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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1930.

WOMEN'S

WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

Monograms are Particularly Popular,

Always happy at

teething

time

BABY is always happy at teething time if crisp "Ovaltine" Rusks are given to him to bite upon when the first hittin teeth are making their appearance. With the assistanco of these delicious rusks the tiny terth come easily and quickly Through the gums, Strong, healthy tooth with good formation are promoted. Baby delights in the crispross of “Oviklein?" Kunku. AM len Krows oblor they should continue to form part of the daily dietary. Efficient mastication is encouraged-and this has a vital boaring upon hwalth.

In the manufacture of "Ovaltine" Rusks the fost whonton fa er is nend -unbleached, anaduttaratod-and guaranteed absolutely pure The addition of a pro. purtion of "Ovaltino" the supreme totir food bevers

addy to their nutritivo value, gives them a fas 111 cinat ng flavour and rendørs them casy of digestion. Adults, too, prefer them to bread, tonst or biscuits. They are partiouinely dohghtful when eaten with cheese at binchi, supper or any light meal.

OVALTINE

Rushs

R.A.P. 9.

SPECIAL X'MAS DISPLAY

OF TIENTSIN, INDIAN AND OTHER ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS. THEY MAKE

BEAUTIFUL X'MAS GIFTS

Novelties

+

ja Silks

and other

Good.

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Tol. 21960.

A few choices in monograms, some for men and some ler women, include a centre circular munngram in a round handkerchief; one of the new Frenchy munograms, with the Inst initial "E" done in eyelet work, the other two initials in over-and-over stitch; and a very modern munopram with black background in which the initials "A" and "S" are hard indeed to decipher,

Асгоня

1 When on a small boy's head, It is, to him, no "sweet sorrow." One sometimes wishes that the singer would this from singing it.

sarent" worse than a patch? Beau Brummel didn't think so (anng.).

10 À whhe metal.

El This is mentioned

in

Exodus

xxvii., 30, in connexion with the high priest. 12 Each on

of these old Srola sounds specially selected.

13 W Mabel rend it with the rest?

(hidden).

in The clty perished so utterly, and so long ago that even its site is merely conjectured.

17 Remember thee! Yea, from the tables of my memory I'll wipe away nil trivia! fond--"-lam- Int.

A fine linen fabric that takes ils name from a French town.

21 Where Santa Claus finds the

stockings.

24 What farmyard appurtenaner might one except to find on a bicycle? 20 Worship.

130

132

4 Adorn, with another head would become dull, but with another still wouhl be gelokay.

This book, if juvenile, gives pleasure only to adering grown- up usually.

Not the right name for our fancies,

7 Pertaining to the armpit.

These give a feeling of safety. 14 Open.

1 These fish are also called horse

mackerel.

18 "Red rape" (anag);

10 Men in a muddled mont -give impetunts gained by movements.

20 A flourish at the elom of a

Inusical movement.

21 1t isn't everyone who can wear

Alis hot

22 You will never see the banting

flown.

23 If I were in this building it

would net as d_nervant.

27 Balsam from South America--

or from clown

28 This nciar Is standing on his

hend.

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Yesterday's Solution.

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In the seitseless.

Jatat

29 On the rond to Mandálny.

The Inns of Court become pattern. By Hram Site .erepot a suitable bedside hooli

TEST A

Chin

would

A

nervous

V

person.

32 A distributor of alms.

Down

A dainty woman never in Monograms are individual this Beng, skinny, and svelt, if the mang year. Some of them are fussy of your choice happens to be that the world should carry and take a long time to make, type. If he is built on the square. hemmed, heavily

he is apt to rather prefer his own pouchoir. others are elegantly simple,

If you have in mind doing your 30 It is opeti season on all kinds times and vote for a blocked latter.

managrams for handkerchiefs. 14 he is a collegiate, he may prefer own monogramming, albeit it may

3 If Aunt Mary is the most consera touch of college colour in his ruin your eyes, you can add your sative old dear in the world, some P's or Q's, or whatever his initial fown Individuality to the gift by

{writing in pencil the name

of the tand-spun exquisitely sherr hem. happens to be,

Whatever

recipient

and embroidering it. stitches handkerchiefs would suit i

her three cleanse for men, remember that the Or you may cut out the eurners of her perfectly, with initials done in plains oal English simpler the better, but some kind handkerchiefs and insert ince that et natterged design is the best bet initialled. Rolled edges are

script.

monogra

YOU

i.g.

I her daughter firaula is very monogram that makes a square, excellent this Christmas and are modern, she might pro ee some of a triangle, or a'circle is preferable infinitely easier than hemslitch. the new hig squares with invisibilo just three initials put together. For women who like things wide cheeks of translucent white

firey and White Papular. and a dashing modernistic mono-round handkerchiefs this year.

aobenly else has, there are Fram that defies one to translate ona

The monogram with two kinds They should have their mone-of stitches is smarter than one. it into Initials,

anis smack in the centre. The newest coloured monogram is Far Bachelor Girls,

Usually they are fancies and come the grey and white, Beige and in col

colours.

So should the mono-white is next is smartness. Both For those in between, there are grams. A set of six may have are

sophisticated. wide varieties of monograms. many colours. Or if Adelaide | Coloured handkerchiefs, never For young girls it is quite the just loves violet. all of them may are ga correct as plain white. thing to have names embroidered be this hue majority of monoame

Coloured monograms come in the category. But, by For bachelor women, grammed handkerchiefs come in large, monograms are a matter of It is considered correctly feminine inin white, the design of the individual personal taste. If

You

in writing along one side, not in the corner

Since

the

and

Lu have their first names lettering and the stitches in which have good tasie In picking embroidered In the corner, prefer is done is of utmost import are your relatives and friends, it ably in some fancy letters.

A safe guide is to try to pick a behooves you to take time out now pattern that seems like the per- to nick monograms for their gifts son to whom you are sending the that will become them,

Men are likely to prefer single initial. Make it a big one,

FASHION NOTES.

coat.

Interesting feature of the display. the prevailing colour in the cont Cut three-quarter length in front, fabric. The frock material was a long back panet bordered with also employed to line the Toilettes That Charm.white exquisite fox gave it great Ons practical, trim model had

Histinction, and ined with white reversible coat.

ever and worn

1

white

were

Imposing Fur Collars. Both collars and cuffs interesting features of fur-trim- med coats, the former being high skirtam

imposing, Some being hioned on Medici, lines

and

hand. Cuff Wor sometimes

It is long since fashions were es lovely as those displayed yester-georgette evening gown it was an day, states a writer of a Ladies viable version of the "magpie" Home paper.

Martial et effect. Armond in their Albemarle-street An evening frock of black lace Salons. With elim hips, slender,had its full ankle-length

tiffened with horschade pharly-defined waist, and often a

me set below the hips that ac-prevent it from clinging round the standing well up to the top of the Father than destroys the legs when dancing.

WHS well sing, graceful line, these now Thauch black,

refathioned like huge fur gauntlets; Autumn frocks compel their dre presented, come delightful colour in some instances they were meed of admiration.

were shown, “raisin," a new rich wormenting twiste of fur set around Thay pin-tueka, trills, bows, ail Peravu shade, being greatly the stove in the region of the had their place in the arhems of pinlega. Star Burgunde shudes, Bow. things.

As a contrast to the familiar used with ten were noticeable were achiere charming suits for daytime wear, hack and white, demonstrated by effects on day and evening gowns, while green was another colour uiternoon frocks with lingerie

Evening coats both shout and much in uvidence.

collar and cuffs of georgette or

reserve,

and fu

among 1 wr-

long are familiar to us, and both Smart tailored ensembles-com-face, woveral gowns were relieved have their devotees, but a model prised a long, slim cont of fas-with touches of turquoise.

in black panne velvet that com- cinating tweed, companioned by a But much in this collection was bind both qualifleations was andress of plain woollen material. original and distinctive.

1 Anatole France write ♫ hook

abeat this isnnel. 2e lives in a cold climate, and

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald appre printely tried to clothe him with fur.

This flower grows from a bulb.

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Christmas

THE SEASON OF

GIFT GIVING

PRACTICAL and DAINTY

GIFTS

AT THE

PHARMACY

A. B. O, Building, Tel. 20345,

CKNOWLE SHE, JUST HI gova class "TO ASK

REDDING FOR HIS KNIFE, WE COULD SEE IF THERE NIAS A PIECE BROKEN" OUT OF IT THAT THIS PIECE WOULD FIT,

HERE PE COMES NON

YEAH. BUT

WHAT EXCUSE

WOULD HE

HAVE TO

ASK HIM

No Knife?

By Blosser

I TELL YOU!! BE TRYING TO PUXL A WEED OR · SOMETHING OUT

OF THE GROUND....

HURRY UP

BEFORE HE

AMIGHT CATCH ON....

GEE..THIS IS TOUGH STUFF...(F

I ONLY HAD SOMETHING TO OUT IT WITH

SAY, MR. REDDING, WOULD YOU LET US TAKE YOUR KNIFE FOR A SECOND?

SURE.

......BUT I DON'T HAPPEN

TO OWN A KNIFE..

NEVER HAD ANY

USE FOR ONG........ SORRY!!

I HOPE HE EDOESNT SUSPECT

WHAT WE'RE

"TRYIN' TO

DO...

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DEEL 12. 1. PAT. OFF.