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WOMAN CURED AFTER 25 YEARS

SUFFERING

by

POO ON CHINESE HERBS.

Five in one family restored to health.

ling and the endless doctors bills there is nothing that I can do but speak good for Poo On Chinese

Mrs. F. Molnhart, who resided at 15 H. Street, Modesto, California, U.S.A. gives the following testi- monini about herself and her family Herbs and heartily recommend how the Poo On Chinese Herbs have them. done wonders for them. The fol-

Four other members of my fumi-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16,

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

London Gossip.

Miss 1928's Dress.

[By "Joan."]

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People and Portraiture.

TO BE DELIGHTFULLY FEMININE.

Miss 1928 is going to be delight- fully feminine-if she obeys the edicts of Paris.

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Embroidery and banks of crepe-

now jumpers. Her coat hanga loosely from the shoulder, with n long roll collar of fox fur.

My boy Edward, aged 17, was troubled with a pain in his side which caused suffering and col- lapse wiren he did hard work. We had to see that he was exempted son in day dress and looking won-de-chine are used to decorate the from High School exercises be-derfully pretty. cause they caused him to drop out on account of the distress that it Caused. The doctor said that he had appendicitia and that it would be necessary to operato, if he ex- pected to be well ugain. We de- cided to try Poo On Chinese herbs and after a few treatments the boy became well and is now able to do all kinds of hard work with- out any pain and distress.

One of the fow younger women in London who does not observe the rules of passing fashion is Birs. Beddington. She wears large pig ture hats and has not changed her mode of hairdressing for 10 years.

Dinner frocks, will not have so many pleats as day-time skirts, but

Three Tips.

FOR THE DANCING GIRL.

If your hands are apt to get! moist and sticky when dancing al- ways carry a tiny bottle of eau de

Cologne in your bag. It is a very useful remedy if, a few drops of the eau de Cologne are rubbed well into the skin.

To harden the skin and pre-

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'London, Jan. 14. There was a duly solemn frat lowing testimony was published ly have also been cured by the Poo night audience to welcome. "The Adding Machine," the cubist drama in a Modesto Newspaper on January On Chinese herbs, which causes me of despair, at the Court Theatre.

Her clothes will still observe the 26th., 1924.

to endorse them more strongly.

Arnold Bennett was talking to "I owe My husband was suffering from a Robert Nichols, the author of that sensible lines of a short, skirt, small Mrs. Meinhart says: everything to Poo On Chinese, sore on his lip that was painful and

fine book of war poems, "Ardours hat and a jumper (snys tho Daily and Endurances, and Sir Denni-News) but no longer will she look vent fostsureness, bathe the feet Herbe. I owe my happiness and troublesome, and knowing that he

Kon and Lndy Ross' were together? as though she had robbed her twice a week during the dancing health of to-day and, I believe, my was a heavy smoker we believed

brother's wardrobe for ber

scason (and always the night be very existence to these herbs. For that it was turning to smoking in the stalls.

Laura Knight, the A.R.A., was jumpers and coats.

GREN KATLONG ARE VAR TAY 26 long years I suffered with severe cancer. He consulted the Herbalist

for a dance) in a basin of warm pains in my left side that at times and was given some Poo On re-wearing a conventional evening Her short, trim skirt will be a water containing one tablespoon- confined me to bed for days. I was medies for the trouble and he was dress of black, sewn thickly with mass of pleats her grandmother ful of the following mixtures conto do my work or able to entirely cured and the sore has jet. Her flaxen hair, uncat, was would have used the word "kilted." loz. each of alum, salt, and borax. dressed in smoobs plaits as a frame Elaborate atitchery is used round Afterwards rub the soles of the move about. Along with these gone.

for her strong, fine face. She wore the hips of some of the newest feet, including the heels and the 1 Cunning. come dropsy and stomach trouble. Due to my stomach-trouble I was un-

antique carrings of pearls, mount-models."

sides a little way up, with either able to eat very much without eau

ed in heavy gold. The audience

methylated spirits or toilet vine-10 Excuse.

11 Plant cultivated in the Pacific gar. was brightened by Dorothy Dick- ing gas, pain and distress. Word

'Island for its roots, cannot express my suffering dur

When you are going to a dance 12 Large genus of composite plants. ing these years. I am not exag

and use liquid white for your 14 Look firedly. gerating a bit when I say that my

arms and neck do you ever spare 15. To tear in pieces (Arch), husband spent thousands and thous

thought for your partner's dress 10 Barm. ands of dollarn seeking relief from

suit? Most liquid powders have 17 Old... it. I have been to scores of doctors, many of whom were' rated us specl alists of high standing, but none were able to tell me what was the trouble and to my discouragement none were able to relieve or bring health to me. Almost every time I went to a doctor 1 was advised to have my alde operated upon or a change of climate for my dropsy and stomach trouble. Fortunately I was never operated upon, but my family and I have spent years seek ing a climate that would help me, We left our home at Kansas and have travelled to Alabama, Oregon and California and have consulted, after taking some Poo On Chinese the new date of the .postponed many specialists of these States but without avail. I have never gotten any better during these years of travelling and doctoring; but be came worse and more discouraged as everything failed. Thinking a dry climate might help, we decided to try San Joaquin Valley and came to Modesta to reside. It was here after a me that I heard of the Krent benefit of Poo On Chinese Herbs and the great cures accredit- ed to them. At first I was sceptical and doubtful and thought that they were another panacen. But I de-

My whole family cannot express cided to go, thinking in my distress that there was a possible chance in words its gratitude towards Pogwhen I was in one of Queen Mary's luft.

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Another one of my boya, Fred, aged 21, hnd suffered many years with catarrh and became worse as time went on. He tried many treatments and so-called remedies without result but we can say that herbs for a short time he was com pletely cured and has never been troubled since.

My daughter, Blanch, a few years ago fell and hurt her side very severely and since that time she was troubled with pain in her side and was unable to find anyone or anything that would help her. The poor girl suffered so much she had to quit work. A few treat- ments with Poo On Chinese herbs and the girl has been feeling nor- mal ever since.

At the time I went, I weigh- On Chinese herbs. They have ed 125 lbs and to-day I weigh 175 brought health and happiness' into lbs. I must say that the result of our home and have stopped the taking Poo On Chinese Herbs must seemingly endless doctors bills, have been miraculous to me. After We all heartily recommehl Poo taking the herbs I was first entirely On Chinese herbs and have sent cured of dropsy and stomach many friends to the Herbalist trouble and, after more treatment, the pain in my side left and has never returned. I have never felt batter in my life than I do to-day 'and I owe nothing but thanks and gratitude towards l'on On Chinese Herbs and the Herbalist,

After years of suffering and after the enormous cxpense of travel

and in every case they have been benefited by Poo On Chinese herbs.

(During this interview regarding this story taken by a special repre sentative of the newspaper, Mr. F. Meinhart Sr., was present and says, "We are glad to tell anyone what Poo On Chinese herbs have done for my family.")

THE POO ON CHINESE HERB CO.,

Mr. Yee Foo Lun, Chinese Herbalist (Managing Director).

Main Office;- - - - - Modesto, California, U.S.A.........

Hongkong Office; 62A, First Floor

Office Hours;-

Queen's Road, Central- (entrance at 66, Queen's Rd. C.

Daily-9 a.m., to 12 noon., 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m., Sundays-10. a.m., to 3. p.m., Evenings-- 6.30 p.m., to 8. p.m. (By appointments only)

EUROPEAN LADY IN ATTENDANCE.

This lively Irishwoman has been depicted by both Sargent and De Laszlo, and these portraits to-day are absolutely undated."

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A Royal Matince,

me that she hopes soon to announce

Susan Duchess of Somerest tells

matinee of "London Pride," which

the King and Queen have gracious- ly promised to attend.

To-day the Duchess of Someract is having a committee meeting at her house in Grosvenor-square, nt which all sorts of details in con- nexion with the performance will be discussed and readjusted.

Informality.

The informality with which the Queen visits museums and galleries; was illustrated to me not long ago

favourite museums,

A woman was with her little girl in one of the galleries, when the latter turned to her mother, ex- claiming

"Oh, mummy, isn't that Indy like the Queen!"

But neither mother nor daughter' realised that "tle lady" really was the Queen.

Defying Superstition. The Thirteen Club" lunched yes- terday-Friday, the thirteenth, at Green Park Hotel, and every effort| to defy superstition was strained.

The guests entered the doorway of the Royal Suite under a decorat ed Indder and carrying open um-) brellas. The table decorations were very beautiful-sprays of peacock fenthera against the background of broken mirrors and orchids. On the Louis XVI, mantelpiece were vases of mimosa boughs.

Sir W. Arbuthnot Lane was the guest of honour,

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ANNA VILLE..

Accessories that lend a touch of chic at evening are these new Parisiun creations: (1) a Cartier green gold mesh bug of modern design; (2) dainty val lace fashioned into a shoulder or hip rose; (3) neckline of red and white beads and over-lapping, gold and gun metal scales; (4) of rose and archid.ostrich mounted on tortoise shell, is this fan, matched by a bag of gold braid and ostrich, and (5) opera pump of

whito, lace over beige with tiny jewel buckle.A

their lack in numbers is made up for by the variety of ways these pleats are arranged some in tiers, others diagonally, and so on.

eling to the skin. But alasi they frequently cling to the black cloth of our men friends' coats as well, To prevent this unfortunate hap- pening wipe your arms gently but Tier upon tier of tulle adds a de- thoroughly with a clean piece of lightful new feminine note to some chamois after the web-white has of the newest evening gowns. Ir-dried on your skin. It wilf-still regularities of the hem ne are retain that smooth creamy au- Amore pronounced than ever.

pearance, but the leather will re- move the surface powder,

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in the newest models. This is dyed in soft pastel shades of blues,

Wonderful Food. The menu consisted of every possible varity of January. "pauillac" or milk-fed lamb, had heen brought by acroplane [from]

Then there are those little veils France, as the French Government just come. over the eyes, like a does not sanction its exportation.yashmak.

Pens were brought from A Leather coats, made from soft browns, reds, and greens, although new green beans came from Jersey, and pliable skins are making their bayik patterns can be obtained i where they are sold at this time of appearance everywhere short ones the wearer wishes for something

[ou the golf links, long ones in the gay year for threepence a pod.

Similar light-weight, leather la "There was a saind of dandelion, country Janes and in the car.

being used to line travelling contá slightly heated and served with A dull leather that almost re-for both men and women. Leather 'chopped ham.

sembles fine, velvet is being used hats are also popular.

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