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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, MARCH

2.

1933.

Great

CLEARANCE

SALE

THE WORLD. OF WOMEN

HOW TO REDUCE

WITHOUT DIETING.

By Lilyan Malmstead

A unique system evolved by Lilyan. Malmstead, Graduate of the

CHANCE OF THE YEAR! Sargent School of Physical Educa-

Printed Silk Voile 36"

70 Cts.

Printed Spotted Silk 36′′.

60 Cts.

Printed Silk Georgette 36"

$1.40.

Printed Crepe de Chine 27"

90 Cts.

Plain Silk Voile 27" Plain Silk Voile 36"

45 Cts. 55 Cts:

Ferguson Printed Cotton Fabric 36" 70 Cts. Plain Spun Crepe All Colours 27" 80 Cts. Inter-Woven and Holeproof Silk Socks $1.00. Crepe de Chine Baby's Frocks $3.00. $1.50. Cotton Crepe Houri Coats Printed Silk Umbrellas

$1.00.

Men's Washing Silk Pyjamas $4.50. Plain Silk Shirts with Collar, Socks," Tie & Hdkf. to Match $5.50 Set. Hand-Printed Velvet Cushion Covers $1.50.

Bedroom Carpets

$2.50.

GREATEST SALE: TOWN

Printed Crepe 36"

$1.60.

'Plain Georgette (all Cols. 36") $1.00.

Plain Taffetta Silk

90 Cts. Plain Fuji Silk (75 colours) 50 Cts. 7 ps. Spun Crepe White Silk Shirts $2.50. Plain Crepe de Chine 36" from $1,25. "Kinomos, Shawls, Bridge Coats, and all Ready Made Goods LESS 50%

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SILK STORE

King's Theatre Building. D'Aguilar Street.

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tion, and Instructor of Physor therapy at the Children's Clinic, Schenectady, and at Mount Sinai Hospital, Cleveland, after fifteen years' intrusive study, and research work at various hospitals, includ- ing the Great Ormond and King's College Hospitals, London.

The reason why so many of us are out of proportion is that as children we were taught to exer- cise incorrectly. Even so, that does not prevent us from remedy- ing the situation, without delay

Good figures are stricted to children, although the adult might have, to work just a little harder for hers-to regain what has been lost and to main- tain what has been found again.

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If more stress had been laid upon our posture when we were in school, there would be less trouble in adult life with rouad shoulders. hollow back, protruding abdomen, hollow chest, and other defects. -

After two weeks of the reaching- exercises you will find a difference in measurements, especially on the abdomen, because every exercise in the series reduces that part of the body. A loss of from five to six inches within this short period is only a common loss. After taking the exercises, every mork. in before breakfast, the in- dividual should apply correct

because without posture.

this direct application regularly and consistently this particular logs cannot be obtained.

Exercise for Hips

Stand on loes facing chair. holding on with right hand, left hand on hip, thetab forward. Raise body up as high as possible.

(n) Bend left knee forward, keeping knee above level of hip. or chest height, at the same time tilting body backwards and point- ing toes down to floor.

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in costumes bizarre and beautiful, society went native at the annual Beaux Arts ball in New York, when the setting was an ocean liner with stops listed at various world ports. Although his best friends never would have known it, the witch doctor at lett was Armar Archbold. of Washington. Daringly costumed as a dancing girl was Miss Isabel Ryan (right) of New York..

SUCCESSFUL WOMEN.

By One of Them

everything else. She has the resource and the courage of a captain of industry. She does not fall a prey to success, but rather gets wounded by its emptiness. She discovers, alas! often too late, that she is lonely and unhappy, A moving scene in a well-known although she dare not admit it to film ably shows that women who herself or to her friends. Too attain material success are never soon she finds that she has nothing. happy. The stark reality of ma-to work for, and success, which elous gossip, damning, "whisper-she thought was the only thing (e) Turn foot inward and circleing," and blackmailing publicity worth while in life, leaves her leg to side and in hack of body.re the only fruits of the heroine's dissatisfied and discontented. keeping foot on level of hip if efforts in climbing the ladder of possible. Do not drop the body access. Not only is her private life attacked, but her home life is forward.

always a target for the gossips of the world.

(b) Reach leg forward with knee rigid.

(d) Return leg to right foot with rigid kare. When you get your balance release bands, reach Every action, every word, and your left arm obliquely upward very well-meaning intention is and right arm obliquely backward.distorted beyond recognition till friends are made enemies and Exercise to be done as slowly benefactors are advertised as the as possible..

latest "airs."

Repent five times to each side: Time-Ninety seconds, includes

both sides.

-Savoury Omelette

Three eggs. 2 teaspoonfuls each chopped parsley, cold meat, ham. or fowl, minced finely, gilt and pepper, 114oz. of butter. Beat the egg lightly and not for long: stir in the meat, already seasoned and added to the parsley, and mix well, Melt the butter in the frying pan. and pour in the mixture."

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A successful woman must have no feelings; she must have no at- iachments; and she must have no life of her own. Success must be her only aim, and a hardened heart her only pron. Whatever course of Ife she follows, tenderness and motherliness have to be forfeited she wishes to remain aupremely successful and still be happy. That accomplished, what has whe left the evening of her life bat a few so-called friends and un- happy loneliness? Even then se cries out, "They whisper and talk! is this success? Why can't they leave me alone?"

It is not only in one sphere of life that women who seek success And nothing but unhappiness. The "Beauty Queens" are even harder hit than success'ul actresses.

Why? Because in material They rush into the public eye with

success woman can never find real a blaze of glory. They are feted, happiness. Greater things are petted, and exhibited to applaud-expected of her than of a success- ing crowds. Creams and cosmet-ful man, and she must live up to ice bear their photographs, ma- those expectations to the highest xazinca and newspapers publish degree. their life stories, while their To gain material success she private affairs are probed into and must be prepared to return kind- made common property. "A few mess with ingratitude and love years and the success of the with cold disdain. Man must be beauty queen has changed to gall. her nothing but a stepping She more often than not resorty stone to further success, and Stir in the centre for a minute,to dope to drown her unhappiness, children must remain but a dream. with a knife, and as the sides com and ultimately finis escape from mence to set, lossen them froin an unkind world in death.

Will they leave her alone? No! Not even ther is she free from the non very carefully with n broad knife blade... As the centre

the whisperings and sayin'r eyes cooky fure 1g the omelette from

of the world. Never is she left right to left. Shake the pan to

in reace to live her own life as free the omelette from it and slide

and how she would like. it off on, to a hot dish,

Yes, pity the successful woman!

SALESMAN SAM

PHILE

SERVING TIME IN

JAIL, SAM

|IS ASSIGNEDİ

THE JOB

OF SHOWING) A VISITOR

AROUND THE PLACE

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Nothing to Work for

On a lesser scale, again, but equally unbaner, is the business woman who puts her career before

A Visitor!

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7 Hard varnish.

Across

8 Take a measure in proper sur-

roundings to make things 'move.

10 Slipe

11 Shoots at which a bank clerk

feels quite at home.

12 Like a sitter? It ought to be a head-

14 Many like the body

less apparition. (There's no ac-

for taste, is there?) counting

15 A couple of notes that finish off

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Frenchman.

in this, and-

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22 It employs them, I zemcyber, to e

sing

a genial song: whit a re velation! (hidden).

24 An agreement that sounds hard.

25 To get in on a" lie implies a

Meninof truth (nang.).

20 Studies, true; how the for hates the word. 30 Grumble

fourth

if you like but ', eat when you get the chance. 31 Enduring.

32 The muter took a rest in the Far

East.

Down

1 When this animal loses its last- "ly head "there's a certain amgont

still left, of course.

2 Might be paternal or maternal.

stay as that goes.

This must be paid, though trite in the extreme.

4. Spaltered.

5 Hearing of these congregations

one might easily think them t be a flower.

BY ONE DAY

6 Most of it will hold water, though

not so many as might be.

9 Where is to be found.

13 Hidder' in Clue 22,

10 Hilden in Glue 29.

17 The best man, when one con÷

"silers the vervants first

1 Then rode (anag)..

21 Here you can exercise your

choice and yet be correct

23 Famous mediaeval work.

23 Take this to mean that you in- tervene between the silly idiot and me.

27 Hidden in Clue 22.

28 The most classical of pigeons.

Yesterday's Solution..

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THE DOLLAR LINERS. Į day, will suit from Honolula on Wed- nesday at noon, and arrive in San NEW VESSELS SPEEDED UP Francisco at .. or Monday, one

day earlier than heretofore."

This increased speed will give the The Dollar Steamship Ime advise additional advantage of offering par- having speciled up their trans-Pacife sengers the overnight layover in- schedule for their new electric liners, Honolulu and will still permit of President Hoover and Trident appenkimately one full day for night-

seeing in that interceling port. Coolidge ly one day.

Arriving and sailing date from An additional feature is "the full Oriental parts remain the same, but day saved in travelling time, and it from now on these two vessels will is anticipated it will attract arrive in Honolulu, at 3 pun, on Tues-passengers and shippers.

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(AND HERE'S THE

DINING ROOM;"

SIR!

OH, YUSS! WHERE TH` CONVICKS, FOOR FELLAS, EAT, I'D SAY!

AN' THAT'S TH* ROCK PILE, OVER

THERE!'"

ROCK PILE! MY,OH MY,

THAT'S THE BUNK!

OH, NO! THIS PLACE AIN'T AS BAD AS

THAT, SIR!

I'LL SHOW YA MY BUNK WHÊN WE GET TO TH' CELLS!

NOTICE

NO BRIDGE PLAYING! "ALLOWED HERE.

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