1930-03-20 — Page 5

The

MORRISON PIANO.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930.

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The Petal Skirt.

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Some girls have such a delight-

| fully fresh natural complexion and reflect such radiant health and charm that the sight of them gives pleasure wherever they go. There are others, on the contrary, who,

whilst possessed

of beautiful

features, can only be looked upon with feelings of sadness because of their sickly appearance, despite whatever artificial means they may adopt to try to hide the ravages of ill-health.

It is a mistake to suppose that lipstick and cosmetics make good outwardly the signs of anaemia or of those other debilitating troubles from which so тапу women suffer at intervala. The Lonly

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natural plumpness and colour to the cheeks, rosiness to the lips, sparkle to the eyes, true womanliness to the figure, is through the blood, by purifying and enriching the blood. Not only do Dr. Williams'

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In brief, Dr. Williama' Pink Pills are a powerful remedy for all disorders which are traceable to Impoverished blood and general weakness of the nervous system, and they are equally good for men as well as women. Chemists everywhere sell them 31.50 per But bottle $8.00 or 6 bottles. romomber, nothing is just good as

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Silk marocain is wonderfully adaptable to the "petal" flared skirts and novel neck draperies of the moment being sufficient- ly firm to keep in shape, yet supple enough to drape well This model, which illustrates the new skirt line and a pretty scarf

arrangement.

the bodice, is in a rich chestnut- brown shade, with embroi- deries in blue, gold, and purple on the scarf end:

on

A New Fashion.

ENAMELLED CHERRY, KED. FINGER NAILS,

Paris.

The most conspicuous "beauty" fashion in Paris just now is that for brilliantly enamelled figernails.:

It is necessary to quote the word "beauty" in connexion with such a vogue because, although it eman- ntes from the beauty · parlours, there is great conflict of opinion among women as to its aesthetic value.

The hands certainly look super- cared-for, which is desirable in manicure, but my first feeling was that the fingers looked as though the nails were off, and consequent- ly I have disliked the fashion since. Easily Done.

One girl who could not buy a sufficiently deep cherry shade in

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dropped into the nail enamel she already possessed some drops of cochineal. So if you want to adopt this cherry-ripe fashion you can easily do so.

Milliners Say "Short Hair." Shingled or short hair will con- tinue fashionable, at least until the spring, say the milliners be- cause hats are small on account of big fur collars. Dressmakers, too, prefer neat heads to accentuate the slim outline that predominates umong their models.-Z. In Ex change.

Here are two questions which a. man wants answered..

Why do 80 few women know which day of the month each day is, and why do women almost in- variably keep their watches a little fast?

The first question is prompted by the fact that many of the let tera which he receives from women bear, instead of the date, alther the name of the day of the week which they are written, or nothing at all to show the time of com-. position.

I have often wondered, myself, not why women do not know the date of each day, but how men do always appear to know it.

I suspect that one of the things which a man does in the morning, to give himself that pleasant feel- ing of knowing something more than his women-kind know, is to steal a lightning glance at the newspaper before anybody else: has had time to look at it!

As for the second question,I: am afraid that the answer to this must: admit some persistence of that nervousness which still charac- terises many women. Two women told me that they kept their wat- ches fast in case they should suddenly go slow! H. M. In Exchange.

SICA A DIFFERENCE!

Auf Now, Homey You Know You're The Only Girl-

* SWEET NOTHING-*

S GOMETRING A. GIRL LOUES TO HEAR?

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"NOTHING SWEET" SOMETHING

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The very simplicity of this dinner dress in midnight-blue satin beaute is its hall-mark of good styler-With-a perfect- ly plain little bodice, a "mould- ed" skirt finished with two very full flounces set at dif- ferent depths, and a self sash. tying loosely at the back, it is the model to select when good wearing qualities are de- sired.

A Comforting Partner

WHEN OTHERS ARE ILL.

Mention

was made the other day of a man who was said to be suffering through having a pessi mistic wife.

When the doctor asked him: how he was getting on, the patient would reply that he was getting on i nicely, but the wife would remark that he was not at all well, or something equally depressing.

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Employed.

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14 Grip.

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19 Father.

21 Pitcher.

22 Body of tree.

23 Private.

25 Goodbye.

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29 Crack.

30 Vans.

31 Dam. 32 Energy.

34 Allenate.

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41 Inheriton 42 Wrongdoer,

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Information.

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53 Affected glance..

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3 On the right hand. 4 Repent.

5 Persuade.

6 Aids.

7 Jew.

8 Lazy

9 Unpaid bill,

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Cudgel

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Boat.

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30 Difference. 32 Temple.

33 Fete.

35 Large drink,

36 One who, tolls,

37 One who wagers,

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unusual one, for, nowadays, NO widely prevalent and so strong, is belief in auto-suggestion,.or simi- lar curative methods, that one ima- gines that the wife who would make such a reply in the patient's hearing must be an exception.

But I am not sure that she might not be really more comforting to the sick man than the partner who insists that he is almost in the pink, and probably makes the poor man feel that he is little better than a malingerer, lying abed, be ing waited upon, and doing no work!

It may be that the supposedly pessimistic wife is merely trying to be sympathetic. She probably knows that the man is made of the stuff that never falls until it has to, and her remarks may; cheer] him as, signs of faith and admira tion for his courage and cheer fulness.

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