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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1932.

WOMEN'S WORLD

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There is nothing smarter that the black straw hat. This one, a fine black milan, has a higher crown and a flat britn that dips in front. It has a white banding and a lovely single flower a little to the right side of the front.

It is worn with one of the prettiest blouses of the season, fresh as spring itself, a tomato red chiffon, blocked with fine black stripes to make a novelty plaid. It has cute puff sleeves and tight cuffs and a soft neckline that ties into a bow.

HATS—

FASCINATING

AND USEFUL.

The "Cache Peigne."

The French hats that mount

adorned with さし

attention.

t

little birda hende, nome in crystal, or buttons covered with velvet, and ingenious incrustations of the materials. Crystal and diamond arrows are soon thrust through the crowns of our now straw, and felt lants with much ingeunity.

Rainy-Day Hats. Rainy-day hats and

tilted well over the nose, with brim that turns up sharply at the hack' to show the hair,

The felt hata in pastel tints with vagabond droog, clover ream, over the forehead, are much scen in Paris shops. But these brims no longer extinguish, LY did tho country ubiquitous clocho of other days,

the back of the head and are there chapetur are usually made of felt, The crown is now cut shallow in

cuche-prigue of beautiful flowers call for special for rough weather, and the new set, off the eyes, allowing them to that being the best of all materials | front, and the bring is rather high A Leghorn model is fonthor-weight felts are no burden appear in their full radiance. Na made with a brim that careers over on the head at all. They keep out longer must wo keep our chinn up- the nose in front, widens, and is dew, and other dampness, just as thrust in order to thread our way pushed right up in the back, A

through taxi-crowded thoroughfaren. cache-prigue of blue and whiteffectively as the leather models. forget-me-nots is placed across the the novelties to be counted upon, revealed

Woollen crochet hats are among Visibility is good, and hair curvon on foreheads are very hack, and n blue velvet ribbon makes & tour of the crown. A rush and promise to be popular. They coming. Certainly a brint is fint- of curls at the back of the head is are softer in effect than folts, and toring not only in its shade to tho considered correct with much hats, they have developed considerably eyes, but in its frame for the face. and this atvio of coiffure looks from the round woollen slapen of a

HINTS FOR THE HOME. delightful with the lifted roche fow months ago.

The Ruin Hood mudel is very prinne hat.

Horo is a useful hint for dealing Feathers ornament the back of successful in crocheted wool, and we

some ingenions with burned onumel pana:--Mois some of the new hats, making are likely to see Bort of feather cache-prigne. Some new hals of this type before the ten a small piece of emory cloth of a fine quality, and with this gently of them are very long, and stick un season is over. -

The sports hats are interesting, rub the burned parts of the pan. raight in the air, others, in softer

marka

will quickly numas, nestle against the brim, too, for they show the influence of The brown For the afternoon and morning bats the afternoon models, and are not disappear, and no damage will be there are many novel trimmings, only worn a little on one sile, baton to the enamel.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

IN THE MIDST OF THE DODLES DISCUSSION

OF THE THEFT

OF THEIR CLUB HOUSE,

OSCAR SUDDENLY REMEMBERS THAT HE HAS TO GO TO THE

COBBLER, TO HAVE A RIP IN KIS SHOE SEWED....

ILL BE WITH YOU 15

JUST A MINUTE..SOON'S

I FINISH THIS SHOG AND

THE ONE OVER THERE,

ON THE COUNTER

hemot

ALL RIGHT

MR. HEMINGER.... I'LL GET IT FOR YOU-AND

HERES MINE,

TOO!

IS THIS THE ONG? I

NOTICED THOSE RINGS ON TH' SOLE.... PRETTY FANCY SHOES FOR A FELLA TO BE WEARIN...... WHOSE SHOE IS IT, MR. HEMINGER?

میرم مو ولی الله

"Sherlock Holmes' 'I

OH, LET'S SEE NOW...... OUGHT TO REMEMBER WHOSE

SHOE THAT IS.... IT JUST CAME IN THIS MORNING ....

SEEMS IT WAS ONG OF THE ANGLENVER BOYS,

FROM OVER THE

"TRACKS!!

Across

1 Marked-often to its detriment. 5 Doubtless youth will be served In this Berks town, but they would seem to appreciate the elderly, 100.

9 Anagram of 1-it will do just

as well.

10 This goes round and round in

either direction.

11 Tight.

They look after children in the East-but, of course, it may be

a slim.

13 Depend.

10 Anagram of 1. This one hokis

back, though.

17 Of course it's all for advertise-

ment.

18

Don't sit in it or you may have to go to bed and take one hot.

21 Although much of this plant in

destroyed annually by firu

the

growers are not no discouraged na they might be.

24 Close in the middle.

25 It is not a good one lo he 24, though it sounds as though the butler could carry it off all right.

26 Like the Irishman

at Donny-

brook Fair "agin" everything. 29 Bears not grizzlies though.

30 A favourite spot for a dip in

the old days,

31 Barely cover, the feet.

32 This modulates the voice.

Down

1 Holy anagram of the other 1. 2 Set on.

Never, though not all there. 4 Thomas-not J. II., the twin.

Submissive respect which, with a very slight modiflention of sound, becameя tapable of com manding respect.

SHARE PRICES.

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following is the list of local elare quotations issued to-day:

Banks.

Hongkong Banks, $1520 b. Chartered Banks £10 n. Mercantile Banks, £17. East Asia, $115 n. Am: O. Finance Corp., $25 n.

Insurances.

Canton Ins., $1240 n. Union Ins., $490 n. China Underwriters, $4 n. China Fires, $690 m. H.K. Fire In., $1,195 .

Shipping. Douglases, $20%1⁄2 b.

H. K. Steamboats, $23 n. Indo-Chinas, (Pref.) $45 n. Union Waterboats, $19

Mintus.

b.

n.

China Estates, $100 Benguet Exp. 31 cta. b. Benguets, $15 n. Kailans, 26/- n.”

S'hal Explorations, Tla. 2.10 a. Raubs, $34 n.

n.

Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharves, $142 Whampoa Docks, $20% n. South China Motors $10 n. Providents (old) $4.85 n. Hongkews, Tla. 225 1. New Engineers Tls. 6 n. Shanghai Docks, Tls. 88% n.

Cottons.

Ewo Coltons, Tia. 18.25 b. Shanghai Cotton, Tls. 76 n.

FROM OVER THE TRACKS? GEE! WHAT WAS HIS

FIRST

NAME?

0 Border river.

7 Classical lady who tried to pro- long her son's life by saving the Arewood.

8 Horribly peeved.

14 This cross is in North London. 15 A nearby label that can catch

mice.

18 Girls, of course, are less mad- though it's not very noticeable.

19 A young follow, amid a terrifie nelse, hins strange adventures In Chinn,

20 Pushes.

21 A Chinese party to which Gor- don was not invited. Of course, it's an old story, but it sounds like modern work.

ке

22 What his political opponent may

do to the candidata's apocch-In

port, at least, legally wrong.

23 Places towards the East. 27 Song.

28 These trees grow up-and live

long.

Yesterday's Solution SESUTEN PARCELLESPIED

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Zoon Sings. Tls. 10% n.

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H. K. Hotels, $13.10 n. Cuma Rts. H. K. Hotels Rights, $2.40 n. H. K. Lands, $77% sa. Metro Lands $10 n.

S'hai Lands, Tis. 25.10 b. Humphreys, $15 b. Asis Realtica "B" $26 n. Realtien, $11.35 sa. Asia Realtics "A", $160 n.

Public Utilities. Tramways, $21.70 n. Peak Trams, (old), $15.50 b. Star Ferries, $90 n. China Lights, $21 n.

H. K. Electrics, $73.85 an. Mazno, Electries, $24 b. Telophones, $38

n.

China Buses, Tle. 16 n. Singapore Tractions, 8/- n.

Industriala

Malabons, $21 n.

Canton Ices, $4.80 n. Cements (com.) $18.20 b. Ropes, $14,

Stores

etc.

Dairy Farms, $28 sa. Watsons, (old) $13.50 n. Watsona (new) $13.20 n. Der A. Wings. $1 n. Lane Crawfords, $8.00 b. Mackintosh, $19 n. Sinceres, $17 h. Powells, $3.36 n.

Miscellaneous. Amusements, $22. Entertainmonts (old) $14.25 . Constructions (ald), $5.60 n. Constructions (new). $1.70 b. S. C. Enterprises $8.90

B. Ind. O. Bonds, 59% n.

I GOT IT NOW... HIS NAME WAS AMZY.... AND HE WORE A SWEATER.!!

By Blosser

WAIT'LL FRECKLES HEARS THIS NEWS!!