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Hongkong Telegraph 港電新報 士蔑新聞 All

PARIS MODELS PANIC AT CHANGSHA.

GOWNS FROCKS

SPORTS SUITS JUMPERS.

Mde, GREENBERG, (Paris & Shanghai). SHORT SEASON ONLY.

ST. FRANCIS HOTEL,

ROOM 401.

10 to 12 noon. 3 to 7 p.m.

To Residents of

Homontin and Kowloon Tong.

We are now delivering BREAD and ROLLS every Morning between

6 and 8 a.m.

REPORTED EVACUATION BY HO CHIEN'S TROOPS.

Hankow, Aug. 12. A message of Angust 11 states that the troops under General Ho Chien are reported to have evacuat- ed Changsha, and the Chinese citizens are fleeing.

Ho Chien has, it is said, been torturing Communist suspects, and the "Reds" have sworn to kill, as a reprisal, all the people between the ages of 15 and 35.-Reuter,

Changsha Still “Safe."

Peking, Aug. 12 Regarding previous apprehen- sions as to the fate of Changsha owing to cessation of radio com- munication with Nanking, mas sages from foreign gunboats at Changsha yesterday evening show that the city is still in General Ho Chien's hands.

A house to house search is being made for Communist suspects; and there have, been numerous ex- ecutions.-Reuter.

Departures from Kanchow..

Peking, Aug. 12.

A Catholic Bishop, four priests and eight nuns have safely reach- ed Hsiuchow. in Kwangtung, from Kanchow, and are going to Canton, but Bishop O'Shea and a few are still at

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD. other foreigners

Telephone your orders

28152

or

56561

Kanchow. Reuter. "

It was reported on August 5) that American missionaries in Kanchow. Kiangsi, numbering twelve, had been advised to leave.]

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SHAMEEN

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AGENTS FOR

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TO WHOM ALL LOCAL ENQUIRIES SHOULD BE

ADDRESSED.

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GENUINE.

A Fox Movietone unit, headed by George Schneiderman, chief came- and Archie Buchanan, director, braved the perils of the South Sens to record the striking scones of the tropics which are revealed in "South Sea Rose," Lenore Ulric's starring all talking pleture coming to the Queen's Theatre to-day.

The exploring party docked at scores of unnamed islands in its search for authentic scenes to be utilized in several sequences of "Sout Sea Rose." South Sea dances and tribal ceremonies were obtained,

"South Sea Rose" is a comedy drama revolving around Miss Ulric as a vivacious islander. She is supported by Charles Bickford and others in the supporting cast are Kenneth MacKenna, Tom Patri- coln, Farrell Macdonald, Elizabeth Patterson and Daphne Pollard.

Government passengers leaving for Home on the P. and C. liner Rajputana on Saturday, August 16, include Mr.C.H.G. Bradley (Audit Office); Capt. H. F. Blox ham (Prison Dept.); and Mr. and Mrs. J.R.G. Wyatt (Harbour Office).

FLETCHER'S

Some people thirst for know- ledge even though. It is often dry.

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AND REFRESHING.

THE PHARMACY

(FLETCHER & CO., LTD.) A.P.C. Building.

Tel: 20345,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1930.

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

For cool days, a yachting suit of openwork white wool, left, is topped by a navy blue flannel jacket trimmed with brass buttons and patch pockets. The hat is a cartwheel sun- shade banded in blue. For active yachting, the good little sailor wears a beret, the one. shown centre of plaited hemp, trimmed with a red, white and blue cockade. The white annel suit and scarf are trimmed with tricolours, also. Very effective is Jean Patou's yachting ault made of rough but supple white wool fabric, right, with a crepe de chine blouse. It is topped by a panama.

SIMPLE SLIMMING

EXERCISES.

[By a Hospital Matron.]

A great deal can be done to re-

duce obesity by the daily and diligent pursuit of anpropriate exercises.

to

is a very effective tonic for organs which suffer from a depleted nerve supply, with consequent dis- tension. Dilatation of the

NEW LINGERIE.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

151

15

18 19

187

124

130

EN

136

46

150

5%

[65.

154

555

158

2 Walk.

6 Rigid.

11 Tenth part.

12 Weary.

13 Pair.

14 Bay window.

15 Fool

Across

18 Pertaining to the morning.

18 Tres

20 In place of.

22 Scottish dish.

24 Efface.

27 Mental hospital,

31 Fuss.

32 Severest.

35 Devoured. 36 Elected.

37 Ogies. 38 Age. 40 Barren 42 Article. 44 Save. 40 Tun

Apportioned,

49 Disease.

61 Sort

64 Those who idle.

54

58. Quick.

59 Idiot

60 Temper.

62 Full of seeds.

61 Glasses.

63 Edge.

1 Unit.

Down.

2 Young bullock.

stomach is particularly prevalent Follow Empire Lines. Prosper.

among the unduly stout. A sur- prisingly large number of stomachs are constantly asked to accommodate quarts instead pints.

of

The newest lingerie models follow Empire lines, and this high-waisted offect is certainly very charming. It is essential that ́ undergarments should be well fitting if the wearer There is one excellent antidote The individual concerned should wishes her evening gown or, ber abdominal corpulence which lie down on the sofa with the hips tailored frock to "set" well, and was in constant use by the North over the sloping end, so that he some Daphne models seen recently, American Indians, who regarded a is practically standing on the which are all hand-mado and em- stout habit of body as rather more shoulders, with, the lower limbs broidered, might almost be describ loathsome than physical cowar-pointing as far upwards as posed as being "tailored" to the figure. This inversion For evening wear there was a lace dice. This remedy consists in the sible into the air. deep massage of the abdominal of the normal position causes set in fine cafe-du-coloured lace, contents with a heavy iron ball, displaced organs to assume their consisting of wide legged knickers which should be not less than 20 rightful places in the internal fitted to the hips and a lace bras- and not more than 30 lb. in weight, economy, and a further advantage siere, both ornamented with silk Such an apparatus can be made is to press the stomach upwards motifs in pale green. Another set ia biege crope-do-chino was trimmed with the hands before com- for a few shillings.

with applique borders of coffee- coloured Its pressure will prove effective mencing the exercise.

lace. Crepe-de-chine through a moderate amount of As the name betokens, the exer-woven with a tiny floral design in clothing, or a piece of felt or serge cise consist in making violent self colouring was a very effective material used for pyjazna and can protect the skin from upward cycling movements.

nightgowns This was in a pretty abrasion. The Individual should Draw back each lower extremity ponch shade. lie down and then raise the knees, in turn until the knee touches the A dainty pyjama suit in a small which will instantly relax the chest, and then straighten the patterned pink floral crope-de-chine muscles of the abdominal wall. whole leg with a vicious kick. Ahad a blouse of white crepe oma- The ball is rolled round the very few revolutions are enough mented with horizontal bands of the abdomen in a clockwise direction at first, and the exercise should patterned material. for about one minute at first. The not exceed ten minutes in dura-

duration of application should be tion. It must be done very abdominal wall contracted as com gradually increased

until the vigorously with each leg in turn, monly obtains in a crowded car seance occupies about ten minutes. and can prove a very humbling when space is at a premium. This treatment must never be exercise to those who pride them carried out directly after a meal, selves on the strength of their and it is especially contra-indicat- lower limba,

ed if there is any deep-seated chronic inflammation such as a grumbling appendix or any

Perseverance with these exer- cises will soon help to dispel an existing stoutness, and will prove of signal benefit in any symptoms due to 竊 congested pelvic or abdominal circulation such varicose veins or hæmorrhoids. They are well worth doing by everybody, since the body tends permanently and ultimately to jorgans. This manoeuvre obvious assume the position which it occupies during violent exercise, ly means to assume a stance with and they will help to keep all the Another equally valuable exer-the feet closely together, the abdominal contents in their pro- cise is that of "cycling." This diaphragm

and the per place.

The "Tramway Exercise.". The "tramway exercise" can be intestinal trouble. Incidentally, practised at odd intervals for a it is a certain cure for constipa-minute or two, and will prove very tion, even of many years' duration. efficacious in toning up exhausted

The "Cycling" Exercise.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

HAHAAHAHAAHAAAA

HAAHAHAHAHAHA YOU'RE JUST FOOLIN

US ‘ABOUT" THAT OLD HOUSE

HAAHARA

HARAHA

YOU AIN'T THE FIRST

ONES THAT HAVE

LAUGHED ABOUT"

raised,

-MEBBE IT USED TO BE SOME

RICH MANIS ESTATE-BUT, THAT WAS BEFORE MY TIME. ——

WHY,OLD MR.WHITE, THE BANKER, WANTED TO RENT IT ONCE BUT HE

NEVER MOVED IN.

WHY NOT? ITS A SWELL

PLACE

ין

Ghosts!.

4 Guiding rope.

5 Keeper of masonic lodge. 6 Passes lightly.

Egyptians' sacred bird. Голму.

9 Destiny. 17 Old 10 Horde.

NEW

COLOURS

IN

VAN

RAALTE

19 Noisy.

21 Adjoin

22 Brute.

23 Painter's stand.

24 Stono fruits.

25 Pertaining to a district,

26 Plural of this."

28

Horse,

9 Endures.

30 Eked.

33 Steward. 34 The best. 39 Kub away.

39 Ru

41 Gully

43 Listen

48 Leave empty.

48

Geometrical figure.

49 Feasted

50 Plunder.

55 Worker.

56 Otherwise.

57 Waist band.

Yesterday's Solution.

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■TINGS THOTTAR

UNZUPERACZY A FRETELADES STAG

FOR ELEGEFERTILE ELAN ÉS AVES AMEN RELET NWRFOREST

SILK HOSIERY

because you love nice things.",

GORDON'S

"COULDN'T FIND ANYBODY WHO

"HAD THE KEY ~WHY, IF ANYBODY KNEW WHO. BUILT. ITOR WHY 'IT.STANDS

VACANT, FOLKS WOULDN'T

BE CALLING IT

MYSTERY MANOR!

MYSTERY MANOR?

By Blosser

- GUESS IVE TOLD EVERY-

BODY IN TOWN ABOUT

THAT OLD MANSION*** SOME DAY I'M GONNA, "GET" CURIOUS: "BOUT IT MYSELF

I DONT BELIEVE ALL

THAT, DO YOU, OSCAR?

WWELL, I'M

NOT SO

'SURE!!

PAY, OFF.

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