1933-07-19 — Page 2

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1933.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS...............

IN THE MIDDLE

The Owen Syn?

Pasen i Be Ded Galega

OF THE DAY'S

WORK

a

gentle restorative.

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

YOUR CHILDREN

for the old

system-

What Makés Strong Men and Women?

For the Bride

GIFTS OF LINGERIE

-Certain, To Win Her Favour!

Hall's

Wine.

The Supreme

Force Restarsitve

HALL'S WINE

(14 sens den

More horsepower for the lagging engine. More volts for the tired nervous system. More ideas for the jaded grey matter, More patience for the gentle mother. Better behaviour from the trying child.

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HE'S HAPPY

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-on-the-road-to

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By Olive Roberts Barton

If a mother wishes her child to become really, adult in mind and character as well as body, she will start to prepare him for it when he is very young.

I do not know the figures but I am willing to wager that 80 or 90

| per cent of us are not adult at all.

If we were we would be happy, no matter what came along. As it is, in our country particularly, we act like children when misfor- tune overtakes us. We have never learned either resourcefulness acceptance.

or

Instead we have fastened our minds on "wishes" and if they don't come true we are miserable. If they do come true, we don't ap- preclate them, and instantly trans- fer our wishes toward something else. Like spoiled children never do achieve contentment. Like spoiled children we grow bit. ter when they don't.

Poor Children Grow Strong-

WE

It is true that the children of the poor, in spite of under-privi- lege and handicaps of every sort, usually arrive at maturity with Kreater self-dependence and forcu of character than those who aro: overly protected. Perhaps this lack of attention and comfort may bring them to manhood or wom- anhood with other unfavourable traits-that depends on the home --but that they are more 'mature as a class cannot be disputed.

What then are the things that a mother may avoid if she wants her son, or daughter, to develop into a forceful and reliant person later on?

She will begin quite early not to, wait on him hand and foot. Chil- dren must learn to do things for themselves without grumbling. If they have to put up with a certain amount of discomfort let them. This does not mean neglect, but it does mean to encourage the state! of mind that does not whine or grow resentful when attention denied.

is

Pity Spolls the Child She will set certain duties and responsibilities for them, daily tasks that train them to accept work as a matter of course. think bought toys contribute to laziness. They are grand and nec essary things but in the old days when the boy who wanted a wagon or a sled had to make it or do without, the character lesson la ob- vious,

She will not encourage any child ever to feel sorry for himself, even though there is every reason why he should. The child who standa disappointment well, and who takes trouble like a sport, will not be weeping on the world's shoul der when he grows up.

She will be kind, encouraging, happy and understanding, but she will not become either a door-mat or a pillow, She will put a-staff. in his hand, the staff of courage, and show him the way. She won't go ahead to part the brambles. She will walk beside him und they! can go the rough path together.

It is a stiff upper lip and back- bone that make the adult. Cod- dling docs the opposite. It in the overly-sheltered child who becomes helpless and complaining when mature.

SALESMAN SAM

Dy Jean Savoy

If you are caught where you have to give bridal presents

. how about some lingerie?

No bride has the money these days to buy.all the luxurious- undies she craves. And you can't give any woman a more acceptable gift than hand-made French underwear.

The best thing about fine lingerie is the handsome way it Ata. Slips are shaped just right and the straps are placed to stay put on your shoulders, Gowns come out in princess lines, with fullness through the skirts. And the little panties are tailored to lie flat about the hips."

The best lingerie has both exquisite lace and fine hand- embroidery. When the embroidery is done in the exact design of the lace, then you know that it's super-fine,

A salmon coloured fine crepe nightie has Alencon lace making a deep V yoke and shoulder arm boles. Then em- broidery enriches the gown, done in the floral design of the lace. There is a little sash that ties on one side and the gown just misses the floor.

There is a little inatching matince (fancy for bed jacket) which has the lace applied to make a tiny standup back collar and revers, and all around the sleeves and outer edges, too,

A handsome white slip is very heavily trimmed in lace that makes practically all the part that shows under organdy or other sheer blouses. It is a beautifully fitting garment, with the lace running trickily around it like a botero. A second slip has less, Ince adorning it, but the lace and embroidery matches the delicate green of the slip, a new colour for summer under-

wear.

Panties to match the white slip button up the back, fitting perfectly around the bottom and hips. There in Alencon lact and fine embroidery around the bottom of them, and in Paris manner, the bride, getting them has her initials done in fine handwork on the left side, just above the lace.

The Bald Facts!

ACROSS

1 It's a bore to be mixed up with

France, and the exercise

patience is indicated.

9 Winnie-the-Pooh

of

10 Change the second letter and the

Bpirit becomes your guard.

11 A French cleric who is considered

13

in

this

country to be something

of a humorist.

Storico of haman life and action from Madras,

15 If you cut the old woman short

and set her up again-well, you'll be blamed.

10 Mate.

17 Describes encounters in .: the

19

Yetisk K

but not adhere.

20 Birthmark.

21 A Trojan hero who might have been a parson—if they had made mistake on his birth certificate.

11

23 Funt? Certainly. But with the

first look out for

24

ད་

your

the metaphor takes you in

the gang's complete. 27 This animal may make quite a

deep impression.

28 The wise man's refuge. 29 Decayed.

32 A head-covering made that of

the shirt.

33 Escapes with a Indy in uniform. 34 Keep this sort of mind when wrestling with crossword clues. 35 The earliest anniversary (three

words).

DOWN

2 Useful opening for a baker. 3 Business transaction for which

money is not necessary.

4 Rofer.

& Gold coin may act m (ansg.)», Pay on delivery for the rope- and a bit more,

7. Goes on a head: and if the hend's" changed, gees round a window.

8 The best place in the house-I

(two words).

12

ththy people are wrapped up

in then-mine, too.

14 Strip demons and mix them up

for the old maids.

16 How

How the cautious

treat his time.

18 Imperial colours,

22 A family record to boot.

26 The nag's valet,

may

20 Where avenues are explored.

27 Little bits of fights.

30 Do me and I'll be satisfied.

31 Another 16 with swan.

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TUSCAN IDENTITI

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