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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAP

TUESDAY,

MAY 9,

1933.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

New Shoes:-

JUST UNPACKED:- From VIENNA:-

BROWN & WHITE.

BLACK & WHITE.

FANCY CANVAS.

From LONDON:-

SANDALS.

AND PRICED AS LOW AS

$5.75 Pair..

WE ADVISE

AN EARLY CALL

AT

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Stocked by all Leading Drapery Establish- ments who have in mind their customers' .desire to keep in touch with up-to-date

designs and

FERGUSON.

FASHION FABRICS

Nervous debility

!

frequently la caused by faulty nutrition

and can be corrected

by a regular course

of this láng-beating

and bodybuilding

Bood. Ack for

SCOTT'S

Emulsion

The protector of life

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

NOW TO PULL IN THAT WAISTLINE ROLL!

Swing your right hand forward...touching the floor by your left foot.

By Jacnuer

Centre your attention on your waistline, when you do your next exerelae,

Stretching through your waistline is the way to pull in that extra roll you don't want.

Too many women slump when they sit down. Your waistline must be stretched up and down, not for your figure's sake but because of the vital organs that need space for stretching too.

This exercise is excellent to open ap that aren lengthwise through the waistline.

Stand erect, breastbone lifted, shoulders easy, breathing deeply, far apart. Now stretch with window open. Place your feet yourself up through the waistline. raise your arma above your head and bend forward, keeping the waistline stretched, and touch your left hand to the floor, beyond your right foot, or to your left foot, if you can't reach farther.

Swing back to position, stretch again, swing your right hand. forward, touching the floor by your left foot. Each time your other hand should swing out backward.

.

Do this 10 times. If it tires you the first day, do it just twice: then each following day, and add two more stretches, until you get the 10.

Breathe deeply as you do this exercise. Don't hold your breath. After you have stretched, don't you feel more alive? You should, for this exercise gets at all those little muscles through your back and waistline that are crying out to be given a chance to play but your sedentary habits prevent it.

YOUR CHILDREN.

By Alicia Hart

We cannot forec fear out of a little child. We cannot whip it out, scold it out, or shame it out. Moreover, we cannot keep fear from developing, talk as we may about ways and means to do it.

when he is quite happy and his attention engaged with a now toy or picking flowern, or a story you are telling him, let him have just a short glimpse of the monster: Then without any remarks, or even enlling his attention to it, pass on. Be very unconcerned yourself and act as though the ogre was unworthy of your notice.

However, there are cases where a child cannot eraso his first ter- ror so easily. If this happens and you have tried in vain to help him, don't be too persistent.. Wait un-

he is older at least, Never use force, and don't sacrifice him to your own idens of courage or what

A le fellow who loves his bath tub may scream at his firat sight of the sea; a child raised in a bungalow may go into hysteries If he is taken to the top of a tall he ought to do? building; and one who never saw

a cow or had any unpleasant ex- perience with an animal may turn and run for his life if a cow looks

over the fence.

I am speaking here of actual fears, not obsessive ones built by Imagination or association.

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Many Fears

and few

I speak of height, water, animals. These are only a examples. A train, a fire-engine, an elevator, an escalator, a merry go-round, or a boat can produce agonizing horrar in a small child.

HAIR STYLES.

White Flare Vogue for Coming Season.

(From A Paris Correspondent)

White fares in the hair will be Imuch in vogue during the coming' season, fer, Parisiennes have de- cided that a streak of white or grey in their coiffures given an air of distinction and smartness.

In the past, both men and wo- men who possessed natural flares,. have often been the envy of their friends. Now, however, their privilege in to be usurped by numerous smart women who are having recourse to the art of the coiffeur to give them the cachet and distinction of the flare.

or

Paris has discovered a shampoo that will produce the flare whiten the hair entirely if desired. Many women with unwaved hair which is dark in shade, choose a little wing of solid white to break the hair at the sides.

a

solt,

Hairdressers advise lightly combed flare mingled with the rest of the hair for a woman who wears her hair in definite

waves.

Trouserless-

But Mannish.

Margaret La Marr Hollywood. Trouser suits may be banned but the mannish tailored mode lingers on.

Margaret La Marr wears a naw tailor-made that is very mannish It doesn't matter what it is, the in its Hines, a black and grey com- principle of Cear is the same. Iination of colour, with notched is this you wish to overcome rather lapels and a single button on its little child suddenly Bereams at height, or a water-fall, than to popularize the object itself, nimost severe coat. The skirt is Have sympathy for his fear, but straight line, with kick plents. or a cow, I should take him away the best way to show it is not to She wears white shirts with it and Then, if possible, when he is show it. I mean trent it casually a scarf and sailor hat of the skirt's well over that first shock and has without fuss, or coddling. Either gray tweed. Her gloves, shoes and had time to forget-not the vision, extreme will very likely only make purse are hinck, the last two with

silver trimmings. but his terror of it-some time him worse.

SALESMAN - SAM

HERE'S TH' BILL YA MAILED ME! I WANNA

PAY IT!

BILL

(WHY, I JEST OPENED TH' STORETH MISSUS IS WELL,

IT'S NICE TA SEE AN EARLY

EKESHEER

SETTLER LIKE YOU!

! HOPE!

JASSORTED PASTE AND PASIC DIAMOND

COPE SOOTS AT

UNIFORM

PRICES

She Has Plenty!

SO DO BUT TH' DOCTOR

TOLD HER SHE SHOULD TAKE. EXERCISE!

ACROSS

I This of the birch may impress

the necessity of it.

8 Tense Tim to make a calculation. Behave! Even then you'll conie to an ignoble end.

11 You must take it that Justice

sing lie done.

12 A first-class leg is essential if

you would be en.

13 General arming may grip our imagination, but are electors to believe nonsense of this kind? (hidden).

16 Hidden in Clue 13.

Glorified.

17

10 The seaside landlady-n season-

ed old warrior.

21 Hidden in Clue 13,

23 A Church dignitary. 24 A bit of a swell.

25 You will find this word in all "lexicons-except the confident

youth's.

28

Peers.

29 One does not tread on it in the

country.

30 An increase that implies release.

DOWN

1 Makes a statue look shrewd.

2 When I am up I am up, and when I am down I'm a benat.

3 Not a bit of it-the whole.

4 This is the same in Latin, and-

this isn't necessary at all

6 There is a considerable ne cumulation in such memoirs,

7 It shows a lack of faith together

HORSE BREAKS BACK

THEN JUMPS, THREE FENCES

with a certain suitability

food.

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10 It's time to give friends up when they give a violent blow, isn't It?

14 Trick the pedestrian performis

nowadays

16 "My fair one" is her name. 18 No trouble about this--it's easily

grasped.

20 Debacle or sent.

121 You must cut in for this, though

I admit there's a serious rad in view.

22 Father.

126 Hidden in Clue 13.

27 Where the puzzle enda.

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REHEPROSTRATIO

hong," sajd a well-known London veterinary surgeon.

"What usually happens in such enses is that, although the bones. are definitely broken they do not separate immediately. They are held in position by the membrane,. which sooner or later is ruptured After a racehorse, Right Knight, by a violent movement, had finished fourth in a race nt "I have known instances in Mallow, Co. Cork, and walked 18 which a horse has broken a bone miles to its stable, its owner, Mr.without the fact becoming known J. J. Purcell, a well-nown Irish until the horse has died and u racing man, was surprised

post-mortem pained to find that the animal and held." been running with a broken back.

and

After its injury the horse jutop- ed three fences and did three water jumps. It was shot the fol- lowing morning.

"I cannot recall a previous case in which a horse has jumped and walked eo, vigorously after break- ing or even splintering its back-

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