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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1930.

WOMEN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

-HOPE FOR ANAEMIC *WOMEN!

Oblique Lines Create Illusion of Greater Height.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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The Dawn of a

Better Day

The Dawn of a Better Day! How many a woman

by looking for it-the day when she hopes to feel fillly well, when kho cán enjoy life like other pen- Ps. Dat thai day alway

to be just round

Phe neser. For months, perhaps for years, stie has teen patient sufferer from trophies, which, keenuse they seems to antict her sex alotte, she has grAED fó rogard as her and birthright, as woman's partien- fer burden. Dally slo endures the wearkome Back-athen; headaches are frequent: at periodical Enservala her

sufferings Intensity so na to

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work or pleasure Riike Impossible. And No sho wiggles and grows hopeless beratane And nothing that can bring premanent relief,

Yel, for such womens as Taese, harte is hope.

in a remedy, the exceptional merlin at whiels have been tested and proven by thousands of ber or all over the world, Dr. Vitams Pink Pis have been a boon to annemle and alting semen for nearly fifty years. You MUST try them, Finntre to get well, and get a supply from your chemist

-day.

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Enrich & Increase the Blood

Turn Over Can Be Too Rapid

THE man who delays buying Life in-

surance because he can "make his often money turn over more rapidly finds to his sorrow that while turn over has been rapid, his capital has diminished, The man who carries adequate Life Insur- ance never losses any sleep worrying over his investment.

Enquire to-day

THE

MANUFACTURERS LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY

HEAD OFFICE

TORONTO, CANADA.

Mr. E. J. R. MITCHELL

District Manager,

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

1 CHATER ROAD.

Tal, 20601.

PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES

BY AN

"All Risks"

Throw markets, But, at th principle by which fulness is used to accentuate the shin- ness of the force. Amounts reid Velvet is used to fashion the sumptuons evening gown at the left, which is trimmed with sator. The emplicated cut-out effect of the coal, as well as the train, enhance its formal bul The elaborate lines of the afternoon dress, centre, are executed in black cloth, mul the brenda nnd ermine "pelerine" scarf and muff are made to harmonize with the general smerizing effect. At the right is a black chiffon evening gown featuring the oblique fiers which emphasize the flowing silhouette.

PLEASING LAMP- SHADES.

* LATE.

Actoss

1 This is centrally situated and

bears nuddled lad in mind. There is something very un- common here.

8 Chatter and talk as idly as you like and you'll still solve this one,

There's the flat in town, but we're having no nicals there at

present (hidden):

11 This is very frish.

What a pity!

11 Don't worry if you And

perverse.

thin

14 Pishy at first, this rhymes with

lily.

17 Not too far away to be printed

tut.

18 When this belongs to a bull you

certainly score.

20 So the drenches.

21 What part of a Yankee's bag- gage would an Englishman hold tightly?

24 A small barrel,

28 The kind of reply that a cheralat

might make.

30 All small children do this.

Bere the boy, little by little, gets round the rot.

32 A private one is illegal-except

In the kitchen garden.

34 Again.

35 Scarcely

lecturer.

a compliment to the

36 Check the development of this

Alang performance.

'37 "Pip' then"(anug.).

18 A hog has more than one, and

a dog may..

Down

1 The basis of a taxi fare.

2 Entice from rule,

3 The most famous, and reputed

to be the best, of all physiciana.

here.

shade. The attachment stitches can THE RIGHT TO BE & You will find home-made goodles be hidden hoveath a ribbon, ruched (or planted, and the lower edge of the shade either be similarly trim med, finished with a ribbon binding or banding, or with a tringo.

A well-known sportswoman

A pretty colour scheme would he arrived ten minutes too early, at achieved in a flounce of rose-pink the church for her wedding in silk trinuned with ruchings of blue London recently, and it la record- ed that she was not in the least position, embarrassed by the ribbon in satin ur velvek

although she had to walt in the of the church with her

Cutting a Fresh Cover.

If an entirely new cover is pro-| ferred for the shade there is no real

rkingas while the guests wera

entering.

Langlander of silk, velvet, and brocade are, this year, quite as fashionable as those male of paper, parchment, and glass, and, happily, for the home amateur, their making or renovation is a far simpler matter Suppose that you have a wire sup port of the required size and shape, or are prejurisd to buy oilieulty to surmount in entting and This, it seems to me, is sign stitching. For large frame about of another levelling of the rights one and a half yards of 30-inch silk of the sexes and one which most will be required. The colour is men will welcome.

In Victorian days it was held matter to be considered in relation with other furnishings, but, as far as to be a woman's privilege to be a lighting effects go, shades of pink little inte, not only for her wed and pale yellow are far the most ding, but upon all occasions when satisfactory.

she was about to bestow the favour of her society upon a man. Each panel of the wire frame must; fis embarrassment evidently

filled in separately, and before did not count in these days.

A

from a lampahop, all that you le quire then for the re-envering is the

essary length of Fabric, galon, or narios ribison, for coneral ing joins and edges, and, possibly,

ne silk. glass,, or tinsel fringe Taffeins, georgette, Izorude, crepe de chine, artificial silk and cutting Inpanese silk, and Bowered shantung

are the favourite ranterinks for bacutting the fabric at all a paperwoman must not appear too eager shades. This fabric must, of course, Is text if a good light be require from the lamp, though crefine, figured linen, and velvet serve where a ty soft illumination is sufficient. A Sip-on Flounce.

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attern, allowing 1-inch turnings on to meet the man whose love she All edges, should be made and care would keep, fully tried for ft. Pieces of silk left 1. remember reading in an old Yer must be cut into narrow stripe novel of the horror of a charm- mt ned to wind round the wires. ing woman of forty, when she saw heth to craten

the inside and give a young giri watching for her lover attachment for stitching on the from a window. A broken heart ishest first to stitch the and a spoilt love-affair were said Our of the easiest ways of renovat. me a shabby will: shaile is to put top of carli panel to the upper wire to be the portion of the woman deen hanging tonnes right der if im. then sow the lower edge, nud who watched for her lover from a The flounce. which

Jan isfinally the sides, entrees should be

In Exchange. window-H. M.

TRAVELLING CUSHION.

Forgette, safety or any hid fained at, but, since artion-join are

Barrow Thin, soft silk, will need to be auta lund to show brait, or pritshow.

Policy

WITH

Phone: 28121.

CHINA UNDERWRITERS, LTD.

Hongkong Bank Building.

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twelve inches deep, and should be silver galon, n

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ta make an cut either rirenler or as a segment shall be

if circle

A useful travelling cushion for Innois less

ornamental outline for each panel, ruited. When finished and at- and to trim upper and lower rins, the car is made of leather with one tached to the upper rin of the frame A fringe of silk, tinal, or glass inside to open. Inside is a milk- Bitle the pretty and usual Bnish for the covered cushion, a travelling.Fu. the Bounce should tall a

and a large pocket for papers, &e. lower than the edge of the old silk lower edze of the silk shade.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Lo cks Like Their Manl

6 Senselessness,

38

7 Can only be appreciated by these

who work.

the forerunners 8 One of

of proverbs.

10 Escape from the introductory movement of a musical work. 12 "When vice prevaile, and implous men bear, The post of honour in a private station."--Addison. Calo..

14 A L

15 He founded an order of preach-

ing Friars.

18 Place this river between a "p" And n "y" an it will be amoying.

10 Food carried by a beggar. 22 "Poem, alr" (anag),

23 It is just on your right, there,

inside a sack (hidden).

26 An old-fashioned exclamation.

26 One who acts for another.

27 Whatever Youth may bestow, Age matures, la't so? (hidden). 29 The sleepy part of a door. 30 Percolate.

33 Is it too stretched to say this

sounds as if it were instructed?

34 However lazy you may all feel,

you must go to these.

Yesterday's Boution. MERETRTC10US

GUDGEON THIMBLE

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ALL MOPA ANAGRAM OUTPOU.

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We have received a consignment of—

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NEW YEAR

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PRACTICAL and DAINTY GIFTS

AT THE

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BOY'JJUST LOCK ME CHER..... I'M TORNING OUT TO BE

A REAL DETECTIVE... YOU' REMEMBER WHEN WE

·ASKED REDDING IF HE HAD A KNIFE, DON'T

YOU, OSCAR?

YEAH...AN

HE SAID HE

DIONT HAPPEN TO HINE ANY

YES...YES...

WELL...HE LIED...I.SAW HIM CUTTING A TWIG WITH A KNIFE YESTERDAY... WHAT WE WANT TO DO IS TO GET A LOOK AT

THAT KNIFE OF HS SOMEHOW !!

"WELL...WELL FIGURE OUT SOME WAY TO DO IT, IF YOU'LL ONLY THINK OF SOMETHING

THERES UNCLE CLEM. 60 AHEAD

AN TELL HIM

WHAT YOU

KNOW..........

INHAT WOULD YOU SAY IF I WAS TO TELL YOU THAT THE THEP WHO

STYLE YOUR MONEY IS HERE ON YOUR DIANCH

RIGHT THIS MINUTE?

YOU DON'T SUSPECT REDDING,

I HOPE

WE AINT SAMNA THINKS ARE WEL FRECKLES

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