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WHEN you wear GORDON'S

Shoes you enjoy the satis faction of knowing they are popular amongst those who admire the well groomed appear- ance, more especially because Gordon's Shoes are distinctive, Fashionable, but unobtrusive

but not extreme.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1930.

Agfa

Kine-Camera

Movex

16-12

16 mm

Daylight-

Loading-

Magazines

of

40 feet.

Lens: Agfa f/3,5 Kine-anastigmat of 20 mm

Weight: 41 lbs.

(0.8 inch) focus.

Dimensions: 43 x 5 x2, ius.

Free development in

A

Agfa Film Reversing Station, Shanghai. For particulars apply to your dealer or to. DEUTSCHE FARBEN-HANDELSGESELSCHAFT.

Waibel & Co.

Prince's Building.

PERFUME OF DISTINCTION.

"LE DANDY"

D'ORSAY

(Obtainable in 2 Sizes)

Ask for it at:-

The Colonial Dispensary

18, Queen's Road, C.

PRESCRIPTIONS

PROMPTLY

AND

Tel. C. 1977,

CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

RD A Thought On

The New Exercises

The new

back porcine

would be

Mable

And the famous "Krubblest positions

as lot

would be a lot more

CALL AND

comfortable j

1030 AY NEA SERVICE, ING.

Lipstick.

IN THE HEART OF A ROSE.

if some one else didn't us

I could

if your o

some one

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Woman Inventor.

Snobbishness.

PUT IT DOWN TO SHYNESS.

The more I observe my fellow- creatures the more convinced I am that an inordinate number of them are hiding their lights under the bushel of shyness. Indeed, the not-easily discerned outcome of diffidence, and self-consciousness may cover a multitude of inherent virtues.

Shyness manifests itself, and libels its owner in so many tire- some ways. In some people it in duces a brusque manner, in others one of meekness and indecision. It may express itself in a ceaseless flow of breathless chatter, or an unresponsive silence that leads fellow-beings to diagnose a state bordering on mental deficiency, It even assumes the form of pig-head-1 cdness, of wary suspicion, of snob- bishness, and other divers unat- tractive attributes.

66

600

1 Smash.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Across

5 Outer. coat of cereals. 8 Bite.

12 Hire. 13 Groan.

14 Paper measure. 17 Extra seed covering. 15 Walking. 19 Froze 20

That apparently harsh and do- mineering woman you meet t those committee meetings you at tend, how overbearing and forbid ding she seems! She may be in

Formi. reality quite otherwise, though 21 Free. this is the only way she can ex-25 Assert. press herself in public.

Those two spinster ladies in your village of good family but ineffective personality who so assiduously cultivate the vicar and the squire, what are they but foolish anobs?

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Sort.

Kind of tree.

28

Carpeting.

31

33

Excite.

36 Young animal. 37 Circle.

38 Part of wooden joint.

40

addition.

Alter. 41. In Yet a deeper understanding of

13 Hawser. human nature would reveal that 44 Frank. this is the result of their cloistered 15 Squat. lives, which have taught them 47 Askew. little of the world and its various 0 Ball game. social strata. So they instinctive- 1 Part of rigging. ly cling to those of recognised posl-3 Ordinary.

66 Oasts. tion with whom they have at least 59 Rim one quality in common-that of 61 Sketch. equal birth and fear and distrust 62 Deduct. others. Their "anobbishness" is the 63 Flaming. only weapon of defence their diffid-54 Sign in music. ence allows them.

65 Small escutcheon.

67 Hut.

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1 Shell fish.

Down

2 Make reference to. 3 Later on.

Shyness is sometimes appraised 56 Trial. as conceit. Some are able effeces Ravine." tively to cover up their shyness. But for most it means that they are invariably at their worst in the company of others; in a commercial world they are physically unable to put their goods in the window. They seem to repel friendly ad- vances, to be mean in returning hospitality and in short, to be stand-offish, though all the time one realises they would be worth while as friends.

Put it down to shyness, and strive to create an easy atmos- phere of friendliness, and it is likely enough that you will be agreeably surprised at the pleasant results of your practical psycho-

AUSTIN GILFORD. In Exchange.

At present these flowers can be obtained only in England and Ger- tnany, their inventor, an English- Woman, Mra McGarvie Muan, A lipstick hidden in the heart of having given permission to a Ger-logy:

nan firm to produce them for home a rose or carnation-made of rubber use. Last year she paid two visits and worn as a buttonhole-will soon to Berlin to teach the process, be put on the market as the latest and recently the first German novelty among rubber flowers. The sample, a beautiful bunch of roses, little tube is held by a wire which was sent to her. Hungary, France, and America are now negotiating passes through the heart of the fur a licence to use the process.

Blower into the stem.

Several debutantes carried bou- quets of rubber flowers at last sea- son's Courts. Orchids, lilies, sweet peas. aemones, poppies, violets, roses and carnations are now being: cleverly copied in rubber. They can be washed in warm, soapy water.

Scent Concentrated in Calyx. Most of the flowers are scented by a wad of cutton wool soaked in con- centrated perfume and inserted in the calyx, but in a few cases the

The rubber flower industry in England is an all-British concern. The rubber comes from Malay, the dyes Are British, and English workers are employed in the Iactory.

Girls "Assemble" the Petals.

When the rubber has been rolled out into sheeting it is tinted to the oral shade of the flower. The petals Are stamped out by machinery, and assembled by a girl who does the work by hand with a model of the natural flower before ber.

petals are impregnated by spraying. They are held at the calyx by a The seent lasts for three months, solution of rubber, and the petals and the flowers, which keep the by a touch of a chemical substance. finally tinted and then curled over

freshness of their petals for six

The record for quick work is held months or so, may then be sprayed by a girl who assembled a bud in at intervals with their owner's eight minutes. Twenty minutes i favourite perfume.

the usual time for a full-blown rose.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

YES-YES, MISSOS

PLETZENBAUM -*** FRECKLES? NO- WAIT A MINUTE,

I'LL CALL

HIM!!

FRECKLES! MISSUS PLETZENBAUM

WANTS TO TALK To your

GO GET NE THE FLY SPRAY FROM IN UNDER' THE ICE BOX, TAG!!

Lacy straws follow the fash- ion of lacy weaves for spring. Black felt and black straw are combined in this medium-wide- brimmed hat,

Precaution!

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DOING THAT FOR?

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6 Scarce.

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27

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10 Part of the Verb "to be".

11 Pointed object

16 Not thick.

18

24mp

24

27

Lizard like batrachian.

Lively

28 Grethe quickly.

of singer.

29 At. the top,

30 Neat.

32 Legal claim (Law),

34 In this place.

Laetate.

36 Curve ides.

39

40 Passage-way.

42 Rodent animal.

45 Wood

46 Part of grammar.

48 To be awake.

49 Divided.

50 Leaves.

51 Stitched

62 Male relative.

54. Curve.

55 Typhoon.

57

Decoy.

68 Look for.

60 Expire.

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at

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?

Tel. C. 2252.

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AT

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A.P.C. Building.

Tol. C. 543

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