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Hawaii

A COOL SPOT

IN

SUMMER

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The fanie of blossoming trec......the fragrance of gorgeous flowers......palm trees etched against the silver of a moonlit soa, and the plaintive melodies of Hawaiian serenaders......cool trade-winte......that's summer in Hawail..

In a glass bottom boat watch the painted fish play around coral reefs. Enjoy clean fresh vegetables plentiful in Hawall the your round. See the vast fields of waving sugar cane and luscious plneapples.

Play golf on any of Hawaii's twelve beautiful courses or frolic in outrigger canoes at Waikiki, Motor through forests of trea ferna or take railroad trips along picturesque sea coasta. Visit the largest cratera on earth and the "grand canyon of the Pacific."

Hotels set in luxuriant gardens or on the beaches offer rates that range from $2.50 to $15.00 (Gold) per day, with meals. Stop- over privileges are accorded visitors who plan to remain a while In Hawaii. Steamera sall from Honolulu for the Pacific Coast at at least twice a week.

For details ask your nearest steamship or travel agency and write for our illustrated booklet "The Story of Hawaii" and the monthly "Tourfax" bullalin.

(Please enclose this ad with your letter). HAWAII TOURIST BUREAU

Dept. | P. O, Box 296, Shanghai, Cliína."

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By

Messrs. SHEWAN TOMES & CO.

Sole Agents.

CHILDREN'S PART-WORN CLOTHING

will be very gratefully received by the

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at its Room at the City Hall,

Any Monday and Thursday,

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FRIDAY, MAY 25,

1928.

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS:

Careless Womon.

TROUBLE CAUSED TO BANKS..

According to the law of pro- babilitics it was a woman who pave a £50 ante in place of one for

£6.

makilishithing

The side jabot on this even- ing frock is very smart as are set in yoke and diagonal waistline that is formed by the

wide girdle, Yellow chiffon makes the frock with salin of maléhing shade for diamond shaped petals and shoulder flower. Af slip of flesh satin goes unter the frock..

Fire First-Aid Hints. How Music Came.

Fire accidents are liable to oc- eur anywhere and to anyone, and one ought to be prepared to deal with a crists of this kind. In the ease of a small fire prompt action may be the means of putting at guce.

out

If a curtain catches. firo it should be pulled down quickly and the flames crushed out with a piece of carpet or rug.

.. A wet blanket or cloth is valuable for putting out flames wherever they are, or, if the Ore is on the ground, water may be poured over it. In the case of sudden fire fire- grenades are excellent.

If an oil lamp overturns the flames should be extinguished by throwing earth or nahes over them. Water would only help to spread them.

If your clothing should catch firo the first thing you should do is to throw yourself on the floor, wrap- ping yourself in a rug or any other woollen article if anything of the kind is handy, and roll över and

over.

Often dangerous burns and fat! accidenta would have been prevent- ed if, "when a person's clothing 'caught fire, those who went, to her. assistance had had the presence of mind to cover her with any woollen articles within reach, pressing them well over her and forcing her to keep lying down. Running about and calling for help when one's clothing is burning is a fatal thing to do.

When Washing Net Curtains.

First shake the curtains to get rid of all loose dust, then soak them in cold water for an hour or so, If the net is coloured, a little salt may be added to the sonking water. Squeeze them out of this, and wash them in warm water, making a lather with melted soap or soap; A West End bank official ex-down in the water till clean. lakes Work the curtains up and pressed this opinion to the Euch ing Standard recently respecting an announcement that an unknown

person had lost 215 by this mis-

take.

Rubbing must be avoided, as it is apt to stretch the net out of shape. Then Vinge, first in warm, then in eold water, until quite clear "We have to take twice as much ed starch may be

of soap. A very little boil- care with wonten as with men,'

added to the official said. "Women are cau- not wring or twist the curtains, the last rinsing water, 'Do tious to the point of finickiness in fold them evenly and put them Home matters and grossly careless through the wringer. Shake.out fully to their correct shape and the curtain and pull them care-

in others.

"It is true Bank of England notes are sometimes deceptive to the lay-enth. When half dry iron on the ma, owing to the similarity of wrong side with a moderately hat notes for large and small amounts.iran.

The most notable difference [between the 45 and the £10 notes which are in most enmmon us, is the look of the black panel in the corner bearing the words 'Five' and {"Ten," A glance at this word in) either note will enable one toi identify it at once.

"But at a glance the word “Fifty' Honka so very like Five that the mistake might easily be made by one, who thought he land only £5 notes in his possession.

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"The resemblance in size of the £5 and 250 notes facilitates the confusion. The reason the design of buiknotes is not elaborated in different ways for different.values, Ra in the eve of Treasury notes, in hot bankavlag prap for temptation to forgers, and the sim- plicity of their open design makes the least deviation in the engraving of a forged note obvious.”

The manager of a large West End store explained that £50 notes were never accepted from strangers except on the same basis as a cheque that the goods should be held back in the note had been ac

epted by a bank.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

GEE! THERE'S BILLIE NOW-I WONDER WHAT SHES WAITING AERE FOR? WELL-NOW'S MY CHANCE TO TALK TO HER= GEE-L THINK SHE'S

ANIFUL NICE -

A terra cotta jar is n dignified ornament for the veranda.

(Lucretius V., 1379-1389.)

Man's earliest music was the

song of birds; "From birds he learnt.to whistle

iluty notes.

A hyacinth blue georgette Kown, simply and charmingly decorated with pin tucks and picot-edging. Note the grace- ful sweep

of the skirt, dipping at the back and rising in front, below the pin-tucked hip yoke.

Long ere his voice and ears

could take delight

In tuneful song. And next, the

wind's light play

"

On hollow reeds taught him to

breathe forth sound Through hollow stalks Un-

trimm'd.

With slow advance.

He learnt the utterance of sweet

lament,

Plying his fingers, on the sound-

ing pipe.

The sound was heard in path-

less lens and woods,

In glades, and ways by none but

shepherd trod,

Where all was peace. And thus

men goothed their hearts. -DENIS TURNER.

A New Lemon Squeezer.

Whether you drink orange and lemon juice for slimming pur- posea, or as a pleasant means of taking your daily dose of vitamin D. you have need of a lemon squeezer that is clean and conveni- ent. A new shape which is both, is made of gleaming white semi- porcelain. The actual squeezer, with Ils deep container so that the juice does not overflow, stands upont abroad-based, jug, into which the juice runs through as it is squeezed from the fruit. It has an open easily-held handle and a broad spout, for pouring.

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13 Urgently wanted."

14 Propare for publication.

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17 Washed lightly.

19 Bulids.

21 Animal's lair,

23 Used for howing timber.

24 Trap

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20 Recite.

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32 Indian segnano.

34 Frugal.

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42 Beverage.

44 Separate.

48 Rainbows,

52 Mohammedan chief.

53 Species of antelope.

54 Household pests.

5b High Singers,

66 Game of cards,

57 British possession on Red Sea,

58 Go in.

60 Hendland.

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3 Son of Adam.

4 Performs.

Apart.

6 Send forth.

7 Subjoin.

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29 Food.

29 An extract.

24 Stanza.

25 Assign

27 Male relative.

28 Mistako,

30 Deliver.

34 To

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35 Ex-European ruler,

37 Made limy.

33 Chooses.

41

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48 Species of duck.

44 Admitted facts.

45 Climbing plant.

46 Metal.

47 Portion.

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