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150 HATS at $5.

MAKE YOUR

CHOICE

TO-DAY

AT

THE DOLLY VARDON HAT SHOP

PAMELA

There is One Sale

which no

woman will

willingly miss

THE WINTER SALE

13,

Chez

PAMELA

of

Queen's Road Central.

FELIX HAT SHOP

7," ICE

HOUSE STREET.

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1930.

WOMAN'S

THE JANUARY SALES.

SOME BARGAINS IN HONG KONG SHOPS.

There are all sorts of delight- jul woalies at Whiteaway, Laid.

tawa.

CHEZ PAMELA.

Woman

Pamela's sale always attracts the who appreciates good clothes and is even more tempting than usual this year on account of the very large stock of lovely things which Madame Flint recently brought from Paris. There are some beautifully cut coats with the new flared line which are reduced by 25 per cent. Hats and bags are half price while frocks are marked down from 15 per cent. to 50 per cent. of their original price..

To those of you who know Pamela's I need say no more than that this sale offers a splendid chance to get delightful garments at unusually advantageous prices.

ROUND A BIG STORE.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw's at sales time is always tempting and never more so than at present. Women, I suppose, are divided into two classes when it comes to a question of sales shopping. There are those who spend a fevered week trying to secure smart frocks, shoes, etc., at bargain prices and often failing to get what they want through lack of system, and those who make at careful plan of campaign and take the best advantage of the chance which the sales offer to get neces- sities as well as luxurics at a low price. The latter. sort of woman will not neglect Whiteaway, Laid- law'.

It is a good plan to divide up your days to spend one in search of things for yourself, another in buying for your husband, or the

Lane, Crawford's have "some great bargaine in ladies shoes.

MY DOG AND YOURS.

"The more I see of men, the more. I like dogs," wrote an eighteenth century cynic. Nearly all of us are disposed at times to agree with him, and a cordial welcome is assur- ed to Mr. Walker's verses, which arc sometimes jolly, sometimes wistful, and equally understand- ing "

whether addressed from Dog to Man" or from "Man to Dog." The choice of books for pre- scots is often extremely difficult, especially when the recipient's tastes are not well known, but here is a volume as to which there can be no manner of doubt whatever. G. L. Stampa's many charming drawings in tints add greatly to the I value and interests of this little volume. My Dog and Yours" by Joe Walker, which you can get st the Book Shop and Bible Depot. The delightful little poem "A sad· dog" is one of those in a lighter

vein.

PAGE.

Take the bull by the bottle

(BOVRIL

WHITEAWAYS

LIBERTY BODICES

FOR

FREEDOM, HEALTH & HAPPINESS.

HATS

and

GOWNS

SMART, INEXPENSIVE & ATTRACTIVE

Inspection Cordially Invited.

THE PIONEER SILK STORE

CHINA BUILDING & PENINSULA HOTEL.

BRIDGE COATS.

de Chine and Canton crepe, in crepe useful and decorative.

NEW :-SHANGHAI, EMBROIDERED

UNDERWEAR, PAJAMAS, KAYSER SILK STOCKINGS.

The silver ware department of Lane, Crayford's offers a chance- to get delightful things at bar- gain prices."

To the rest of you I can only say one thing-take advantage of this opportunity to make the acquaint ance of a very attractive shop and secure some clothes of the type for which every woman with taste yearns, at prices which everyone can afford,

In the Ladies' Salon

STOCK-TAKING

SALE

Curtain materials are very cheap now in Whiteaway, Laid law'

The well-dressed woman will not miss the opportunity offered by this sale.

All goods are very materially reduced and there are some wonder- ful bargains.

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

LADIES' SALON (MEZZANINE FLOOR).

TEL. C. 4567.

HOLLY MACAROONS.

Holly macaroons made with red sugar look very Christmassy.

To make the red sugar, place so veral spoonfuls sugar in a cup, moisten with cochineal, and stir until it is the desired shade. Re peat until the required amount of sugar is obtained. If only a few spoonfuls of sugar are coloured at one time, the colour is more even. The macaroons require three egg- white beaten stiff, three-quarters cup red sugar, one-half pound shreadded coconut, and a pinch of salt. Mix and drop from a teas on buttered baking pan. poon Place a quarter of a candied cherry

There are at 150 lovely hata in the Dolly Vardoń Hot Shup all reduced to 83.

children, and a third buying for the hoc. You probably know what yeu hope to get for yourself, but it is much wiser to make a list of what you need for the house and the children.

At Whiteaway's, if you are aware, you will look at the special bar- gains in blankets and eiderdowns, at house and bed linen, which is remarkably cheap, and at cretonnes and furnishing materials which may now be secured very advan tageously. You will get some dusters, and any kitchen pots and pans or crockery which is needed, or will be needed in the near future.

Then haberdashery, wools, elasties ribbons, needles, buttons, all the hundred and one small things which are always needed. For the child- ren there are great bargains in knitted garments, shoes underwear, and delightful little slothcoats. Á big collection of hats, for yourself, and ladies shoes also offers chances of securing sound bargains. While for your husband there are any number of things you may safely buy at a considerable saving, and many more which you should per- suade him to get for himself.

arc

Some exquisite undies offered at bargain prices at Lane, Crawford's in the Ladies' Salon.

The men folk will find great bar gains at Lane, Crowford's, Powell's and Whiteaway's.

A SAD DOG...

Don't like postmen with their

bags,

Don't like trampa in emelly raga, Don't like, cats who swarm up

trees,

Don't like soap (but don't like

flens),

Don't like next-door Mrs. Jones, Don't like pals who steal my

bones,

Don't like draughts and don't like

cold,

The Children's Department of Lane, Crawford's will appeal to mothers.

Don't like doing what I'm told, Don't like dustion's dirty faces, Don't like boys who make grim-

acts.

Don't like walking with the pram, Don't like doors that shut ker

blam!

Don't like gas fires when they

plan, Don't like Cook when "Where's

that chop t

Don't like Polly when she swears, Don't like being turned off chairs, Don't like wasps (their feet, are

hott,

Don't like quite sa awful lot Of things that make a fellow and Still, on the whole, life's not too

The Liberty Bodice fits like a glove, gives to every movement, prevents fatigue and gives correct sup port to the wearer in any position. The porous fabric of which they are made washes and wears splendidly. SIZES 2 to 13.

SALE

PRICES $1.75 to $2.95

LADIES' OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

THE BOOK SHOP & BIBLE DEPOT.

A COLLECTION of NEW BOOKS for Young and Old

HAS JUST ÅRRIVED, PLAY BOOKS, STUDY BOOKS. MOTHERS, BOOKS AND BABY'S BOOKS.

PIONEER NEWS.

Have you seen those delightful little bridge coats which the Pioneer Silk Store are now showing? They are cut rather like a cardigan," with a distinctly" tailored" look and two inset pockets. Made of a good quality crêpe de chine, or Cantoa crêpe and well lined with heavy

IN THE LADIES' SALON.

HALF A MINUTE TOO.

LATE.

There was a most delightful air of bustle about the Ladies' Salon the first of the stocktaking sale. of Lane, Crawford's on Monday- Everyone looked happy and pur-

jap silk, they are warm as well as chases were being secured as fast as decorative. You can get them in enstomers. There is no doubt that the assistants could serve the eager nearly all colours with a printed it is from the point of view of the design in black, white or two well woman who goes to buy a really chosen tones. We often think, after good anle. Everything is reduced the first joy in them, that Oriental and there are some very special goods are apt to be too colourful bargains as well. I was just hall a in this respect that these bridge I shall regret that balf minute for and over decorated, and it is just minute too late to secure a full length green leather coat for 815- coats are so pleasing. The decora tion is restrained and in excellent Sears Shoes and corsets offer some tante. Either as an extra slip da oddments in silk and Colarese excellent bargains, and there are coat, or in combination with underwear which are very cheap.in- matching silk skirt these coats will deed. A big stock of frocks for all prove useful and most attractive times of day are all materially Among other, new goods, are reduced as are conts, and millinery. triangular scarves of printed geor Woolies, which we need so much, gette and crêpe de chine, Shanghai just at present, are very cheap embroidered underwear, printed lovely three piece ensembles for crêpe de chine pyjama sets and a about $30 and 810 which were fresh shipment of Kayser stockinge.crīginia)

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