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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WET

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

BER 5. 1930.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS,

"They're worth a nice big kiss!""

It's a big favour for one child to share those treasured "Ovaltine" Rusks with another. A nice big kisa is a small reward for rusks so delightfully crisp and so deliciously crunchy.

A child's instinct is for foods which require thorough mastication. When only soft foods are given. this instinct is soon lost. The result is seen in Irregular and crowded teeth, ill-developed faws and ugly mouths. "Ovaltine" Rusks should be included in the daily dietary of every child, because they give the exercise to ensure sound healthy teeth, and the proper development of the jaws.

Efficient mastication has also a vital bearing upon health.

It is the addition of “Ovaltine" which gives these ruska their fascinating flavour, renders them ensy of digestion. and gives them a much higher nutritive value than ordinary rusks.

OVALTINE'

Pusks

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Price $1.50 per tube.

Bile Agents: S. NARAIN. No. Wyndham Street.

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the ultra-violet ray complexion soap.

Fach cake contains

the contents of a bottle of Perfume.

The Colonial Dispensary

13, Queen's Road Central,

EL. No. 21877.

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CHANCES

WITH YOUR SNAPS, FOR THAT OPFOR- TUNITY MAY NEVERY COME AGAIN, REMEMBER

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THE PHARMACY

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Tet. 20545. 26, Queen's Road.

A USEFUL HINT.

How to Clean Gloves.

- White or light-coloured kid gloves may be cleaned at itomo quite easily by means of a little! petrol. Pull the glove on to thei hand, and do up the buttons. Next rub gently with a soft cloth moistened in the petrol, remem-, bering to begin at the wrist and to work down towards the finger, tips. Immediately the cloth

becomes soiled, it must, of course, be changed, otherwise the dirt is" liable to be rubbed into the glove. When quite clean, hang the gloves out of doors until the smell of the petrol is removed. Brown kid gloves, however, are best cleaned with the white of an egg.

Use

only a very small amount and apply it evenly with a small

sponge.

In the case of chamois leather gloves, it is advisable to wash them thoroughly in warm, soapy water. Knead and aqueeze the leather well all over, taking care to avold hard rubbing. Rinse In plenty of clean, warm water, and finally in another supply of soapy water. Then squeeze out as much water as possible, before ha

to dry in a warm place. While the gloves are drying..do not for get to give them a good rubbing at frequent intervals, in order to keep the leather soft and pliable.

New or freshly washed gloves should be pulled on to the hand with the utmost care otherwise they are almost certain to split. Gently work the fingers on and then insert the thumb. In remov ing gloves, poel them off the wrist inside out; with this treatment they will retain their shape and last much longer.

Most Effective.

Useful for an informal din- ner party is the charming lit. tle frock in figured taffetas showing a gold and

orange pattern on a brown ground. The style of the model is de- murely attractive. and the corsage finish of three orange- coloured tafTetas flowers is most effective.

Evening Gowns Emphasise Classic Lines.

The classic line is emphasised in an elegant evening gown of oyster-coloured satin, the skirt of which flarea into four trains" at the hem. On each of these is posed a large flower of the dress material with a diamente studded centre.

YOUR CHILDREN. Yet it is equally true, as I have

just said, that inattention is caus- ed by lack of this very thing.

When Inattention Results.

Across.

3 This is moist. Behead it and it will beg. Behead it again and it

is a beam.

B. The cry of an animal lacking 50

is underneath.

o Parentless.

10 Tawdry and found in inlets.

11 "Seed acre" (anag),

12 A little hat in a mat

13 Here woman is held in honour.

14 These may get stable information

Perhaps

17 probably

man who can do this will

succeed. 19 Not Jewish.

23 This is a hanging matter, and shows a fish and the manner of its datching.

27 A bone depends on lack of hair for its existence. This is very

low.

29 A kind of sorcery among African

Negroes.

30 A relative recital.

31 A bit euch.

32 He already had ten, and had just

decided to

(hidden).

buy two more

There is a Scottish loch in this side.

34 Satisfied.

Down.

1 A French cherry.

2 These are raised by hard work

including the roll.

3 Roll about in a steamship is what one does in very hot weather.

4 Let in again from mid rate.

5 May be heard at the covert side,

perhaps.

6 The this of education is assisted

by its tail.

7 The Good Samaritan was no this

by.

The income tax of Richard Dix,

13 Its drug-taker anagram is likely to be this in, sooner or later.

15 Undoubtedly the most public part

of a dinner. Hangs

16

with its head at its feet.

18 This treat gives no pleasure. 20 Intoxicated and in it, also.

21 Once used for window curtains,

this material sounds like a cat-

but not gross.

#2 He strives for a prize-or with

after another,

the ant has appeared.

24 It is only right that the aggres- sor should make these where possible,

25 To the Turk what the Gentile is

to the Jew.

26 These are silly.

28 This plant has no flower and sounds (in one of its two pronunciations) like a synonym of compare.

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Gabriele D'Annunzio has signed

the cinema star, figures in a case with Italy a treaty handing over to

[By Olive Roberts Barton.]

at Los Angeles brought against the Italian people and State his The truth is that a child can an ex-deputy revenue collector, who, villa, with its grounds, artistic and Inattention! I wonder how many change his thoughts very quickly it is alleged, reduced Mr. Dix's tax literary treasures. The agreement teachers have said it since the if he wants to, but he doesn't

school started; Or how many want to. Or his mind doesn't. It in 1927 to nearly 15,000 dollars be preserves the use of the estate to

the poet for his lifetime.

mothers are saying it all the time? is holding on to that other Johnny's old alibi is, "I didn't thought, the thing he was doing hear you," and he's telling the a minute ago, the game he play- Ог truth. Yet perhaps he was look-ed, the book he just finished. Ing straight at us all the time, ap-it has jumped ahead to what he parently listening to every word is going to do next. Something we said.

The wants to do! That he in very When that order of ours bears keen about. no fruit, or we discover that the The result is the same. We have thing we were explaining had inattention.

made no mark on his brain cen- What is it then that lies under tres, it becomes quite apparent (all this trouble? Why are teach- that at the time his thoughts must jers helpless and mothers exasper- have been miles away. He wasn't fated? paying any attention at all..

Because about half the time. Later on when he is a little old-Johnny is not interested in what er there won't be such a bad case we are saying. In this lies the atrainst him, for years do make a secret of so many things. That difference. He will learn before word interest is paramount in all long that inattention costs too child paychology and the sooner much we usually pay a price. we learn its importance the better. Besides his brain, won't be filled We can reach him in nearly every- then with everything under the thing through his interest. sun as it is now, all at once, for a Of course we can't always have growing child's brain impressions something interesting to tell him. overlap and he hasn't that mental It may be the explanation of a discipline of one thing at a time.problem-It may be an order to For this reason 1 think we are stop at the store for a loaf of a little hard on him. We are try-bread.

ing to talk to him as we would to In that case I should make sure an adult, expecting a sudden men-that his mind was clear and that tal arrestment, a quick letting go he was listening to what I said of other thoughts, and a similarly and not pour my new Idea on an alert catch of our own.

already occupied mind. One thing

Now we know that children injat a time is the basic factor in at- their own way are often mentally tention. If we cannot supply in- more agile than their elders.terest then we must arrest it for Quick transference of thought is the time being from other things. not beyond them by any means. But that is largely up to us.-

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

FARBAR ESCAPES?

WHAT DOES THAT MEAN

EXACTLY ANHAT IT SAYS! TRAT MEANS HE MIGHT COME BACK TO SHADY- SIDE WITH REVENGE IN HIS HEART FOR FRECKLES "

I KNOW ONE THING! IM, GOING TO 60 TO WORK --- I'M NOT GOING TO BE AROUND ON TH STREETS IF HE COMES BACK HERE...HE'D PROBABLY TRY TO KIDNAP ME

IF HE'D COME BACK...I'M GOING TO GO TO VIORIC

FOR SOMEBODY!!

WHY, FRECKLES! 120 KNOW BETTER THAN TO TAKE A CHANCE ON COMING HERE.......

IT WOULD BE TOO DANGEROUS!!

Going to Work!

WELL, JUST THE SAME, I'M GOING TO GO TO WORK FOR THE SUMMER-THEN I'LL BE SURE OF NOT GETTING MIXED- UP IN SOMETHING

AGAIN!!

low the correct amount.

Maintaining

WHERE ON EARTH WOULD YOU WORK, HERE IN SAWDYSIDE?

Appearances!

At the table...in the

Theatre-smart and comfortable Shoes play

a large part in pleasure.

For Good Hosiery too

come to

GORDON'S Kayamally Building.

By Blosser

I KNOW ONE PLACE MAYBE TO LAND A JOB ---- AND I'VE HAD PLENTY EXPERIENCE,

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