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EGGS IN THE MENU.

gs are always cheap here and properly cooked make a delicious

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 29th, 1928.

WOMAN'S PAGE

PROTECTIVE BEAUTY TREAT- MENTS.

REPAIRING THE RAVAGES

OF THE SUN...

GOOD MASSAGE CREAMS.

Summer is the season when pro- tective beauty treatments should be given special coneideration. swimming enthusiasts in particular, Women who play games, and do well to give their skin a proc- toctive "mask" of nourishing cream and powder, so that the sun's rays and sea bretzen cannot penetrate and cause unsightly reddening and Toughening of the skin.

I went round the shelves of the Colonial Dispensary yesterday to see what protective creams could be, purchased in Hong Kong. Be sides the well known preparations. I found several creams which are particularly adapted for our needs here. Ingram's Milk.weed cream. is very cleansing, loosening those tiny dried particles which the sun These are causes on fine ekios. very unsightly as they give the ekin an unwashed appearance, and are very hard to remove with soap and

Milk-weed water. scothee the new skin underneath and prevents it burcing again, so quickly.

cream

A charming afternoon frock of printed chiffon with an uneven lace hem-the large taffetas bow giver a smart finish which makes the dress more becoming with a hat,

MORE ONTD.J

MARRIED BOREDOM.

HOW ONE WOMAN FOUND A CURE

[BY MARY BETTERTON. } Lack of common interest be tween husband and wife is one of the most frequent causes of failure in marriage.

THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH.

TEA OR BURIAL!

WOMEN'S SMILES,

[BY A ROMAN DOCTOR.}

It has been said more than once lately that women are cultivating an unsmiling unemotional, "empty" expression.

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A good temper, and consequently a umiling face, depends very largely on physical as well as paychical factors, the physical often being responsible for the paychic condi- tion.

The old order, or perhaps dis order in changing in Komor's After a strenuous fortnight "the young people are settled down in their cleaned and brighted pre mises, with a place for everything and everything in its place." It all looks very attractive, but I was

A Matter Of Glands. So long as the children are young reminded of a happy week which I

Our bodies aro endowed with and everything they do is worth spent with my brother, as children, talking about, even the most incom rearranging and cataloging my rather mysterious secretions from father's librars. He, acedless to certain glands which materially patible of couples can get along.

the children have say was, like Mr. Romer, away affect the temperamental outlook, so that some women are by nature grown up, or if there have never Ris indignation on been any children, there often would have been amusing if it had

arrows" of everyday life, main two. The man has little but his think, will take other methods, and taining a more even balance of the begins to grow a gulf between the not been so heartfelt. Quinney. I less affected by the slings and

The with the aid of his satellite the

emotions and bodily functions. business or his profession.

True, they miss the peaks of ecstasy woman has her troubles with her smiling Kinkee, the old days will servants or her tradesmen. Each be soon restored little by little, and life may occasionally bring to the finds it difficult to take a genuine Posy's passion for spring cleaning more sensitive soul, but neither to them come "depths of misery or des interest in the other's daily rou- forgotten for another year i

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This happy faculty for good. temper can, to some extent, be cultivated by one's mode of life. at

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Mr. Komor, by the way, writes that he is sending back a number of blackwood boxes inlaid with mother of pearl, and quito large collection of broutes, mostly Buddhas. Before he returns he will go to Japan and send home some of that colourful modern crockery which enlivens in back shelves of the shop and always sells so quick ly.

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Those Dangerona Bilances. They talk less and less He is hurried at breakfast, tired dinner, and the week-ends are mostly golf or motoring. worst this lack of common interest leads to that dismal tragedy, the silent wife," or 'silent husband," where, according to the cases that come so frequently into court, a I noticed a cabinet newly arrang- married couple will go for weeksed with old ivory. and months, and even years, with-brownish tones of the pieces, mostly out exchanging a word.

small, looked particularly well in a "very simple blackwood cabinet. This brownish ivory is all very old and the tone is obatined by burying "the pieces for a number of years in the earth. The modern impatient Enst tries to get the same effect by dying the pieces in tea, but there is no imitating the curiously lovely warmth of the genuine old ivory.

The other day I came acroBS young wife who had seen this danger approaching and had trium phantly avoided, it

When Housekeeping Lost Its Glamour.

"In the first years of our mar ried life," he told me, "we never We jacked something to talk about. were both young lad and took de- light in hearing about each other's doings. But that' passed, as I think it must always pass. Houre keeping ceased to be a romantic ad- venture and my husband's business became a rather dusty and absorb- ing struggle...

After s week of practically Ailent dinners I took my resolve. I said to myself that since we had 10 "ground upon which we could meet, I would create it,

How Newspapers Solved The Problem.

"I had travelled more than once up in the train with him and found that he talked with animation to his friends about what was in the morning paper: I decided that I would read the newspapers re- gularly and thoroughly so that I could talk with him about the day's

news

"Almost immediately it was a success. I read practically the! whole paper-polítics, foreign news, law cases, criminal trials. At first it was an effort and I did it chiefly out of determination to give my scheme a fair triak But soon F was reading almost entirely for pleasure.

Tonic Effect Of Sharing A Joke.

Fshall never forget the quick glance he gave me when a day or two after I had begun I asked him if he had noticed an odd little police-court case. As it happened he had, and we both laughed to- gether over it, the first joke we had shared for some time.

"I did not tell him what I was doing, but very soon he found it out, and partly out of curiousity be would ask me if I had seen this or that, or what I thought of some great flight or some notable speech. The Dawn Of A New Comradeship.

"Then gradually it became a settled habit. I was scon able to help him. He was obviously pleas obed when he could turn to me when there were guests and ask some name or fact in recent Dews even came to be able to give him gardening hints through reading the gardening articles,

Bleaching Creams. Several Freckle creams are tainable, Stillmans and Othine which is double strength for very deep marke. Nyal Face cream con- tains peroxide a well-known bleach Lemon extract whose ing agent. action is more gentle than that of peroxide and certainly safer for ten- der skins, is included in several pro- tective creams which are especially intended to keep the skin white. Kranke Lemon cream has a very nice freeh perfume, Vallant's cheaper and I am told quite good,

Soothing Creams,

The makers of Euthymol tooth paste have two special soothing creams for chapped or roughened

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"It was the beginning of a new comradeship between us which shows no signs of weakening. Morning and evening newspapers have, now become daily necessities to me. The interest is not pretended. I bave found life is ever so much more interesting than I thought it was, and that has helped to make us both happy.--Daily Mail.

skins which are of particular value has to be paid to the arms. Warm after bathing, they contain much milk is good to dab on the arms, the same ingredients but one is and they should have daily applica non-greasy.

tions of good whitening, and often. Theatrical cold cream which is ing creams. Massage is a great put up a large tins is a very help in stimulating the circulation economical kind of soothing cream and preventing the arme having a though unscented. A tin kept in mettled appearance: This can be your matshed would save you from given by smoothing the arms from a good deal of discomfort and the finger tips to the shoulder with' Easily Prepared

discomforture on account of redden the opposite hand."

Another good type of massage is Scrambled eggs can be flavoured ed, burning neck or arms.

Exo is a special deodorant cream given by clasping the arm with fin with curry powder, allowing a tea spoonful of the powder to six eggs which is useful in hot weather.gers of the opposite hand and Cor totary move- and mixing it in well before cook In the morning the face should working the fingers up the arm ing. A quarter of a cupful of pulp be bathed with a cleansing lotion, with a twisting ed tomato can be used to six eggs, then a cleansing cream should be or any chopped cooked meat or applied and, if a motering or sea- A Scoich way of bathing expedition is anticipated, vegetables Poached egg on hot buttered verbling eggs is alry a sliced the skin should be protected, by a teast can be made more interesting onion in the pan before cooking nucial lotion that contains powder. This should be applied before using by the addition of various suce the eggs. poured over them just before they Delicious, If A Little Extravagant, ordinary face powder. It ration the skin and prevents discoloration are served. Tomato, cheese or

A delicious dish can be made by by aun or strong winds, and helps onion sauce can be used in this way. Mushroom sauce made with fresh lightly frying six large mushrooms. to prevent sunburn after the face mushrooms is delicious or a Turn them upside down and coret has been damped with sea water. thin spinach purée can be used with with pité de foie gras mixed with good effect. Or the eggs may be a little chopped trufile. Place the served on hot, moulded rice, and a mushrooms on rounds of buttered sauce favoured with curry powder toast and serve with a poached egg

OD escl poured over them."

addition to the summer menu. With Sauce Poured Over.

eggs

Tour Your Arms,

When short-sleeved or sleeveless frocks are worn, special attention (Continued on next Column).

ment Care Of The Eyes,.--

The eyes, too, need attention. A special oil painted on the hds, helps to keep the wrinkles at bay when the eyes are tired by

A simple and effective solution for an eye bath is that familiar and pouring 1 pint of boiling water on well-recommended one simade by teaspoonful of poracic acid. This should be left to stand for 24 hour before using, and then applied by

Aof cold or warm water;

an ere bath with equal quantities

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Frayed Temper From Under-eating. It is perfectly true that dict Eating plays an important part. too little undoubtedly leads to the frayed temper and irritable nerves. of undermined health. Too much, on the other hand, of such foods as meat, encouragça a choleric, domineering, explosive disposition. The diet must be simple and sul- Ecient.

The daily round should be care- fully planned so that duties and pleasures can be comfortably ar- ranged without the eternal rushing and striving which are so damaging! to a woman's looks and temper. Adequate sleep to "knit up the ravelled sleeve of cars" is essential, and further a woman really needs time and leisure to compese herself inwardly and outwardly.

Clothing That Is Right, The appearance one presents to the world strongly affects one's own spirits. It has often been said that

a new hat is a tonic to a woman, and certainly suitability of dress to any occasion produe an instant reaction of good temper in the weares. Suitably includes a variety of details, not least that of warmth. (Continued at foot of next column.)

Baby's Growth THE best indication of

I proper development is a right increase in weight coupled with increase in muscular strength.

At five months. Baby should be able to hold his head erect. Atseven months he will be abla to sit up a while. When ten "months be crawls, pulls himself

up or stands by a chair.

Do not encourags a oblid to walk before he does so of his own asend.

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If the clothing is insufficiently warm, as too often where suitability" is sacrificed to smartness, the result is a pinched instead of a smiling face

The correct regulation of diet, aleep, and clothing, which one is accustomed to regard as such prosaic matters of hygiene, help to produce not only good health, but good humour, and the added beau- ties of a quiet mind and happy face.

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