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Ladles will always find a wide selection of Toilet Pre- paritons, Perfumes, Powder, -etc.

AT THE

QUEEN'S DISPENSARY

22, Des Voeux Road, Central. Tel, U. 492.

Tel. C. 492.

MANY DIAMONDS.

The formal sengon bring with it this we type of tinra fashioned of blue diampads.

MODERN JEWELLERY.

MATRIX AND CHINESE STONES.

Jewellery of one sort or another Is a necessary item of dress for the smart woman to-day. But jewellery does not of necessity mean real gems. With the coming of the Alufer more feminine mode, a glit- tering array of synthetic jewellery has come into being. The most smartly tailored dresses are incom Iplete without a buckle or a tag of diamante ruby, emerald or chine- stones and the favourite short necklat of pearls has almost reached the status of a necessity rather han what is truly a farming ac-

cessory,

Valuable Jewels.

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH;

Taste in jewellery differs among Terent natkus. The American woman wears more than her Eng- lsh orcontinental cousin, und un- like them, she frequently wears stones of a greater intrinsic value... There are certainly many strings

FASHIONS FROM PARIS. of real pearls worn in both London.

and Paris; but, with the exception of rings carl ear-tuds, very little other valuable jewellery is worn ex- The latest models from the incept on special ocasións. There portant Paris houses show several are many more famous masklaces, distinctive points which are chic bracelets, and tiaras, safely stored and interesting. Jenny's new wool away, in banks than one would failleurs show a decided tendency guess from the glittering displays towards a waistline. Instead of at big social functions. The fact separate skirt and blouse, her is that most women now-r-days models have a long blouse on which prefer to wear perfect replicas in. is fastened a very short and nur place of their heirlooms, since they row skirt joined at the hipline.

enn then enjoy comparative pence of mind and there is no stigma at- | tuched to the USE of synthetic jewellery.

Sports Ensembles,

Synthetic Jewels.

Lelong is showing sleeveless sweaters with nearly all his sports ensembles, which generally have a different material for the dress and the goal. very carefully blended s regards colour. A green tweed coat, to call this modern jewellery false,

It is a misapprehension, however

Pearls made by the culture method

for example, has a dress of greenare none the less genuine although jersey and a sleeveless sweater of knitted green wool,

and

the oyster has been artificially stim- ulated to produce them; The Lelong evening dress which in appearance they are identical, you can see in the photograph com- even under the casual inspection of bines white satin crepe and white experts, to the real pearl. Emeralds," panne velvet with sparkling jewelrubies and most coloured gems can embroidery. The spiral effet of be made with a coating of the

netual gera dust over a specially prepared foundation. There is then

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927.

WOMAN'S

WORLD

WHAT IS NEW FROM PARIS.

SPORTS AND AFTERNOON ENSEMBLE.

Left, flowered chiffon with jabot and flaring cuffs; centre, t white; right, evening frock of white satin crepe an

want of depth and purity of tone

London, Sept. 29. that can only be detected by the export, but to the untrained eye This row of three little. muids their appearance is all that can be wearing hats from Bond Street is I desired.

designed to give you an indication of the new spason's" fashions in mil Non-Glittering Stones and Matrix.inery. heard it remarked the With the growing trade in en-ther day-and very truly that al- semble jewellery and the ready ac-ough there is apparently same ness about our modern day hats, eeptance of manufactured gems, the less valuable stones and matrix they "date" just as easily as the

ornate ones of the past did. have coom into renewed favour.

proved this by digging up a hat, We are particularly lucky here as bought about five months ago, and those charming necklaces af mixed in perfectly good condition, but 'hinte stones can be ight very wing to some vague transition reasoumbly as well as jare, crystal, which has taken place, it looked positively archaic. So there is no amber and corni.-

use in thinking, that the "little" bat All over the East small

setis economical. Good ones aren' stones can be purchased more cheap cheap, and fashions change rapidly. ly than at me, and there is now (The milliners see to both these adourishing industry concerned points). Their advantages are of with the setting of customers' own course too obflous to need repeating- stones or bends according to their here: their smartness and neatness. particular fancy.

and for this climate, their suita

to look entirely different

bility.

OVER THE TEACUPS.

affeta jacket auit, blue and d white panne velvét.

Try This.

add water icing, you will bring much joy into "the hearts of the I wonder if any of you have tried making fruit salad from the dzied Juveniles. I am making a collec- fruit one is always inclined to eyetion of recipes for the Christmas with doubt when one sees it in party which I will give you when shops? It seems a case for some-the time comes. one else to tackle, and one

Dies

instead to expensive tins of fruit salad, find, Powever, that from any store one can purchase, pears, ctarines, apples, apricots and prunes drial. Of course we have always had prones, but it in the her fruit we have bem reluctant to tackle, is it not? Well, having got your miscellany of fruit, soak it for twelve hours. Then

Augustas John, A. R. A.

1130

Is That So7.

Cailler

CHOCOLATE

Whipped Cream ((CRC)} WALNUT WHIRLS

A BABY AND A CAREER.

IS WOMAN'S PLACE THE HOME?

"No woman can run a baby and a business at the same time. A baby is a whole time job." Thus said Miss Storm Jameson, but a large number of women manage to do so more or less successfully. Ineid- entally the novelist is herself a wife and a mother, is she admitting to a badly run baby I wonder?

However this may be it canno! be denied that many of those women who have had the most suc- cessful careers have been mothers and good mothers too. Another novelist, Hilda Vaughan, whose first book "The Battle of the Weak" made a considerable sensation, has produced two children and three books in little over three years. Gladys Cooper has two lovely chil-- dren who slow no signs of maternal neglect; and another actress Mabel Russell, whose photograph with her two small but sturdy sons appear- ed in a recent issue of the By- stander; manages to find time for a third career. She is Mrs. Hilton Phillips, a Conservative member of Parliament.

The Gift of Motherhood. The reason is not far to seck. The average woman is mentally and physically incomplete until she has fulfilled her great function of ma ternity. With womanhood comes a stability and strength which makes her more fitted for à enreer than her unmarried sister.

GRECIAN BELT.

A metal spiral belt of Grecian design is the import- ant feature on a new pom by Jenny.

LIZARD SKIN FOR COATS.

DYED LIZARD' SKINS:

Dyed lizard skin is a Paris novel- ty which is certain to catch on. Contées of lizard in darkish blue or brown, chic little hat to match, are immensely attractive, and they go well with simple. pleated frocks of heavy crepe or very fine serge.

The maternal protective instinct is another factor to be considered.

You can have your shoes to match Motherhood, the sight of the help less baby dependent on her, fills a your lizard coat, and also your woman with a desire to take a share handbag, but in this case the hat in the burden of the money provid- should be made of a different ma- ing; to improve her own earning terini. Matching must be done capacity in order that the child with great care; it must never be may have every advantage that over-done. money can provide.

Lizard in Salmon Tint. One West End manufacturer is Storm Jameson and Her Baby.

What exactly does Storm Jame-selling coats of lizard and python, son. mean by "running a baby?" which can be had in various colours.. She went on to describe in her ar- It is somewhat surprising to learn tiele from which the opening that salmon shade is "easily the The cost is from 32 words of this are taken, a period favourite." in her life when she had sole to 40 guineas. Skins for hats and charge of her child. Circum-shoes are supplied to match.

A well-known Bond-street furrier stances were particularly difficult.made a very good imitation lizard She was living in a house four or skin coat from a sheared sheep- five miles from the nearest shop, skin, lizard markings being easy domestic help was unobtainable. to reproduce in that particular and she had to run a husband as hide. well as a house and child.

Now this is obviously not a fair case on which to base so sweeping "an assertion. Miss Jameson's baby Our picture is of Augustus John, cannot be said to have been a whole arch priest of the Chelscaitea. time job, or she could not have Apart from the fact that he is a found time for the cooking or the brilliant painter, he is persona-cleaning demanded by man and lity, and was-before he became holise.

A Well Trained Baby." a Royal Academican in 1921-one

A well run baby means a well of the most devastating critics of the loyal Academy. It is possible trained baby, and a well trained that he still is so--only necessarily baby is not a full time job in itself. with more moderation. He has, a

There is no reason against, and ezuntry house at Fordingbridge in

every reason for, training a baby Hampshire and a villa at Martique, from the very first to spend the and he divides his time between greater part of its day lying in its inese and the Chelsea abode,, ac-

cording to his fancy and necessity pram in a sheltered spot out of doors. The baby probably wakes for inspiration. But it is with about six o'clock, and should, after Chelsea where he is a figure its first meal, be content to lie in known and venerated by the hum-

Ita cot for an hour till its mother blest inhabitant, even to Saturday is up and dressed., Baby can then night stall holders.-that he is be dressed and put into the pram,,

inevitably associated.

to be taken up after breakfast for

aakas

A charming little jumper in. green sille stencilled with a de- Rign of leaves and fruit. The line of the stencilled pattern is novel, and calculated to give height.

The Importance of Jewellery.

. Of course you will apply your No one can deny the supreme im-Lown colour schemes, but that num-

It is interesting to note that the portance of cut in the new season's ber one (at the top) is a beautiful

Duchess of York, when inspecting a bath and a meal, after which it fashion, but jewellery plays also a pale grey felt, as much like a poke-

a mannequin parade in her native will sleep again for a couple of hours or 80. An hour's walk in very important part. An unassum- bonnet as anything seen this side

country, where she and the Duke the afternoon should leave the. ing dress may gain in importance of the Victorian era, encircled with

and the little Princess are at the baby ready for another sleep in by the addition of a buckle, belt or bands of sapphire blue velvet. The

moment staying, expressed her

the garden and a well trained baby pin, of real or synthetic gems.

middle helmet (which, to be frank,

admiration for gowns with long, is bathed and in bed by 6.30 at the would suit only one woman in a

bouffant skirts. The. The fashion for beads and en-thousand) is of black hatters' plush,

Duchess'a

Remble jewellery is very helpful in

approval is not surprising, for if latest.

With a meal every four hours The

any type of beauty is suited to the yet another way to those whose with dull gold metal trimming at

the bottom, as illustrated. wardrobe is somewhat limit- ed, for with the assistance of lower one is a mixture of red and the water in which the fruit has picturesque mode of dressing, it during the day, two bathing opera- beige-beige for the hat, and check-soaked to make a syrup, allowing is hers; and all things considered;tions, and an hour's walk, even the a different set of jewellery oned colours in the band. Madeleine, half a pound of sugar to every think we shall see a revival of mother who looks after her baby frock may be made not only being an advocate of the process of pint of liquids Stew the fruits the picture frock for evening wear herself has plenty of energy, and to serve a variety of purposes but the process of killing two birds slowly in this syrup, but do not during the forthcoming and Christ-free time for other work. A baby. season. A popular actress is all the better for a little whole- with one stone, has also given us let them break. Now if you want mas what she terms: Three smart this to be really extra special, and of the last decade, famed for her some neglect and a quiet life.

The Good Chicf.. The ways of wearing a scarf."

you are not "prohibition" by force chic and style declared publicly

woman's To run a business efficiently docs death in a ceaseless struggle to and made as simply and severe as first is a large oblong of blue and of circumstances or inclination, the other day that a

thousand times not mean however that you under- cope with work for which they have the taillear in wool, but the blouses grey dotted foulard, fastened on the little sherry added in the course ankles look a to accompany them are very frilled shoulder with a blue enamel brooch. of the cooling process will be a better when peeping from a mass take a one man job: The Taipan not, been trained, and which is un- who runs a successful business de congenial, to them because they and feminine having the most This idea is effective if you don't wonderful improvement. Whipped of frills. This was said in no exquisite hand embroidery and happen to require any warmth from or plain cream is the ideal accom- prudish sense, but entirely from an not expected to sweep the floors; be cannot afford help," when their

artistic point of view. Most of

answer half time earning capacity is prob The second one is more paniment to the dish. bumstitching to finish them, the scarf.

That is the ably double that of an emejent While I am on the practical side us, deep down in our hearts, will his own stonographer of

the telephone. Tiny bands of white chiffon or practical, as you will sce, and is

.. Here where servants are com crepe-de-chine set together with ideal to supplement a collarless coat.of things, I must not forget to be inclined to concur-But where faggotting are very smart for The third is a square of French tell you of an excellent Madeira is the money coming for the frills: mistake so often made when servant. fronte and cuffs.

printed silk (beige and red in this Cake mixture I have discovered both for the purchase thereof and talking of home-making as a

homes and foolish to pride oneself on running case to be en suite with the hat) Its chief recommendation is that the laundering? In this country, career for women. Many of paratively cheap It is even more A Premet taffetas suit has alworn stock fashion.

It is suitable for the nursery as at any rate, laundry charges are best brought-up children are left a baby. Amahs are as a general

Bo prohibitive that women who jacket and skirt of blue and white The other drawing is a little well as the drawing room. Cream in very large checks. The short jumper which recommends itself to a quarter of a pound of butter and keep two or three maids are pre- to a certain extent to employees. rule excellent nurses and not so straight coat is bound with navy me and to you also, I hope a quarter of a pound of sugar pared to cconomise to the extent The really efficient chief is not the opinionated as their English sis Premet is showing a lovely blue and has a blouse of the same because it is so simple, yet effective. together, then break in one whole of washing their own little creps man or woman who is indiapens-ters. Besides that there are very dren in a climate which must be printed chiffon with a large navy coloured georgette, The skirt is The one sketched by Stephanie was egg and beat lightly for two or de chine undies" home, knowing able, without whom the machinery few English women who are really blue pattern on a white ground, finely pleated all round."

in soft green silk with a stencilled three minutes;; then add another full well that the essential laundry, of the business would cease to fit to take sole charge of small chil-

trying to health and temper. He also bound with bleu marin.

Wasted Bralus.

No Miss. Jameson, a baby should Most of the sults shown to-day in design of leaves and fruit. If you egg and repeat the process; and such as, maids aprons and caps, function. has a lovely red chiffon, with dots"

The servantless, nurseless house-hot be a whole time job unless you of a darker colour, that has the Parls have high necked blouses, lo are not an expert at the stencil pro- yet another making three in all and table and bed linen, will, in fashionable upward movement in wear with them. Jenny is particu-cess, you could work the design in Sift into this mixture half a pound the normal course of things, front, and is quite plain behind. Jarly featuring the collar, if there is silk or wool. The novelty is in the of flour very lightly, and add one amount to about four times as no collar she achieves the same lino followed by the trimming, tablespoonful of milk. This quan- much as a generation ago. Per- Taffetas suits are every much in effect by scarf ends that are tied which is very attractive, and cal-tity will take about an hour to bake haps the word "normal" in the Inst culated to lend height in the case in a moderate oven. If you care sentence would be better aub Most of them are black closely about the throat.

of a small woman.

to split it up into little moulds and, stituted by "abnormal"

Three new Season's hats and three ways of wearing scarves described in detail by Joan...

the beading and, the velvet is parti- cularly good.

Taffetas and Chiffon.

"Vogue.

the best run.

hold is not an ideal, it is a necessity are very inefficient at it. In which

tinct are wearying themselves to than you are yourself. Moreover, many women with a case it is better, for the child, to zound education and a business ins engagé a nurse who is more capable