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THELHONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, JULY

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.

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THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

For Fashionable Afternoons

Patou Achieves Wide-Shouldered Effect With Tricks of Contrast

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OF

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“Below par'

"

If you are run down

and for froen well-

by SCOTT!

Hernision.

It builds wep thể

(banla the lunga

· Banos in the sysbacz.

SCOTT'S

Emulsion The protector of life

Restrained, new ways of achieving the modish shoulder width, give individual distinction to new semi-formal afternoon things: (Left). Black and white marocain are combined in new manner with white sleeves capped by the black shoulders. A string motif and hat decoration add interest. (Right) Brown and beige-dotted crepe faconne has bouffant sleeves which give the required shoulders, in novel manner, and an asymetrical cut to the body of the gown lends

distinction. The brown straw hat is trimmed with beige grosgrain.

By Jean Patou

jare so many occasions of ex- that this movement enn be tran- aggerating, especially where a new slated in another way than by Pairs-Any style worthy of in-style is concerned.

volume and that this impression terest is one which must leave its imprint on all the categories of

This is cnally understood if you tion of a contrasting colour.

can be conveyed by the introduc- clothes which together constitute remember that because of the note what is known as the modnï of distinction women expect to find This is a means which has the in models of this category, at the added advantage of making the When new fashion is perfectly same time they also have to show silhouette understood, and the predominating a certain discretion. Monotony narrower at the waist and hipline appear considerably feature has the necessary qualities here is more or less attenuated ac-without extra bulk at the top. to inspire a definite trend, then can cording to the degree of fantasy you trace its principles in every applied. type of dress, where they are more ar less apparent.

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Balance Must be Preserved

The chief characteristic of the The same effect can be seen in semi-formal afternoon dress is. in- 4 more sober and simple dress of In any event, whatever guise deed a definita note of elegance dotted crepe-faconne Here the these principles may affect, they which cannot be separated from sleeves show the fashionable ful- must never be used in too empha-certain principles of cut and ness but within the limits requir tie or too sudden a manner. Ra-trimming. I will take two con-ed of a relatively simple gown. ther must their influence be divin-crete examples in

my present The note of fantasy is supplied

ed in the guise of fantasies which collection to illustrate my mean- by the asymetrical effects of cut soften the general effect.

ing.

Contrast Hints Fulness

and the play of dark and light backgrounds.

Fantasy, With Discretion

Asymetry is always permissible There is no other type of dress In the first model, a black and (and is certain of producing at- to compare with the semi-formal white combination, there is a de-tractive reaulta provided always it afternoon gown where the coutur cided effect of fulness at the top carries with it a perfectly balanced ler finds himself right on the of the silhouette, a characteristic compensation in the basic struc- limits of fantasy and where there of the season. Here you will see ture of the gown.

GLORIFYING

A woman who had a reputation | And, looking nicer actually made for being somewhat of a shrew her sweeter tempered and more YOURSELF.had her eyebrows "done" this win-appealing.

ter. Formerly they grew almost

Too pale eyebrows and lashes Hair-Line Eyebrows together. The beautician cleared detract from expression. They

Out of Favour

away every trace of an eyebrow give a negative quality that no up- for a space each side of the nar-and-coming lady wants. Touch ural separation over the nose. them up with just a little pencil Then they were plucked from the or colour, and give character to bottom until they seemed much your whole face.. higher than formerly.

By Alicia Hart

.

Don't pluck your eyebrows to n

Above all; brush your eyebrows. skinny line this summer.

The result gave her a pleasant Clean out all the powder that gets Having them more natural look-lealm look through the brow. And into them when you make-up. ing is in vogue again.

the slenderer, Klgher brows ac-Then shape them by pushing them But if your eyebrows are bushy, cented her eyes in m'most alluring up with the site of your little for pity's sake pluck them in the way. This simple net did more to brush. then rounding off the top right places until they take on a make-over that particular woman line with the other side of your well-groomed look.

Ithan one would have dreumed. 'brush.

SALESMAN SAM

OH, MIGOSH. NOW THEY'RE AT TH' SAFE! THEY'VE ALREADY TAKEN EVERY CENT

OUTA "TH CASH REGISTER!

PUBLIC PHONE

I'LL HAIL A TAXI. AN! YOU BRING DE REST

OF DIS DOUGH!

MAJOR'S

Rubbing It In!

OKAY, PAL, BUT JES

WAIT TILL I TAKE CARE O DIS GUY!

ACROSS

1 There's something ill in a display

of cowardice.

10 A sojourner by the banks of the

Iais..

11 Joy may be suggested, but one is scarcely likely to appreciate this result of a burn..

12 Baby's unlawful assistant.

13 What might be vulgarly des- cribed as "haves when you take the right measures,

14 There's something devilish about

such trimming,

17 Famous dynasty,

| 18 Coaches or boards.

10 Claws.

21 The Dauphin's prison.

25 Pompilius was his other nume,

20 To bo'sa is pleasant for an

Invalid, but fatal for a pig.

27 A single effort that need not bo

as vulgar as it sounds.

30 Applied for a loan, being wiped

out.

31 Waves which are the delight of

bathing beaches.

12 Whatever this means, it's certain you "need train time" (anag.).

DOWN

21 put an O for a fanciful word.

3 The bird la two-eyed.

4 One who yearns to be taller.

5 Baffle slangily.

6 Make an effort

considerable labour.

T

involving

7 Feminine work that makes a

BRITISH AIR ATTACHE. REPRESENTATIVE TO GO TO PEKING

good deal of idle chattering.

8 Accompanimenta.

9 Rouse with a broken stopper sounds ridiculous and, indeed, it may be so.

16 Slit.

18 Animal.

20 To assail with satire involves a

light of reason, let us hope. - 22 Plan.

20 Sign of rain past or present, 24 Low spirits with a ferocious:

conclusion-to me.

28 Fever.

29 A comestible.

Yesterday's Solution.

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18 HORTTEMPERED

the Government to appoint an Air Attache to the British Legation of Peking, was announced by Captain Anthony Edon, Under-Secretary London, July 3. for Foreign Affairs, in the Ilouse That steps are being taken by lof Commons to-day-Reuter.

You Cannot Have Better Proof Than This.

"I would not have believed the results possible had I not made the actual blood examinations myself

Report of medical practitioner on Dr. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS WORLD-FAMOUS BLOOD AND NERVE TONIC. Although for flity years this formula has been the accepted speelfle for anaemia (blood impoverishment) any new test by the medical profession has its value. The latest tests of Dr. Willians' Pink Pills were made on the Group System. A qualified practising physician selected twelve patients eleven of whom were known to be suffering in varying degrees, from blood impoverishment. In each case preliminary blood examinations were made including the twelfth case which was a normal one. After four weeks treatment. with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills blood tests were again taken.

The examinations were all taken in accordance with accepted modern medical practice, percentage of haemoglobin çontent and blood count taken,

Out of the twelve cases ten showed an astonishing Improvement. in the condition of the blood. The normal case remained unchanged. The other case where no Improvemont was noted was discovered to have some dend teeth which were poisoning the bloodstream.

In the course of his report the doctor conducting the testa stated: "I would not have believed the results possible had I not made the actual blood examinations myself." These tesis simply prove that

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Improve the Blood Count Increase the Haemoglobin

NOTE: Any medicol practitioner interesfed fu the above testa can obtain detailed data with exact figures of each of the twelve cases from the Head Office," Dr. Williams Medicine Co., 256 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada...

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