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A SAFE REMEDY FOR CHILDREN

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1933.

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THE WORLD OF WOMEN

WOMEN WHO WILL

NOT REST.

The Necessity for Repose.

How

"I'm never off my feet!" often this plaint of the worried, hard-worked housewife is heard! How true it is--and how unneces sary!

Granted that much of her work must be done "on her feet," that she must stand for such things as bed-making, sweeping, dusting,

&c. Yet there remains # great deal that can be done just as well sitting down.

Take, for instance, all the worki at a kitchen sink. A woman, no matter how fired, will stand 'day after day over the sink, without apparently realising that she could peel potatoes, wash up, clean fish and vegetables, and do the hundred and one other sink jobs equally efficiently were she seated. Simi- larly, there is no need to stand to mix cakes or puddinga or roll pastry at the kitchen table.

The best seat for these places

is a high officestool. It has neither back or arms to get in one's way, and it takes up the minimum of space. Should there be a separate kitchen and scullery, then there should be two stools, one always ready at the sink and the other by 'the tabla... A chair is not no suit- able for the purpose, for one needs to sit rather high above one's work, and experiments "should be made with sink," stool, and table to nacertain the most comfortable height, then the stool legs can be cut accordingly.

It is a queer thing, but the more overdone a woman is the less she seems capable of resting! In- stead of seizing every occasion for conserving her precious nervous energy, she lęta slip one golden opportunity after anether. The kettle is not quite on the boil per- haps, or a dish in the oven needs a few more minutes. Everything else is ready--and the woman waits "hanging over" the fire! "It's only a minute or two," she says, "it's not worth sitting down."

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Minutes, however, mount up won- derfully quickly into hours, and, if used aright, these intervals throughout the day will make all the difference between work ae- complished without undue fatigue and work that brings her near to breaking point.

Absolute repose should be the rule for these breathing spaces-- repose in an easy chair (a lighti bentwood rocker is excellent), with eyes closed, feet up on the fender, and every muscle relaxed to the uttermost.

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A Housewife's Notes

To retain the colour and flavour of earrots, wash and boil before peeling..

1:

Joan Crawford; Hollywood, The sports dress and top coat ensemble is mak- ing headway here as a runabo ut outfit,

Joan Crawford has a gray tweed two-some of this type, the dress very simple, with square neckline, buttoned down one corner with three metal buttons, the skirt's fullness coming in kick pleats in the centre of the front and back. The topcoat is very, very English, with mannish cut. patch pockets, and three- quarters -length. She has a squarish beret of the same gray tweed, a beret that is different,

No single type of costume can be upheld as the thing to wear anywhere, in Hollywood. The variety of costumes is what creates things Interesting. Take luncheon, for instance This week these varied costumes loomed as mighty smart on their wearers:

Glaudette Colbert, back from New York minus her sinus trouble lunching in the Paramount Cafe wearing a black and white diagonal plaid dress, with a tight fitting black crepe jacket, and a black ribbon hat, tiny, with fringed bow at the top of it.

Barbara, Kent, lunching at the Brown Derby, smart as a picture in a gray wool spring suit with skirt and three-quarters coat, gray felt hat and gray shoes.

Gretchen Wilson, going into the RKO, wearing a brilliant red dress and topcoat to match, with an equally brilliant red turban,

Diana Wynyard, at Sard's wearing a sleek black crepe dress, with exquisite lingerie touches, a tiny black hat tilted over her right eye and a mink coat.

EVENING GOWNS.

jewelled motifs are used at all, to incorporate them into the model it- self.

White satin evening gowns have

A thin circle of strass in the all the cachet of frocks made to be front of an evening gown is seen, worn after dark. And white satin for instance, weaving two colour- evening gowns are very much ined" scarves through and through the picture just now. Grey satin it.

is perfect for a large dinner.

Big brooches are being worn on

If you don't wish to appear. in evening gowns, and crystal brace- a deeply-cut out evening gown, alets, fat and round, in shades

When cooking vegetable mar-little lace jacket-bodice veils the matching the gown or contrasting rows bake the marrow instead of back and shoulders." boiling with the skin on, which keeps it free from water.'"

Dried orange aking and also rape fruit skins make good fire lighters..

Soft soap, mixed with bees wax and turpentine, makes a good floor polish.

SALESMAN SAM

with it. Ebony bracelets are fa- Evening gowns follow the high-voured by some women to accom- front trend, and jewellery and pany black frocks. [scarves should be planned to take There is a tentative revival in these lines into consideration in Paris of the fashion of wearing both evening and day cracmbics. flowers in the hair. There are new If choker effects in jeweilery wait wreaths of daisies, ranunculus, or you, this is the time to wear them. small gardenias, for the evening There is very little costume coiffure. This is a fashion which jewellery in the collections this may be charming," or it may be a your. I notice à tendency, when iterrible mistako

Rules Is Rules!

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

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1 The big noise in Red literature?

(three words).

9 A county motorists avoid, no

doubt.

10 The belief that things are soul-

ful.

it What's out of town is in

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12 A far-sering scientist.

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13 3ad. may be, about a pirate. 16 Bird-or beak.

16 Creature of low organization.

18 Not necessarily a circus reptile.

20

A former chess player, by the gound of it, to whom we all con- tribute.

23 Guiding fines.'

24 A knowing sort of person.

25 This concern kept its motive

resources in three banks.

26 Transatlantic matrimonial con-

ditions (three wards).

Dawn

1 Once can never remember what this commemorates (two words).

2 Put toes in to go too far.

3 It sounds like a fatal vehicle

(two words).

4 Painted skins.

5 Great Dane

words).

You sing.

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7 Fine though wet.

8 Regret for guilt without a cupe. 14 Riotous,

16 The soldier's în retreat but may

come forward again.

17 Often cut by students,

19 A change of food causes cont:

plaint

21 An artless backward

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22 For the benefit of the local

20 we are.

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CORM DEBENTURES

BAIL FOR PRISONERS.Lubyanka Prison for examination. This apparently indicates that ENGINEERS HELD Monkhouse and Nordwall, though BY SOVIET

released, will be tried with the others.. Moscow, Mar, 26.

Mr. Monkhouse intends to profit. Having unsuccessfully approach-by the opportunity at the Lubyanka ed various authorities with a view to offer bail for his colleagues- to offering bail for the arrested Reuter,

English and Russian prisoners, Mr. There are six Englishmen affect- Monkhouse was cogitating the next ed. Mankhouse and Nordwall were step when he unexpectedly received released carly. Therton, Gregory, a telephone call ordering him as Cushay and MacDonald are in one of the accused to appear at the custody.

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IT THE END OF THE FIRST QUARTER IN THE GAME BETWEEN THE JAIL BIRDS AND THE GUARDS, "THE GUARDS WERE LEADING, 3700-IT" IS NOW

CLOSE TO THE END OF THE SECOND AND THE JAIL BIRDSİ HAVE THE BALL

ON THE TWO YARD LINE- SAM CALLS FOR TIME BEFORE THE

FINAL

PUSH-OVER

DIDJA SEE TH' MICE ADVANCE FOOT) (YER, IT IS NICE- GALL NOTICE THEY HAD ABOUT” ME, REF? I GOT IT RIGHT HERE IN MY

HELMET-

???

BUT WHERE'DJA

GET IT

CUT IT OUTA TH' PRISON PAPER-

SORRY, SAM, BUT I'LL HAFTA PENALIZE YA TWENTY-FIVE, YARDS FER CLIPPING!

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STS A SHAME THEY BOTHERED TO PLAY THE 2ND QUARTER FOR THE SCORE REMAINS AS WAS-

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