1933-07-03 — Page 2

3, 1933,

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

ASTOUNDING Raincoat

Bargains.

FOR LADIES

125

(FROM JULY 1st)

CHEAP AT $13.50 BUT-

CHEAPER $10.80

AT

These 125 Coats are splendid value for Ladies. Contrasted trimming and latest designs.

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, JÚNA

THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

1

HATS GLISTEN

THIS SUMMER

Shiny Straws, Patent Leather, Cellophane Braids Make Them Veritable Halos!

130

170

CHEAP AT $8.75 BUT-

CHEAPER $6.80

AT

170 Raincoats in reliable quality, special summer weight and very attractive styles.

ONE LOT

$4.50 to

SPECIAL

"BARGAINS

$6.50!

ALSO CHILDREN'S COATS

Specially for School Children. Strong Material. Leather lined. Caps to match.

Priced From $4.50

(Sizes from 18 to 39)

each size 50 cents difference.

ELITE

A.P.C. BUILDING.

GORDON'S SALE

HAS COMMENCED

Take advantage of the reduced prices.

1/3 DISCOUNT

OFF ORDINARY STOCK.

Gets you wel

and leaps you well that is the object of SCOTT'S Emation

haala, nonrial

doctor

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By Joan Savoy

No sooner have the spring bats bloomed on every bend than summer hats appear which make you wish you could change your headpiece immediately.

There are many blacks, many whites, many blues on deck. Brims come with warmer sun. And so do gleaming things. Your hat will be a veritable hale this summer in rough shiny straws, patent leather trimmings, cellophane braids, and all sorts of glamorous and other Tragile looking materials,

•

For the sophisticated woman there is a new little “high hat" made of shiny black cire straw, with a veil that flares down over your right eye and then stands up from the pleated little bon- *net. A gleaming rhinestone pin in pointed design, adds sophisticated touch in front.

For that all-white mode for suits and dresses that is coming your way this summer, there is a white organdle hat, with double-cussed gloves to match, made of the organdle. Black cfre ribbon, Inces up the bonnet and ties the wrists of the cuffs. In white pique, black patent leather serves these purposes,

This little ensemble has a youthfulness about it that is irresistible, Morcover, it carries. with it a certain freshness that will make everybody looking at you feel cool on the hottest day.

There's something feminine and charming about the combinations of pink and blue that women will wear this summer.

One hat of this new Frenchy duet of tones in a tea-rose pink straw with just the right shade of blue-organza trimming it. The blue organza makes an over-brim, a drooping, lifting brim it is too, and then the blue ribbon is pleated almost to cover the crown. It has that tailored look that is seldom found in a dainty dress hat-the kind women look for in yain usually.

YOUR CHILDREN.

"

from little wounds and anything the rubbish-barrel. She wasn't that can cut or scratch is better supposed to be there but she was. removed at, once.

Sho just forgot. She cut her foot on a piece of ink bottle.

By Olive Roberts Barton.

Now there is, at Billy's house, a Billy broke a glass on the bath-nice back yard, part of it lawn,

Safety First! Clean Up room floor. Instantly his mother part of it shrubbery and part

Now these two little feet healed rushed for a dust pan and brush. flower beds. There is also a small up all right in a day or two, but She not only got up all the pieces service yard next

the garage another big boy, a neighbour, got but she went over the floor with where garbage-can and rubbisha nail through his shoc when he a damp cloth afterward so that no barrel hide their ignomy behind was trying to get anowballs off the mleroscopic bit could work Into vine-covered lattice.

big bush next door. This proved

the soles of little feet and cause In the play part of the yard to be serious. Blood poisoning aet

there is a swing and a sivinging in.

trouble.

Mr.

Another glass had a chip out of bar. The lawn is tramped pretty I heard Billy's mother and the edge. Fearful lest one of the flat here. The children are sup-father talking about it. children cut a lip on it she throw posed to stay away from flower It out.

beds, shrubbery, and service yard. "Accidents Will Happen” *One very warm day Billy and

A box-spring couch in the nursery suddenly threw out a loose wire that snared the unwary

as they passed. She did not allow his sister were allowed to go in her husband to eat his dinner un-thelr bare feet. til he had procured a file and de- tached the inch of peril from its place.

All over the house she was ever on the alert for danger.

Wounds Cause Trouble,

And she was right because, as we know, big troubles can result

SALESMAN SAM

Smith was berating Mrs. Smith for not seeing that the yard was kept ay safe as the house. And she in turn told him it was his job. "The children have orders to keep where it's safe," she said. "I do watch their playground.”

He scoffed at this. "Orderal bed just beginning to show green. the place. Get Tony to-morrow to Billy's ball went into a flower Humph! Kids are hopping all over

He went tippy toe after it and cut go over the whole yard and the a long gash on a piece of white one next door toọ. Tell him not china that had not been picked up to leave even a rusty pin." when the man spaded it.

Wo cannot all have Tonies to A few days later they were pick up for us, but we do have playing "I-spy," and Bunny, his hands. Yards should be kept as sister, found a hiding hole behind safe as houses.

GEE, I'M A SAP! 'Chiis is mBOUT TH' STEEN(ii

TIME I'VE CALLED ON PHYLLIS UPP AM' I'VE

NEVER KISSED HER !

HONK!

On Second Thought!

SAY, PHYLLIS, I'M GOING- TO TAKE, MY HAT AND GO UNLESS YOU GIVE ME A

KISSĮ

·REALLY,

SAM?

THEN TAKE IT!

ACROSS

1 Misdemeanours.

8 Favours which decidedly have

nothing in them.

9 Turn aside from an old green.

11 Ties made, to some extent, by a

dent of money.-

12 Regard in one this.

14 Give 'em a

symbol.

15 Heloise'n lover.

Httle drink

16 Nude nag (anng.).

48 a

18 Although you can't get this you

start it.

21 It's best at first to scatter far

and wide.

22 Just the treatment for you, wise

man.

24 A rope for hauling out the clow

of sail.

27 Adjoins with a proviso.

28 Feature of wood.

29 Phantom.

30 It was "posted thero, Mr." in a couple of words, so don't be so irascible (anagram).

DOWN

2 They carry out the terms of the

will, in short.

3 Egress.

4 Padded.

5 Thrown out.

Subdue.

7 Put up for this in Crete,

8 He had a Dickens of a time in

the Gordon Riots.

10 American forest beasts (two

words).

13 Why pile on the agony on the

unfortunate countryside.

17 There's an indentation in the

topknot chosen,

19 Ruth, for example.

20 Ask for the one.

21 A flower that enshrines a sense

of despair.

23 Bishopric.

26. A collection of figures.

20 From any, direction a 'peaceful

aport.

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