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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1932.

OUR BRITISH

CROSSWORDS

SPECIAL OFFER

SEPT.

1ST, 2ND, 3RD

ONLY

500 PRS.

LADIES' SHOES

OUR VERY BEST QUALITY $30.00 PR.

ORIGINALLY

$45.00 to $65.00 Pair.

GORDON'S, LTD.

ALL THE DIFFERENCE

BECAUSE-

THE BLADE-EDGE HAS FREEDOM, IT CAN BE "TWANGED" LIKE THE EDGE OF A BARBER'S RAZOR.

THE SOLID BAKELITE GUARD DOES NOT ALLOW ANY INTERFERENCE WITH THE BLADE-EDGE BY SOAP,

THE

WARDONA

GIVES YOU

A

PERFECT SHAVE EVERY DAY.

$2.50. $5.00, $7.50.

Sale Distributors: H. CONNELL & CO., LTD.

DUE AT THE KING'S ON SUNDAY.

DISORDERLY

CONDUCT

SALLY

with

SPENCER

EL

EILERS TRACY BRENDEL

FOX PICTURE

FELIX HAT SHOP

York Building. Next to Moutrics.

Just received from Paris a large

Consignment of

DAINTY WOOLLEN BLOUSES, PULLOVERS, CARDIGANS, ETC. AND A

NOVELTY LINE OF MATCHING SCARF. & BERET IN ALL COLOURS.

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

A black and white tailleur (left) by Patou features a black georgette dress with touches of fine white pique at the neck and sleeves. The jacket is of white pique, and the hat of stitch- ed georgette trimmed with white pique. A navy blue satin dress, trimmed with the fine flax blue linen, forms part of another' taifimir (right) by Patou. The Jacket is of heavy hand- woven linen in the flax blue, with a woof straw hat of same light blue trimmed with navy grosgrain ribbon.

BEAUTY HINTS.

Arc

Oil of lavender (or older essence)] SOMETHING NEW. is preferable for scenting hath pow- |der, but if pot easily procurable, ur-j

mary perfume will give the desired

results. For thour who have anl

tho particular fancy in scent, and who order of like the suggestion of violets, 249. of orris powder to the above quantities of borax and carbonate of soda will make a very pleasant bath. Orri powder does τις dissolve, so it is best to tie the powder in a mustin bag.

For Boys and Girls.

'

Both boys and girls will be fascinated by the new motel-mak-

outfits that have just been put

on the market.

Perfumed Baths.

Fragrance and friction sorrels which make the the bath a rite of bounty.

The medical authority who stated recently that cosmeties were of

They consist of a sheet of thin value and that perfume added to

cardboard on which is a black and woman's charm, spoke the truth,

white outline drawing of the model but not the whole truth. Jush asi

to be made a Landon omnibus, love has the power of beautifying

for instance, complete with passen- | partly through stimulating self-con-

The drawing is in two The woman who wants to boast Kera fidence, and new clothes can make velvety white skin should use

¡three seelions. a coward brave, no fragance, by starch in her bath, und, here again. With this carboard is included a promoting a delightful sense of well by mixing 4 ozs. of orris powder to gununed sheet of paper on which being, charms us and empowers its of powdered starch, a faint are printed in colours all the parts

Fragance of violets results. This that go to the making of the bus. powder can be kent in a tip and is host ad in muslin l. The quantity named will serve for ten

to charm others.

The perfumed bath, then, cannot be too strongly recomiended as a definite and pleasant nid to health and beauty. The woman who ex- presses her persoanlity by the use

baths.

Perfumed Starch

or

These different parts have to be sorted, cut out and stuck on to the outlined cardboard in the propor position. Finally the different) There are delightful hibs which sections are gummed together, and of one distinct perfume will try to make bathing a joy and definitely, the model is complete. procure this special fragance for promote beauty by their netion on her bath, but if not available in the the skin, while for these who like Two different models are given shops, it is a simple malter to pre- the pungeni. exhilarating pine on each sheet. They cost only 3d. pare the salta at home in the follow-Tragance there are several inexpon the set of two.

Similar in principle but a little ing manners-

powder form. These are specially simpler are the picture-making and [belsful to sufferes from rheumatismap-making puzzles. Have a wide-necked bottle or jarfand, regularly used, help for achieve | p with a well fitting stoper, and into alimmess. this spray or sprinkle a little of your

A letnom bath is an excellent skin soda. pet perfume. Cork and shake whitener. Cut two or more lemons that the whole inside is wet with slices, tour boiling water over

Bath Salts

sive brands of nine bath sale in

endure the quantity of perfumed

Friction

the stent. Now renk my into auite

And after the frogance comes the small bieres some ordinary washing them and after an hour pour the

Daniel into Dus both water. Alter, friction. Even when a sponge bath soda and tmnt it into the container. Add a few drops of the perfumeratively, cut in half, suterze the only is possible, rub the whole body after each few inches of the soda Fruit, and add the joing to the bath vigorously with a rough towel until glows and tingles; and and pour a little ever the last be-water. In each have the rinda the skin

in the water and use theo. well the result will be a bloom of health fore' corking,

noned, on the body.

more beautiful than cluanic featuren. Let this stand for three days

Perfumed ammonia, now on the Our grandmothers were famous when it is ready for use and will! market, gives an invigorating bath, for their rose leaf complexions. delight you.

and vinegar or cooking salt in the They had not our facilities for

For those who prefer a powder to water will prove stimulating. bath, and cosmetics were rare and crystals, Somers of horny and 2 of any be mentioned here that bran, rostly, but they knew he two carbonate of soda mixed well to-fbarley, and oatmeal soften water heaty secrets which you are HOW gether, may be treated in the way and beautify the skin, and may helped to practise; fragance and

lined by those with tender skins ta l'friction !

described above,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

A Bright Idea!

10

Aerius

1 "That can sing both

Shakespare..

6 Put by to fatten this fish.

10 A severe legislator.

11 A criminologist to the finger

tips.

12 This affection is not necessarily expressed in a gift of stockings. 13 Superficially bright comment? 16 Gets down for grammarless

mutclics.

17 A comparatively new man,

10 Wearers of these could hardly

be said to follow fashion.

21 The car in reverse becomes a boat when an old king is about

22 Preamble,

24 College talk mny give the

right angle.

27 1's a small work!!

28 Cordial or sweetmeat, 29 Sce.

30 Suitable way to meet a

raising ordenl

Down

1 A park statesman.

2 A range, Sir? (anug.).

3 A fool becomes stand-of

1 Doubtful.

5 Lose fur (anng).

7 Telephone call.

8 Companion thoroughfare

Fetter-lane (two words).

NOT

mir-

to

1 IN 10

ESCAPES

Tragic father of thren daughters (two words).

14 Man and' map up, by and by

down.

16 Many cry for twice as much. 18 Not original and nsociated with

part of London.

20 Name of the Mammoth tree."

21 Marched (anag.).

23 Happen.

25 Wander in anger.

26 Brought an action for dues.

Yesterday's Solution, MALAPROPONE SCAD A SIMON PINHO TO IMMORTELLE SNOW NOBORZI? ET SE & N CHEFS ADDITION

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NEMBAREALER CHEAP JACK RECUR KENTIAS DEA O WBAREFEET CABIN S. BERTHO ATIT TALLT HORSESENSE ERIOR LECAT E R PASS ADJACENT LY

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THE

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RAGALONG SUDDENLY LEFT THE BOYS WITH

POODLE, SAYING THAT HE WOULD BE BACK IN A

MINUTE.....

ARANWHILE,

POODLE STILL

HAS THE

PIECE OF

GLASS IN

HIS PAN

WE GOTTA GET HIM TO DOC JONES, BUT HE CANT WALK AN' HE'S TOO HEAVY 'FOR US TO CARRY...

MOBBE WE COULD PUT

ROLLER SKATES

ON HIM AN" PUSH HIMCH

ID LIKE

TO KNOW WHAT

TAG'S

GOT UP HIS SLGEVE...

HILE

DOWN THE SIDEWALK

COMES

TAGALONG,

RIDING

LINOY

FRECKLES

PONY

COME ON, LINDY...

GET GOING!!

WE'LL PUT POODLE (ON LINDY AN' THEN Long TAKE HIM TO

THE DOS 'DOCTOR

UPATI, OFY

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