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Kayser Slipper Heel*

HOSIERY

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THE · HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928.

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WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

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Two Interesting. Features.

The deep net yoke and the transparent net hem are interesting features of this pretty evening gown in apri- cot coloured tafqtas. The net is in the same, šlade as

the

silk.

Fur Embroidery,

LATEST ACHIEVEMENT OF

FURRIER'S ART.

Ermine embroideries in a "free- hand" design were worked on, a lovely evening cont of silver tissue shown recently, at a London dress show. Fur embroidery is tho latest achievement of the fur- rier's art and a very now fashion. Moleskin was embroidered on to

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OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

Horizontal

a coat of green cloth which had a

1 An invasion. moleskin collar tled with long 6 Aigrette. ends of moleskin.

11 Digit of the foot,

A yellow cloth coat, embroidered 12 Hut. with stitching, giving a raised 14 Halli effect; was trimmed on the cuffs and at the hem with flying foxing. It was finished at the neck with a scarf of the material bordered

with fur.

Pale-rose-coloured cloth, also embroidered, with stitching, fash- loned a pretty cont for afternoon wear trimmed with mink.

15 Night preceding a holiday, Part of the soft palate. 17 Sesame, 18 Insane,

19 Coal digger.

20 Measure of clothing 21 Withdraws,

25 Title of the lowest grade. 20 Possessing favour.

80 Pertaining to grandparents. 131 Conjunction.

A.deeper pink embroideret coat 38 Smooth.. had a large collar of moleskin and 34 Divides.

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culta of moleskin reaching to the 36 Aggregation of property left at

elbow; there were long enus of death,

the moleskin to tie at the collar.38 Collection of facts. Embroidered cloth coats are fore-39 Fruit of the genus Malus, told as the prevailing fashion for 41 To drink dog fashion. the Spring.

Parachute Motif!

42 Ear of pitcher.

43. To thread.

44 To pleen out.

45 Tiny golf device.

40 To come In.

47 Lair of beast.

Vertical

1 Paragraph in a newspaper.

2 A new star.

3 Long grass

Shrewdness.

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127

14

5 Spar used on board shipa, na a

crano.

G. Vessel carrying oil.

7 Trans

8 To value.

Bad,

10 To sbrisk.

A

13. An.. enlargement of the first

joint of the great tee.

21 Part in a drama.

72 To sonson.

23 Dark-coloured volcanic rock.

24 Way

25

To devastate.

27 Chimed.

28. A narrowing or contraction,

20 To increase In degree.

31 Tremulous.

32 To dig laboriously.

36 Uncommon.

37 Prophet,

40 House canary.

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Yesterday's 'Solution.

Collien MOORE

Dally at 2:30

pm. 5.20 p.m. 7:15

p.m. and

9.15 Dress Circle 60 cents

Stalis 40 cents

an1 20 cents

all perfor

in inces.

NAUGHTY BUT

NICE

First National Pictures

COMING TO THE

This is the Peppiest, Insp- piest & Breeziest

of all Colleen Moore's Pictures.

Majestic Theatre

NATHAN ROAD KOWLOON"

MONDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY & BOXINGDAY.

MRS. SEKAI

MASSAGE Wyndham Street, Lab food,

Hongkong.

MASSAGE HALL

MRS. 8. UZUNOYE Export Masseuse

67, Queen's Road C., 2nd floor.

SPECIAL XMAS GIFTS

MANICURE & HAIR DRESSING SETS

AT

very reasonable prices.

THE COLONIAL DISPENSARY.

13, QUEEN'S ROAD Central.

Tal. a. 1877..

aass of the picture, and out of all

On Wearing Furs. the far rises her little head wear,

By Lady in Paris.}

ng a hat which fits her as her glove fits her hand, or even more closely. It may be black or in colour,, it may have a coloured wing as trimming, or no trimming

The wearing, of fur is such a but`n jewelled pin. widely followed fashion that easily loses all distinction unless' Rome ine gesture or pose lu the wearing of it distinguishes one fur coat or one fur-trimmed coat from another,

One fair creature dressed in black and scarlet had a small black cap with a couple of carved brown quills edged with bluck and scarlet. It is these bold little notes of colour which give a smile There are women who can wear to the darkest ensamble, and Hft ermine, chinchilla, sable, the it to gulety.

¡richest and rarest of furs, and Then there is the fur coat which who never succeed in giving to a many people say is not us their coats and wraps and collare fashionable as it was. But wait the very least distinction. There until the snow and frost appear are others who can only boast a and fur coats will come back ibit of rabbit or imitation broadtail į

again. and who manage to look Juxurinus

As it is there are plenty of in everything they put on.

So much depends on the way in moleskin conts, and coats of broad- which clothes are worn.

tail, and of shaved lamb in that The shawl collar carried to a lovely golden shade which Parla point at the back of the neck, loves so much. They very full and soft all round the straight and are guthered about, Ahoulders, is the collar of the the gure to make. them crooked Henson. You see them in dozens again, wherever well-dressed women eon-|

gregate.

are

Must Have It Just So.

cut

Black coats with light fox That ін just where the calfars, or collars of grey squirrel Parisienne is so entertaining about or lynx, are worn over bright or fashion. She gets a dozen prople light, or binck dresses In velvet, round her in the shop to measure Butin, moire, and cloth. On the her skirt hem, or the hem of her head is put a queer little tight-coat, because it is not straight, filling hat.

and the whole thing dues not hang

Touch of Arrogance,

To repeat this is but to tell the right, and when she has made truth of what women are wearing them put it "just so,” she superbly day by day,

Kathers those skirts around her in The refrain sounds monotonous, all the crooked lines she pleases but it is not so to the eye, and and thinks suit her and saile away

breathless chiefly because the way women leaving them

with wear that fur collar gives such admiration, distinction to the coat and hat that] It is still true that a well-dress- cach one is as unlike the other ased woman who knows how to carry their respective wearers.

her clothes can do what she likes with the Parisians.

They revel in her and admit that One woman, slender and tali, she has the right to look as Kathers her coat round her with luxurious and be as difficult to a touch of arrogance, and the please as she likes. collar curls round her head and ahanlders like a furry little]

a good cook, is inclined to despise animal. Round her sleeves go deep cuffs, from which emerge her a woman who is too easily pleased; little bands, the wrists heavily To please the dressmaker, n fettered with jewels.

woman must be something of a The hem of the coat, if fur-coquette, and to please a cook, trimmed, adds to the sumptuous-something of a gourmet,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

WELL, ADENT YOU GOING TO OPEN

IT AN SEE WHO

IT'S "FROM

WILLATEVER 17 15 17 DOESN'T RATTLE **

NOSÍR, NOT A

SOUND

Indeed, a good dressmaker, like

WHAT IF MEDBE IT WAS A SNAKE.THAT

FRECKLES WAS GENDING FOR You?!

A Hittle French trotteur suit, advances a most modern in- terpretation of the modish red, white and blue colour scheme by using a new printed silk. which has tiny parachutes for ita design. The blue jacket Is lined with the print, too. This print is one of the new "impressions decorative," de- signed by famous French ar- tials, which promise great vogue next spring.

This Suspenso Is. Awful

AW, FRECKLES WOULDNT DO ANYTHING LIKE 7AATITS PROBABLY

• "WELL, I DONT KNOW WHAT

IT COULD

BE!!

HURRY UP

LOOK!! THERES.

A NOTE OR SOMETHING "RIGHT ON***

TOR

DAIRY FARM NEWS

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EASONABLE PECIALTIES

FOR

ATURDAY

BLACK PUDDING

60 cents per lb.

HAGGIS (Real Mackay)

60 cents per lb.

Don't miss this Treat

The Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

21 YEARS AGO.

SOME EXTRACTS FROM THE "TELEGRAPH FILES.

The following Items are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended December 20th, 1907.

The rate of the dollar on de- mand was 1s, 94d.

•

of British steamers owing to tho

of a presence

British naval flotilla on tho West River.

•

The death occurred in Macao of Mr. La Kaa, a well-known Chinese millionaire.

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The tow-boat Hapag, built at Kowloon Docks lo the order of the under- Humburg-America Line, went her triat run..

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Chinese organisations in Canton Mr. E. D. C. Wolfo was appoint- and elsewhere proposed a boycotted Inspector of Schools.

WHAT DOES 17, SAYFANHOS IT FROM? WHATS IN THE BOXR V

AURRY UP

YES-DON'T BE SO SLOW

---TO MY NEPHEW OSCAR FROWN AIS UNCLE CLEM....

By Blosser

OH GEE-AN HERE ALL THE TIME WE "MADUGHT IT WAS FROM FRECKLES!

YOU'RE AS SLOW AS TH SEVEN YEAR iny! LET'S SEE WHAT IT IS!!

SEO. U. B. RAT, OFF.

“BY HCĄ SÌÁVICE, .

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