOFE

Jan.

Pres. Cleveland (via San.

Francisco)

*

Peninsula Hotel Guests

Incidentally for good downright).

fur, together with fservice this

kidskins, lepin and krimmer, wants a lot of beating from-an)- economical “pokrit of view.

SWISS MUSLIN FOR WARM EVENINGS

The following are guests staying↑ Lyzevitche, Mr. R. R. Liddell, Capt at the Peninsula Hotel: Mr. B. A. A V. R. Lovegrover, Mr. Loval, Mr. 14 Andersen, Mr. A. S. Abbott, Major and Mrs. Kiem Goan Kim, Lient. Col. 14 and Mrs. Alston, Mr. C. A Elam. FF. Marrow, Miss P. Murrow, M

Mrs. N. N. Blum, Miss PW. Brown, [and Mrs. C. W. N. McGowan, Mr. W. Mr. C. L Barr, Mr. R. Bigazzi, Mr. B. L. McKenzie, Major and Mrs. I 13 Borst, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnes, Mr. McIntyre, Mr. E G. McNeary,

W. N. Brown, Mr. E 0. Bramble, G. G. Malumpay, Mr. G. F. Murray, Mrs. Bode, Liert. Comdr. Broome, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Marse, Mr. and for evening wear and dinner 14M A. Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mrs. T. Mack, Major L. C. Murphy, hours in hot countries. 14 Boardman, Miss M. Boardman, Mr. Mr. A: Malcolm, Mr. G. H. Madden,

the revival of dofted Swiss Muslin Irresistible charin is found in

Kathleen Burke,

one of Para- W. Bailey, Miss D. L. F. Cavanagh, Miss M. Maruk, Miss M Nett, Mr. Liest. Comdr. and Mrs. Conway, Mr-10. . Ochs, Mr. W. G. Pirie, Mr. M. mount's most popular players, 1 A. Carpi, DE S. Chen, Lient, and Pigh. Mrs. M. C.-Potts; Mr. G. A. wears a ruled frock of blue and 21Mrs. W. A. S. Campbell, Mr. and Parker, Comdr. and Mrs. E O. F white which proves this fact. The Mrs. Ramon Caro, Mrs. G. Callen, Price, Capt. and Mrs J. Packer, Miss three founces and the utterly in- VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post-Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cowan Mrs. HM Pasley. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ta nocent lines of this dress are cards for Europe and South America A. Davies, Mrs, Gordon-Duff, Mr. ELIME

Petri, Mr. and Mrs. are forwarded "via Siberia” i J. Drummond, Mrs. E. Davis, Capt. |F. - Pazet. Mr.T. Ramsey, ample proof that this is a feminine superscribed.

and Mrs. C. E Eccles, Comdr. and Mr. and Mrs. P. 1. Raferty, fashion. REGISTERLIND and PARCEL Mrs. J. A S. Eccles, Miss L. Eard- Mr. J. F. Robinson, Comdr. and Mrs. MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlierley, Comdr. and Mrs. M. Everett, Robinson, Col. A. Robertson, Mr. than the time given above saless Mr. P. C. Eady, Mrs. B. Furber, Miss and Mrs. Louis Rosenfeld, Mr. E. G. 14 otherwise stated,and where mails are A. C. Friedrick, Mr. T. M. Gregory. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. A. 3: Stian, advertised to close at or before Mr. and Mrs. O'Neal Gordon, Mr. and Miss R. Skism, Mrs, and Miss Stain- am, registered and parcel mails are Mrs. LH Genre Master and Miss field, Major and Mrs. JW Stevens, 14 closed at 6 pm on the previous day. Genre Major and Mrs. P. Gil, M. Eng Cape C. Simpson, Miss Steward, AIP MAIL-Imperial Airways vis L. Garner, Mr. Goh Ching Hee, MCOL G. E. V. Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam vi. T. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. AP. Stuffberger, Mr. H. G. Shelion 14 Singapore, Saigon Marseilles via Sai Gelewsky, Mrs. Granham-Barrow. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Skeet, Mr. and

Closes: Reg. 4.13 p.m. Ord. 5. p.m. Emp of Japan (viz Vascou-

Tex)

Closes: Reg. 9.15 am. Ord. 10 alm. Andre Lebon (Air Orient Ser-

vice)

Closes: Reg. 9 am. Ord. 9.30 am. gen. Correspondence for Europe and Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Holland, Mr. Mrs. J. A. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs- Sarpedon (via Marseilles) -15 ed for transmission by these Services N. Hages, Mr. and Mrs CM.Summerfeld, Mr. E. Syder, Capti á am Eates and all particolars are abe Hazelrigg. Mr. E L. Hosie, Miss M. Mr. J. Swart. Mr. and Mrs. C. K Eall, Mr. E. Hanssaman, Mr. T. M. F. Summerfeld, Mr. Pichard Sydney, 17 in the schedules exhibited at the Gem Harwood, Mrs. N. Hartley, Miss Stockwell, Mr. and Mrs. Tod

Closes: Reg. 8.45 2.m. Ord. 9.30 Hakone Maru (via Siberia). Behar (vis Mamelles)

Closes Reg. 415 pm. Ord. 5 p.. Katori Maru (via Maizeïllesl

"Closes: Reg. 5 pm. Ori, 6 p.m.

FOR STRÄTTS AND INDIA.

Sa-pedor

Behar

Katori Maru

17 eral-Post-Office- and Kowloon Office. A. Henzell, M. D. Hands, Mr. A. G. Schrader, Miss Smith, Capt. and Mrs. All letters etc., must be marked "Bare-cares, Mr. P. Hexley, Dr. E. Taddikes, Mr. 2 Todd. Mr. 32-Air Mail" and banded in at the Gen-

eral Post Office Unless superscribed and Mrs RC. Jones, Capt. and Mrs. W. T. Taylor, Mr. J. Thomas, Me for despatch by a specific air mail. P. Joe Sir Elty Kadoorie, Mr. P. J. Taylor, Miss M. M. Tyrrell, service, correspondence will be for and Mrs. S. St. G. Kirke, Miss P. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. O. Vagnone,

L. Kadoorie, Mr. R. E. Kadoorie, Col Mrs. A. C. Trillo, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cị intermediate countries will be accept Kirke, Hr. Liem Goan Lian, Capt Mr. P. Vignal, Mr. L.A. Whipps, warded by the first service available.

and Mrs. W. Lumsden, Mr. and Mrs. Major and Mrs. R. J. Wolseley, Mr B. A. Lammert, Mr. L. A. Lafford, A. C. Wilcox, Mrs. Whiteford, and Capt. and Mrs, J. H. Look, Mr. N. C. M.. E. Wright.

Jan

271

THE

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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.

115 116

125

12

15

7

110

53

36 37

47

1

--

51

58

156

59

HORIZONTAL -Act of flying 5-Maps 9-Organ of body (PL) 11-An insect' (pl.)-- 12-Snare

:

13-Greek wargod

14-Vaan with a foot

17-Performed

19-Kitchen utensil

21-Want

Į HORIZONTAL (CORE)

50-Fall in drops {51-Eagle

52-Third highest peak

In United States 54-Sallor

55-A-game

56–Afirm

5%-Equal

59-Girl's name 50-Amrms

23-Becomes obstructed | 81-Lasscing

-with--sediment"

-24-Rescue

25-Earth (La)

27-Born

28-Heat of an eagle

29-Openings 31-Wrenched 33-Next

35-Groove 28-Degrades 29-British island in

Mediterranean 42-Te distill, as dew 43-Lace fabric 45-Approaches ⠀

47-Look slyly 48-Harsh

VERTICAL

1-Flourish 2-Obtain

S-A rodent'

Prefix. Across 5-Seals with wax 6-Listen

7-Farm animal 8-Sota la

: 10-Country of Europe

11- Hits with forna

| 15-Long grana stem

146

VERTICAL (Cont.) 18-Lower corner of a

sali 19-Remove the skin 20-A Romen poet j22-Device for dropping

medicine 24-Decided 26-Long,

slender shaft with pointed head

\B-Fort ining to Asis

(20-Sister (abbr.) 132-k shade tree.

34-Allude 35-Wild animal,

37-Paradiac #38-Observed

40-Sma:1-pastry. 41-Melody 42-Loses blodd

effort to do something

49–Not at any time 152-Wander

53-City, in Nev

55 Fondle

116-An emperor of Romel 57-Knock

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