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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1950,

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WOMANSENSE

Nose-Guard Model Chapeau "A En Mourir?? Decollete

This hat by Schiaparelli of Paris, made of natural doe skin, somewhat resembles a football player's nose-guard or a fencing mask.

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blouses Jersey slip-overs, finished boat- neck, or have a Peter Pam collar with centre back open- ing. Even

so, and no doubt due to the great popularity of the fabric, we see more and more jersey blouses opened down the front, This one is ever so easy to make and takes for an average figure less than 1 yd. of fabric.

To Chalk Out: Lay length of Jersey out, ane fold next to you, For front facings Ind overlap. measure in 4" from fold for A: His length shoul- der to waistline plus 4: C is armhole plus 3" to right of A.

Chalk a line straight in from C to D. E is 4 bust plus 14" in on this line. Chalk a line E to F. G is 2" to right of E,"

His 1/6 neck plus. above

A.

on

sleeves. Turn under raw eige front facing ond stitch. Turn fronts back 3" to wrong side on each side. Baste.

Brushing Aids Gum

Health

Launched By Famous

Paris

Paris.

Designer

a decollete which ho calls "a en mourir" meaning literally "to die of it." It is a crossed surplice both front and back in a deep wide V which just hugs the out- sides of shoulders. It is used

both cocktail and evening, with sleeves sleeveless.

FATH launches

or

of

Theso decolletes are part the general trend to low fronts which for daytime are variously draped, some energing from a diaphragm drape to form petal- like revers. Even one black ottoman suit jacket has a draped neckline.

LOTS OF TUNICS

The collection is the largest no far this midseason, about 00 models, mostly dressup, Fath keeps a slim pencil line but often poses tunics over it, both; for day and evening.

Some tunica open down the front, others are wrapped over. Those for evening are especially wide Other slim dresses are softened by finlike godets in characteristle Fath style, or by a wide circu- lar panel at one side, either en- crusted or loose.

Otherwise, silhouette is un- changed remaining very short for daytime with waistline well marked. Many black patent leather belts are worn.

LOWER PRICED FORMALS

Cocktail dresses are especially numerous in response to the demand from clients, says Fath, who has also tried to make formal evening gowns at prices lower than the richly Cm- broldered models of the August collection. Cocktail frocks with decollete "a en mourir" include sume in fine pale coloured laces threaded with metal. All are short, some with full romantic skirt, others with low trumpet Dare.

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Coats included two Otted double-breasted redingotes with very flared skirt sections, the most springlike a black woollen with falle revers, cuffs and pocket trimmings One slim straight coat in black faille hus

By H. N. BUNDESEN, M.D. ? waist-deep dolman sleeves.

REGULAR, thorough, and careful brushing of the teeth not only discourages decay but promotes health of the gums. Normal gums are firm and of a pale pink colour, Deep-red. softi or spongy Kums which bleed easily are almost always diseased,

To maintain health and cleanliness, the teeth and gums should be properly brushed three times daily, three to five minutes at a time. The brush- iny is best done after meals. The dental treatment of gum disorders

cannot accomplish permanent results unless the patient is willing to co-operate by good toothbrushing proce- dures at home,

Tooth Brushes All types of tooth brushes have been recommended. One which is favoured has an inch- teng head, with one-half inch bristles. The bristles are of The brush-

Join shoulder and underar medium stiffness, seams, making " seam. Finishing must be carried out in such bottom edge with 4" hem.

1 way that the ends of the Turn a narrow hem in bottom bristles Chalk line from H through of sleeves or face

irritate the G to fold. Chalk a line straight scrap.

up from B 4 bust for I. Con-

nect E and I.

Culling

Fold ribbon

with fabric gums.

do not

Instead, of the bristles

the sides should

be

in half length-pressed against the gums. There wise and press,

is no one

manner of tooth- Use ribbon to Out Blouse: Cut bind front edges

brushing which is preferred by and around all dentists. shoulder line from H through neckline. After basting, stitch should fullow the recommenda- 20, each person to fold. Cut on fold to D. D binding to position, as in J. through E to I curving under- Slip-stitch

tions of his dentist in regard to front facings to the procedure to be employed. arm on dotted line, then from I positions,

For children, it through B to fold.

is suggested thet the brush button"

be pressed gainst the teeth and gums and jewel buttons moved in circles.

Use swivel pla-on Split front fold. Lay this or bound buttonholes and front over back, with

fold self-covered or along line A-B. Cut back same to close.

as front except for facing,

Choice Of Dentifrico

As to the dentifrice to bo

A shirring of clastic thread employed, this is also a matter Making Blouse: Piece bot at waistline will help to con- which should be left to the toms of sleeves of front so trol dullness and to keep blouse dentist. Many are used be- they are same length as back Inside waistband of skirt.

Ki Buar +14%"

CENTER À PROMIT.

FASINS

1/4 BUST + 1/2"

~—ShouldER TO WAIST-->

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Piecing

HOUSEHOLD HINTS

A packet of colour remover, use a toy broom to sweep it,

unually 'used' to remove 'Unts and a small, bathroom mos to and dyes, will restore bright- wash it.

ness to white

nylon garments

(that have become. Follow or

Take a Jar of soapsuds and another of clean water miung

plepla; so that” you' can] kandy" and the|

Buttoning

All Over

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Gray flannel suit.

cause of their pleasant taste: By GRACE THORNCLIFFE others, because of their cleans- ing qualities.

BUTTONS play a stellar role Inflammation of the gums in this attractive suit of char- may occur because of inter-coal gray fannel. The skirt, tions, including trench mouth, alot-seamed down the front, has which cause the formation of a parade of matching bone but- ulcers or sores on the gums and tons down either side,

The lining membrane of the cheeks, Jacket, Peter Pan collared and In most cases this condition is

is single breasted

a scaming satisfactorily treated with from the shoulders, tapering pentoillin. When inflammation down to a silm waist

meets the

The

pockets

of the gums occurs, the dentist scaming should, of course, be consulted which are buttoned onto the at once, so that ho may and hips. The cutaway line in front the cause and prescribe the is not only smart but it is good treatment to be uset.

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The collection ends with coven

Fallica and salins are head-

linod afternoon and fabrics,

evening

Hala emphasise big plateau

the

we emphasising the colour right side, and slightly draped a Jowelled pln thrust theme of the showing. One has with

through drapery. Featured a white Guipure lace tunie over a black falle sheath, another Jewellery fashion is a leaf or had a black apron panel over

other flat clecorative motif. posed white satin gown while a lapel or

in triplicate, down

the a'de of neckline third, consists of a satin sheath and tunle with the latter lined in the graded sizer, all in rhinestones with jewel-headed in pleated black chiffon, Some rin thrust at angle as if pinning dahila red, empire green and the leaf to the mannequin, considerable gray are favoured for wool jersey and flannel day-

Mannequins wear chignons time clothes.

for evening.

BOYS AND GIRLS

MAGAZINE..............

Glive and Turt's Argument

-Each One Wanted the Other to Move-

By MAX TRELL LIVE, the Snail, was movĺnig

slowly (he never went fast) down the path that led across the meadow on the other side of the garden wall. Turt, who was a turtle (and who never went fast either) was coming up the same path. All of sudden they came face to face.

"I beg your pardon, sir!" said Glive, holding himself ир па straight and tall as he could, and lifting his walking-stick a little from the ground as he spoke. “If you don't mind, I'd like to pass!"

"I beg your pardon, sir!" sald Turi, sticking his head out of his shell, and holding his walking- stick a little above the ground as he spoke. "I was coming up this path first. If you don't mind, I'd like you to stand aside until I pass!"

"Nonsense!" said Glive. "I don't intend to move aside one inchi

Won't Move

"Nonsense to you!" returned Turt, rathor sharply, "I don't in- tend to move aside one inch elther! As I said before, I was coming up this path first!"

"That makes no sensel You say you were coming up this path first. I say I was coming down this path first!"

So Clive and Turt stood glaring at each other, both refusing to move aside, until finally, Kaart, the shadow-boy with the turried about name happened to come along.

"Oh!" exclaimed Knari, quite happy to meet his two friends so close together. "Hello Glive! Hello Turt! Why," he asked the next moment, "are you both standing so still?”

"Ask Turt. He'll tell you" sald Glive in an angry voice.

"Oh no! Ask Glive. "sald Turt, just us angrily, "Let him tell you!"

"Well, for goodness-sake!"* said Knarf. “Are you two mad ut each other? What is the matter, both of you?"

Neither Glive nor Turt would budge.

Glive topped his walking-stick on the ground. “As far as I am concerned," he said, looking at Knet, "I can wait here for days and days. I won't move for anybody." With that Güive drew himself back into his shell and shut his door.

Into His Shell

"If he can wait, so can I," said Turt. So he also drew himself back into his shell, as far back as he could, for he wasn't as lucky as Glive. He didn't have a door to shut.

Knarf looked at Glive, and he looked at Turt. "I never saw two such stubborn and sily animals) They're blocking the whole path and now nobody can pass{"

Then Knari sat down on a rock at the side of the path. He start- ed to think of what he could do to make Glive or Turt move aside. But he couldn't think of anything. And by and by Willy Toad came hopping through the tall grass from the direction of the Pine Tree Grove. "Hello!"

said Willy. "What's going on

here? Is this a meeting of a club or something?”

Then Knart explained to Wily the cause of all the trouble.

"Very simple," said Willy.

"Very simple problem. Glive, open your doorf" he shouted Turt, stick out your bend a

At this both Glive and Turt minute! I want to tell you both started speaking at once. "He something?" A minute ΟΣ won't move aside to let me later Glive and Turt were both pass!" they both said.

looking out of their shells again. "Now isn't that silly?" said "Now," said Willy to Glive, "If Knarf. "I'm really surprised at Turt moved aside, would you you, Glive; and at you, too, Turt. be happy?" Glive said he cer You both know better than to tainly would. get mad at each other over a foolish thing like this."

"I was here first," said Turt.

"So Gilve.

was I here first,” sald

"And if Give moved aside, would you be happy?" he asked Turt. Turt nodded his head orously. "Then," said Willy, of you move aside, at once!" So Turt moved aside to "Well," said Knarf, "unless

one side, and Glive moved aside either one of you moves, neither to the other side, and, they both of you is going to be able to go got by each other and continued up or down the path."

on their separate ways!

Rupert's Climbing Adventure-43

Rupert takes some time to ge used to the new position. ** It's very good of you to look after Bingo like this," he saya. Now I suppose he can join us again." "10 not yet!! replies the forester. "His boots and socka are still too wet to put on. So I'd better take him

THEN : ADD SOME BOILED POTATOSE QUN IN THE GAME SIZED CUBES

on

home myself." After hosting Bingo to his shoulder he strides sturdily away towards the village.. Rupert and Pauline gaze after him ip silence until they are disturbed by the footsteps behind them de Beryl runs up from the bridge to ask them what has happened. "ALL" RIUNTA RESERVAD

D: HEAT_ALL TOUSTHER AND FINISH BY MIXING IN BALT, PEPPER. GPOT OFTEN BRÓWNING, "ÂND

DASH OF BOTTLAD BAUCH

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