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Michel Rouge

Michel Lipstick

In enamelled containers óf

three colours; orange, red and green.

One lipstick for all com- plexions and all occasions- changes colour from orango to lip-red-keeps the lips soft, is permanent and ap-

petizingly fragrant. Available in two sizes.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1935.

THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

Two Bright Ideas to Keep Your Lamps in Good. Appearance

ATTRACTIVE SIMPLY MADE CREPE PAPER SHADES HELP TO PROTECT THEM | FROM SUMMER DUST AND DIRT

15.

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A plented crepe paper lamp shade that will protect your best shades from dust and dirt is trimmed with a huge plaid taffeta bow.

Give your lamp shades a beauty, making and using some of the new treatment which will prevent them crepe paper crocheted lamp from getting dusty and dirty. If shades.

you have handsome lamp shades! and wish them to retain thefr beauty and natural colours, it's

Select colours which harmonize with your room. The one illustrat- ca. here is of pale yellow, with

an excellent idea to cover them borders in graded colour effect of with crepe paper shades during dark blue, orunge, green and the summor months.

yellow.

Here are the directions for Your furniture is protected by slip covers, your luxurious, dra-making a crocheted crepe paper

lamp shade: perics have been replaced by Aum mer draperies, so why ignore lamp shades?

*

A crepe paper shade which fits over your, winter shade and pro- tects it from summer sun and dust is easy to make. Here's how:

Cut a piece of crepe paper the required depth and long enough to fold in loase pleats. A simple way to measure the pleats ac

A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. Curately is to use a ruler or guide

No

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feelings, and as fight succeed the day the

of heavy cupboard, cut as large or as small as you wish to make the pleats.

With crepe paper in one of your border colours, crochet à chain long enough to fit around the top edge of the wire frame. Put the hook in the first stilch slipstitch to form a ring. Put 1. B c. In the first stitch, taking up only the back loop of the stitch. Chain 1 stitch, skip one sitch in the chain, and put 1 s. c. in the next. Repeat all the way around. With crepe of the next border colour, make 1 row continuing with 1 s.e, and 1 chain stitch all the way around. Repeat each row in this manner, using border colours as desired' and adding stitches when needed to fit the work to the wire frame.

To hold the pleats together, Crochet the body of the lamp shade punch holes about one and one-in the chosen colour; then finish half inches down from the top off with a border to match the

may be more certainly secuted by a course of THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. edge and run a cord in and out of THERAPION NO.3 the holes.

than by any other known combination. Ea surely if taken in accordance with the pelated directions will the abattered health be restored

The shade is put together by. Overlapping the last pleats at each

one at the top.

Slip, the work over the frame

THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE

and sew it on along the top.and LIGHTED UP, AFRESH] end and pasting them together, bottom edges with an overhand n darning needle and new existance Imparted in place of what hed so lately acomed worn-out, vel uz and vatus- Adjust the pleats to fit your lamp stitch. Use

before tying the cord separately, threaded with 3-8 inch strip of Crepe paper shades are nice po paper of the same colour as the outside edge of the lamp enough to stand on their

shade. Then line the shade with You don't necessarily have to use pale yellow crepe paper, stretched them over other shades. If you and pasted in sections on the in- like to crochet, you will enjoy side of the shaɖe.

lesa. Tale preparation is liable for all eres, conflitutions and conditions, in either sex and it is dieple to imagine a disease or derangement whose mala fosturo is weakness, ihat will mat be speedily and permanently overcome by bla recuperative essence, which is destined tó cart tato abrlog everything that had preceded 17 In this widespread courge of humanity.

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If you like to crochet, you'll thoroughly enjoy making this crocheted crepe paper lamp. It is of pale yellow with borders of dark blue.

Bagd

Wings

Might

and our Chic twins. in creamy ribbed crepe with wing- like shoulders Don't miss the bow

Make

one

like it.

FOLLOWING the Chie twins provides the answer to that eternal question, "What shall I wear? Simplicity itself and easily made, this lovely number is designed in six alzch. 14, 15, 18, 20 with corresponding bust measures of 311. 35, 3011⁄2 and 38), 40 and 42. Bize 18 requires 4 yards of 39-Inel material, and the bow-don't forget the bow-requires 14 yards of ribtion.

Across

8 Club that might strike ond un-

favourably.

* Bird.

10 Encourage the greater part of

this fish.

12. Has top in chemical form.

An anticipation of horrors may Inepiro this.

10 Provender that may turn Д

felon's hoad.

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place wherein to take your well-earned rest when you retire.

22 Titled person who is nothing in

ப Herts town.

23 A.filmy dance,

24 Enemy deserters probably de-

elded they preferred this to this minus the 6th letter.

27 Make of ear,

31 More curious as an unfamiliar

person.

33 Hammer encountered

everything.

31 Shed

tears about

around

a broken elevator, but not in. stupid fashion.

Down

1 A motor detail to grasp.

2 Trouble with the Bolshie is not

disliked,

3 Watery feminine epithet "for

tan.

4 A headless cleric is numelces, 6 When this is full, start again in

capital fashion.

6. Desert travellers can hardly help. acquiring this kind of courage. 7.This ends a crisis.

11 One who may exercise his skill

on 7 down.

Sweep the germs of disease out

of your mouth!

Disease most frequently. enters the body by way of the mouth. Prevent

tooth decay and sweep out the germs

of disease by the daily use of Pebcco. A healthy mouth cắn with: stand infection-an un- healthy mouth cannot resist disease. Keep your mouth healthy, and

teeth your. sound, with Pebeco.

13 Set out with Scottish island or

first objective..

14 Haunt

15 This part of Aala, boheaded, was

part of Europe.

16 Kind of uniform for the Order

of the Bath?

17 Fall.

19 "Ben's lot" (anag.).,

20 If you want to flourish, may we mu

recommend this dish?

25 In mute change to time,

20 This shows the chief point about

4 gramophone.

28 A well-known 13 down twice bo-

headed.

20 Tax to twin numbers,

30 A silent communication, perhaps. 31 This cloth might denota penance. 32 A sailor on this would be abroad.

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for bone formation, It preventa terthing troubles, clokets and soft bones. Ank for Tandinga

SCOTT'S EMULSION.

SALESMAN SAM

HEY, SAM, HOP IN MY CAR AND GO DOWN AND GET ME SOME

RAZOR BLADES!

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DERNED BARS!

From Bad to

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