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THIN HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST – 22 1923.

Your Tie mall, but

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vory{noticeable part of your dress.

We have a large range of English silk lies in tovol de- signs and spot-effects, also

stripes and checks in various colours and black and white.

Call and look at them at

MACKINTOSH & CO., LTD.

„MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS

Alexandra Building Des Voeur Road

WOMEN'S INTERESTS

TRIMMING NOT WANTED.

A LATE CONSIGNMENT

OF

DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES

JUST ARRIVED.

FOR

WILL BE SACRIFICED AT EXCEEDINGLY. LOW, PRICES TO MAKE ROOM

OTHER GOODS.

MADELEINE PEARSON

ICE HOUSE STREET.

Next Door to Cafe Wiseman

HONGKONG HARDWARE 00.

"TAI LEE CHAN

1STD. 1884

AND

METAL GOODS

Tal. To. 0. 11.

HARDWARE.

THE

REAL

TILE

· MILK · WITH.

119 Jervois Biroef.

ENGLISH

SH FLAVOUR

Your Breakfast Coffee will be a real joy~if.

you prepare half-and-half with hot, rich Glaxo -the milk with the real English flavour.

Glaze u the rich milk of British-bred dairy cows from which the water has been removed by the Glaxo Process, This process presents the nourishing solids of the milk in the form of a dry powder, which, packed in a parchment bag inside an airtight sealed in, comes to you across the "seas with all its freshness and flavour unimpaired.

All

you have to do is to add boiling water only (a half- pint, to three desserispoonfuls of Glaxo), Mix as much as you require when you require, it-the rest will keep for a considerable period, if the tin be kept tightly closed and ia a cool place,

Make your Breakfast Coffee with

glazos

the milk with the real English flavour

Olaro can be obtained at all Chemists and high- class Dealers. 8ULE AGENTS in South Obins, Đôi khi BOXERS & CO. Hongkong

Proprietors Joseph Nellis & Co. Ltd, Londe and" New Zealand,

This smart miss is carrying the.. latest thing in smart handbagsa rench doll gowned in chantilly ace and black taffeta. Within the

voluminous skirt is ample accom modation for power pull, lipstick, kerchief and a little change as well,

ATTRACTIVE BLOUSES,

The nowest blouses of printed crepe, showing fresh light colours, are to be had both in hip band and jacquette models, the former finished with Peter Pan collars and cuffs of white organdi with knife-pleated edging.

the entree anchere: Such dresses It's the simple silk frock that has

be of dark or light silk or they may as the models sketched. They may be printed, but in any case they are undeniably smart.

SHOES AND BUCKLES.

For the summer white leather slippers with buttons of black and white enamel are charming

Beige suede court shoes way be, worn with many different frocks if they possess buckles of coloured enamel.

Cross-over blouses made of Deauville handkerchiefs show wide faggot stitched hems of plain georgette of the same colour is Oval steel buckles decorate the suit with which they are worn. brown leather slippers with high White Shetland wool sweater heels and an instep strap of red blouses of jumper shape, worked leather. all,ovor with bright coloured silk Black satin evening alippere cross stitch designe, are worn are made beautiful with buckle with white coals and skirts, ornaments of jet and cut steel.

THE ONE-PIECE DRESS.

It's a universal style the one piece dress.

It is shown in striped or plain wash silk, figured foulard, crepe de chine, printed milles. Among unsh material voile, linen, no checked gingham and ponges are the most in demand.

TORTOISĖSAELL FRUIT. formerly were so popular for

evening wear, represent yet an- other garish millinery sensation success by those who cultivate that is enjoying somewhat of a freak fashions.

There seems no end to the eccentricities of millinery trim: minga. Hardly have we grown.

Turban hats made of dyed lace accustomed to floral garnitures. of mother-of-pearl than a novelty two colours are also to be seen in the form of currants and aber specially designed for wear with in Paris, these having boen rive and other small fruit made restaurant frocks of the same of what looks liko very thin tor- toiseshell becomes the favourite

material; while yet another pretty notion are simple morning trimming for large picture bale of hate made of blue taffeta, hand- pastel-coloured straw or taffets. embroidered in white silk in Hate mado of sequined tullo, exact imitation of some of the similar to the high bandeaux that nowest foulard designe

Finely pleated skirts of fannel" are worn with tailored silk blouses for business and sport.

Blouses of the type sketched are

Bathing suits are made of bright most popular. Heavy crepe in white printed materials-percale, calicu although with plain skirts, blouses ton. Egyptain, Persian, Indian or beige is the favourite material any fabric that is figured and cot the design doesn't matter, so long of coloured silk prints are worn.

as it uses all the colours in the spectrum.

NOVELTIES IN THE SHOPS.

Narrow white kid belts, colour- printed with tiny roses, violets, for daisies, for wearing with sum.

mer frocks.

For lazy jumper-makers- wide, in all colours, to form the crochet bands, about two inches ornamental part of the jumper,

wear, the petals alternately of Lovely flowers for evening.

the natural cotring and of silver. tissue. Coloured petals of other designs are finished with a line of silver at the edgee.

Hand-painted bowls of a com position which looks like wood; they will hold water and may be washed. They are guaranteed unbreakable,

THAT MATTER OF APOLOGISING,

A difficult matter always, isn't it?-whether you have to give or to receive the apology. There have been strong men who have boasted that they never apolo giaed.

..

But sometimes it requires letrength of a finer sort to admit

onesoif in the wrong.

The only thing to do is to ad- mit it frankly and briefly, without beating about the busb or seeking for eleventh-hour excusos or

ertenuations.

These elaborations rob your apology of the only sort of grace it can have; they are apt to in- volve both sides in fresh argu- ment, and they "prolong the agony" of a difficult moment.

Accept an apology as frankly and directly as it is given, Don't seek to minimise the importance of the occasion. Be serious: But only for the moment. Then laugh and forget it for ever.

ALPACA RETURNS.

ever

"If anything is going to oust the popular knitted dresses and contu- mes it will be alpaca" is, the verdict of one of the far-secing French dress designers. Already the moat exclusive French tailors and dressmakers use this material for attractive coat-frocks and tailor-made suita.

'Little alpacasports. dresses or toilettes for sa side woar, made in shades of red, rust, beige, or Royal blue, completed by dainty shoulder capes, are already having a great success.. Alpaca is also being used with the new foulards with good effect. Foulard pleat- ed skirts with alpaca coate are worn in the country. White alpaca tailormades and white alpaca dreases ará also being exploited...

Bathing cups are made to match and so are big beach umbrellas.

SUEDE TRIMMED SUNSHADES.

Suede seems an odd finish to a sunshade, but when you hear that the shade itself is of yellow canvas, and that the suede, ia brilliant colours, all jumbled together, is in motifs dotted about the shade, and in a fringe all round it, you begin to get the idea. Some of this season's sunshades are of the "hard wear" variety; this is оде of them. Another was on brown canvas-like material, and had a moccasin fringe of "orange suede. These some.. what substantial parasols are" meant to carry when wo are wearing our country frocks of linen or ratine; they strike a novel note, and certainly look well in a rustic setting.

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mer fabrics shown for hot weather, Among the myriads of thin summ flock dot voile is most popular. It usually made with no trimming favoured in dark colours and is except hand drawn collars and cuffs.

THE TRINKET BOX.

To Clean Silver Jewellery ---- Silver earrings and bracelets are fashionable just now. To clean them make a paste of olive oil and camphorated chalk. After well rubbing this into the article wash in warm soap and water, dry with a soft cloth, and polish with a velvet cloth.

To, Mand Amber.-Amber can be joined together by holding the broken parts one on each side of a candle, an eighth of an inch away from the light, until it shows signs of softening. Then very gently place together, and when cold, rub with whiting and water, and polish dry.

THIS WEEKS RECIPE.

Apricot Pie. Required: 1lb. of apricots, sugar, gill of water, short crust or flaky pastry.

Method: Peel, stone and halve the apricots. Put them into a pie dish and cover with granulated Laugar. Crack some of the stones and add the kernels and the water. Cover with a lid of pastry and bake in a moderate oven for about thres-duartors of an hour, or until the apricots feel soft when tested with a skewer or hat pin. Serve hot or cold, with or without cream.

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GIDDY STYLES IN LINGERIE.

The giddiest colours, the most bizarre fabrics are shown in now underwegre

As to styles the step-in shares paputarily with the envelope. A de- cided vogue is shown for the garter-brassiere in place of it corset. All the newest nightyeans have bateau necklines and most of them have narrow belts,

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