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FRESH FRUIT

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, OCTOBER

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

VINEGAR.

The Latest in Sports Wear.

Many Uses to Which It May be Put.

1930.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS,

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In C. & B, jums you can taste the actual favour of luscious,, fully ripened fruit, fresh from English orchards,

Crosse & Blackwell select only the best of the season's pick, and use the finest sugar in making their jams. You can always rely on the freshness of C. A B. preserves because. of the universal demand throughout China. This makes it necessary for the stores to build up their supplies at frequent intervals there are no old stocks remaining on the shelves for months at a time.

CROSSE

APB 4

&

BLACKWELLS. JAMS

JOHN. D. HUTCHISON—AGENTS,

Eve

Kayamally Bldg. Entrance Gordon's

Mezzanine Floor.

DO YOU WEAR A

MACBETH HAT?

We are sole representatives

in Hongkong for

MacBeth's

Columbia

SUNNYSIDE UP"

Songs by LAYTON AND JOHNSTONE. For Trots by PAUL WHITEMAN'S ORCH. Selection by JACK PAYNE'S ORCH

The Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

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DIPELTIONS

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From Day YA

invaluable for Elimination

of Dand uff and Prevention of Hair from Falling out, is

CRINO-VIM HAIR TONIC

Directions. --- A little, to be rubbed into the scalp briskly night and morning.

The Colonial Dispensary

13, Queen's Road, Central. Tel. 21877.

FLETCHER'S

HAIR TONIC

It is the ONE reliable hair preparation It does, remove DANDRUFF and it does more. It stimulatos the HAIR ROTS-heals scalp irritation, and leaves the hair Soft, Lustrous and Full of Life.

Take care of your hair while you've got it. Btart with Fletcher's Hair Tonic to-day.

THE PHARMACY Asiatic Building.

26, Queen's Rd. C. Telephone 20315.

"Vinegar is the grand specifie, not only against the plague, but against all disorders. It is food and physic, ment and medicine. drink and julep, cordial and at- tidute. Take care never to be, with out it."

This is excellent advice and well worth following, although written about 300 years ago. There are several varieties of vinegar-eider. sugar, white-wine, and tarragon. The best for all-round pse, however, is uit vinegar. This is derivei from barley, and is thoroughly well fermental and refined

Unpleasant odours may be elen ed from rooms by burning a little vinegar, and the smell of onions, fish, and such like things may be removed if the vessels which con- oined them are filled with coh water in which a little vinegar is dropped.

Prevents Colours Running.

Meat anti fish will keep sweeter in the hot weather if they are rubbed over with vinegar Flies also will keep away, and the fibres of the meat will become mire tenler al therefore more easily digested. Vinegar eaten with fat or rich food counteracts any tendency to bilions- ness while stari mixed with vinegar will keep fresh much longer

Before polishing furniture wipe it over with a club wrong on, vinegar and

venter, then polish with a mixture of vinegar, li oil and a few drops of th

tine.

Amgar will prevent codones con uing in the wash and will revive Eniec ones. It will also take the shine from cleth, and aided water will

clean floors, glasses pans, and abst everything can think of Vinegar and จะโร also is excellent for removing spots and rust.

UPL

The latest sports suit is sketched above from a descrip- tion of the outfit as it appeared in Jean Patou's autumn opening. It has a semi-circular skirt well below the knees, with a Norfolk jacket belted over a white silk blouse and a jaunty lapin coat.

that

When sponging a patient, whose temperature is, high, add about a third part of vinegar to the water. and the temperature will be duced much more quickly. A cloth soaked in vinegar and charged as required will greatly relieve" bead- achty. Added to water it makes an excellent throat gargle. Vinegar and honey, too, is good for a cough. Vicezar can be used in place of leith salts, or to bathe the hands) or feet when tirul A few dłupe in water makes a freshing mouth wash, pul humus, calls, or bruises death?" A Coraner recently said.apart from the temperamental and We are more likely to worry- are eased by the application of and not without rustication, that fretful worrying type when we are piece of liat sunked in it.

"worry Kills

more people every run down. tireil. or ill. But much day. He went on to aid, “And Ifunnecessary worrying is the result an afraid that there is T rure of systematic poisoning from For 11 am prepared to arrve toxins of food. Auto-intoxication, that whilst it is very easy to tell where the system becomes drugged people not to worry, it is more by its own waste products, is one often than not extremely difficult of the great causes.

HOW WORRY KILLS. resulur depression of the sympa

thetic nerve ganglia, meani the ductless glands are disorganis-"} ed: this in its turn means less re- sistance in a chronic condition of "the blues.

www.

A New Choker.

An interesting new sports choker of simulated jade beads is quite wide and fits snugly about the throat like a collar.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

"WARY COLEY DALLY AROUND KE THIS? LET'S MAKE MAT INDIAN KID AND IND DUCK TAKE US

APOTE HE LIVES VERE LOSING A LOT OF PRECIOUS

TIME!

NOW JUST KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON-FRECKLES WILL HANDLE THIS O.K.~LOS CAN GET TOGETHER BETTER THAN IF WE'D GO BUTTING IN-LOOK!")

THEY'RE REGULAR PALS

ALREADY

By a Nerve Specialist. –

That eternal phrase "worried to

the

to get them to obey the injuretion.

Unsuitable food, imperfect diges Worry is largely relative, and ition, insufficient. sleep or exercise depends very much on the temps var fresh air will often bring, on ment and outlook of

# person. troubles, that seem hopeless. Eye- There are optimistic and cheerful strain is sometimes at the bottom Soul, by whom serious trouble of a worrying habit. And there seems easily borne amil worries are other physical defects that play appear to glide over them like their evil parts. water, from duck's back, there are nervous people who make whom every pinprick is

Many worrying person, to 1 nusery

and

wise and

a trouble of every trivial thing. and every slight trouble a stagger The train of physical evils that ing blow, has been eured by lar results by serious and continueding his case before a worrying is almost endless. One sympathetic doctor, and having broods and frets, and lowers the his deranged internal apparatus' system and its powers of resistance. put in order. Loss of vitality makes itself felt

in every organ, and the rustion is ent out the worry! manifested in the nervous. diges- tive, and sheretory systems, so that, there is loss of appetite and sleep. wasting and debility, with in. creasing depression.

My advice is-see a doctor, and

Prolonged Worry.

PASTRY FORKS.

Special forks for eating pastry,

Prolonged and very great worry which have three prongs, one of may mean flabby heart, fibrous liver them flat and broad to act as a and kidneys, with thickened ar knife, are now widely used by up- teries and premature senility. The Ito-date hostesses.

YEAH-UES A SWELL DUCK...*** NICEST ONE I EVER SAW

'IN FACT — ARENT YOU AFRAID YOUR MAMA IS LOOKING FOR YOU? WHERE IS YOUR. "MAMA"”? YOU MUST HAVE.

A MAMA

An Old Acquaintance

-on- MAMA

BOY! HOW YOU'RE

TALKIN'!! YOU AINT

A BAD SORT AFTER ALL,ONLY, YOU DON'T.

SPEAK ENGLISH SO GOOD.....

Across

1 "Get a bevel" (anag.),

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137

This Ash has swallowed a cereal and is now cured.

8 Marble in the end is hardened,

This handsome fur ends in a sale. 10 Light.

9 No index is noteworthy,

11 Here I am in regimentals.

13 Crowded.

14 Disseminates, pigs.

16 Agitate.

17 This tool sounds far-seeing.

19 This clue is offered

apologies-it's so hackneyed.

20 Low little islands.

with

21 Beware of the snares in these

regulations.

20

Give

this an extra head and it is formed in Southern sens.

23 Languish.

25 Cares.

27 Whatever is this must be cold.

29 There is an orgah concealed in

this Essex town.

30 With a smile, she erased the words she had written and

began agair (hidden).

31 An Irish potato.

32 Shortly and so on.

34 When wine begins to enter the

marquee it becomes an evil omen

38 Opening.

39 "Ay! be fit" (anag.).

40 A hebrew measure,

41 Fifty before and masters after, and whatever they own they are harassed in these days.

Down

1 The advice you have given us

will be considered (hidden).

2 "Get away" (anag).

3 Small Raps made by little wing-

cả creatures.

4 Be careful, there is an insect in

the drink.

5 A small case for needles, &e, G Spoken.

KETCHUM

MAMA

THIS

WAY!

12 This comes close and may be

more reasonable,

15 Hang up.

16 Most houses have these, although

may have no legends.

18 Emperor.

19 Enter these hinds on the "sinte"

(anag.).

20 You will find this on top of a

will.

24 Feed.

25 Five

are concerned in this de vastation.

26 There is "push" in every line of that boy's face (hidden).

28 Episcopal staff.

33 A poet of to-day.

34 It is in the heart of the matter: 35 Stagger down and look up alyly. 3G Here a broken bone may turn

black.

37 All ends very high.

Yesterday's Solution. CANDID R PINDAR AME MOHICANA A MISHAP Y STAMEN LUT MEMENTULS G EBON RAREE" TOME TARE SUN SEDINER

BERACY THINA U CRUELE, QUE VAULT WANITCH BEAM I SCADS OSAUNOTER EKESUDOITS URS A COROKETCHUPS EI RIGINEELAMBUS FLEANING LE DOYENSIEGEN ETS

TO BE SOLD,

55 The Peak, lately occupied by Dr. Harston and adjoining the Peak Hospital. Unfurnished. Con- venfert, comfortable and cool.

Six rooms and Dressing room Four bathrooms, hot and cold water. Modern sanitation.

Gas. and Electric Light. Use of Tennis Court. Suitable for a Mess of five, or could be easily divided to suit two couples. Close to Tram Station and Motor Road.

Apply:

THE HONGKONG REALTY AND TRUST COMPANY, LIMITED.

Exchange Buttdiaz.

(MAMA YOUR FOOT!!

WHY, THAT'S THE OLD GAZÁBO VIDS TOLD FARBAR WHERE WE WHERE. AFTER WE

GANE KIJA THAT MESSAGE TO TAKE TO A TELEGRAPH f OFFICE!!

MAINA

By Blosser

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