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SOUTH

SEE PAGE 2

MANCHURIA

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1924

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PARIS FASHION. NOTES. VISITORS AT HOTELS

[FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDKÉT,

ISABEL KAMRAVI]·

PARIS, August 15th.

The fashion of letting a scarf trail from

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Miss J. 11. Kerr Hr. F. Kerr Mr C. Kittridge

Mr Rob. T. G. Aitken Mr J. Anderson Mr H. Archibokl

Lapt, T Arthur La Bachy Mr Vi

A haut, in spite of a continued popularity that has lasted for two seasons still re- mains smart. The trailing scarf may haNo 11. Bi anything from a five-inch taffeta ribbon piece of georgette'n yard wide a yard an a half long. In this latter case it is nut to slip through the hat brim and wind itself about the neek in engratias ting falde.

tu a

and.

The latest word from the greatest anthering on men's fashions is that the subred pocket-handkerchief is withar the pale. White is the proper colour for handkerchieves whether they be silk or linen. Nevertheless, car of the smartest. haberdashers in town, ons whose mane is synonymous with correctness, is showing. linen handkerchieves with monograms en broker in coloured thread, "in, a cut- work nedallion.

To present a few flowers to the greatest advantage there are little dower stands ni glazed pottery with a dozen or more hules piered in them. These e in a shallow bowl of water, and can be made to hold the stems of irises, ruses, pat sies or any other towers. Large or small. so as to prment Parly flower separately, and the banquet s an harmonious arrangement of units, rather than as a

ward

RAILWAYFrench lingeris is famous the

Örskating all LINES IN SCUTE Manchuria and Chosen (Koxia) EAST OF MULDIN.

SUMMER HOLIDAY

RESORTS

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SOUTH MANCHURIA AND CHOSEN

HOSHIGAURA.-Finext Seaside Summer Holiday Resort in North China. Five mile from Dairen, bat connected with the city by special motor and carriage road and electri iramway. Yamato Hotel (35 rooms) and 13 furnished bungalowsis charming, dit garder Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Golf Tannis, Billards, Ombortra twice a week. Capital pino for children. OGONDAL-Most beautiful and select Seaside Resort in the Far East. Two milostrom Por Arthar. Formerly the Summer Resort of the high Raurian officers and oficiais. Yamate Hotel and villas and bungalows, mostly with detached servants quarters. Excellent Bathing, Wonderful Scenery, Historia Bataleolds, Ruined and Dismantled Farts Milar f aharming Walks and Driven. Abundant Pieniding Facilities. Orchestra twice a week Best place for high-claza families. PORT ARTHUR-Famous for its two memorable Sieges and its bouutiful landlockd

Harbour. Exactly one hour's

r's journey Dairen by express train. Yamato Hotel (16 room) Bafficient place of historical and scenic interest to fill a month with a fresh walk or driv svery day. Most healthy and salubrious spot in the Far East. KONGOSAN, The famous Diamond Mountain of Korea. A special Summer Besar rivalling Switzerland for elinste and scenery. Beautiful peaks and charming cascader Grand recuperative salities, Kongossa Hotel (10 rooms) at Onasiri and Choan Bote (11 rooms) Cho enri.

All under the direct management of the SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY CO. Illustrated Booklets and all Information post free on request

Applications may be sent to the Hotel Managers at the various resorts or to

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF HOTELS, Traße Department Cable: Add.: MANTETSU, SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY, Dairen. Codes A.B.C. sth El. Al. Liebers,

CHAMBERLAIN

PAIN-BALM

RHEUMATISM

CAME BACK LUMANGIA

CUTE, EASTERS.

BURNE ano SCALES.

SORS THROAT.

فية مهمة من جسمي

MEADACHES,

ТООКЛАСНА

MARICEZ

PART AT THE ANG PUT IN THE SAME –

Cipabertas Roles 12,

SMALL SIZE.

Chan `berlain's Pain Balm.

Cures

Rheumatism, Lame Back, Pains in the Side and. Chest, Burns, Scalde,

Sore Muscles, Headache, Toothache, Outs and Bruises.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS,

LIMITED.

FROM LIETH, MIDDLESBROʻ, ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITE.

The Steamship "BENLEDİ."

MONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby inform

e tant nil Goods are Hirig lamle at their risk into the hazardous undfor extra hazardous Godowas of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gotown Co., Lal, whence, and/or from the

harves, delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas, sad all Goods remaining, andelivered after the 6th October, will be aub- Ject to Rent

All Claims praiast the Steamer must lo prosenteil to

ntel to the Ubersigned an or before 16th October, or they will not fue recognised.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods and to left in the Godowns, where they will le examined on the 6th October, at 10 am.

Lo

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No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBS, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD,,

Agents, Hongkong, th September, 1924. (1312

ALFÀCENTURY REPUTATION

OLLECLERG'SİVEREKIDNEYLİS

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HONGKONG WEEKLY

PRESS.

CONTAINING ALL THE WEEKS - LOCAL NEWS.

The Paper to send Homa

Sold Everywhere.

Why Medicine?

After the first bottle of SIMONDS' MILK STOUT you experience an invigorating thrill and know that this

you

delicious, creamy, nourishe ing Stout is doing you good. Why Medicine?

Sale Agents: CALDBECA MACGREGOR & CO., LTD.",

HONGKONG.

Brevers

H. & G, AWOKUS LIE., READING, ENGLAKO

MARTIN'S

PILLS

APIOL & STEEL Sureand certain for all Female complaints. Every lady should keep a box in the house.

Chemists and Stores sell- them throughout the world. Proprietor: MARTIN, Chemist, Seathampton, England.

mer for its beauty and when one studies the best examples of umies that Paris has to offer one potes that exquisite workmanship combines tine males rials in the simplest of designs-and that This constitutes more than anything else the beauty of French lingerie. Daly the other day Worth was showing some chem- ling white linen, Perfectly simple

& Mrs J. 3. Kerr

Key

Mrs S. D.

Mr Bob kavi

Mr A. K

Mrs M. Langekly Mr E. A. Larsen

Mehut Berthon

Belili

Mr R. J. Hirlack Mr.

Blackburn Mr.A, Brooks Mr A. Brosted.

Mr

Jer

Ms C. Lauritsa

Mrs E. fidele

Miss H. Lali

Mr Longant

Brawn

itatcher

A. W. Graham MS, C. Burlin Mr & Mix D. S.

Mr J. F. Buxton Mr. P. I. Carlin, Me A. Cleckhart Mr J. Cloutier Me P. O'Conner Mrs 11.

11. R.

Dacies Mr & Mrs R. A. G.

Deaton. and infans Capt. Dickens Mr. H. Dodges Mr & Mrs W. A. B

Douglas

Dubinsky

Easthike

Dr. y Mry T. A

Mr. Y. Duna Mr J. I Durand Dr. & Mr L, 8.

Alr ki. His Mr Russell Ellis Mr & Mrs E. Ell Mr F. P. Fehily Mr & Mrs Felistun Alina B Fenton Ar W. X. Finlayanın, Ard. A. Fredericks

Mr & Mrs A. Candyne

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lannibal

|

Mr H. U. Harris **.

Mr John Scott. Harston Mr. F. Hanserman Mr P. J. van Hecke Mr A. F. Henry

Mir M. Herbschleb Mr & Mr. Hicks Mr J. Hours Mr Honcade 3ir S. J. Johnston Mrs. Kapp Mia Eth

Mr H.

H. Gekers In cut, shed at the top with tonight Dr. R. E. G hand a real Valeniums are threw Air & àired, fiouli

Mr A. E. Gas inches wide. The should traps Str 11. P. Cinay of white satin ribben. The matching knickers showed the same daste singli

Mr W.irry it, though this were slit a third, of the 3r 1. 1. Halls way up the left side and edged, of course, „Mr & Mrs W. A. with le Valencienne lice which was nited at the comics and carefully let into the lisen at the side of the knickers

The woman who loves fiue needlework would certainly delight in copying some of the lingerie that Paris offers, and

represented. Lift and cotton roile may say that "herry type of fancy work

chemises are wound with drawn thread work which makes parallel lines and checks, There are crepe de Chine and. silk voile chemises adorned with French embroidery, or with the fine Turkish point, which allows for the appliqpsäing of a layer of material on the under side uf thin traf with most decorative offret. Bentilated brus are huished in this stile also Rower forms or geome trical forms. The stitch is so far as 1 ea gather, imply the good old fashion-

cat's stitch worked on state to fasten the ages of the but it is so fine and drawn close that it suggests an openwork effect.

The Frenchwoman makra Cologne, one of the coustait articles un her toilet table, and she uses it daily,

it

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very

Cologous are apt to think of eau de

as a substitute for thorough washing, and hence show it but not so ur tallic sisters. They follow at the rough washing with liberal aspersions of eau de Cologne, Thus it is quite untumal that a Frenchons should have ingented Prystal eau de Colegre battle which swings on two pivots in a silver frame so That, the cork once removed, one may Jake the "fragrant fiquil with one hand,

naided.

REPULSE

Mr I. M. Anderyou. Mr & Mrs M. Bayer Mr Behren

Mr & Mrs C. Bitr Mr Brena Mr & Mrs A. E.

Carleton Mr & Mrs Costello Mrs Peking Dur Mr. H

Miss M. Ellis Mr Franklin Miss Geare

Mr & Mrs I. H. Gene Miss Harry Mr Jesnetzer 31 Kauthorch

Mr. E. J. Knight Mrs O. S. La

PLAX

24r S. A. Arthur

Miss E. Rt. Bailey 31 & Mrs L. C. P.

Bellamy

Mr & Mrs R, E, 0. MV. Benjamin

Mr

W.

Me& Mrs Malini Mr W: H. McBride Me lo Mwen Mr (land McGuire Mr H Mae Lurean Mr Robert Mcasir Altw& Mrs G. Menger

and child Max Micklehurst Mr. H. Montigne. Dr. J. Morrison Mr W. M. Nobl

Nosh khiruar

Frank

Mr J. E. Ollerton

Mr Mrs H. Fearman

Mr. C, Feddersen, AEr IT. UL. P

Mr&Mrs F.C.

Puntie and chiki Mr F. Phasell

Air A. C. Preston Mr W

fi. F'urcet: Mr. M. J. Quic Mr D. Hamsay Mr S. Beroy Mr & Mr Geo

Robinson

Mr H. A. Ralskeg Mr A. 1. Rove

Mr G. Schryver

Me P. Servan Mr&Mrs Whites

Smith

Mr H. F. Sumpers Mr. W. H. Spark

Mr. Theresi

Mr.J. D. Thompson

Mr L. A. Tolas

р

Mr & Mrs. Variry

Mr.C, S. Vetter

V. de Votie Mr R. A

A. Y Waleson Mr P. M. Makerie A W. R. Wak-k Mr W. S. Watson Mrs (4. V. Whitmir 'Mr K. Well Mr P. Wor

Mr& Mrs C. Wright Mr J. F. Wright

BAT HOTEL

Mr & Mr. Lund Mr & Mrs Chinel mal

chillren Mr T. A. Mace Mr & Mrs Miriller

and family

Mix E. Uttal

M. J. L. Parker

Mr & Mrs D. H. Read

Mr & Mr H. 8.

Roxburgh

Mr & Mrs da Rozs

and children JIY C, B.-Shank M&Ms Travers

and child Mr Walk

HOT

Mr M. F. Key Mr & Mrs E. T. XII Mr J. L. Kooreznas' " Mr&Mrs A. Lane S&Mr S. H.

Langst a

Bird' Mr W. 'T."Lezsk

The Russian Eau de Cologne has been, for some fine, the ideal of the snart world, but tastes for stent as well ay for colours change, and we find that the fresh flowery, cau de Cologne compounded "of orange flowers, and bergant and various eltrus fragrances are returning to fashion It is these, of course, which have always been the cues in perfect good taste. AM, W. C. Bonnar verhina cologne also fresh and discret W. H. Bourne Is træed a good ideal, tos

M M. J. Breed Mrs & Miss Brennan Col. C. Russell Brown Miss P. W.

Brown MTS. Bustard Me Mr.

1. E. Cleland Mrd. t. Collis Miss M. Cooper MTM I. H. Cormack Lt. Col.

R A. Dobbin Jfr E. C.

G. Duncan & Mrs J. Duncan

There is quite a vogne anong good housewives in France for painted ferui- ture, and umber of different frets are open to the woman who will give a little thought to devising an interesting combination of painted furniture. One friend of mine has set about furnishing her sitting room, in Deiental style. Ac cordingly, she has placed divan in que corner, a set of simple bookshelves lar quered red, in another, and has sought Mr & out two raw wood stools which suggest Me W. E. Dye chinese chairs in their

and has Mr Summers Ellis Iacquered them red #

A small Minnen Düs round table lacquered black and

painted Mr & Mrs W, wh with Chinese landscapes in gold, is a Louis XV. piver, and the final trimel is given to the room with Indian Print bed. spreats which serve as cover to the rich and a wall hanging above it, and the ornaments of real layer which adon mantic piece and table.

Eustace Capt. & Mrs Fittes Mr&Mrs. FitzRoy Air A. Forlen

MY R. 1. W. Foxtın MF. F. F. Franklin 1.t. 61. C. Frederick Another room of painted furniture this MrF. W. Gibbins friend has designed which is very differ. Mr & Mrs W. D. ent, but équially successful, is n

Goodfellow breakfast Youm. The walls are coverei Mr & Mrs J. M. Gonlon with pain paper in.

biege tone, the flour Mr & Mrs Gen. W. is of polished wood, and the furniture, chusen by

women know,

Pretends table

Tow

sunny

Mr G. D. Lys Major A. 3. Littlejohns Mr J. D. Llove Mr. M. S. Lloyd Mr W. H. Lock Mr & Mrs W.

W. Logza Mrs. McAins Mr R. McGregor Mr E. E. Minack Mr D. W. Muuto Min Newshelme

Mr W. Ogden Mr A. M. Pani Mr A. 1. Penn Major & Mrs. H.

Phillip Mr D. A. Raworth Mr Mrs H. R.

Remington Lt. Col. & Mrs 0.

Sanders

Mr L. G Scolt Dr. A. W. Shovelton Mr R. H. Skelton Capt. & Mr Skinner Mr & Miss G. E,

Stabbing Mr E. F. L. Sturdee Mr & Mrs P.

H

Mr. J. S. Thomson

Grey

Buckling

Mr & Mr. Thwaites

Miss Thwaites

Mr A. W. Tickle

of the most sophisticated Mr & Mrs. A. Bale

Miss M. B. Hall to rural simp Mrs J. Hancock licity. The roomy

is as are the

comb-backed chairs. But

Mr J.B. Hawker this sunny colour is relieved by blue-green

Mr & Mrs W. J. stripings, and the back board of each Mr T. W. Homby chair bears a group of decalomane flow

Lt. Col.&TIOYDY

Mr C, ML. Vine

Capt B. F. Walker Capt. A. E. Watis Miss. C. Willmott

Hawker

Hughes

Mr B: L. Seton Winton

Mr & Mrs F.D. Wood Mr G. C. Worrall

#07

GLAXO IS BEST FOR YOUR BABY.

There are many thousands of strong, energetic children who owe their health to the Glaxo they had when they were babies. Your Baby will be just as happy

and

strong if you give him Glaxo. Give him some to-day and

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see how contented and happy he will be.

glazo

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SHIPPING

HONGKONG,

MOVEMENTS.

The R.MS. Empress of Russia arrived at Yokohama on the morning of October Brd, left on the afternoon of October 4th,

fr painted in blue and green and violet Mr H. Howel tones. The Ching service used in, the MrC.J Manolo -room is of the old willow pattern, & Miss O). C. Jenkins*" rather greyish bice being chosen, and the Mr W. W. Jordan nappery is a of blue and white.

a delightful checked damask Pamong the prettiest lampshades that has to offer are those which aft pleated not too formally, into a simple frame which bare spreads toward the lower edge of the shade. Sometimes cretonne or printed muslin is used formed with lace edgings and insertions couver, B.C., via Shanghai, Kobe and the lampshades, sometimes China silk, or printed taffeta, and the edges are nally finished with a metal braid of more or less fanciful design.

Aprons that are pretty and anrous that are witty are devised for the little girls. There are simple chambery pinafores which effectively cover a frock, bound with white braid and embroidered in white thread with a re-from-some fairy tale-Cinderella riding into court (Continued at foot of next column.)

in her pumpkin charist or Tylyland and is due at Vancouver on October, 13th. Myity calling to the flying bluebird, or The R.AL.S. Empresa of Austrália, Snowwhite and Rosered Cuddling their Capt. As J. Halley, R.H.N.. Commander,

bear. There are white aprons trim-

will leave here for Victoria and Van-

showing straps crossed in the back, like Yokohama. at daylight on October 10th suspenders and fitted with coquettish (Friday). little pockets, and there are ridiculously

The 8.3. Adrustus (Blus Funnel), ar--- useless little aprons, which justify their rived at London on the 3rd inst existence by being ornamental-these are. made of net and are literally covered Marseilles, London, Rotterdam and Ham-

“The ma. Autolyére (Blue Fünnel), for. from top to hem with little frills of lace.

A cork which will be not lost as ordinburg and Hamburg left Shanghai on the ary corks are is topped with a Punch's 3rd inst. for this port, and is due at head, gas and grotesque, carved out of Hpagkong on the morning of the 7th. the cork and enameled and painted is the She will be despatched at 4 p.m., the most vivid colours.

saine day:

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To the Pabliakor

"HONGKONG WEEKLY

PRESS"

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"HONGKONG WEEKLY Pazsa,”

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