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THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1928.

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS,

Sound Advice.

NEVER FLATTER WOMEN.

It was a philanderer who gave | this advice="Never fatter woman and it is true that few womenl like lattery.

Woman is insulted when men try to move her by means of blandishnients and honeyed words. She knows, by experience and In- tuition, that men use flattery as a means to gain an end-usually a rather despicable end. She is, therefore, always on guard against the flatterer. If she takes herself at all seriously, the insincerity, the paltriness of Battery is ab horrent to her.

Praise it is that she desires andi expects from the opposite sex. The sincere approbation and heart-felt approval of her men and folk are what she works schemes for. For that she spends hours in draughty dress anlona:. electric endures mud packs and treatments in beauty, parlours; strives and struggles in badly ventilated bargain basements. The earning of praise is uppermost in her thoughts. £

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And so, having so much time and thought upon her person, is it likely that she will be content with flattery in return? Flattery is to praise as dross is to pure, gold, and no one will accept dross when they have been expecting gold.

It was'nt a dance last year, and Jill, charming but scarcely beauti ful, stood before her two suitors. Tom, in a calm, dispassionate tone, sak, "You are as beautiful! as the Queen of Sheba," while Jim just said "Gee" in a tone of heart-felt approval. So Jill dane- ed with din, for she knew she was not beautiful. A dance that made all the difference.

Many a woman accepts flattery for the sense of power it gives them. Power over the stronger vessel-man-is to her one of the dearest things on earth.

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Praise is complimentary, tery insulting, and women tefl instinctively the one, from the ather. Well has she learnt the lesson of the fall of Eden. .

Your Horoscope.

A novelty crepe de chine handkerchief with the sign of the zodiac painted in one corner is the latest. It is packed in an envelope con- taining a small card with horoscope of the month

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

I FOUND HIM! MERE HE IS!

C'MERE

OUICK!!

YOU FOUND LINDY? I DON'T SEE AIM!

OUR CROSSWORD

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Dancing Mon I Dislike.

The Invalid.

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[By a Girl of 20.]

"A Dorcing

Man," inagnificent condescension written of "Dance Partnera

A Spring Model.

THE PERFECT FOMENTATION,

First have everything rehdy,, including the patient. Then lay a with face towel in a warm mixing basin has with the ends hanging out. In the middle put the flannel and fold the towel over it and pour in plenty of boiling water. Now comes that part where fingers generally get burnt and time is wasted, while the fomentation gets cold. But none of these misfortunes will happen if this method is followed out. Take hold of the dry ends of the towel and twist in opposite directions, bringing the hands together. When the water is all squeezed out, open the towel and as quick as light- ning shake the flannel, fold it and place it where needed, then cover with oiled silk and another flannel to keep in the heat.

Horizontal rows of metal thrend decorate the bodice, and panel of this model in cinno- mun georgitte. A rhinestone buckle holds the draperies on the hip, while the little vest is in chiffon to match the threads.

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Like. May a girl, typical of her sex and generation-and not ashamed of either-say something' of the dancing men she dislikes?

Let me give first place to the young man whom I shall call, for want of a better word, the Blood.. You know the sort-smooth of hair and empty of head, sometimes good- looking, often accomplished enough hide on a dance floor, trying to mental uncouthness behind an Ox- ford necent, all catchwords and in- solence.

In ten years time. .... ah, then The may have developed into a like- able young Guardsman or had the immaturities rubbed off in the City, Or, again, he may still be a heavy bore. But meantime I shall con- tinue to dance as often as possible with men of the world and leave the Blood to the flappers. Most of them are not critical.

At the opposite pole is the Aged Gallant, often army (ret.)-red of face, a little watery of eye, always fumbling for his monocle with one hand while he squeezes your arm with the other faisomely flattering, maddeningly given to calling you "dear young lady" at first, and (after the first dunce) "my dear."

Sometimes he dances quite well. More often, his face gleaming redly, he revolves you giddily to the accompaniment of: "These new- fangled dances are rather rot-

HE MUST HAVE FALLEN IN THIS BIG

HOLE TRYIN' TO FIND AIS WAY HOME AT NISAT=

RUN FORELD AND I'LL SEE IF

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12 Inferior.

what? Give me a good old waltz,13 Legal claim.

ch? So glad you agree, my dear.'

Then there are the Esthete and the Hearty. The Esthete regards the Blues us rather rough; he goes to night clubs, but only to sit around the table and talk complexes and souls. The Hearty insists on having every dance and horrifies the band, which takes pride in its exquisite rhythm, by demanding "another jolly old polka to liven up the show a bit."

14 Subtle kind of sarcasm, 15 Glide.

18 Rescued. 10 Article of furniture,

21 Fnsten In a knot. 23 Roman household deity. 25 Species of poplar. 27 Intellect

28 Strip of leather, 31 Encircled. 33 Apart from.

34 Saying of notable men. 36 Have effect. 36 Small island.

Hand covering.

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46 Sudden look."

Closely akin to him is the man, though not necessarily of sporting Not moving.

43 type, who adores one-steps-partly Stimulate.

44 45 Holy table. 46 Emmet. 48 A fruit.

because a jogging walk is the only step he knows, and partly because, as he explains between wiping the perspiration from his face and shouting for an encore, he "does, it to keep his weight down, hal ha!” May conclude by giving brief and unfavourable mention to the man who breathes whisky on your check; the man who goes in for "stunt" steps and says with a tolerant smile, when you have fail- el to follow something that a pro- fessional would never have tried, "I can put you on to a ripping place for lensons;" and the man who thinks that because he has done you the priceless favour of asking you out he has the right, This a matter of course, 'to kiss you in the taxicab going home 7- Daily Mail.

Dots and Spots.

The dotted and spotted mode is here shown to smart advantage in a natural ball- bunt straw with navy blue dots and navy grosgrain Tibbon.

Good-hearted Oscar

HOW WE'LL EVER GET LINDY OUT OF THERE IS ANORE TKAN I CAN

FIGURE!!

LINDYS AERE IN 711S HOLE JUST GAVE HIM SOME WATER-ALEK WENT FOR HELP.

TO GET HIM

OUT!

50 Kind of turban 52 Impelled by rowing. i5 Idlo, talk. 56 Watchful. 67 Endure. 58 Untied.

55 Acquire knowledge. 60 One who dyes cloth.

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01 Slimped with a sharp instrument. 62 At the top.

Down.

1 Soft undissolved vegetable matter. 2 Excite.

3 Woolly. 4 Stop.

5. ILoop. G Possesses.

Constant.

À COMING FILM.

SPLENDID ARABIAN-NIGIETS

ROMANCE.

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17 Stem of timbing

10 Ornamental vessel

20 Absurdlyethy

22 Established formu

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25 Bird of the crane.

20 Babblegu

20 Laughing

80 Flag of merchantmas

182 Cavoli

88 Besoech.

38 One guilty of tressan

30 Famous volcano, Sih

41 Rosting place of wild

49 Kind of universal,

47 Rubbleh,

48 Destinod.

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Produced by the man who film- ed "The Thief of Bagdad," a new screen spectacle, "The Lady off the Harem," will be screened at the Queen's Theatro from Sunday to Tuesday next, according to a special advertisement in this issue, "The Lady of the Harem" has been adapted from the stage produc tion, "Hassan," written by James Elroy Flecker, and no expense has been spared in making it a.gor. geous film. The settings are on a lavish scale, and skilled direct ing has secured a very high artis tic standard. Ernest Torrrence and Greta Nissen share the hon- ours, the former as Hassan, the happy-go-lucky, confectioner, and the latter as the beautiful Persian maid who la mada an unwilling slave of the cruel aultan... K Sojin, the Oriental actor who scored such a big success in, "The Chinesa Parrot," plays the part

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