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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1929.

THE

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HAIR WAVING IN THE COLONY Mra. BETEN " Tal, K.001, Extension Rosa 34.

A "REST HOSTEL."

NEW BUILDING OPENED IN SHELLY STREET.

An imposing building within the compounds of the Muslim Mosque In Shelley Street was officially open- ed yesterday afternoon by the Hon. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, C.M.G., Captain The Superlatendent of Polica. building is to be used no a "Rest House for Muslim travellers pass- ing through, who 'for divers rea- Bons might find it inconvenient to reside in such accommodation na can be found in the Colony.

Among those present, besides Mr. Wolfe, were Mrs. W. T. Southern, Mrs. E. D. C. Wolfe, the Hon. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton, the Wodehouse, C.1.E., and Mr. E. F. R. Sample.

POPULAR DANCE Hon. Mr. J. P. Brago, Mr. P. P. J.

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Mr. U. Rumjahn, representing the Muslim community, addressing Mr. Wolfe and the gathering, drew attention to the need of such a hostel and mentioned in the course of his remarks that the building was not only for people of the Muslim faith, but also for those of other faiths as well.

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Mr. Wolfe, addressing gathering, said that the building

credit reflected great

its originatory and referred to the charitable work that every section of the community in doing nown- daya for the poor, the sick, and the needy. In the course of the week, said the speaker, they had the opening, first, of the new Sailors and Soldiers' Home, then, of the now Alice Memorial Hospital, and It now of the Muslim Rest House. was all very proper and thoughtful and he hoped that those who had helped to bring the building into exlatence would continue to support it.

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

Hair Brushes.

ALWAYS BUY GOOD ONES.

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What a number of brushes we need for personal use, and only thie best brushes are really practical.

Those made with cheap bristles

have a habit of shedding them; or they become soft and useless for performing their duties.

When buying hair brushes, press the bristles down hard. If they spring back again immediately, ns before, without sign of bending, they will wear well. Expensively mounted brushes of tortoiseshell, ivory and enamel are always made of good quality bristles.

Every woman should have a sot of clothes brushes suitable for their several purposes. A hard brush is needed for tweeds; à brush of med- ium hardness is required for serge suits and woollens; while for hats and fur coats soft brushes are best, One auch of the two latter would be advisable, as the brushes used on woollens and furs soon become full of threads and hairs.

The best way to keep brushes la The building is a brick and rein- to hang them up. It spoils the forced concreto one, situated on a bristles, and they soon collect the TSANG FOOK PIANO uhelley dust if they are kept habitually iy-

the Indian Mosque in Street, and commands a good viewing on a table. A row of small of the Harbour and distant moun-hooks on a narrow beading on the tains of the mainland from its inside of a cupboard door, and cor- clevated position. The ground responding rings on the end of the floor is arranged a meeting 8, Des. Vœux Road, Central, loosa ar dormitories various clothes, hat and shoe brush.

for travellers. The top floor is 25. divided off from the men's quanfters and reserved for female travellers. A modern flush system is to be in- stalled in the building The plans were prepared by Mesars: Dension Ram and Gibbs.

Entrance Ice House Street) Telephoné C. 4648.

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HELENA MAY.

THE PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING'S CONCERT.

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The following is the programme for this evening's concert at the Helena May Institute;

1--(a) Elegie

Part 1.

(b) Vinni d'arte

Mr. Sanger.

Massenet. .Tosen.

Accompanied by Mine C. Braga. 2(a) Sen Moods ........Calford.

(b) Life and Death

Coleridge-Taylor.

Mra, Carnegiu.

Accompanied by Mr. F. Mason. 3-Four American Negro Spirituals. Arranged by J. Rosand Jolinson.

(a) Ga down, Moses.

(b) Jambua fi de battle O Jerico.

ri Nobody knows de trouble

rid I see.

(d).I got a home in a dat rock.

Miss Dunbar.

Accompanied by Mra. Hargreaves-Browne.

4. Variations on a Theme. Op. 16,

No. 3.....Paderewski.

Part II.

1-(a) Physcho...

Phalindile.

(b) Mon coeur s'auvre a ta volse

Saens-Spenu.

Mr. Sanger. Accompanied by Miss C. Braga. 2(a) The Fairy Pipers .. Brewer. (b) The Lilac Treo....Gartlan,

Mrs. Carnegie. Accompanied by Mr. F. Mason.

Debussy. Duparc.

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3. (a) Mandoline

(b) Lamento

4-(n) Berceuse

Miss Dunbar. Accompanied by Mrs. Hargreaves-Brown,

(b) Scherzo in C MinorTM

Mrs. Cashman.

Just received.

Fresh Stocks of

EVAN WILLIAM'S CAMOMILE

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& HENNA

Shampoos.

THE COLONIAL DISPENSARY. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD' CENTRAL. Tel. U. 1877,

Chopin.

Mendelssohn.

Very smart and new are the lines introduced into this coat- frock of very fine navy cloth. The severe bodice fastens down the front and has collar and button-panel of pale femon cloth; below the patent leather belt it develops into a shapely hasque. The skirt is flared in front, but the fulness is atitched flat to below the hip-line.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

WELL-WE'RE OFF' THE BIG PARADE

IS STARTED"

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This now upper bracelet composed of rhine- stone links with flower and leaves of red and green stones" shows the frond toward more elaborate coalume Jewellery.

Beautiful Gowns.

SEEN AT A DRESS SHOW.

OUR NEW BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

110

Paris Millinery.

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AND PICTURESQUE VEILS.

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On every side just now one sees a sombre" regiment of black felt hats. When the quality of the felt is good, they are nice enough, but nothing on earth can look as de moralised as a cheap black felt, or satin, or velvet hat. It attracts every speck of dust within miles.

The newest hats, tired of the plain disercion of the cloche, now expand into tam-o'-dhanters, or mould the head closely in the form of weird skull-caps cut into all kinds of curious shapes.

A certain well-known modiste la showing a model of his own cren- tion which is ornamented, with a diamond brooch, the price of the jewel being five times that of the hat.

Roses and gardenias such as are pictured in these brooches, recall to mind the decorative ornaments that our "Empire" ancestors wore on the decolletee bodica.

Picturesque Vella.

Moro intriguing still are. those

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11 Malicious burning. 13 Clergyman. 14 Dove,

16 Centre.

10 Markets.

16 Figaro on an escutcheon. 19 Imago. 21 Try

23 Colour. 25 Quick.

27 Species of dog-wood.

28 That which rotates. 20 Floating.

31 Unproductive, 33 Deposited molaturo, 35 Mop,

30 Newts.

A black byzantine afternoon picturesque little vella that hang 38 Having ebb and flow. gown with awathed hip-line, a slightly bloused bodice, and a skirt from the edge of the hat to just be 41 Rescued. with an unexaggerated uneven hemlow the level of the eyes. Thero 43 Shauls. was worn with a smail, close-fitting is an individual charm about them 44 Catliko: black hat with deep carpieces. that gives distinction and por-40 Large ficsby fruit. ground for a diamond chain" und This dress made a perfect back-sonality to every woman.

petulant and diamond bangle and a Bright gold, aliver and metal black enamel and diamond vanity edgings to the narrow or wider case! The hat was also finished brims are a significant feature of with a diamond brooch.

the new modes. And there are Red satin was used for a luxuri-also amusing little motifs of gold ous pyjama suit worn with a translace appearing discreetly here parent brocade coat in red, allver, green and blue tones, eut longer at and the back them in the front, and gleams of sunshine. bordered with brown fur. An Oriental necklace of coloured jewels and enamel was worn, and the man- nequin carried a square

enamel vanity case, which was alung on her finger with jewelled chain.

Black panne was chosen for the beautiful evening gown, cut short in the front and very long at the hack, where the skirt followed the ne of extremely graceful drapery, falling with a suggestion of oupe from below the shoulder-blades. A back shoulder-brooch of diamonds held, the drapery on one side; a dia- mani sautoir was worn and a dia- mond bandeau encircled the head,

Today's Recipe.

LEMON DELIGHT,

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One round of sandwich cake, 1 tin peaches and the following mix- ture:-Put in a saucepan 1⁄2 pint water, oz. gelatine, 2 oz. castor sugar, and the rind of 2 lemons. Use an iron spoon to stir until the gelatine is dissolved. In a basin put the whites of 2 eggs, un- beatan, add to these the strained juice of 2 lemons, and atraln the contents of the saucepan into the bowl. Give a slight whisk, leave for a little, whisk again, and leave. Continue doing this until none of the mixture remains clear. Colour It with shrimp colouring matter, and pour into a welled border mould. When set, turn out on to the round of sandwich cake which has previously been soaked with peach syrup. Fill the centre with sliced. penches: Decorate: with whipped cream and angelica.

WHAT TA' SAM HILL IS STOPPIN US ?? WE WAS GOIN' ALONG

SWELL UNTIL

JUST NOW!! _{

TEAM ISMALLEST LADY ALLGOR EAVING

MAM.

there in the crown, like

Tweed and jersey cloth are effectively combined in a chic little toilette. The jersey- cloth, which fashions cont, hat and scarf, is in the new slate- blue colour, while the skirt and bands on cont are in tweed of the same shade fleck- od with nut-brown,.

On With the Parade

LOOKS LIKE A POLICEMAN TALKING TO FRECKLES

SURE I GOT

A PERMIT TO

HOLD THIS

PARADE!!

45 Prickles.

47 Encounters.

48 Overcame difficulties.

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1 South American hoofed animal 2 Money pouch. 3 Repose.

4 Kind of vulture.

5 Immersed.

0 Small horses.

7 Negotiate.

8 Fruit of the pine.

RADIO BROADCAST.

THE LOCAL PROGRAMME !

FON TO-DAY.

Broadcast by Z.B.W. on 360 metres. 6.30-0.30 p.m. Demonstration Pro-

grannne.

7.48. p. Evening Weather Re- port.

8 p.m. Evening Programme (Co. lumbia Records).

"Leonore (No. 3), (Beethoven)

Overture, New Queen's Hall Orch. "The Real Guy," "Domestic Blaters,"

Talking by Billy Bennett. "Lilac Time"

10 Dished out. 12 Grave.

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16 Small degroo of wetness.

17 Mustinoss,

20 Adulterated, ".

22 Plants.

24 Ethical.

26 Ward expressing denial,

27 Short-legged pony.

20 Journey.

32 Purity.

33 Strip

34 Interweave,

36 Thin sweet cake.

37 Underneath.

39 Went astray..

40 Irritable.

42 Have dinnUT

43 Approach.

Yesterday's Solution.

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ASSERT SEOTHE

TARIFF TREATY.

CHINA AND BRITAIN SIGN THE PROTOCOL.

Shanghai, Feb. G.

Dr. C. T. Wang, the Foreign Minister, and Mr. Hewlett, British Consul General, to-day on behalf of their respective Governmenta signed the protocol declaring that the terms of the Chinese and British tariff treaty, which was ratified by Britain on February 1, shall be regarded as coming into force from that date.-Router."

Selection, London Theatre Orch. TRAINING - AIRMEN. "Gipsy Dan,"

"Leanin'" Baritone, Raymond Newell,

"Chopin's Nocturnes,"

Pinnoforte Solo, Leopold Godowsky.

"Robin Adair,"

"Comin' Thro' the Rye,"

Soprano, Doris Vane,

"Aida" (Verdi) Selection, New

PEKING TO HAVE AN AVIATION SCHOOL.

Nanking, Feb. 6. An Aviation Institute will short-

Queen's Hall Light Orchestra.ly be opened in Peking for tho

"DO"

"The

Comedian, Will Tyffe,

"I am a Roamer,"

(from "Son and Stranger,"). "Vulcan's Song,

(from "Philemon and Baucio,"")

Baas. Kobert Easton, "Rhapsodie No. Laz

J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. "Alfin Son Tua,"" "Sparge Un Amaro Planta,"

Soprano, Maria Gentile. 10.10 p.m. News Bulletin. A Kanekonese Love Lyric

(Ogul Mogul," "The Tightest Man I Know,"

Comedian, Billy Bennett. "Clowns in Clover," Selection,

Piccalilly Revels Band, God Save The King. - 10.30 p.m. Close Down,

training of aviators.

Eight army planes, which will be used for practice purposes, are. expected to arrive from France in March-Router,

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