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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1923.

WOMEN'S INTERESTS

VIYELLA

A LATE

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The ideal flannel for Summer. Sults Is a safeguard against colds as with excessive perspiration it never strikes chilly. Excellent for Sports wear. Is economical as with repeated was- bing it does not shrink and wears well.

We confidently recommend "Viyella." and guarantee to replace any shrun- ken garment.

New Stocks in Cream and Grey, Made to individual,moasure by

Mackintosh & Co., Ltd.,

Men's Wear Specialists, Alexandra Building. Des Voeux Road.

CONSIGNMENT

OF

DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES

JUST ARRIVED

WILL BE SACRIFICED AT EXCEEDINGLY

PRICES TO MAKE ROOM FOR..

OTHER GOODS

LOW

MADELEINE PEARSON

ICE HOUSE STREET.

Next Door to Cafe Wiseman

HONGKONG HARDWARE CO.

"TAI UEE CHAN*

ISTD. 1884

METAL GOODS. AND

Tal. Na 0. 1913.

BABY

HAPPY:

HARDWARE.

119 Jervois Strool.

MAKES

AHAPPY

MOTHER

Expectant and Nursing Mothers

find in Glaxo a most valuable aid, for, taken regularly two or three times a day by the mother herself (both before and after the birth of her baby), Glaxo not only maintains the Mother' own strength without taxing her digestion, but also enriches and increases the Row of breast milk. This is because milk makes milk, and Glazo is the nourishing solida of the finest cow's milk, suitably modified and made germ-fres and comfortably digestible by the Class Process.

Should the breast milk fail from any cause, or not nourish Baby satisfactorily, Glazo can be given to Baby in turn with the breast or, as the sole food from birth, for it contains everything to nourish Baby and nothing to cause him harm.

Glazos

is in continuous use by. Over 1,200 Infant Welfare....

Centres in Great Britain

Glaxo caibo obtained at all Ohemists and high. class Dealers. SULE AGENT8 in South China, W... LOXLEY &.00. Hongkong, Prapriciola Jorral. Nathan & Co. Ltd, Londus and Kew Zealand,

IN OFFERING CON. GRATULATIONS

Remember that human nature is so constituted that it wants sympathy in its joys as 'well as ip its korrows,

Therefore congratulations ere not, or should not bo, mere empty forme. They are, expressions of a real "going out of the spirit" towards one's happy friend..

Very important in the little ceremony of congratulation is its promptness. It is pleasant, too, o bear afterwards, "You were the first to congratulate me.”

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Don't us the word "luck. when a professional or business success has crowned years of hard work or when genius has been recognised at last.

Don't allude to an engagement as being in itself tremendously fortunate event. Congratulato the engaged on having found each other. This is more graceful.

Distinguish between happiness, success, and luck. They are all good, but they call for a slightly different wording in your con gratulatione.

NEW PETTICOATS,

A new and charming way of trimming petticoate made of light or dark crepe de China or thin Milaneso woven fabric is to bind them with a satin bom of another Pictured abong, is a paper bathing suit, paper ancha, paper am-colour, the same shade of satin brella and paper Howers. They even went into the water, and didn't | being used to make appliquen of melt away.

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FASHIONABLE. FANCIES.

THIS WEEK'S RECIPE.

Chocolate Cream Ice.

White taffeta gowns, of ra ber bouffant design, that have their skirts and their long pointed Required: pint of custard, panel bodices worked in coloured pint of cream, 3 oz. of chocolate, crewel yarne, are the latest 2 tablo-spoonful of milk, sugar, the Grate 8立じみ。 sensation in ballroom dressce for vanila young girls' wear.

chocolate and melt it over the fire Chinese embroidery, also work- in the milk, straio it into the ed in fine crewel wool, dyed in the custard, and when cold stir in richest Oriental colours, and used the cream, whipped. Sweeten to on dresses of almond green crepe, taste, and favour with vanilla; the hems of which deepen into put into the freezing pot and bottle green, are amongst the freeze as directed above, most exclusive end beautiful. fashions that have reached Lon. don.

Dresses of ailver grey crepe de Chine, inset with steel-amiroider. ed motifs of silver lace, draped over figured lame gowns of silver, are beginning to be worn by many matrons in preference to those of: black.

Heavy gold lace, worked with mock emeralds and diamante, is being used for over draperies for some of the newest and becoming evening frocks, White satin gowns, that have no. other trim- ming save chains of cut crystal or diamante, arranged in fivo or six stands around the low back de colletage, and ending in shoulder straps to match, introduce yet another uncommon, but inos! bcoming, mode.

NOVEL HAIR COMBS.

Following the fad for low hair- dressing that shows a simple coil or roll, stretching across the back) of the head from ear to ear, come: new novelties in the shape off hair combs and pronge

COTTON LINGERIE.

No longer are Spanish combe The voiles for lingerie are" of and loop pins worn. In place of solid colours-butter yellow, almond the former are long, slightly semi- Teen, bittersweet (which is deep circular combe, somewhat like orange) as well as the pastel shudes. thoso worn by schools-girls to It is interesting to note that under- keep their bair off their forehand, garments' ure being larisky trimmed but decorated with a pretty key with lace. pattern or balustrade design. carried out in marcasite, zhine. stories, or jet.

YELLOW PIANO KEYS.

Sometimes these combs have narrow but beautifully carved tortoiseshell tops, with lace-like pattern outlined in brillianta or Cover keys which bave becomó coloured gems. Those are worn yellow with a paste made of lemon right across the top of the roll at juice and whiting. Leave this on the back of the head, and form a for about one hour, then, wash most effective finish. Amongst off with, a cloth damped with the new designe, one sses such warm water. Polish with a little comba decorated, with wide.mer-salad oil, which must be rabbed cury wings that lle flatly acroes until it all disappears and leaves the top of the low hair-dressing, the keys quite clean to the touch.

long stommed flowers that trim them in panel fashion from the hom to the knee.

Princess petticoat slips, tashioned of crope de Chine, with long-waisted bodices worked in broderie anglais, and trimmed round the tops withtwo tiers of narrow kilted net, under which is hidden tight-fitting elastic that ces away with the need for shoulder straps, are. other novelties for wear under evening

dresses.

TWO PERFUME TIPS.

Many scents and toilet waters leave a very disfiguring stain on light materials, and should never be sprayed directly on to any material. If a sachet is not strong enough to scent a garment, a small piece of cotton wool mey ba saturated with perfume and sown to the garment until the scent has evaporated.

If battles of perfume are left in a strong light, artificial or otherwise, there will often be such a decided. chemical change. that the scent is ruined. This is especially

the..

CREO violet perfumes,

LACE SASHES.

with

Little anabes made of narrow scarves of lace, wither in black or white, or the new dyed shades, are the latest form of trimmnig both for day and evening gowns. Far more ethereal and dainty in effect than 'ribbon, these show large or small bows-which ac- cording to the latest mödo are often tied in the waist instead of on the hip.

Lace bows of the same light-looking variotý arb likewise beginning to ap pear on millinery. Thofo of the dyed variety look charming on the pretty crinoline hats worn this

*SELSON.

Gold filigree hat broo chen with quaint filigree earrings made to represent a flying bird or a ting ship in full sail, which swings at the end of an almost invisible diamond and gold chin, are finding a ready sale in Paris.

CRYSTAL LIGHTS FOR THE¦ EXPENSIVE HANDBAGS.

DRESSING TABLE.

After

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The craze for onyx bas spread to handbage, and one of the now- oraze for brightly cst of these in of black satin with coloured dressing table ward we ball of onyx at the base, which are turning appreciative "eyon

unscrews to disclose powder-puff towards the crystal, which can and lip stick! This bag is quite

chased silver.

never be wrong. The lack of colour in crystal, together with round and flat in shape, and bas its charming capacity for reflect elaborate hinges and clasp in ing, and thus emphasising any colour we care to introduce into our sobore, make it Very attractive.

are

Crystal powder bowls. delightful, and suggest the ideal of cleanliness; crystal candle- sticks are beautiful and easy to wash. There is a pretty fað in fashion at present for having on the dressing table ah illuminated globe to match the chins or glass ware in use. Hero again crystal serves the purpose well, and, incidentally, the globe with the electric bulb inside is actually an illuminator.

IN THE SHOPS.

Beach or bath wraps in gaily striped towelling set into plain yokes.

Wide brimmed tulle hats with" flower-covered crowns."

Paisley patterned over-blouëss which tie on one hip with a huge sash.

Little coatses for the matron, made so that olderly lines are not betrayed.

BLACK & WHITE SATIN SHOES.

more

Black satin shoes, with heels and strappings of black suede, are popular for wear with day- time toilettes, while a fanci- ful now evening slipper made of black satin with cut-out side pauele, out lined with tiny steel bands, is a novelty from Paris.

White

salin evening shoes, trimmed across the front with a jewelled atrap that looks as if it were part of a beautifully set emerald, or sapphire bracs.. let, are other extravag ances for ball or reception wear,

JAVANESE PRINTS.

First it uns paisley and Persian, then it was Egyptian and 'now it's Javanese.

ANIMAL DESIGNS ON NEW FROCKS.

Dresses are being decorated with quaint animals cut out of crepe de Chine, and appliqued in the form of a trimming on to straight chemise dresses made of cotton crepe and woollen fabrics. Lions, tigers, and elephants of small proportions, which meander over the fronts and hems of skirts, the centre of the bodies or the cuffs of the wide. bell-shaped sleeves, are as decorative as they are unusual.

Parisiennes for the moment have gone mad over the new idez, and the new animal decorated dresses are being sold "as fast as they are produced..

RIBBONED FROCKS,

Not since the Victorian era hace ribbons had such a popularity as they are having now. They are sedu everywhere on all kinds of frocks.

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