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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 sccepted for transmission by these services. Rates and all particulars are shown in the the Post schedules exhibited at

Ofices. All lettera etc, must be mark.. -ed "By Air Mail" and be handed in

at the Post Office.

CHINESE DOMESTIC AIR MAIL

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1936

Women's Page

Plenty Of Fresh Air First

Cosmetics Only Come fresh air and sleep, then suggest

Second

their commercial preparations.

ta

You should, of course, rely on Even cosmeticians, primarily

put SERVICE FROM CANTON.

healthy living habits Letters will be accepted at Hong their wares, tell me and all these sparkle in your eyes, gleaming Kong for transmission by the Chinese days that health is the root of true Domestic

lights in your hair. The girl who Air Ma Service from Canton to all places in China at the beauty and that it is ridiculous to rate of $1.00 per half ounce sait try to hide sick skin under a blan-stackers out of bed after getting The charge is inclusive of the regalar ket of beauty aids or to conceal four hours sleep though she need- postage.

The hours of closing mails for this service at the GP.O. are: Canton-Shanghai (via Swatow)----

Wednesdays and Saturdays, Reg. 10 am Ordinary 10.30 am. --~- Canton- Kiungchow-Nanning

day's

and Fridays, Reg. 10 am.

10.30

Ordinachow-Saturdays, Beg.

4.30 p.m. Ordinary 500 p.m. days and Thursdays Reg. 10 Tuesday's a.m. Ordinary 10.30 a.m.

At Kowloon Central Post Office.

the mails will be closed

hour be

fore the above times.

N

The Money Order Office is

open

from

ed eight, hurries through dressing, grooming and breakfast with one

stringy, drab hair with fussy! waves and curia. They recom- mend liberal doses of exercise, eye on the clock, just isn't going to

look her best all day. Every person requires a certain amount of rest and it's up to the individual to de

DISTINCTIVE NOTE ide just how much, then make a

TO FASHION

Draped Necklines

Recommended

business of retting it

That Brisk Walk

to

Every woman needs time bathe, dress and groom ber face) and hair properly before stepping out to face the world and a day'sj work. To be scrupulously clean

Collars and sleeves were once and to know that you are does a 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. except on the surest indication of the date good deal to heighten the charm Saturdays when it closes at 12 noon of coat or dress. To-day models of your smile and the sweetness of and on Sundays and holidays when do not date in the same way, your disposition. "These, "too, are it is entirely closed.

INWARD MAILS.

FROM EUROPE

Mar.

Menesthes

15

FROM SHANGHAI

Antunor

Emp. of Asia

Pres. Coolidge Pres. Adama

Suwa Maru

FROM ES.A.

Emp. of Asia

Pres. Coolidge

Pres. Adams

Max.

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Terukusi Maru.

Toyooka Maru

Kumsang

Sirdhana Bangalore

FROM MANDA

Scharnhorst Athos II. Kamo Maru

Mar.

thanks to the many

distinctive important to your beauty. Regard- styles in neck-drapery and man- less of the perfect of their features agement of the collarless line. and make-up, sour-faced women Sleeves are still interesting, but just can't be beautiful.

such various shapes they are of and sizes that they have become a fless decisive factor in dressing.

Mar.

10 101

FROM JAPAN

Mar

Remember that it's easier to be pleasant when you feel good as a result of adequate sleep and exer- 'Designers have made a

great cise.

Don't overlook the impor- study of the neckline, increasing tance of a brisk twenty minute slender length or youthful trim-walk once a day and a few limber- ness-by-skilful ideas to suit eaching and stretching exercises each

morning.

wearer.

Neck-finish us a whole is very

Some young faces can look at

19 tractive with their throats show-

12

12

This smart version of the strictly tailored costume is worn by Rosalind Russell, the screen

Oxford actres

woollen gres makes the skirt; the black jacket has a new finish of silk braid. A lingerie blouse with finely departure pleated jabot is a from the usual tailored-silk blouse.

ICE BLUE FOR TROPICS

Vicereine Of India's Choice

London, February 5. London women 'have heard thel startling news that it takes prac- tically six months to complete the jwardrobe of the wife of 'a Viceroy of India, writes a Home corres- pondent

Lady Linlithgow, who is to travel to the East 3002, will take this time in collecting her gowns for all the numerous formal occasiona she will have to attend.

It is interesting to learn that she has chosen ice blue in light] and dark shades as the ideal shade for the tropics. Many of her most} régal dresses are in this shade.

Evening Gown

Notable among them is a se- quinned, evening two-piece. The gown has a draped bodice of jcrepe and skirt of sequins, and the tightly fitting coatee is also of sequins.

Deep ice blue is the colour of a magnificent evening cost of slip- per satin, which touches the ground and has wide sleeves bor- dered with silver fox

Both her two daughters and Lady Linlithgow herself will wear navy and white or grey day out- fits. She has a navy three-piece, with a grey spottëd jumper and af white pique collar to trim the coat,

Peninsula Hotel Guests Woman Who Was In

C.

P

Daily Dread.

"My nerves were in such a state-

•THE

HONG KONG

PENINSULA HOTEL:

HONG KONG HOTEL; EXPULSE BAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTEL:

& SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACH HOTEL

HOTELS,

LIMITED

In association with the Grand Hotel de Wagon Lits, Peiping

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 alibo.

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HORIZONTAL -Australian city

S-Anxious 9-Scarce 10-Recede

12-Opens (Poet) 14-Atmosphere

13-Strips

17-Txvern

18-Treasurer (abbr.) 15-Transpose 21-Preposition

22-Pronos

23-Consume

24-Negative

26-Apportions 29-Luminate 31-Amm

32-Bird of prey. 33-Joins

I really

35-Test by odor

37-Point of compass

(abbr.) 38-Mineral spring 40-Advertisement

(abbr.}

41-into

on

12 charming this season, and less 13 sudden and disturbing than the splashes of various jabots and cravats. These still appear with 10 shirts and sporting jumpers, but

The following are guests staying Pettigrew, Mr. R. Pax, Mr. A. Pax, 13 the simple day dress of wool or the 17"hostess" gown in satin and velvet at Peninsula Hotel-Mr. B. A. An-Mr. R. Potri, Mrs. A. K Price, Mr. that I was always in dread of some- and Mrs. L. AA.G. A Parker, Mr. M. Pagh, Mr. W. thing terrible happening." So stated has the neckline ingeniously drap- dersen, Major

Freedman, of 5, Old Oak Alston Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Abbott, G. Pirie, Mrs. I E. Reilly, Mr. Mr. E. ed to add grace to the wearer.

Miss Abbott, Miss J. S. Bart Mr. A. Rayner, Dr. and Mrs. Riolo, Lieut. Road, Arton, Middlesex, to a repor

Beard Dr. A. E. Blackburn, Col. H. A. Robertson, Mrs. Robinson, ter. Narrow Scarf Finish

"Twelve months ago," this Eng- and Mr. Comdr. and Mrs. A. R. M.

Mrs. Bafferty, Mr. T Bridge, KI

~I was taken W. M. Brown, Mr. G. Borst, Mr. R. Ramsey, Mr. V. L. Sargeant, Mrs. R. Hish lady continued,

igazi, Mrs. L. Graham-Barrow, Miss Spencer Mr. E. E. Seidel, Mr. and seriously ill with tremorrhage, and P. W. Brown, Mr. CA. Blum, Mrs. Mrs. J. B. Strauss, Master Strauss, for months I was in agony. My ner- ing above a lattice in strips of N N. Blum, Nr. C. I. Barr, Fl. Licut Count and Countess 1. de Smeachia ves went all to pieces: fabric, smocking, or crewel em- A. A. Cole, Mr. J. V. Crowe, Mrs. Mr. E. R. Sadier. Mrs. M. V. Sawdon, thought I should go out of my mind. W. Crofford. Mrs. T. Croft. Mrs. Miss Smith, Miskin, Miss Rosemary face went green in colour and I fell C. Basto Silva, Dr.I couldn't sleep or eat solid food: my broidery. The coloured

Gregory Cullen. Lieut Comdr, and and

P.Skinn, Mr. and

Mrs. J. A

shadow. It was not safe A. Shaw, Mr-away to 10 finish at the base of the throat is

Mrs. P. R. Conway. Mias D L specially charming for a soft lain-Cavanih, Mrs. E. B. Davis, Miss P. E. Syder, Mr. and Mrs. P. Staufber-for me to be alone and traffic terri-

Dimond, Capt. and Mrs. Denning, gen, Cal and Mira. G. R. V. Steward, fied me. 3lage frock in a dark shade, that is

spent pounds 13 also laced at front or sides with a Capt and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, Miss S. Steward. Eng. Capt. Simpson, basband

Major

ajor and Mrs. H. A. Davies, Mr. Major and Mrs. Stevens, Mr. and medical bills in vain, and then one day 14 similar bright cord. In velvet, the F. A. M. Elliott. MW. F. Edge. d. 3. F. Taddiken, Mr. J. A. T. Pink Pills. After taking them for a Kiss Stainbele, Mr. E. G. Smith, Mr.a visitor recommended Dr. Williams' F, narrow scarf finish is pretty, or.. A. S. Escoles. Capt. and Mrs. sometimes the whole corsage is C. E. Eccles. Mr. H Embden. Capt. Thomas Mrs. A. G. Thomas, Mrs, while I began to have draped in one.

slenderise a. M. Frame. Mr. and Mrs. A. RA. G. Trillo, Miss M. M. Tyrrell, Mr. interest in life; my appetite came

Mr. and Mrs. O. horrors disappeared. Fahnestock, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Unbehaun, Mrs. G.

"Now I

I feel splendid; I can go out rever disappearing intox. Fimming. Mrs. B. Furber, Vagnone, Group Cept Willcock, Miss narrow the waist line,

Miss A. C. Friedrich, Miss Gifford, B. Williams, Mrs. S. N. Williams, Mr. and about without fear, and am glad Everybody is astound. Lady W. Griffith, Mr. Leigh Garar. and Mrs. J. Witkamp, Mr. Robert to be alive. Mr. J. G. Gillett, Mr. F. S. Gibbings, Woo, Mrs. H. O. White, Mr. L A. ed at the change, and I cannot praise H. Geare. Master and Miss Geare, Mrs. R. Wolseley and Mr. Yap Tian the wonderful relief they have given VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post- Mr W. T. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Lay. Closes: Reg, 930 a.m. Ord 10 x.m. cards for Europe and South America Ganz, Major and Mrs. Mr. and E. S. C. Gruze, 10 are forwarded" "wis Siberia” if so Mr. and Mrs. P. 11 superscribed.

Mrs. C. M. Hall, Mrs. J L. Hall, Miss Hordova, Mr. A. G. Hewitt Sq. Ldr. REGISTERED and FARCEL and Mrs. Hillier. Mrs. E M. Harris, MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given above-apless and Mrs. Harrison, Mr. S. P. Healey. The Original 10 otherwise stated and where mails Mr. and Mrs Charles Hugo, Mr. E 10 advertised to close at or before 9.

Anyo Maru Emp. of Asia Pres. Coolidge Pre Adams Suwa Maru Malacca Maru Alipore

FROM AUSTRALIA.

Kamo Maru

OUTWARD MAILS.

FOR EUROPE

Athos II (Air Orient Service)

·

Mar.

16

To

a renewed

5

16 17 8

#13

156

116

| HORIZONTAL (Cont.)'| VERTICAL (Cont.)

43-Setties

48-Before noon

(Lat.. abbr.)

47-Use needle and

thread

45 Debarks 30-Sag 51-Lacerate. 53-Born

54 Covers

|55-Hauts

58-Clothe

VERTICAL

1-Couple

2-Make a mistake

3 Musical note 4-Cast off ·

5-First president of

German. Republic 6-Depart

7-Prefix. Upon

g-Lease

-Graded

111-Staff of life

13-Proboscis

15-Exist

16-Steamship (abbr.)

19-Told

20-Form of puzzle (pl) 22-Detests

26-Eyed

2 point of compass

(abbr.)

|28-Streets (abbr.)

23-The (Sp.) 30-Goddess of death

(Norse Myth.) 39-Damp 24-Backbone 36-Portable lights 38-Scrutinizes 39-Augmented

42-Want

44-The, (Sp.)

48-Plural suffix |46-Assists

48-Conflict

50-Prefix. Asunder

| 52-Egyptian god

54-The (Fr.)

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

will appear in to-morrow's issue,

19 Sgure one cannot better the long. Fossey. Mr. T. B. Foster, Mr. and J. Taylor, Mr. J. Thomsen, Mr. back; I could sleep well and my night GREEN

Mar.

10

Pres. Pierce (via Siberia) Antenor (Imperial Service) ·

Closes: Bez. 8.45 a.m. Ord, 9.30 a.m.

FOR SHANGRAI

Près, Pierce Scharnhorst Taiyo Maru

Pres. Pierce Taiyo Maru Lyons Mara

Mar.

FOR JAPAN

Mar.

H

MF 1.

T. M. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Whipps, Mr. A: C. Wilcox, Major and Dr. Williams Pink Pils enough for

Jr., Major and Mrs. Le Hante. Lieut.

Mr.

Mr.

R. Hearher. R. S. Harrison, The Genuine 15 m. registered and parcel mails T. Huber, Mr. T. M. Haserien, Mr. closed #7. § p.m. on the previous day. 12. Le Ensie, Mr. E. Haussamanḥ,

AIR MAIL-Imperial Airways via Mr. H. M. Hartley, Miss M. Jones, The Best Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam via MIS Clifford A. Johnson. Major H

10 Singapore, Saigon-Marseilles via Sai- H. Joseph, Miss C. Kranier. M

Correspondence for Europe and H. Kvger, Major and Mrs. D. W.

15801 Kirke. Rates and all particulars are shew Miss B. Kirke, Mr. N. R. Lynovitche, in the schedules exhibited at the Gen- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lammert, Mrs. eral Post Office and Kowloon Office.

FOR MANILA

Mar.

典

12

Air Mate

Pres. Coolidge

Emp. of Asia

Tjizondari

*

FOR STRAITS AND INDIA,

Kumsang

Antenor

Max.

B. Lock Cant

and Mrs. W.

12 All letters etc., must be marked "By Lumsden. Mr. C. Mather, Lieut. Col

aar handed in at the Gen A. C. Marsh, Mr. L. Marsielie. Mr. D.

H. Major Kenzie. Miss M. Mannic, Mr. and Mrs.

Kr.

14eral Post Offics. Unless superaqribad T McCabe oroby. Mr. W. L MC)

for despatch by a specific air mail service, correspondence will be for intermediate counties will be accept warded by the first service avaliable.

LEA& PERRINS

C. W..N. McGowan, Leut. Col. H. L SAUCE

Murrow, Miss P. Murrow, Miss G Neadows, Mr. and Mrs G. B. Ott. Mr. 0. EL Ochs, Mr. N. J. Perrin, Capt.

WORCESTERSHIRE

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POWDER AND RED NOSES

Cheering News To Skaters

you are suffering from the effects of impoverished blood, you too, A bit of green powder will make can make yourself fit and well by a red nose look as white as the taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills; they rest of your face. And this should are sold by chemists everywhere. - -

We

Recommend

HELENE. CURTIS The Glorions Self-Setting PERMANENT

Marie's

·BEAUTY SHOPPE

* Bank of Canton Bilg.--- Tel. 22508

(1st Floor)

be cheering news to skiers and skaters as well as to the woman whose nose starts to get vivid pink (whenever

weather.

nose.

she goes out in cold

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-Simply fill a small loose-powder nose in place of foundation lotion. [compact with green powder, gen-Powder sticks to it, of course,

erally recommended for evening Incidentally, a makeup film is a makeup, and use it on your red fine thing to include in your list of "If you don't like the effect, beauty preparations. Use it to a blemish which appears try a coat of it over your regular cover powder. Sometimes this method just as you are ready to go to an is more satisfactory.

important party or, if you like, to For a nose which gets so red make dark circles under your eyes that green powder does no good less conspicuous.- at all, a makeup film can be used.

When you have cleaned face With grease paint foundations and and throat and used your founda- put up in all shades to match siltion, blend a tiny bit of the film skins, one of these is to go on the over the dark circles, then powder.

Bringing Up Father

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STORE OVER

AN HOUR 250 AND THERE

YOU SITS

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Dred

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