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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1930.

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS

Black Magic in Spring Garb.

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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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THE GIRL WHO ENJOYS LIFE.

It is just in her "teen age" that a girl should be getting most fan out of life. Yet so often it happens that girls of sixteen-to- twenty have outgrown their strength-are quickly tired, pale. nervous, generally run-down and unhappy. These are sure signs. af anaemia, a condition that results from thin andernourished blood. Dr. Willams' Pink Pills have corrected this in thousands of girls. Here is the personal experience of Mrs. M. M. Brown, a young wife reaiding at 53 St. John's Road, Fratton, Portsmouth, England.

"From the age of Tourléen I suffered from a most obstinate form of anaemia", states Mrs. Brown. "During those years of misery I was constantly having medical attention, but all to no permanent avail I often had throbbing headaches, and was no weak that mother had to take me away from school. So

the age of eighteen. I always felt ill and depressed.

It was at the suggestion of a friend that I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pilla. There was soon an improvement, and by the time

I had taken the third box of the Fills was a changed girl, all my ailments had vanished. I am now quite well and able to

things went on I until reached thoroughly enjoy life."

For climatic reasons Dr. Williams' Pink Pille are packed in tlass neckless, hermetically-scaled bottles, for sale in the Far Fant. As a blood builder and nerve tonic for both sexes their tame is ever-growing and worldwide. Your chemist can supply you, but be sure to refuse all substitutes, remembering that nothing else in "the same," or "just as good" as

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.

A

Ladies' Washing Dresses

IN VOILE

LINEN

AND PRINT

from $11.50

EVE

-KAYAMALLY BLDG.

A PERFUME OF DISTINCTION.

“LE DANDY"

D'ORSAY

(Obtainable in 2 Sizes)

Ask for it at:--

The Colonial Dispensary

Tel. C. 1877.

18, Queeù's Road, C.

FLETCHER'S

MOSQUITOL

An infallible preventitive against the bites of mosquitoes and other

insects.

There's sheer beauty in new black styles! Left: The negligce goes formal and gracious in a surplice cut of gold dotted rayon marquisette with trafting black chiffon sleeves and two rippling layers of black chiffon forming a train. Right: A frock of black rayon fish net, made princess, with flaring skirt below the tight hipline and graceful circular cuffa finishing long sleeves.

Of Interest.

Black and Grey Bag.

colour, and the eireles are as large as a medium-sized button, while the diamante gives an un- usual glittering effect...

Leather Inkwells,

A Pretty Notion.

IN FINGER BOWLS.

A smart handbag which is meant

Leather is an unusual but very

Coloured glass finger-bowls are for use with a black or grey cos- suitable material for inkstands, very smart now, especially if they tume is made of black suede and although it has long been used appear on the table with glass grey snakeskin. The bag itself is for blotters. A useful set, confruit plates to match. The dainty made of the suede, and the point-sisting of two inkwells and a lace mat on which each bowl blotter, is made of dark brown stands may be dyed to just the ed flap, which fastens it in the

leather, with the square inkstands front, is made of the skin. There at each side of a leather tray and same tint, if you want to be quite is also a strap of snakeskin across the blotter in the front.

original. Another novel idea is to the back with which to hold it.

place before each of your guests Original Buttonholes,

'à bowl of a different colour. Buttonholes of flowers and

Just a drop of rose-water An exquisite pendant which leaves have often been seen and verbena in the water in the bowls hangs on a narrow black cord is worn, but the newest idea is to gives a delicious fragrance. made in the shape of an anchor.wear clusters of various fruits or From Anglo-Indian tables we The bar at the top and the round- seeds. For instance, there are may borrow a pretty notion. When ed part at the bottom are made of bunches of tiny rose-hips sur-the finger-bowls are placed for diamonds, while the space in be- rounded by rose-leaves, and dessert in Indian bungalows two tween is filled with lapis lazuli clusters of brown glass acorns or three tiny blossoms, such as and diamonds, and has two links outlined with the most realistic violets, sweet-peas, fruit blossoms, of jade the centre.

oak leaves.

or perhaps a rose petal or two, are found to be floating on the surface of the water in each bowl,

Anchor Pendant.

For the Bridge Table, When the baize top of a bridge table gets covered with dust and cigarette aah, it is useful to have

Woollen Belts. Some of the new belts are very

or

Some people prefer a wafer- gay in appearance and most of like slice of lemon, which gives them are composed of wool. One both fragrance and additional example shows a narrow band of

a tiny brush concealed in one of leather sewn with two different cleansing qualities to the water. the drawers, with which to clean coloured wools. The stitching is

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it. Small crescent-shaped brushes, arranged with one colour at one club, Small table napkins are in- | with tiny hearts, clubs, spades, and side and one at the other, and the cluded in the set. diamonds decorating the ivory belt has a narrow edgins of gold tops, are ideal for this purpose. and is fastened with a small gold The bristles are just hard enough buckle..

to remove the dust without des- troying the surface.

Fashionable Evening Gloves.

not

Across

1 Formed by weaving.

6 Narrow passages of water.

11 Poems,

12 Excursion,

13 Guide.

14 Talks enthusiastically.

16 Make to correspond,

18 Dwelling-place.

28 Spread new-mown grass.

22 The rainbow.

23 Broké a hole in.

24 Package.

25 Burn.

26 Demonstrative pronoun.

27 Heathen.

28 Religions festival.

30 Father.

31 Afresh.

32 Uttered vocal music,

33 Uncultivated.

37 Boiled slowly.

41 Foreigner.

42 Denominations.

44 Before.

45 Makes brown,

46

16 Frighten,

47 Lump.

48 Employ.

49

50

Lool.

51C VIZOS.

to one's birth.

53 Common wild flower,

55 Commodities.

56 Island.

57 Separated.

68 On that account.

Down

1 Kind of annuity.

2 Works,

3 Lazlly.

4 Lion.

6 Land property.

6 Contended.

7 Industry. 8 Split.

9 Mimic.

10 Scholar.

13 Works.

16 Theatre.

17. Sunken space before a window.

10 Nonsense.

21 Daih

23 Vixen.

24

Flat bottomed boat.

20 Kind of joint.

27 Craps

29 Stories.

30 Sticky substance.

33 Weak

34 Exclamation of woe.

135 Cloth.

138 Fermented liquor,

38 Tired.

39 Quelic,

40 Fruit.

42 Climbed.

43

Trust

40 Save.

47

flint,

49 Heavenly orb..

60 Scrape.

52 Reverential fear.

54 Remains after a fire,

Yesterday's Solution.

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Columbia

RECORDS

CHORUS HITS OF YESTERDAY by the Jolly Old Fellows.

Introducing

Fol-The-rol-lol, Girly Girly, Skylark, Honeysuckle on the bee, Miner's Dream of home, Her Golden Hair was hanging down her back, The Blind Boy, Comrades, Little Annie Ronay, Just Like the Ivy, Where did you get that Hat?

G9424.

The Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

Gloves for evening wear are re- turning to favour, but

the For Bridge Teus.

old-fashioned white kid affairs, The Chinese Catholic community Mesara, O. K. Gidumail and The newest tea cloths are de- which somehow never looked well are giving a reception at the Watoomall, Treasurers of the Sind Amber and Diamante.

signed specially for bridge teas. with coloured gowns. A large Cathedral compound, Caine, Road, Hindu Merchants Association gaya Women who like amber jewel-They are in the linen, and may store is showing gloves of finest at 8 pm. on Easter Sunday, on the a dinner party yesterday, to Mr. F. lery will admire a choker necklace be found in pastel colourings, such suede and kid, which reach well occasion of the presentation of an T. Melwani, Hon. Secretary of the composed of amber discs with tiny as peach. In each corner is aabove the elbow, and are coloured address to Rev. Peter Ngai in Association who is leaving for India diamante flowers in the centre of beautifully- hand-embroidered to match almost any evening honour of his Sacerdotal ordination. Ion holiday on 20th instant. each disc. The amber is pale in heart, or a diamond, a spade, or alfrock. ****

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

AFTER THIS DONT CONG TO ME WITH ANY MORE

FALSE ALARMS=SEE! I

FELT AS BIG AS A NICKEL IN FRONT

OF AMZY!!

WELL-Y'DON'T THINK I FELT

LIKE ANY ELEPHANT

WHATS WRONG, VILLIE

YOU ARENT COMING DOWN WITH THE -MUNDS

ARE YOU?

Willie Was Confident

WORSE THAN "THAT-AKEVER DID I DO SUCH A SILLY TANG “ BEFORE !!

MANBIY, WHAT DID YOU DO, WILLIE ?

I FORGOT TO MAIL VA MY ESSAY TO THE HAPPLE MAGAZINE- FOUND IT IN MY COAT THIS MORNING.

GEE, THAT'S

T86 BAD

FOR YOU!

By Blosser

HUH! IT'S TOO BAD TOR ALL OF US- I WAS ANXIOUS"

·FOR ONE OF OUR

GANG TO WINGS THE PRIZE

THE PHARMACY

(FLETCHER & CO., LTD.

A.P.C. Building.

Tel. C. 345,

Blo