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THE

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TELEGRAPHT, '

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1932.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

AVOID

SORE THROAT

AND COLDS

GARGLE TWICE DAILY WITH

LISTERINE

•ANTISEPTIC.

KILLS EVEN TYPHOID GERMS IN 15 SECONDS

GLOVES

WASHABLE DOESKIN

IN

WHITE and NATURAL.

Sizes 534 to 7.

$6.75 Pair.

1:09

GORDON'S, LTD.

THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

FASHION NOTES.

The Newest Coiffures.

There are all kinds of curious coiffurns to be seen this season. They may to intricato and tortuous, or plain and simple, with perhaps nly a semi-ercle of "oright curls surrounding the head like a diadem.

A wind-blown effect on one aldo of the forehead with curls on the other and flat ourls arranged in two regular rolls on ona side of thin head, make one claborato colffuro while a neat little chignon for the women who are letting their hair grow again adorns the nape of the nock of another.

There is no untidinem shout the new coiffures. People have got used to clean, and culptured lines, and it is asential that | hair-dressing to day shall be flat

and severe.

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A transparant lacquer in boing Red by soma women. Sometimes the Incquer in in the same colour FL tho wearer's natural hair, though very often other shades are chosen, and, for evening wear, the bair may incqttored in dull eilps or gold..

Materials this season ute lees elaborate,

there

fow heavy atins, no rich lames, or volvota. Tho

material most in vogue is cotton. Cotton is so disguised as to look like anything but what it is, or it may resemble cotton and get away with it beautifully.

aro

The new line is dingonal, and the new trimming is a race bef tween dots and strpes. A white pique evening dress, worn by one of the Paris leaders of fashion made quite a sensation the other

nhem orening. It flared like an one; the shoulder straps were al

in most invisible; fact, it was

livinely lovely.

Across

1 A happening that means one thing as applied to a play and Its opposito as applied to a wed ding (two words).

6 Soleciama, very satisfying to the

"inner" man.

Confidentially, a pirate.

10 In this Virgil wrote the Eneid. 11 Com.

12 Permits and austalne loss, 13 Refuso part of 27 Across. 15 To bo won in a canter, 18 Anglo-ended and mischiavious. 19 Port of the world always up- pearing in a Brahmin dialect. 20 Drassed and, mostly, posscaned, 22 Ornament

26 "It could not slake mine, por (K. Henry VI, caso my heart," 3.)

26 Opportunoly

France.

Imported from

27 Back answers. 30 Sun thle for a heading, 31 Expresalen no face ever bore. 32 Produce.

33 This, like the provailing depres Bion, has constantly caused things to be written down.

Down

:

1 There's acope here for altera.

tion. 2 U.S.A. State.

3 "Some trickle!" may have mald

the man from 2 Down.

4 Exaggerate.

GA mighty I Down that might be

nofter.

6 Starts like a package, chock-full

of misery and sorrow,

7 Llen about an animal are for-

bidden by the law of the land.

10

8 A sort of major-domo of the

olden time.

14 "Something extra added"—as

the mare said when the knight lifted the maiden to his nadulo- bow.

16 Mean? Nothing to

coloured folk, anyhow!

do

with

16 flere ha's on the leo and betrays

his want of pluck.

17 Free part of 14 Down.

18 You have to tako Will with you,

so be at Ealing in good

(hidden).

21 Frauda and plates may be.

23 A London cinema.

24 Put forth though twenty fourth

kore.

25 Amatory.

28 Great nome in cricket,

20 There's something bright about

this London suburb.

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If you want to be daring, and more than a little sophisticated, all you need to do a wear this velvet costume which has allure written in every dowing line,

Black and white have a habit of announcing that they know just a little more about everything than any other colours, and this ensemble goes beyond the usual goal.

The dolman sleeves which make the jacket, a slim collar ție, and the thin pyramid that covers a portion of the back, leaving the rest uncovered, are enticing features.

Svelte hips and a long, slightly circular skirt complete the gown beneath, which is bodiced in white crepe. A high and low neck are achieved in front and back by the closeness of the jacket's collar and the deep V of the dress. The hat and shoes are of velvet.

DIAGONAL LINES.

Give Charming Appearance.

let side was gathered in a small bow. Plain in appearance, the] whole dress was composed of diagon. ally eut sections which lent gentle flaring movement of the skirt.

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A black tulle dress, bus a pillar. This exaun's models show that box red crepe jacket and Bash in dressmakers appreciate the cha mthe same colour tied in a huge bow ORO side. Hugo alcover of the of diagonal lines. Though presentat fashions look aimple to the casual bailoan order and side sash fullness

they involve of drver,

ondless are among the nowest notes. thought on the part of designers and the R. The continual lack of trim- ming and studied simplicity me witch"

dopends on cut.

A HANDBAG CLASP

a-chaim of a dress A tiny jelo elephant makes n

-harming clasa for an afteranan bag.;

A successful oxponent of this linend the small ring with which to: showed a pale apple-groen afternoon the bag is also of jade and to meet with marcaasite. This mount is pinzel success. It was made with elbow a bag of old Persino brocade, lengiu sleo.es and a narow trus nt and, with its pastel colourings, 18 tho Lottom of the hem. The rec-itable with almost any coloured tangular neckline out lower at the frock.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

The combination of lines placed at a lower anale con- tributes a delightfully now look to this gown of ten-rose crene faconno which is worn with a soft brown leather belt.

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(As Long as Love. 12453(As You Desire.

(Wo Were Only Walkng. 12464(Goodbye to Love.

(Sheltered by the Stars. 12450(I'm Yours For Tonight. (Dont Tell a Soul, 12405(Love Me to Night. (You're Blase,

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THE BOYS

ARE NEAR THE

EDGE OF TOWN, ON THEIR WAY OUT TO THE

* DITMAR. ESTATE, ON ROSE HILL WINAMAS

* ONE OF

THE WEALTHIEST

FAMILIES IN

THIS PART OF

THE STATE...

Chater Road.

ART & CURIO EXPERTS York Building.

(VIHAT ORTS ME IS, WHY DID THEY WANT TO BUY

POODLE FROM THE CITY POUND? GHE, FOLKS WITH ALL THEIR

MONEY DONT HAVE TO BUY A DOS AT THAT PLACE !!

WELL, WE'LL.

FIND OUT, IF WE

CAN GET IN THE PLACE

WHAT DO YOU SAY WE CLIMB

OVER THE WALL,

FRECKLES

NOPE! WE'RE GDING, RIGHT IN THROUGH THE FRONT

SATE...GUARD,

OR NO

GUARD

LISTEN! HEAR THAT BARKIN'?. ID KNOW THAT BARK ANYWHERE

YEP, IT'S POODLE!! CHON-HERE.

WWE GO

WE'LL GET

IN ALL RIGHT..

THAT'S IT, "THERE- WITH THE Bhe STONE FENCE AROUND IT “

ROASPAT, OCT. BUSE BY KEA SERVICE, MO.

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