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FEELING "UNDER THE

WEATHER"

THIS MORNING!

JUST A LITTLE DOSE OF

PINKETTESA

TONIGHT

WILL

RESTORE. APPETITE. SPIRITS.

AND A

GENERAL. SENSE OF WELL-BEING.

|

DEATH OF MR. S. K.

MOOSA.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1929.

POPUBAR MEMBER OF INDIAN

COMMUNITY.

The death took place" yesterday. at his residence at No. 1 Chi Wo Street. Kowloon, of Mr. S, K. Moosa, a popular member of the Indian community.

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The late Mr. Moosa was. years of age. He was employed. by Mr. J. E. Joseph and had been in his service for a number of | years. Prior to entering the ser- ice of Mr. Joseph, he was for some time employed in the Inter- national Banking Corporation, (now National City Bank of New York), Messrs. Chater & Mody and at the; Colonial Secretary's Office. ·

As a corrective of, intestinal torpidity there is nothing better than Pinketten. These dainty Hittle laxatives likewise quickly

He had been suffering from a banish biliousness and nick head-growth in the head and had been' aches, stimulate the liver, restore confined to bed for some consider- cheerfulness and clear thinking. Of chemists everywhere, or post free, 40 cents the vial, from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 60, Kiangad Road, Shanghai,

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children and is also survived by He leaves. a widow and three

three brothers and a sister, for all of whom much sympathy is felt.

The funeral will leave his resi dence No. 1 Chi Wo Street, Row-1 loon, to-day at 4pm. and will arrive at the Arsenal pier, Hong- ko, at 5 pm, and Mohanimedan Cemetery Happy Valley, at 5:30 pm for interment.

Lord Mersey.

London, Sept. 3. The death has occurred of Lord Mersey-Reuteri

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WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

Velvet and Felt Appear in Autumn Millinery,

Bohn Charles Bigham. the first Viscount Mersey, was born in 1840, the son of a Liverpool merchant. He became a Barrister in 1870, being made a Q. C. in 1883, and later, on taking up polities, be- ! enme M. P. Unionist) for the Exchange Division of Liverpool, from 1895 to 1897. In the latter year he was appointed a Judge of The King's Bench Division, and Served 4 such antil 1909. Kulghted in 1897, he was mute a But in 1910. He was one the Commissiours to enquire into the wreck of the Titanic in 1912 having been President of the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty The feminine mode which is so Division from 1909 to 1910); and dominant this year is reflected In was the President of the Inter- the hats which complete the smart national Conference on Safety of est castumes. Small hats are still Life at Sea, in London, 1915-14. supremely chic,, and, while there are Bo enquired into the loss of the many of these hats simple in line Impress of Ireland, in Canada, in and trimminit, there are also has 1914, and presided over the which offer the utmost in feminity Admiralty Transport Arbitration through trimming and general, de Board the same year. Jn 1915 he sign. was appointed Wreck Commis-

sioner to enquire into the deatrne 4ion of th Palala and the Lusitant. He was created Viscount in 1910. His heir is Lt. Cal. the Hon. C.C. Bigham

LETTER GOLF

VOLINE,

The new hats, built close, to the

have some

sort of

ckie hat must brint manipulation: The draped brim is quite important-frequent ty they are draped to one side and turned up in front..

Berets are still being featured and now they appear in velvet. One attractive model was fashioned of light blue velvet worked in tri- angles with a strip of chenille in three-toned checker-board design the head-band, Other forms are the Dutch cap, the tight skull cap, draped turban and the

face, are seen in various shapes promises to be the most important forming ant so create an air of distinct in-of these two, dividuality. Many bonnets appear

feet of fur incrustations.

developed in genre similar to the Combinations of material are small hat uncovering the face on following model developed in used extensively for hats, of the the left side and longer on the right. caracal covering the ears, and in sporta type. The fabrics are club-

Workings of the crowns in pleals turn covered by a brimmed felt orately cut and arranged for the or incrustations are important fea- with a cut-out crown giving the ef- crowng-the seams joined with tures of the new millinery in all embroidery or with overcast seam-collections. Many lending milliners Even the baby bonnet has inthis especially used for sports felts. the bias in velvet hats or in felt, a. This latter type of joining are using incrustations of velvet on We'll all CLASP HANDS by toeneet these hats. Felt with a yel- day's march around the letter golf vet raffle at the back is adopted in sports shapes in any case. Short incrustations.

The cloche remains the basis for and appliques of herp, resembling At least for nine steps. a number of models as are godet brima are sometimes turned up in

incrustations of fur in the back front, very slightly, or in wavy ef- far. Tiny metal buckles, feather Trims present little variety so brims Velvet and black satin are fects, and longer at the sides. The oraments to match the velvet or used for bonnets and also for hat off-the-face movements continue for felt or sometimes mullcoloured are with soft apturned brims in wide street hats and are considered quite noted. Also tulle veils effects. Black velvet, is sometimes chic. combined with colours, particularly shapes as well as of trims are de-front and ending at the right side. The general tendency of marked, fairly wide, crossing the turquoise.

cidedly upward. In fact, some hata Autumn colours are featured gen- Taupe is a new and featured type are turned up in back as well as in erally-such tones as russet, green, of felt. This is sa'soft and fine that front. The hat with the long back brown, old blue and black and it can be easily draped and made la still being shown but the shorter white...

LAS P

HANDIS

1-The idea of letter golf is to change one word to another and do it in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to change COW to

are re.

o lie that and for this reason is much hacked hat will prove more.com- Billie Dove, First National star, employed for draped toques. For fortable with the fur collared coat. wears a few charming autumn late greater flatness, it is often ironed. And all sorts of things are being in her forthcoming production, down. Velvet and panne are two done with brims. There is no defi-"Her Private Life.". This one is of materials which will be featured uite rule for side elongation-there a soft green fur felt, cleverly this enming season, both alone and are just as many exaggerated right draped, and disclosing Miss Love's in combination with felt; panno sides as left being shown. But the forehead.

A Holiday Travel oral chintz, but the lining should them. Lay these on the folded

Tidy.

When we travel from home, there HEN, in three strokes,COW, Jure certain toilet necessities HOW, HEW, HEN.

must lake with us. It is worth

2-You can change only one

letter at a time,

3-You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each THE UNION STORE, Jump. Slang words and abbrevia

tions don't count.

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4-The order of letters cannot be changed.

One solution is printed or another page.

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ONE,

be of gilesilk. A little coloured pocket. binding will also be needed..

we

needed.

them, as this can be used for week-

Place the binding at the bottom

To begin with, take a piece of fold, and machine up one side, material twenty-four inches long, across the front, and down the other by ten and a half in width; alsoxide. Fasten off firmly. pockets. This size allows for all towel, tooth-brush is case, allow some smaller pieces for extra The back pocket holds водр, und turnings, 80 a piece of oil-wijk paste. Into the next the mirror, while making a toilet-tidy to hold enty-three inches i ten will be puff, and Cologne are slipped. Mending silks wound on little cards cad visits or picnics, when the holi-silk, and turn up seven inches from leaving room for scissors, needles, Fold in the material over, the can fit in one half of the pockets, day is over.

the bottom, to form a pocket. Now, f'emb, and manicure Implements in soap, face cloth, and frozen Cologne chintz, ten inches wide by five small press studs.

towel, make another pocket, of double the third. Fasten the case with in the largest pocket, and powder-inches deep, and a smaller oño, ten With scraps of material from the puff, comb. mirror, scissors, needles, inches by three. Machine these piece bag, the case can be made. and thread in the smaller ones.

two together, and place a row of quite cheaplyGERTRUDE AUTY. Gay cases can be made from stitching down the middle to divide In Exchange.

The ideal case, carrica

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

GEE, THE MORE I THINK ABOUT

THAT LETTER THAT DANNIE VIROTE TO ME THE MORE

I THINK UNCLE HARRY COULD TAKE ME 'ALONG ON ONE OF HIS TRIPS- BUT POP SAYS NO .... THAT I'M NOT OLD ENOUGH!!

•

Hard for Oscar to Keep

I'LL AMBLE OVER TO TAG'S AN SEE IF I CAN. CHEER HIM UP A LITTLE - GEE, I'M JUST DYING - TO TELL HIM WHAT 7. DID... BUT I CAN'T, 'CAUSE THATD

SPOIL THINGS!!

I JUST HAVE TO FORGET GETTING A

| TRIP."NITU UNCLE

| HARIZY = POP SAID

IF HE'D WANT ME TO 60 WITA HIA HE'D ASK ME.

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Acrow

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16 Parts of circles.

17 Odd.

18 Italian coins.

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Musical Instrument.

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20

20

Algret.

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31 Raised,

837 Guide.

39 Higher.

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44 Kind of carnelian.

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47 Funeral oration.

49 Valley. 48 Ant.

50 Hody of soldiers. 51 Organs of hearing. 52 Wither.

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1 Everlasting. 2 Dandle. 3 Rubbera. 4 Commencing. 6 Dropped.

7 Previous.

AWNJ-TILATE TOO BAD... THAT'S RIGHT, HE'D ASK YOU-WELL

I GOTTA BE

GOING

NOW!

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D Lower.

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23 Aquatic animal

24 ramense.

25

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28 Concealed.

30 Choice.

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33 Flour,

36

Frightened.

30 Small leaping beetles,

38 Small candles.

39 Employed.

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42 Member of wandering tribe.

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SHANGHAI,

GEE-I COME WITHIN AN I INCH OF TELLIN' TAG ABOUT ME VIRITIN' THAT LETTER TO HIS UNCLE HARRY.................. SOME OF THESE DAYS,

TABLL THANK

"ME!!"

BONGKONG.

By Blosser

MEANWHILE

"THE BOAT THAT CARRIES UNGLE HARRY.

*AND.* FRECKLES

IS WITHIN SIGHT OF

LAND JE

IS THKT CHINA, UNCLE HARRY?

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