1932-09-15 — Page 17

THE - HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1932,

THE

WORLD

OF WOMEN

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

25

134

WE MUST MAKE ROOM

FOR

COMING

AUTUMN & WINTER

SHIPMENTS

THEREFORE WE ARE HOLDING

A SPECIAL

POST-

SUMMER SALE

CONVINCING BARGAINS.

BOMBAY SILK STORE

D'Aguilar Street.

THE HOME OF THE FINEST SILKS.

TUNDICE TANKS.

No house should be without one, only uses 5 lbs. of Ice in 24 Hours.

Those

who Value Comfort & Pleasure use

them.

Sole Agents: CALDBECK, MACGREGOR & CO., LTD. (Inc. under the Companies Ordinances of Hongkong). Tel. 20075.

You will be in velvet at the first Autunm dinner parties if you are wise.

For the new suede velvet, ns dull and lustrous an anything you ever saw or touched, is moulding itself the fashion silhouette in a beguiling manner.

to

Ca

around the neck in front, fastens 1. The third frock, which goes in floral outburst, strings at the waistine in back, where the for a

white flowers around its shoulder two ends of the fur meet.

There is nothing for the woman cape. The cowl neck, as much the who is seated to grow excited vogue as ever, is used. And ends about, since she is sure that her of the velvet that make the gown dark velvet gown, with its now tie in front at the left side. high empire. silhouette, will bring The woman shown gazing at her her through the evening success mirrored reflection is wearing a fully. lightcoloured velvet that sheathes! The cape treatment is as popular the hips closely, fellows a brassiere now as in the summer, and the An arm that slips out of a flowing alluring. Then, effect across the front, and has two velvet flowers on the bosom drapery of some sort is supposed

n of her gown- add interest. The to be much more two velvet straps that meet in point at the neck, starting at the back doesn't sink to any depths at too, as shoulders.broaden through all. The form-moulding line is this effect, hips retreat, which is low decollete.

la style point worth remembering. followed by the velvet,

1

A band of kolinsky, which goes,

HEALTH HINTS.

the This gown also features capelet effect in its loose, drapped sleeves. Sleeves are assuming an important role in formal frocks.

The ordinary diet of the average and small intestine. After the

the person contains, in addition to tho entrance of the food into stomach the digestive fluids asual nourishment and waste, gradually permeate it and, with many elements that by improper The Digestive Process.the aid of the churning motion of preparation are made difficult to the organ, cause changes that digest, and yet others that are their Influence. a stimulating in Let 18.

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con-slowly bring the contents to

contains a sider for a moment the miracle of state where the particular ele-Ment, for instance, the digestive process, throughments of nourishment needed by considerable amount of impure which every particle of food wethe body at the time are assimla- eat has to go before being trans- formed into blood, bone, and muscle.

the

ted,

Energy Required

im-

stimulant to the functional system. foreign matter which nets as For this reason the ordinary mixed diet is the cause of much func As soon as the work of digestion tional strength being wasted; is well under way, the blood energy is required to eliminate The changes that take place in vessels begin to absorb nourishing the foreign and impure matter in of digested matter meat, and energy is also wasted in food during this process particles really begin in the mouth, a feet through the thin membranes that digesting unwholesome and which indicates very clearly the separate them from the contents properly cooked foods.

of the stomach. By a wise provi- thorough

Natural uncooked foods, on the érent importance of

sion of Nature, the delicately mastication. The more thoroughly constructed organs of digestion other hand, contain no stimulating undue waste. de- the food is ground by the teeth have the power of choosing the elements and and mixed with the saliva, the particular food elements needed They are not injured and

the vitalised by cooking; they are not better it is prepared for the by the body, so that only

nourishing portions of the food made diflicult to digest by prolong- stomach and intestinal digestion.

actually absorbed. The ed and unwholesome preparation. all tho The absorption of food also "waste" is rejected,, but has its Morever, they contain begins in the mouth and continues work to perform as it gives a re-nourishment needed in order to almost throughout the entire all-quisite bulk to the food and facil-maintain the strength of the body mentary canal, though the process tates the peristaltic action of the with a minimum of waste.-By

A NURSE. is carried on mostly in the stomach bowels.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

are

A Bright Pupil!

Across

6 Kind of wine.

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9 A portion of a shop is a

duplicato.

10 Cambridge races.

11 A bit of old armour.

16 Another. kind of wine.

10 This sure in the sign of soma

error.

20 Extract from any book except

about a letter.

21 The person in control who may

be a German,

22 Check.

24 Profit.

25 Bird

25 Heathen

20 'Tis hot, nut of order in this

dance.

31 Metal

31 is probably often shown on this

instrument.

36 Scottish river.

Down

1 Bit of wood that may be the

power above 21 across.

2 A disjointed snake may tell a

tale,

4

3 Hidden in "Don't hiss; can he be

a new tenor, Edith 7

Precious stone.

5 This sky had a lowering effect

7

in Russit.

This drink becomes a useful aid

to an angler when without its first letter.

8 Wholly, a danger; divided, in

safety.

12 "The lunatic, the lover, and the -are of imagination all come. pact" ("Mideyhimer Night's Dream").

113 Iidden in "In him Alec bad a

most able apostle".

14 Nine met to become famous.

16 "O allni toper" (anag.).

17 Somaane in trouble as usual. 18 Town of France.

29."Within the apse that ends our

lane her shapo divine appears. again" (hidden).

24 Kind of barral.

27 I

!

bit oled it may bring of the vegetablo world

you to tears.

28 Food that may be audible, en-'

couragement.

130 Part of a telescope.

+

81 The cry of "Mun this 1 down"

may draw

tragedy.

32 An ancient

weight to-day

to attention

town atiil

Yesterday's Solution.

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has

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UPE WET TO

TWINHISTER TEN E V YUGOSLAVII

FELIX HAT SHOP

York Building, Chater Road.

NOW SHOWING

LIGHT WEIGHT AUTUMN FELTS, SILK & VELVET TURBAN HATS, :

SMART WHITE FELTS.

NOW IS THE TIME TO

PREPARE FOR YOUR HOME WITH

PEKING

RUGS

WE

HAVE A

LARGE STOCK FOR YOUR CHOICE. PEKING ART RUG CO. 32, Nathan. Road, Kowloon.

By Blosser

TEA SETS, COFFEE SETS,

CUPS AND SAUCERS

AT

KOMOR & KOMOR'S

Chater Road.

I'M COING TO TEACH JUMES TO FETCH YOUR GLIPPIES TI YOU, POP? THEN WHEN YOU COME

HOVE EVENINGS

ALL YOU HAVE

TO DO 10 TO TELL HIM TO

FETCH THEIN

FOR YOU!!

Do you

"THINK YOU CAN TEACH

HUM

"THAT'?

sued' DR.JONES TOLD ME HOW..

FIRST, YOU PLACE THE SHOE IN HIS MOUTH... HOLD IT THERE FOR A MOMENT COMMANDING "FETCH"

THEN COMMAND "LET GO". TAKING

IT FROM HIS MOUTH...

THE SECOND THING TO DO 18 TO PLACE IT IN HIS MOUTH

AGAIN AND 'RANG HIM MOVE A FEW STEPS, THEN COMMAND *LET GO'... JUST KNEP

DOING THIS OVER

AND OVER

THEN INCREAGE THE DISTANCE,

PLACING THE SHOE TWO OR "THREE FRIGT IN FRONT OF HIM,

COMMANDING 'FETCH"WHEN HE FETGIES IT, COMMAND

'LET GO ALLRIGHT_ JUMBO, FETCH!!

YESE, POP? AFTER. YOU DO THAT A LOT OF TIMES HE UNDERSTANDS.... NOW I'LL PUT YOUR SLippar

IN THE HECT ROOM

AND YOU TELL HIM

"PATCH IT!!

ALL

RIGHT-

WHY! THATS VERY

NO-BUT I WISH

CURVER FRECKLES..... } I COULD « ITD :

I WONDER IP YOU

COULD "BAIN HIJA

TO SHINE THIEMA

FOR AF

SAVE ME A.

LOT OF

WORK!!

WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW HOW

TO THACH YOUR DOG TO OPEN, A DODEZ ALL BY HIMSELF 2. "THAT'S FRECKLES' NEXT TICK

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