1928-06-15 — Page 9

THE HONG KONG

DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 15th, 1928.

The

WOMAN'S PAGE

Elizabeth Arden declares: "Make-up is merely a deception"

"You would not want imitation pearls if you could have the originals. Why then accept an artificial completion when you may have a genuinely lovely one!'

Elizabeth Arden's scientifically pars Preparations make it possible for every woman to have a naturally fine clear skin, which no cosmetic can duplicate.

For Cleansing there is Venetian Cleansing Cream which melta into the ̈ peres and dislodges every tiny particle of foreign matter.

For Smoothing and Refining there is the delicacy of Venetian Valva Cream or Orange Skin Food, for nourishing, if you require more determined

trantment

Fat Toning nad Bracing there is Ardena Skin Tonic with its invigorating tendency, or Venetian Special A stringent, for neglected canes.

ELIZABETH

ARDEN'S

PREPARATIONS

Are Stocked at A. S. WATSON & Co., Ltd.

Tel C. 18.

PAMELA

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ALL HATS.

PINET SHOES

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SALE

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RAINY DAYS.

"ONE GOOD

PIECE." | ROUND THE TOWN.

VELVET. LINEN AND SILK FASHION SETS GLASS ON

RAINCOATS.

THE TABLE. "

Raincoats seem to get gayer and moro attractive every season. It does not seem long ago that the first mackintosh appeared in bright colours, and yet big strides have been made since those days, when amac even if scarlet was still a rather dowdy and ungraceful

Article.

To-day velvet, linen, crêpe de chine, and leather have been press ed into service to make coate which are as chic na an overcoat or an afternoon frock.

One good piece deserves an other," is the advertising slogan of the makers of "Jacobean" glass. It is a good slogan because it ex- presses exactly what the purchaser of the new table glass feels. If you start with a set of tumblers of that delightful squat round variety, you are sure to feel first that you need a jug to match them, and next that grape fruit bowls, or a a salad bowl, vases, or a jardinière, would be a delightful accompani ment 1 looked over Lane, Crawford's collection

ol "Milwater" macintoshes the other day and found many charming and original models among them,

First of all the silk ones as they are the most generally useful in this climate. Beige is collared and cuffed with tubar, and has a deep facing back of the same which is equally smart if the coat be worn loosely open or with the storm collar fitted snugly up. A lovely shot claret has a deeper tone for collar and belt. Very smart is a light weight 'mae of crushed straw- berry with its pearly grey trim. mings, and I liked another one trimmed with grey which was clear cinnamon brown. Tabac silk has a very smart callar, cuffs and belt of scarlet patent leather, and gold. buttons.

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Grey satin is used for a raid coat which would not disgrace the very smartest out door affair, and the coats that are made of proofed velvet are very pretty indeed, I thought one in moss green charm- ing. White rubber is used for two other coats. One is thin and lighti and has bands of pink ou collar and cuffs, and the other, almost as thick as leather, gains great chie from the crenelated bands of bright green leather which trim collar, cuffs and front.

NEW SILKS.

THE VOGUE FOR CHECKS

AND SPOTS.

Checks and spots figure in most of the latest designs for printed silks, but not plainly and unadorned. Patterns are arranged in squares, or contain spots as marked fea-

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ture. The printed silks which I saw this week at the Pioneer Silk Store are expressive of the new designs. Very lovely is plain pastel shade georgette with widely spaced crossed silver threads. A gcor. gette of eggshell blue has pattern of spots and whirls ia dul! red, blue and green, white is print ed with small blocks of crossed lines and a series of spots in yellow and black. Another white georgette has a pattern. of jacobean roses printed in squares, and a third has

Each piece

And there no reason why you should not gratify your pride in your home. Jacobean glass is not only, attractive to the eye it is at tractive to the purse. is. well and gracefully made shines brightly, and looks good, and can be obtained for a very reasonable price. Glass table ware has become very fashionable since

a conventional tree design in beige.

An example of a frock adapted They also have some of that rather to the perfect, naturally slender charming crepe de chine bordered silhouette foreshadowed at Drecoll's georgette; this new lot has the summer collection, carried out in georgette shaded through tones of filmy "desert dawn" pink and one colour, and is hemmed with silver gauze. georgette of some other colour pro- minent in the border,

as for

example pink beige with a border

of tabac and blue and a blue hem.

HAIR WAVING. ME BEEN (Trained in

RS.

KONG HOTEL Guarantees that her Permanent Waves revive Faded Hair leaving it Soft and Silky. PRICES MODER- ATE.-2, PRATT'S BUILDING (1ST FLOOR). For Appoint ment K. 945. .

Jacobean glass was put on the market, it looks equally pretty on damask or a bare tabic and you can see that it is exquisitely clean. Another great advantage is that there is a standard pattern, so that

you can replace breakages or add

to your equipment with no trouble.

There

poveste is a great variety of pur.

the table. Cruet sets, plates, bowls, fruit and cake dishes, salad plates, cream jugs, vases and any number of different small dishes and bowls.

You will find all these and more at Whiteaway, Laidlaw's, and if you start a collection for your table you will not regret having followed one of the most charming of modern Fashions.

THE PIONEER SILK STORE

Particularly invites you to inspect

TO-DAY.

Printed-Georgette

For afternoon or evening dresses.

Printed Kimono.

Washing Silks.

SEEN IN LOCAL SHOPS.

POHоOMULL'S have adme pretty georgette for evening wear in pastel shades, embroidered with a flower in silver or gold spots.

In the PIONEER SILK STOL I found new printed Kimono is very effective colours and designs, and Macallum stockings in the new gua metal shades.

The sale at Taɛ Stoy of, THE LAN- TERN has been continued this week. There are AUD very attractive sarongs and grass ware things there, besides a host of other oriental goods and, a few start frocks.

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I noticed in WHITEAWAY, LAID- LA's duchesse" sets and table cloths of white cutton with brightly

coloured hemstitched hems.

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In WHITEAWAY's, too, I found some nice little belts in gay colours. You really cannot have too many of these now-a-days and a new belt makes nil the difference to a jumper : drass. They have them in coloured patent, white edged with colour. imitation reptile skin and some very pretty auéde cloth effects edged with leather.

BEAUTIFUL ARMS.

REMEDIES FOR PLUMPNESS

AND LEANNESS.

Unless you are the tenth woman,

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or hate answering inquisitive ques- tion, you will have to confess that they are not the strongest bit of your armoury of attraction beauty expert declares that nine women out of ten have faulty arma"

Unsuspected Lack Of Exercise... Are your arms to plump to con form to the strict rules of beauty It's because you don't use them enough. Really!" ejaculates the woman who is working all day and dancing part of the night Not use them enough! You must be thinking of society favourites or in- valida."

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But it is a fact all the same. Hard though we women may work through, every working day, unless we are doing something which calls for the constant exercise of the arm muscles we do not use them enough to keep them pliant and the circu lation working freely.

An Easy Solution.

And we can't be bothered with dull exercise; besides, we haven't time! But we could go and play ball with the children at times in the garden. Or use a skipping rope when no one is looking. The too lean as well as the toolat condition can be eradicated in time by anch simple possesses.

Olive Oil For Lean Arma. Too-lean arms (and this is nearly always the trouble with really un- lovely ones) can be helped to a nice plumpness by a little massage, pre- ferably after the bath. Warm olive oil is the best medium for massage. Just a little of the oil in a cup, which can stand for a few moments in a basin of hot water, and then a gentle rotary movement all up the arms, gradually-from wrists to

shoulders. The oil can be removed with amall, swabs of cotton wool after it has remained on the skin for ten minutes.

One ain we busy women nearly always commit is the omimion to dry our arms thoroughly after the bath. This makes the rough and reddened patches which often ap

A good pear above the elbows. rough towel and a little strenuous exercise and that sin is pardoned !; Good Cream And Exercise. We can be generous with our face- cream, too, and give a little of it to our arms. They will be vastly improved by an occasional feed of good oream, which softens and whiteas the skin, "....:

But it is exercise that is the chief factor. And for those with hearts that are not strong enough for skip ping there is a substitute. Pretend 10 hang pictures occasionally (again, when nobody is looking 1), or pick up imaginary scraps of paper from the carpet, or even sweep that carpet. Some house- maids have arms which, society women might well: envy.

An Exercise.

Tho reduce flesh under the arm a good exercise is to stand with the feet a little apart, the body being equally balanced, and awing cach arm in turn with a ciroslar move- ment. Reducing lotions are also

helpful.

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