1939-07-19 — Page 17

THE CHINA MAIL, JULY 19, 1939.

What The Stars Foretell

By MARY BLAKE

Emotionalism may be the bane | tional nature are among the prin- cipal activities in which you might engage advantageously. There ap- pears to be no logical reason why your married life should not be a complete success.

The child born on July 19 fre- quently has a deeply spiritual na-

An ability to gain people's confi- dence, is likely to be one of this youngster's outstanding charac teristics. Trustworthiness and hard work in all likelihood promise an enviable future.

of the average persons existence this day, so avoid indulging in it. You will have to be level-headed and thoroughly practical in every thing you do or say to get through the day successfully. Lack of leadership in commercial and social circles may be responsible for ature,, which should be encouraged. tendency to overlook opportunities that would add greatly to the day's success. It might be to your advantage to make suggestions or direct affairs without hesitation. You are likely to discover that it will require only a little pushing to start the ball rolling in the right direction. It might be tactful to fall in line with any sensible sug- gestion that might be made to you. You are apt to find in the marts of trade a predisposition to bargain or haggle over prices, and that

The recent visit of the Queen to many people will be "penny wise, the textiles section of the British pound foolish." Married and engag- Industries Fair was given an add- ed couples and those with matri-ed spice of interest to women by the monial aspirations, ought to bear views expressed by her Majesty. in mind this day that "no rule is so general, which admits not some exception".

woman

your

and July birthday,

the most likely,

Queen's Views On Fashions

When watching the fashion dis- play her Majesty said: "I think it| a pity that so many debutantes think they ought to wear white gowns at Court. I like pastel col- ours of all kinds." To this was add- ed that red was unsuited to Courts,

and dark blue was inappropriate because it clashed with uniforms.

MANNEQUINS AS FILM ACTRESSES. West End manne- quins as film actresses is one of the features of the new film "Ten Days In Paris" which is now being 'shot' at Denham. Photo shows some of the mannequins wearing striking fashions during a stroll between scenes at Denham.

Tennis Frock With Cardigan

If a 19 is spirit of youth, will keep you young. Although many people might never suspect it, you are decisedly romantic. The stage probably has a strong appeal It is worthy of note that the to you. Your love for bright colours Queen's choice for her ensemble is likely to make drab ones have a was a deep amethyst shade. Her If you want the very newest type now that cardigans, are all over the depressing effect upon you. You amethyst velvet fitted coat, with of tennis dress-smart for all active place, morning, night and noon, of may do a lot of travelling and silver fox collar, was in harmony sports, too.

with course you'll want this boxy little acquire much useful information with her tall halo hat, pochette square neckline, sunback and but-coat, with wide-shouldered sleeves. in many unusual ways. Writing, handbag, and court shoes, while a toned shoulders. The abbreviated, You can slip it on when you leave journalism, selling, painting, lec- note of contrast was struck by pale knee-length skirt (plenty full!) is the courts after a lively set, and turing, singing, playing a musical lilace gloves. Her jewels were dia- absolutely' tops in sports chic! And wear it over your runabout frocks, instrument or work of an' educa-monds and amethysts.

make this one

too.

Make this sensible, carefree dress of gingham, percale, linen or shark- skin and trim it with gay braid,

MOPSY by GLADYS PARKER

I THOUGHT IT ONLY. FAIR THAT I COME AND GIVE YOU THE KISS YOU WERE TRYING TO GET WHEN THE CAR

TURNED OVER

GLADYS

PARKER

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Protect Your Child

From Summer Ills,

Keep your little ones' internal organs clean and in good working ||avoid summer ills. As a cleansing medicine for children there, is thing to surpass Baby's Own Tablets

The Tablets, which are mildly tive, are the prescription of a doctor who specialised in child ailments, and they are gu solutely pure and free fra opiates and other harmful drugs

This ideal child enjoyed an ever during the past 1 sarids of grateful of the world have efficacy in the. rrect minor health troubles,

Disorders of the stomach and bowels,

hoea, constipation best

two

dichte has sing: reputation years, and hou-

estified to their

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