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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY,

OCTOBER 17, 1932.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

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LOCAL VIEWS

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HOTOGRAPHS

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HEUNG

Studio Ice House 51

inch 7. Beaconsfield Arcade

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

YOUR CHILDREN.

Don't Let Sonny Become Over-excited.

Nerves are telegraph wires. They possess automatic shut-offs. When the brain becomes fogged or excited the awitch to the stomach closes and that station Ceases work.

This is why so many adults' and children otherwise normally healthy suddenly develon diges- tive upsets without any warning or apparent reason.

many

Excitement consists of things. Happiness, sorrow, angar, fear, or any complex suddenly ac- centuated will almost certainly hit at the stomach, especially If the Bufferer happens to be of a sensi tive, high-strung nature.

Several times this summer have observed children who were supposed to have a complaint due down with fever, to heat, go purging and vomiting after some form of unusual excitement. It did not occur to their mothers that nerve strain may have been the principal cause. But there WIR mind not much question in my that it was to blame.

There is this to be said about

a party or a picnic:

Through sheer anticipation

П

child becomes taut. He thinks about it beforehand, then there is the actual preparation and trip.

the

atate

Usually his emotional keeps up through the day, often accompanied by physical over- exertion.

All Parties Aren't Fun. We have a habit of thinking that anything in the nature of a holi- day or celebration delights a child. For the most part it does, too. But

Extremo decollete frocks ure no longer good except for formal wear. This very charming dinner dress by Passy has the back veiled by n shaded green lace yoke.

This suit, fashioned from one of the new woollen fa- bries, has a brief, double- breasted jacket adorned with four large buttons. With the ensemble black suede pumpa, with a paddle of black patent leather that gives a buckled effect, are worn. The elastic Kore, which holds it in place. ін congealed. A cockeyed beret, pull-on gloves, and a polka dot scarf keep up the debonair spirit of the costume.

it dopends very much on goes with it,

what

A little girl recently was invit ed to a lovely party where all the other children were strangers. She could not protest against go- ing because she saw how delight ed everyone else was about it. They all kept talking and talking about what she must wear and the important children she would moet.

FOR THE SWEET COURSE.

Banama and Tangerine Sponge. Mould.

Required; 1 pint tangerine jelly, one large or two small bananaa, ono small tin of sliced apricots or peaches, and two sponge cakes.

Open the tin of fruit and strain aff the juice into D saucepan: make up tho balance with water enough for the jelly according to directions. When the jelly is dissolved put in half the tinned fruit, the banana cut into slices, and the sponge cakes crumbled up. Mix well, pour into wetted moulds, This tastes very nice plain or served with clotted cream together with the remainder of the fruit. Raspherry Soulle.

Actons

1 Scope enough here but it takes

nearly a dozen to do it.

4 Sly about dinner-time, but in a distinctly impressive manner.

8 Precious stone in at least two

cum (ak the British

9 American antelope.

11

Feelingly, hat incorrectly, do- by the schoolboy as a n of woe.

12 Stopper..

Staw lib. of raspberries in 1 very little water till tender, drain off the juice and mask the fruit. Put the yolks of two eggs in the 10 top of a double boiler, the fruit purce and sugar to taste, and whisk them over boiling water until thick and creamy. Take off and continue whisking till cool, then stir in half a gill of whipped cream and quarter of an ounce of gelatine dissolved in a little of the fruit juice; fold in the stiffly beaten whites of two exxa and serve in Individual souffle dishes.

Greengage Charlotte.

turns to stone.

15 Found in a boat and in 4 Across. 16 "Later, after woven," d'Orsay added, "a drama, Dendy Dick, ensued." (Hidden.)

18 She is never asked to sign any of the falso notes the utters. 21 Often seen waving in the East. 28 Small boys have been known to

wish it stayed in Somerset.

24 He only issued an invitation to

one dance.

25. A force at Ulandi within

an

hour of midnight much mixed up. Easily becomes so 9 Down. 29 Profoundly interest little Eng-

land and part of Scotland. 30 Clumsy.

Cut some thin fingers of bread, dip them in oiled butter and arrange round the sides and bot-28 tom of a pudding basin. Wash in 1lb. greengages, put them layers in the basin with sugar and some thin shreds of almonds jin between. Cover with a Inver of fingers dipped in oiled butter and bake in a moderate oven for three-quarters of an hour. Turn out and serve with custard or

She was conched-about things to do and not to do. Naturally shy and unadjusted, it was hard for her to meet even one strange little girl and make up with her.

Being thrown suddenly into the midst of two dozen was torture." be Yet she smiled and tried to friendly and put up the up- pearance of having a good time.

The automatic shut-off clicked. Her stomach was not receiving. But beautiful refreshments were served and although she was not hungry she was urged to eat this and that, and she did.

Bed, fever, Home-just in tim throwing everything off she had euten. Doctor! "Summer plaint." Which was partly true, as heat never helps.

com-

cream.

This was fear, or a complex at: work. Happiness emotionally over- [done will do the same thing. Any

kind of exeltement.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

The crux of it all is that at the! very time children should not over-! eat or cat at all, they do. Any type of celebration is inevitably accompanied by unusual or rich food.

A nervous child is fortunate if life, he lives a quet uneventful ognaciallo Arine the hot months. --BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON.

This dress of crepon in in a deep shade of blue. The high waistline in front is dropped at the back

Back Home

31 Used to be of brimstone and

treacle.

Down

1 Not a puguistic display, al- though you get a bang and geo stars.

2 With such a name a man bo- comes a great card befora ho's Jone.

3 Well... bere you see them. 4 The top is what the bottom is

not.

6 The injurious feature of har-

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mony.

6 Emu bird (anog.).

7 Offspring that seems to declare

you no good, to put it

brutal brevity.

with

Obviously requires no elacida- tion.

13 Nour Staines.

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14 According to Hamlet, one may be

villain after doing this twice. 17 Flower.

19 An unsoon danger,

20 Those hoes are made of rubber. 21 Embarrassing form for a pre-

sent to take.

22 "It started like a guilty thing

upon a fearful" (Hamlet).

of a 23 Wan this tho emblem

Plantagenet Lady of the House. hold?

28 The head of a gladiator. 27 Antonym of 7 Down.

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Prices are ranging from 50 cts. upwards. WE PACK, SHIP OR POST YOUR PURCHASES,

T CAN'T HELP BUT BELIEVE THAT FRECKLES WILL COME BACK WITHOUT THAT BIG DOG OF HIS

WELL--IF HE DOESN'T SHOW

UP PRETTY SOON, WELL HAVE-

FRECKLES IS. HOME!! HE AN'

OSCAR ARE COMIN' UP TH* FRONT WALK NOWAINTCHA GLAD.!!

HELLO! GRE...YA AINT MAD AT ME. ARE YA, MOM? YOU WON'T BE THOUGH, AFTER I TELL YOU. SOMETHING.

"

GET DOWN, POODLE... DOWN!!

MERCY DAY! ARE WE GLAD TO SEE YOU!!

COME HERE AND LET ME KISS YOU... AND

YOU FOUND POODLE, "TOO

AN THAT. IGNT ALL S WE FOUND, AROMA--- HOH,

osme! BRING IN THOSE THREE PUPPIES OF

POODLES!

WHERE ARE THE SMELLING BALTS,

POP?

ON THE

WINDOW SILL

IN THE BATH

ROOM...

HURRY!

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