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MAIL SCHEDULES.

AIR MATE Karnat

Imperial Airways via „SingaDOCS Bandoeng-Amsterdam via : Singapore Saigu-Misselles viz. Saigon

Singapore÷Australia, et Correspondence will be accepted for transmission by them services. Exter and all particuíais are shewn in the schedules exhibited

the Post Offices. All letters etc, must be mark. ed "By Air Mail" and be handed in at the Post Owice.

CHINESE DOMESTIC AIR MAIL- “SERVICE FROM CANTON.... Letters will be accepted at Hour! Kong for transmission by the Chinese Domestic · Air Mail Service from Castan to 3 places in China shithe rate of $1.00 per half once

The charge is inclusive of the regular postage.

SURCHENG

ARTIFICIAL JEWELS

Anything But Shoddy!

SMOKY BLUE STONES

YVONNE)

woman

The homes of closing mails for this

Jewellery for evening wear is service at the. GEO.jaret

often is important as the dress Canton-Shangbai Fris Swatow) itself, and every smart

Wednesdays and Saturdays, Beg Kres to possess as many sets as 10 am. Ordinary 10.30 am.

possible. Canton-Kungchow-Nanning

This is not really an Men days and Fridays, Eep, 10 XEL pensive proposition because Ordinary 10.30 am.

lovely ornaments are to be obtain- Canton-Lungshow Saturdays, Est-fed nowadays, which are set with

$30 F

Ordinary 5.00 semi-precious or frankly artificial Tuesdays and Thursdays Reg. 10

am. Ordinary 10.30 a..

At Kovicon- Central-Post Office

Fine workmanship and good de-

the mails will be closed hour be signs are necessary, however, to fore the above times.

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

Feb.

"Somah

-FROM SHANGHAI

Feb.

Patrocios

Sphinx

Pres. Hoover

General Lee

Yasukuni Maru

Pres. Garfield'

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Cremen

Conte Verde.

Fushimi Maru

Kutsang

Ajax

Somali

Santhis

Nagato Maru

Grant

FROM USA

Pres. Houver..

General Lee

Pres. Garfield

Pres. Grant-

Feb.

make something which wil

peal to the fastidions woman, and most of the newest sets of artif eisl jewellery are anything but shaddy::

Lavish And Romantic There is a lavish air about the season's jewellery which goes wel with the rest of the romantic 73 fashions of to-day. Bracelets and

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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1936-

Nomens tages

How To Keep Your Silver Clean

The best way to keep sürer in perfect condition is to wash after use in hat, soapy water to. which a little ammonia has been added. Rinse

in hot water, dry well, and polish"with a" chamois

FILLET FOR YOUR HEAD

kept specially for the purpose Hair Ornaments May

Apply little silver cleaner once -2-week

Be Plain

← To Tezave flack marks from

salt spoons, soak in olive oil, then wash in the usual way. To im-

Hair ornaments can be as plain prove scratched silver rub gently or as fanciful as you please.. with a paste made of clive oil and Usualy, however, a simple a jeweller's rouge To remove tez stains from a silver tespot, soak of the two, because, after all, it rangement is the more becoming

the

HONG KO

BAY HUT

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE, PALACE HOTEL

HOTELS,

LIMITED

with the Grand-Hotel-des-Wagon Lits, Peiping,

+32

MQ.IN

BLUE NOON

BLUE MOON

BLUE MOON

SPREADS

with boiling water in which have is your face which is the picture, for Savoury Appetizers, Hors D'oeuvres, been dissolved some soap dakes and if you are going to have s and a tiny piece of washing soda.very elaborate "frame" In Plase well Tarnished silver shape of weird and wonderful head tahould be washed with soggy decorations, your face becomes

water, then rubbed with a paste secondary importance.. fmade of aumanis and precipitated [whiting. ~Wash this off and rinse So do try the effect of a twist

well, then dry and polish as usual!) of the material of which

frock is made, word across your head

your

If your dress is of two materials, then you fwist them

Peninsula Hotel Guests sold for case to-

The following are guests staying phy, Col. and Mr. A. C. Marsh, Mr.ether to make a simple fillet for at Peninsula Hotel: Mrs. Alston, Mr. O. B. Oher, Mrs. G. B. Out, M., W. your head. CA. Armitage, Mr. B. A. Andersen, Parr, Lent, and Mrs. G. W. Pressey,

Amazing!

13 finger rings are large and show Me A. S Abbott, Mr. C. A., Blum, Mr. C. D. Penney, Mr. B. Petri, Mr. stones of various colours, often | Mrs. N. N. Blun, Miss P. W. Brown W. G. Pirie, Mr. M-Pagh Mrs. M. set in silver. Clips and necklaces M. W. N. Brown, Mrs. J. Gra-C. Potts, Mr. G. A. Parker, M. R are also wide and heavy, and even ham-Barrow, Mr. G. Borst Mr. Pas, Mrs. & Pax, Mr. N. J. Perrin, ear: ornaments are larger than R. M. Bridge,

.. Bramble, Comdr. and Mrs. Mr. B. Pardoe-Thomas, Mrs. E. 0. F.! 11 ever.

Cara.de and Price, Cal F. G. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs: Bode, Mr. W. Buchner, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Rafferty, Ms. Robinson, There is a vogue for dark blue Mrs. LL Berthet, Mrs. G. Bolton, Mr. A. L. Rae, M. L. H. Reilly, Mr. stones with a slightly smoky tinge. Mr. B. R. Breisford, Mrs. Chisholm-T. Ramsey, M. E. G. Smith, Dz and the difference 16 They go beautifully with the dark Batten. Mis. -A Copeman, T S Mx A. J. Skinn, Miss Rosemary D. L. P. Cavanagh, Mr. A. Carpi, and Mrs. C. W. Skeets, Mr. and Mrs Chen, Brig General G. D. Close, Miss Skinz, Eng. Capt. C. Simpson, Mr.

a few drops Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. HP. Con- Summerfield, Mr. E. Syde, Mis way, M. and Mrs Allen Cameron, Brooke-Short, Miss C. Basto da S Mrs. H A Davies, Capt. and Mrs.va, Mr. C E. Schroeder, Mr. and Miss Denning, Capt and Mrs. W. E. Statinfeld, Major and Max, J., W Dockworth, Mr. R. T. Down, Miss Stevens, Col and Mrs. G. R. V. Ste P. Dimond. Mr. Charles Ducasse,ward, Miss S. Steward, Mr. and Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. G. E. Eccles, Comdr. P. Stuijbergen, Mr. B. G. Sheldon, and Mr. J. A. S. Eccles, Mr. L Ea- Mr. and Mrs. J. A Shaw, Capit carmacro, Mrs. L. Eardley, Wing. Thicknesse, Mr. J. Thomson, Mr. 11 Comdr. H. F. Fuller, Mr. G. R. Fenn, P. L Taylor, Miss MM. Tyrrell, 11 Miss A. C. Friedrich, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. C. Trilo, Mrs. A. G. ThomIES,

18 velvet dresses which are now be 18ing worn, though, naturally, they

look best when worn with match ing dresses.

Fea

14

FOR JAPAN

Feb.

21 Emp. of Canada

Pres. Taft

Conte Verde

Pres: McKinley Fusioni Ma

15 Emp of Canada

16 Prex Taft

FROM MANILA

Feb.

.11 411 14

Changte..

Pree Taft

Pres. McKinley:

Tikembang

Ajax

Atsuta Hara

FOR U.S.A

Feb.

20

Pres. McKinley Fushimi Maru

FROM JAPAN

POR MANILA

Feb.

Feb.

12 Pres. Hoover

13 Pres. Garfeld

Jeypore

Yasukuni Maru

General Lee

Prez. Garfield Penang Maru Delagon Mart

Kitano Marz

FROM AUSTRALIA-

Changte

Atsuta Maru

OUTWARD MAILS.

FOR EUROPK

Emp. of Canada . (via Van-

corrver)

14 General Lee

14 Tibadik

14 Changte

This

21

FOR STRAITS. AND INDIA

Yasukuni Maru

Feb.

13 W. M. Flemming, M. B. Furber, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Vagnena,

Mrs.

make

LEA &

PERRINS

ORIGINAL

14 Mr. Leigh Garner, Sq. Lär. and Mrs. Whiteford, Mr. and Mrs. E-O. White, WORCESTERSHIRE

15 J. B. Gregor, Mr. J. E. Green, M. 1. Mr. L. A. Whipps, Major and Mrs. E

4

M. Gregory, Mr. W. T. Goodwin, Ma-J. Wolseley, and Mr.AG. Wilcor

jor and Mrs. Bockingham Gill Mr.

11 and Mrs. Ganz, Major and Mrs. 11 Grune, Mr. and Mrs. I Geare, Mas 14 ter and Miss Geare, Mr. N. A: Gos 15 man, Mr. E. Hanssaman, Mr.. T.. M Bazelrigg, Mr. E. L. Hosie, Comdr. and Mrs. H. N. Hartley, M. ER Heather, Mr. A. G. Hewitt, Mr. T. 13 Huber, Capt. and Mrs. A. J. Halland, 14 Comdr. and Mrs. J. L. Hall, Mrs. E. M. Harris, J, Mr. C. M. Hall, Capt. 18 S. Ito, Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Jones, Mt. 18 and Mrs. Claud D. Kimball, Mr. L. Kadoorie, Sir Elly Kadoorie, Col, and Mrs. E. St. G. Kike, Miss B. Kürke, 14 Major and Mrs. Kirkby, Mr. RR. Liddell, Corndr. and Mrs. C. 3, Lim- ier, M. I A. Lafford, Mr. N. C. Ly- nevitche, Capt. and Mrs. W. Lins- 18 de, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lammert Mrs. J Lock, Mr. GF Murray, Mrs. Melrose, Mr. A. D. McGiffin, Mrs. W. E. Makosky, Lieut COL E VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post-

F. Marrow, Miss P. Murrow, Mr. and cards for Europe and South Amerim Ma. C. W. N. McGowan, Miss M. are forwarded "vis Siberia" G. KeNeary, Mrs. G. G. Malampay, Manak, Mr. W. L. McKenzie, Mr. H. superscribed: 11 REGISTERED

Mise G.-Meadows, Major Le C. Mar.

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Feb.

FOR AUSTRALIA

11

20 Changte

Feb.

Feb.

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and

PARCEL

Closes: Reg. 9.15 2. Ord. 10 am.MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier Sphinx (Air Orient Service) 11than the time given above unless Closes: Bez 9 am. Ord. 9:30 am. otherwise stated,and where mails are Patrocius (via Marseilles)

11 | advertised to close at or before g Clones: Reg. 8:45 am. Ord 9.30 a.m. [a.m, registered and parcel mzïls are Pres. Taft (via - San Fran. - closed #2.5 pm on the previous day.

cisco) en de w Closes: Reg. 435 pm Ord2:5 p.m. Conte Verde (viz Siberia) Yasakimi Mara Imperial

Service)

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Closes: Reg. Noon Ord. 12:30 pm. Pres. McKinley (via Victoria).

Closes: Beg 415 pm. Ord. 5 p.m. Fashimi Maru (via Siberia)

FOR SHANGHAI

Emp. of Canada

Pres. Talk

Conte Verde

Pren McKinley

Fushimi Mara

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ARTIFICIAL

FLOWERS

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HAND-MADE FLOWERS. are perfect reproductions of natural blossoms, faithful in every detail and lasting in their beauty

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