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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 1923.

WOMEN'S INTERESTS

New Shirts

For Spring & Summer wear.

Made

of a fine quality French Print in Shades of Blue, Grey and Mauve.

Each Shirt has 2 Collars to match -

$6.50

Plain White Zephyr with White Stripes.

$6.50

MACKINTOSH

& CO., LTD.

Men's Wear Specialists,

Alexandra Buildings.

Des Vauz Road.

SINCERE'S

SMART STYLES

SILK SHIRTS

From $600 to $13.00 each.

IN

LATEST NECKWEAR

$1.00 to $2.00 each.

TRAVELLERS!

Why not buy

2

C.P. GOLRZ'S- Camera Lere?

Prices-moderate.

Sole agents In China.

Tel. 3217.

PURE

Drugs

HALL, LAW & CO

10, Des Voeux Road, Central.

PRESCRIPTIONS

The coming season will see femininity wearing huts like these. At the upper left is shown an effective use of the bandanna drape. Upper right illustrates a becoming later arrangement, the centre is a smart piece of millinery with the popularbod trimming. At the lower left is silk hat with leather applique designs.

SPRING MILLINERY,

aro

The new spring bats →→→→ characterized by their indiaite

variety..

when the doctor prescribes)

he expects the druggist of the prescription with pure drugs. The quality of

our Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Goods ist

not surpassed. Have the doctor's prescription filed here and the result will be satisfactory

THE PHARMACY

The Hed Bidg Opposite Ice House BL.

E. HING & CO.

BRIPBUILDING MATERIALS, SHIPUHANDLERS AND "

HARDWARE MERCHANTS.

25, WING WOO ST.

'PHONE CENTRAL NO. 1110. CENTRAL

YEE SANG FAT CO.

SMART

WHITE SHOES

For

Ladies,

Gents

and

Children

Most

to

Date

Style

Keds

YEE SANG FAT CO.

To exploit any one 'shape or style above ancther is impossible, since big, little and medium-sized bats are all represented in the fashion pageant.

Their predominant trait is, their simplicity-that is, áim- plicity of line.

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This evidently is to be a flower season: Many small cloche shapes have the brim composed of small flowers, while others decorate the crown profusely with petals and join it to a wide brim of silk

OT STEW.

THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

Mixed Grill.

To prepare a mixed grill for one person you will require:

One thick, lamb shop, one lamb kidney, ona sausage, ona tomato, one mushroom cap, and butter, salt, pepper and Worcestershire

sauce.

Prepare the chop for broiling. Bask the kidney in cold water, than cover with boiling water for one minute; remove akin, split and asute in bytter for five min- ates; add Worcestershire sauce,

Cook the sausage: fry the tomato, cut in balves, in batter until soft saute the mushroom cap (this may be omitted).

Broil chop, place on the fried tomato, which previously has been put on a hot plate. On one side of the chop place the kidney. and on the other side the sausage. Place the mushroom, if included, on top of the chapit

To a little melted butter add lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce, pour over all, and serve at

once.

| IMAGINATION AND YOUR

HEALTH..

WHAT WOULD A PARTNER DU?

Soma wives make a dreadful mistake in taking too much care of their bushands. Few things irritate the normal, healthy man mare. Till his marriage your husband was wont to look after himself, with, perhaps, a little veiled supervision from a mother or a sister. But they knew it was поге than their place was worth" to be officiona

You, in the plenitude of your affection, especially if you never had brothers of your own to speak to you in clear and reson- ant tones, are so anxious for his welfare that you are inclined to hover raund him like a gadfly. The poor man may not sneeze without your furtive appearance with ammonisted quinine, and if he talks of going ont on a cold night, you want to dress him as If he were attacking the Arctic. it is & mistake. A loves freedom mora thed anything, and you had better let him catch a cold and narsa him through it than make him feel restive under your overdose of loving care.

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BIG BOWS.

Worn on the hip, the bow of a? coming sash will make almost any goin fashionable this spring..

There may be eren a bow on each

Think of yourself as a partner and not a purse, and you will make less mistakes. No business A little imagination goes a long partnership would last a week if way, and a headsober sense of either partner was conscious of a hip. lassitude, or an out of sorta feeling galling enpervision. When in It's seen most frequently is sufficient to persuade many doubt, ask yourself, “What would dresses with the waistline very low. women that they are delicate, & partner do?" and in auch a state of health that

TOO MANY “HANKIES.

extra care, special diet, with coN- | FITETHE siderable fuss and commiseration, are necessary to their well-being. It is not long before the self. deluded sufferer really makes bar- self chronically delicate through self-bypnotism, and the

over-

corseting with which she had undermined a possibly quite hardy constitution in which there was nothing really organically wrong.

Too many wraps, the sitting in warm rooms instead of gaining health by walks and sport in the open sir, and indulgence in lazy lassitude in preference Rosettes of silk or ribbon are a to being up and doing,, are youthful form of trimming enough to make the healthiest is the bandanna kerchief, tied women susceptible to whatever loosely about the crown, with illness is in the air. ends tucked under or flowing off at the side.

Most of the sinali hate one sees The favoured type of adorn-are bighly coloured. Almond and Nile green, Alice blue, orange meat for the moment is the big and the light shades of brown and

tan are exceedingly popular.

ribbon or lace bow that may be

placed directly in front, on either When the all-black bat is seen side, in the back or under the usually it is the large picture bria. These bows, however, con-type or a tailored affair, trimmed ceal a great deal of art in their with a small ribbon bow or with folds. The tieing of a smart bow feathers. Some of the most re- is not for the novice.

Many bats are of straw or silk in soft shapes, entirely covered with embroidery in silk or wool. Flowers of crocheted wool and off leather or silk are effectively appliqued on crowns and brims.

BLOUSES SHAPED ALIKE.

cênt Paris importations are ou

tirely untrimmed-their style and chic lying in their lines.

GARTER POCKETS,

Many indefatigable dancers in these days prefer not to be bothered with a bag, however amall. But my lady must carry those indispensable articles, her powder puff, mirror and lip saire, secreted somewhere about ber person, and among the varied; devices for the purpose the most favoured at the moment is the garter pocket.

A tiny silken purse, discreetly |hidden; beneath a posy, ribbon rose, or ostrich feather tips, is attached to one dainty garter, and its fashioning should prosent no difficulties to the clever finger- ed girl...

A little envelope-shaped pocket of silk or satin is the easiest to make, closing "with" a

clip

| fastener, and having the conceal- ing rosette or flower sewn, on to the flap. The wes square mirror it is to contain should be backed with the same material, and fram- ed in rosebud trimming or ruched bebe ribbon, while the scrap of swandidown which shares its nest may be finished with a clus ter of buds or a tiny bow, A short, fat, lip stick, like a minia tura pencil case, is just the thing to complate the toilet equip- ment. Care must be taken that Suits decide Mouse lines, so this the little pocket is neither too spring all blouses are about alike.large, nor, with its contents and They're gathered on a wide belt, camouflaging ornamentation, BO fitting closely over the hips, and bulky that it becomes discernible sleeves are very short, or, if long, se n'shapeless lamp under a frock very tight, to let a suit coat slip over of thin material. The charm of this novel conceit is last if it in them easily.

Nearly all suit blouses, are of not kept as fat and dainty as printed or brocaded slik.

possible,

mind and

and

Freeh air, physical exercise, sud plenty to think about other than her imaginary ailments, are the antidotes for this lethargy of

body. Golf conatry walks, deep breathing. and some vigorous exerci853 when she rises in the morning, will make a new woman of her.

BAGS AND BANDEAUX TO MATCH.

The new coiffure orna- ments whether they be made of jewels, fancy stones, flowers, feathers, or aigrettes are sold en suite with a vanity bag or a beautiful fan to match.. Although one hears a great deal about bandeaux having had their day, these continue to be word; while for ceremonial co- casions modified tiaras tbat take the form of beautiful diadems made of gold filigree, or of picked brilliants set, in platinum, have again come into fashion.

Floral bandeaux are equally popular for debut- antes' wear. Some of the prettiest of these are made of closely massed blos- воте, such $5 small primulas, insy blossom, or a medley of tiny bright coloured flowers. The prettiest and, newest of auch disdem generally rise to a peak in front, after the Russian tiara effect, while, some of the exaggerated BIE with little chin straps of bloss015.

more fitted

Pretty little vanity bags, the bases of which are carried out in silk or vel. wet to match the dress with which they are worn, have the top half encrust ed with the same flowers, that make the bandeaux. With the new high bead- dressings, sigrettes and Paradise plumage are returning to fashion.

A lady who was pres- ented with a larger num ber of handkerchiefs than. she knew what to do with, devised a pretty scheme for utilising them and at the same time replenishing her store of table centres.

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Four "hankies," with a charming design embroi dered in each corner, were joined together in a square with filet Iscs, the embroi- dered corners forming the four points of the cloth. Broad filet lace edged them all round, and thna—* fashioned a really useful possession.

Two more, placed side by side, were joined and edged with lace, * and then folded in balf, so that an oblong 0850 -W&5 formed, tying together" with pale mauve ribbon. Here again two embroi- dored commers formed the two ends of the case, which held white gloves and a small sachet.

JØTTINGS.

Gowns of heary white crepe are heavily embroidered in red,' black and yellow and caught up in the front of the skirt with elaborate drapery.

The wrist watch takes a back seat these days. Now ■ hand- kerchief of gay chiffon or printed silk or linen tied about the wrist- gets all the attention.

Figured georgette crepes ip large floral designs are shown this season trimmed with ting ruffles of silk or velvet, or "of black lace.

Brocaded slippers in delicate, colours are trimmed with large rosettes or pompons of lace or ribbon. Rhizestone studded heels are shown on plain entio modele. :

Small amber beads are the only trimming used on an elaborately. draped gown of amber coloured crepe de chine. The irregulār berline is outlined with the Leads, and they occur at intervals of about every inch over the entire surface of the frock,

PATTERNS CENTURIES OLD.

Baptiuni Persian, Cashmere, Bokhara and Paisl being displayed. Some are subtle harmonies in two or three subjerg. shades; some are riots of colour unsubdued,