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What The Stars Foretell

(By MARY BLAKE)

Do not wear yourself out, trying to correct the faults of other people this day. The allowance for a play- ful spirit's causing the average per- son to seem overly exuberant. Something you may hear will per- haps give you ample reason to be- lieve that truth can be stranger than fiction. Remember you cannot dispute facts, so if they are present- ed you in proper sequence, even if you do not like them, accept them graciously. Do not be scanty with your praise, because it may make this day brighter for its recipient. It might be well for parents to re- call that they were once young, and that recollection ought to make them indulgent with their children. Youth requiros sympathetic understanding and encouragment this day. Marri- ed and engaged couples, and those who are hoping to enjoy the bless- inge-of-a-great-love-must-have-their- faith in each other "founded upon a rock", impregnable to the assaults of doubt, the poison of scandalous tongues, and the "green-eyed mons- ter" jealousy,

If a woman and October 17 is your birthday, you probably have a world of patience, and a. friendly, sympathetic nature. You ought to be a lover of nature, deriving your greatest pleasure from outdoor activities. Forests, fields and streams should give you relaxa- tion and inspiration. With you, knowledge: perhaps will be the dynamic energy through which you will achieve some remarkable re- sults. There are many indications that you might make an abundance of money or come into possession of a small fortune. Through the sale of some food specialty, real estate, insurance, magazine articles, paint-

THE CHINA MAIL, OCTOBER 18, 1988.

Five Smart Ways Of

Brightening Up Half-

Worn Dress Or Suit

Shirred Plastron: Built-Up Front: Buttoned Vest: Two New Collars

THIS is the time when a woman- checks over her autumn and winter wardrobe and decides what must be replaced and what, with a little clever alteration, can be brought up to date for the new season.

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Sketched here are five ways

of brightening up last season's

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dress or suit, each one of which gives new fashion points. The shirred plastron front with a halter neckline will give a new air to a morning or afternoon frock. Contrast can be made either with material or colour, both being equally fashionable.

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seen in another version of this pat- tern. It will look smart under- reath a suit, when it might be 'car- ried out in satin, or on a dress. The little buttoned vest, in centre, with a tuck-in Ascot scarf, is intended for a suit, but would also look smart in striped or checked mater- ial worn over a plain wool frock.

Lastly, there are two new ideas in collars, shown - in second and fourth sketch, to freshen up dress or a blouse. One has a lace edged jabot" and little matching cuffs, the other has pin tucks releasing into a frill at the V-neck. They can be carried out in muslin, organdi, satin or crepe, among other materials.

Vogue Pattern No. 8150 (price 18.) can be obtained in Small (32- 34), medium (36-38) and large (40- 42) sizes. Many of the little ac- cessories only take a very small amount of material. For instance, the shirred plastron with halter neck needs yds. of 35 or 39in, ma- terial for all sizes. The collar, ja- The built-up front of the third bot and cuffs can be made from sketch, about which so much has to yds. of 35, 89 or 44in. material.

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