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MAIL SCHEDULES

AIR MAIL

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

CHINESE DOMESTIC AIR MAIL SERVICE FROM CANTON..

at Hong Letters will be accepted Kong for transmission by the Chinese Domestic Air Mail Service from Canton to all places in China at the unit. rate of $1.00 per half pance The charge is inclusive of the regular postage-

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

We ednesdays and Saturdays, Reg. 10

Ordinary 10.30 a.m.

Canton-Kiungchow-Nanning - Hon days and Fridays, Reg. 10-an. Ordinary 10.30 am

Canton-Langcho-Saturdays,

430 p..

Reg.

Ordinary 5.00 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays Reg. 10:

a. Ordinary 10.30 ..

At Kowloon Central Post

the mails will be closed

Office hour be

fore the above times.

The Money Order Office is

open

00

from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Saturday when it closes at 12 noon and en Sundays and holidays when

it is entirely closed.

INWARD MAILS. ·

FROM EUROPE

Mar.

Sirdhana (Air Mail

perial Service) Naldera (via Suez)

ex Im-

Pres. Jackson.

FROM SHANGHAI

Mar.

Pres. Jackson

20

20

Corte

Ajax

Pres. Doumer

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1936

Women's Pages

4

Lovely

Patricia

Ellis,

the gown wears 2 screen RCITERS, which makes a striking contrast A single in black and white. orchid relieves the simplicity of her dress, which features a trail- ing train of white chiffon, which is draped over the left shoulder. belt. and under the jewelled downward.

FOR SHANGHAI

Taiyo Maru

Gen. Sherman

Scharnhorst ....

FROM USA.

Mar.

Emp. of Asia...

Pres, Jackson .

11

20 Naldera

Victoria

FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Kumsang

Sirdhana

Bangalore

Antiochus

Victoria

Yuensang

Tokushima Maru

Tsushima Maru

Pres. Coolidge

Mar.

17

19

Mar.

FOR JAPAN

17

17.

Mar.

1.8

Taiyo Maru

20

Ixion

Emp. of Axia

Kamo Maru

Naldera

Pres. Coolidge

Tjinegara

FOR MANILA

Mat.

Pres. Jackson. 19 Emp. of Canada

Van Heutaz Hakusan Maru

FROM MANILA

Mar.

Kamo Maru

FROM JAPAN-

FOR U.S.A.

Mar.

Mar

Taiyo Maru Ixion

Naiders

241 Pres Coolidge

Gen. Sherman

Corfu

Pres. Jackson

Noto Maru

Montevideo Maru

Fushimi Maru

Atsata Maru

FROM AUSTRALIA

Mar.

Kama Maru

19

OUTWARD MAILS-

FOR EUROPE

Taiyo Maru (via Sibe:£a)

Emp, of Asia (ris Vancouver)

Maz

The

Closes: Reg. 4.16 p.m. Ord. 5 p.m.

Naldera (via Siberia)

Corfu (via Marseilles)

Closes: Reg. 9.45 am.

Ord. 10.30 a.m.

Victoria (via Siberia) Pres. Coolidge (via Siberia) Montevideo (Imperial Service)

Closes: Reg pm. Ord. 1.30 Pres Donner (Air Orient

Service).

Closes: Reg. 10 a.m. Ord. 10.30

FOR STRAITS AND INDIA

Corfu Montevideo Maru

MASSAGE IS A SCIENCE

Soothing Tired Nerves

The home nurse may be called

Relaxation Aid To Beauty

What Makes Women

Lovely

for real beauty they aren't neces-į sary at all. If a woman has clear. soft skin; if her eyes are lovely: if her smile lights her face, and she is vibrant with health, I defy

A DANCER'S IMPRESSION

a beauty culturist to

*A woman upon 38.

is truly beautiful the most critical connoisseur to soothe tired nerves, get rid of when she is radiant with health, say she isn't beautiful," __Mrs. wrinkles, remove double chins and vivid with enthusiasm, keen in Royce ends her analysis.

l out hallow necks.

intellect and WEWE She must remember that masher human understanding sare is a science to be practised sympathy." says Mrs Eleanor carefully and never over-done. Royce, lovely young English dan There are four movements to re- .cer. member and use (1) stroking

jalways in one direction and,

direction must

her

and

About Magnetism

Then she goes on to talk about magnetism.

"Without it no woman can be It springs largely gn overdowing vitality,

"As long as the features of a beautiful where the face is concerned, that girl's face aren't actually out of from

be upwards. (2) Proportion not really homely which is, in turn, born. of perfect Kneading, which should only be they matter a good deal lesa health done if the manipulator is, to a certain extent, acquainted with anatomy. (3) Friction, or circu- lar movements, and (4) Tapping.sential for a very useful movement in facial treatments because it braces the

sel

than many people seem to think," To attain the health that makes the slim little dancer continued. for magnetism, Mrs. Royce re- "Perfect features may be es- commends dancing, swimming,

mere prettiness, but tennis and long, brisk walks.

Another important help is re- laxation. And when I say 'rela- mear half-way

Ther head as far as possible, bend xation,'. I don't

it forward till the chin touches measures. It must be complete to Before massage it is necessary the chest, then turn the head first eradicate strain and the effects ofį to give the face a liberal applicato right slowly and then to left

ion of good skin food, which must and, Snally, to roll the head, mak (Continued at foot of next Col) be allowed to remain from five ing a wide circuit

to ten minutes.

When you

start to stroke the

face, be sure to make all move ments upwards and outwards.

Forehead First

Special attention should be paid to the teeth of any patient under- going beauty treatment. Care in cleaning and regular massage of the gums every day will bring the blood to the surface and keep the mouth in a health condition.

if

Take the forehead first and, with two fingers of each hand,

If the lips are loose and flabby, massage from the top of the nose outwards, and then upwards. For tell the patient to blow, as the cheeks, work upwards and blowing out a candle placed on a outwards from the chin. Leave table half a yard away. Do not the eyes alone, except to tap very massage round the mouth or you skin, but pinch gently round the tender tissues will stretch the

Tap beneath the chin and long the grove beneath the nose deep- the jaw and then give exercises. ly and let the patient concentrate

Tell the patient to throw back on blowing exercises.

Peninsula Hotel Guests

Now Bright And Cheerful!

She Had St. Vitus' Dance.

"My daughter suffered so badly from St. Vitus' Dance that she was always jumping and twiching," say: Mrs. Kirkbright, of 3, Harcourt Lilian is 15 years

The following are guests staying H. A. Lammert, Mrs. J. H. Lock, Mr. Street. Leeds 19 at the Peninsula Hotel: Mrs. B. A. N. C. Lyvenitche, Mr. J. Laidlaw, Jr., old, and as the trouble developed sae Mr. C. Mather, Mr. C. Morton, Mr lost control of her left arm. Later

A Murphy Mrs. R 19 Andersen, Major and Mrs. I. In Ap

Mac- the trouble spread to her legs and it

She could not even feed 20 Aiston, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Abbott, Kerracher. Lt. Col. H. F. Murrow, seemed impossible for her to keep a 20 Miss Abbott, Mr. C. A. Blan, Miss Mr. and Mrs. C. W. N. McGowan, limb still

or wash herself.

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20

P. W. Brown, Mrs. N. Blum, Ms. Miss P. Murrow, Miss M. Manuk, J. Graham-Barrow, Mr. G. Borst, Mr. Mr. W. L McKenzie, Major M. A. Despite treatment,

Capt Pettigrew,

Lilian made

W. M. Brown, Comdr. and Mrs. A. Murphy, Mr. B. G. McNeary, Col. A no progress, and then one day I read E of 2 girl having been cured of St. R. M. Bridge, Mr. C. L. Barr, Miss C. Marsh, Mr. Marseille, Miss

Dr. Williams' Pink) 17 J. S. Burt, Mr. A. C. Beard, Lieut. Meadows, Miss M. M. Murphy, Mr.Vitus Dance by

I sent for a bottle at once, 21 E C. Bruton, Miss E D. Baldwin, J. McBrain, Mr. and Mrs. E. Me- Puls. 27 Lieut Cordi-

and Mrs. H. R. Con- Brain, Miss M. McClung, Mrs. C. G. and Lilian showed some improvement pills for & Lew Callen,

Mrs. T. Olmsted, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Ott, Mr. after taking the way, Mrs Gregory

Soon the Mr. days.

jumping and Croft, Mr. M. H. Curtis, Miss Mary O. H. Ochs,

she grew bright Copeland, Mrs. J. Le Roy Cook, Mr and Mrs. J. D. Pagh. Mr. R. Petri, twitching ceased,

became quite 17 Elsie Fay Corl, Miss Pearl M. Corl, Mr. W. G. Pirie, Mr. M. Pagh, Mr. and cheerful, and

price

normal again. 19 Miss D. Corl, Miss P. Cori, Mr. and G.

G. A Parker, Mrs. E. 0. F.

Not only for St. Vitus' Dance, but Mr. Mr. R. Pax, Mrs. A. PEL, Mr. N. 3. A. E. Clattenburg and chil

nervous debility sleeplessness, 23 J. E. Calvert, Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Ferrin, Miss M. Peers, Col. EG for

G. P. rheumatism, indigestion, or any Mrs. G. K. A Duckworth, Major and

Bobinson, Mrs. Rayner, Davies, Miss P. Dimond, Mrs. Earie, Robertson, Mrs. Rodocanachi, Mr. Tailment due to poor blood, Dr. Wil Capt. and Mrs. C. E Eccles, Mrs. Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Esferty,liams' Pink Pills are invaluable. The J. A. A. Eccles, Mr. F. A. M. Elliott, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. J. F. Robinson, reason is this; these pills create new, MT. Edge, Miss A. C. Friedrick, Mrs. E. W. Rowles, Miss H. Rennie, rich blood, which brings with it new VIA SIBERIA-Letters and post- cards for Europe and South America Mrs. B. Farber, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mrs and Miss Le Roi, Mr. E. Syder, health, new rigour and strong nerves.

ser, Mr. and Mr.

and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Strauss, Mr. Try them now-but

Williams". so Fleming, Mr. T. 3. Foster,

Mr. C. N. Ser are forwarded "viz Siberia" il

A. G. V. L. Sargeant, Mrs. G. Fahnestock, Miss

Mr. and

azd Mrs.

J. G. Skinner, where. Mr. superscribed.

Fischer, Miss Ruth Firestone, REGISTERED

PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier and Mrs, W. F. Ferrel, Mr. T. M. Mr. E. Craat. Smith, Dr. and Mrs. A.

Gregory,

Mr. and Mrs. LE. Geare, J. Skinn, Miss Skinn, Mrs. Stainfield, than the time given above unless faster and Miss Geare, Mr. W. T. Miss Stainfield, Major and Mrs. J. W.

Simpson, Miss otherwise stated, and where mails are Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. Genz, Major

Capt. G advertised to close at or before on Mrs. E. S. C. Grune, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. G. R. V.:

Steward 17a.m., registered and parcel maila ar P. S. Gleed, Mr. L. Garner, Miss Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Staijfberger,

trip closed at 5 pm on the previous day: Gifford, Capt. E. F. Glover, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Shaw, Count, and AR MAIL-Imperial Airways via Ms. C. M. Hall, Mr. E. Haussamana, Countess Smeechis, Miss C. B. de S. L. Silva, Mr. E. K. Sadler, Major, and 20 Singapore, Bandoeng-Amsterdam via M.. T. M. Hazelrigg, Mr. E. Silva,

and

W. F.

man.

20 Singapore, Saigon-Marseilles via Sai-Horie, Mrs. E. N. Hartley, Mr. E. R. Mrs. B. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. C.

gon Correspondence for Europe and Hearther, Mr. T. Huber, Mr. B. S. Sheldrake, Mr.

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and Mrs. F. C.

. Mr. W. Saltzer. Mrs. H.

od for transmission by these Services Harrison, Mr. A. G. Hewitt, Major Stackman,

and all particulars are shew and Mrs. De. Le. Hunte, hir, and Mrs. L. Schwartz, Mr. 3. H. Stillman, Mr. 22 in the schedules exhibited at the Gen-Chas Eugo, Lt. Col. Eartgill, Mrs. P. J. Thomson, Mr. P. J. Tayler. Miss 23 etal Post Office and Kowloon Office Harder, Miss J. Harder, Miss H. M. M. M. Tyrrell, Mrs. A. G. pm. All letters etc., must be marked "By Hanch, Mr. J. F. Hart, Mr. E. LA. C. Thomas, Mr. and

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HORIZONAL

1-Conane 5-Part of a flower 11-Council of state 12-Relating to the...

heavens 14-Musical nota

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57

62

HORIZONTAL (Cont); |50-Boli slowly ¡51-Spread loosely for drying, as gr 52–Pertaining to a setyr 54-Before

|55–Senior (abbr)

15-islanda off coast of 56-Saucy

Ireland

16-Principle (abbr.) 17-Plural suffix 19-A fish

21-Struck with the

open hand 23-Unit 24-Grows old

26-Produce 27-Situation

28-A coin (pl.) 30-Place

31-One who hoards 32-Gives pleasure to 34-Those who ext 35-Fixing

36-Tentacle $-Views

43-Replace -44-Mountains (abbr.)

46¬Appearing as if

gnawed

47-A nome of Gresca 48-City in France

-57-Man's name

59-1 had (contr.) 60-Scarce 62–Monstrous lien

by Hercules (Gr. Myth) 64-Quide 35-Amiable

VERTICAL

1-The (Fr) 2-Girl's name 3-Gad of wa

WOHL 42

VERTICAL (Cont.) 14-To act in response 18-Prophets 20-Smooth (Phan). 22-The peasant class- 21-River 'la France 25 U-shaped pieces of

metal

127. Those who sing (29-Scatter

31-Kind of ple slais 33-Series

(zbbr.)

¡34-Prefix. Asunder |35--Worries

37-Eel fishermon

|33-Girl's name

40–Remark

|41-Drug used to con- tract pupil of sys 42–Used needle and

thread

44-Signity

45-Fog-home

4-Country of Europe-Analyze socording to

5-Low out-work (Fort)

6-Furnish

7-Made a unistaice

9-Girts namna

3-Recompensed

110-Fifty-one

[42–A tandon

52-Wither

53-Arrive

|55-Smali lump of butter 58 Look

11-An American poet 61-Postscript {shbr.) 113—Middie

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|driving modern life on the nerves.say relaxation. Everyone should If I were to select the one thing learn to let go' with such abso- essential to the achievement of lute abandon that not a nerve, of not a muscle is tant during the magnetism and maintenance beauty of face and body, I would rest period.”

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