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WOMEN'S ··

WORLD

TO-DAY'S RECIPE.

Eggs and Rice.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY MARCH 5 1912

BRAIN FAG.. Ingredion Three ounces of The Simplest and Most Effective bultor, aix eggs, four ounces of

Remedy. cheese.

Method.-Put the butter into donand most symprthy and ro-

Of the [flems of interest to women

conditions which notices of forthcoming and notes pan, and, when hot, break in coive least, there are few AB on recent social events, and kin-the eggs care, illy and fry a gold-depressing to the sufferer as brain drel paragraphs will ha cordially on brown colour onch sido. Invo fag. The rer son is not far to welcomed. The co-operation of the rice boiled in salted water, seels. our daily renders is used in order dra'n it, a return it to the weariness, of depression, of utter to make this feature at once e-sancapan a the butter and the inability to do the day's work or pecially interesting and useful.] choose, and muko very ho. Pinco to take an active interest in any-

SPRING FASHIONS.

Fine sergo, always a favourito. ja mutorial, is used in the minke-up of the advanco models in spring costumes. The styles, so far, uro mostly sovero, a touch of braid, a now way of stranging the collar, or a new calou: oto giving individuality to each costumo. Some of the costumes have conis made to fit the figure closely, showing the waist slightly raised,

induces a sense of

Notices

Hotels.

WM. POWELL, KING EDWARD HONGKONG HOTEL

Notices

LIMITED.

HOTEL.

FIRIT ÜLA 2ND Ur-re-batE,

Hong! ong, 20th April, 1911.

J. H. TAGGART,

Moongar. (25

GENT'S OUTFITTERS

TELEPHONE 34.

Under Entiro'y Now Management,

GRAND HOTEL,

Telephone 197.

the eggs in the contre of the dish thing. Its immediato conso-NOW SHOWING Thoroughly Renovated, MANAGEMENT & CUISINE UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENI

and the rice round.

A DISTINGUISHED

AMERICAN.

Joseph H. Choate.

Mr. Josoph H. Choate re ently celebrated, his eightieth birthday

quences are morbidness, irritabi

lity and moodiness which are peculiarly disconcerting to tho

sufferer's frionde, who, as a rulo,

“GLYN'S”

are unable to appreciate the WELL KNOWS HATS gravity of his couilition and put

all sorts of wrong constructions

on his behaviour.

(Hand Made)

IN

SOFT FELTS

The cause of brain fag is duo NEW SHADES to the using up too rapidly of the Froni 1899 to 1905 Mr. Choate phosphorus silts, which are of was the United States Ambas-supremno importance in nourishing and clearly outlining to bust,sador to the Court of St. James, to brain and nervous systent. while others are semi-fitting.

a diplomatic post, in which he To cure this condition, the, The new skirts are much the wou signal distinction alike for amount of phosphorus must be sime as the stylos we are now wisdom in strengthening the completely restored. The ordinNEW BOWLERS vouring, but they have less bonis of friendship hot woon they salts of phosphorus which trimming,

a

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Prices-Moderate

William Powell, Limited

**IMMEDIATE."

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jongkong Telegm " Hongkong. 4th March, 1912, 1218 WANTED—A TYPIST. Good Re-

Excellent Culsinė.

02).

H. HAYNES, Manager.

Hugkong, 16th Jna,, 1912.

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THE TAIWAN RAILWAY HOTEL.

TAIPEH, FORMOSA

Taiwan Railway Dept.

EXCELLENT CUISINE

GOOD SERVICE. RATES

AND

GAYEN AND Ur,

Uniformed hato. porter gets all ming and stormers. Luggago - mangod for without say trouble to guests,

Honkong, 1st Fob., 1912, 182

HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN.

PLUNKET'S

The Peak,

GAP

two great English-speaking na-ero always used havé, now been NEW STRAWS, ETC. Under the Direct Msangemont of the Lions and for the felicity with proved to be quite inefficient for A noticeable fexture insome of which to represented American the purpose. What is needed the coats is the absence of collars.entiments at gatherings which

phosphorus preparation The mutorial is brought up to the dose much to bring about a bot- the organic form" and base of the neck, whore it endster mutual understanding.

in chemical combination," as with a piping of contrasting co- lour or a few rows of machine legal attainments and wishing to

In recognition of his splendid doctors call it. Of all the salts of phosphorus the best stitching. Below this one of the show him rospect, Lo was mado are those known as the glycero-orghots. Sist Jan, 1912 front parts of the coat is folded bencher of the Inner Templo.

phosphates, for it is in that coin- back in form a single rever, and A New York paper remarks: bination phosphores is found in WANTED-EUROPEAN (5 a' the fastening runs down towardsThere will bo no lack of per-The best substance with which

the nervous Lins90s and the brain. with children an voynge to Englad the side,metimes with a closely-sonal greetings to Mr. Choate on

in exchange for free passage Apply set row of buttons and real bathis eightieth birthday. No man can be "chemically combined" tonholes, and in other case with is happier than ho in troops of is with the body-building part of braided tabs and braided buttons loving Liends. But public re-pure cow's milk. These two anh. to correspond.

cognition of the day is also morit-stances find their idoa! combing Another at fashion for the, not only on account of what tion in Sanatogon, which is uni

ferences, spring is to have a collar of silk Mr. Chonte has been and dono, versally acknowledged through- Applying Salary required to stitched down to the cat, one end but because of the place which out the world to be the greatest XXX. of the collar being left to run ho continues to fill. "Por nothing revitalising nd réconstituent,

Hongkong Telegraph." down the front, thas forming a has been finer in his career than preparation known to Saionce Hongkong, 10th Feb, 1912” royer. This fashion is very smart, his persistence in activity for and, as a writer in the "Medical and a pretty finish may be given good causes, at a time of life Press and Circular" states: "It to thesilk edges by button-stitch-whoon most men cease to look out- has strengthened the physician's ing them down in wool.

ward, Advancing years have hand a rodfok!," seemed but to widen his sym It is much too early for the pathies, and to dispose him to ordinary individual to think of give his name and voice to varied summer fashions, laut the man-forms of late sorvice. His facturers are producing summer valiant and tolling labours for fabrics, and the dress designers the ponce movement would alono ara preparing the now styles, entitlo him to public thanks. The Many of the fascinating models wish will bo universal that his which have been prepared in sorene and beneficont mons Paris, for the Rivibra will make inay long bo with ̧ns, their appearance later on in das

For the Summer.

time when sunny days arrivo.

I further discussing Saun- tegen that paper writes: "The explanation of the good results it produces is simple enough. Sana- togen supplies the much needed nutrition to the brain cells. As

oxercise huid'

consequence, the patient sleeps, his energy of mind and body is grodially resnalang keturint to his natural occupations and

but amusemonts. Last,

pot his brai being in

Some of the most beautiful of FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS. last,,

those dresses are in dull white inaterials with touches of colour in volét, such as moss-green, vieux-blue, or roso, buttormuji. yellow, or cerise, a dull effect is obtained by putting a double

A CHANCE FOR EVERY

AMATEUR.

a healthy condition, he loses his depression of spirits."

·

Those words must convince overy sufferer from brain fog that.

io Santogen he lets a moans of saving himself from further suf-

The proprietor of the "longfering, and of so nourishing his veiling of fino muslin over the keng Telograph "has decided to nervous system that he need waito satin foundation, and the contine

during Moreh h's

nover again suffer from this com- touch of colour is introduced at offer if two prizos for the best plint, rock, wrists, waistbelt and het.hotographs submitted to the Sanalogon can be obtained at

In one gown designed by editor by amateur photograpliers, all chemista, well-known Parisian house for luring the month,

PROVIDENT Riviera, the foundation was of

OBINA It a boon decidol to widen THE

LOAN AND MORTJAGE- chalk-white crope, and over this the son o of the competition. To fell a series of tunics in chiffon, restrict it largely to activo life in

On.. LD ono longer than the other, and the Colony excludes many uma- (Capital Paid or...$1,250,000.) ouch finished with scalloped tours who are not yet experien Loans on Mortgage of 1cm Property,

Down the back of the ced in this class of work. As the onges. skirt there was a drapery of fine whole purpose of the competition net, looped here and there with is to stimulate interest in photo | little knots of black ribbon vel-graphy, in Hongkong it has been vot, and a band of the velvet felt better to remove all restric centred the Elizabethan ruffles off ion and to lace at the throat,

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du received on Stor.co. Adrace male on Men baldine

ora mede on.t'e Provident System. Rate, and Parti chars on application). THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE, FXECUTOR OF W.LI 3, ATTORNEY, &c.,

Unde taken nd Excel.

SHEWAN, TOMRS & Co.

Ganami Mercets.

Give Everyone a Chance. The fiehn is to continuo its Pictures of active life, then,.. vogue into the summor. This pictures of still life, pictures little accessory of dress is too ocent or pictures taken months dainty to be lightly thrown.aside, gn, pictures of lifesor scenes in kong. 19th Mamh 1968, and wonien are getting rondy to longkong or pictures taken in wear fichus of muslin, lace, or lace-trimmed not with their seat Home-any picture, general or uny part of China, pictures taken mor rabes, Nothing daintier local. may be sent along if it could be imagined than a white possesses intcroat at all. With gown with a fichu of pure white the competition of 63 mousseline de sie eiged with prehensive a character there is a Valenciennes.

chance for any amatour photo- grapher in Hongkong to win one There is an onliro change in of the prizes. The rules of com- the evening dress sle tvo. Instead potition appeared in the issue of

The New Sleeve,

Photographic Competition

of the short sleeve made smooth- | March 1.. fitting and out in one with the bodico, the sleeve is now compos ad of awing drapory of the filmiost tulle or niñon, which falls over the arm to the elbow with pointed enda hemstitched in silk or edged with a little row of pearls. This drapery is part of the bodice, and when arranged effect is most properly the artistio.

Some dresses for the evening have a wide single rover fulling buck from the corsage to tho waist, similar rovers falling over e ob arm instead of alooves Tho revors are quite plain save for homst tohed' edging, tho or«!

Ina mentation being on the under

part of the bodice,

I

Coupon.

March 5, 1912.

com-

ngr 3 to enter tho photographic competition on the express understand- ing that the editor's de- cision shall be final, and that he may, at his disore- tion, uso the print sont herowith either in the "Hongkong Telegraph" or the Weekly Telegraph."

Namo............ Address............

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£23

His

near the Tram Termians..

Tel 56. For Temas, apply to t 01511271 UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG OPENING CEREMONY.

THE UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS will be opened on

MANAGER

Monday, March 11th, 1912, at 2.30 p.m. by Excellency Sir Frederick J. D. Lugard, G.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O., Governor of Hongkong and Chancellor of the University.. To be followed by a

UNIVERSITY BAZAAR.

(as albow Audisutjanswaard?

THE

GENERAL ELECTRIC

CE

F. REIOBMANN, Proprietor.

ASTOR HOUSE

(LATE CONNAUGHT HOJE%)

QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG.

ESTRALLY altustel, up-to-date Hotel, csently renovatel, and under entirely 'New Management. Large and Comfortable Rooms, Excellent Quisine under the, sapertion of a Experience1 FRENCH CHEF, and opa'ate Tables, Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light throughout. Telas moderate, First Olaus accommodation for Families and Tomiste,

For particular aud rates apply to

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Telephone, 170

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AT

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Tolophons No. 007.

SESSIONS 10 A.M. to 12 Noon.

2 PM. to P.M.

Admission 25 cents.

5 P.M. to 8 PM.

P.M. to 11 P.M.

Admission 50 cents.

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String Band will play at the alove Hotel overy Salay commending from

4 pm. to 10 p.m..

Bunglong, 4th March, 1912.

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BONGKONG HOTEL.

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M.

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F.

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50-ton Hydraulic TESTING MACHINE for Chains, Wire Ropes, .Rivate

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