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TERMINATING SHORTLY

J. ULLMANN & CO.

cordially invite

you to visit the

EXHIBITION

OF JEWELLERY

NOW BEING HELD AT THEIR

CHATER ROAD SHOWROOM.

The display is unique in tho is history of Hongkong, and valued at just over $250,000.00.

So comprehensive is the collection that prices range from $100 upwards.

The quality and craftsmanship cannot be surpassed, and an unusual oppor- tunity is presented to secure charming gifts.

I ULLMANN & CO.

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THE BRANDY WITH A PEDIGREE

MASON'S FAMOUS "O.K." SAUCE

On Sale at All Stores

Sole Agents:

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York Building,

Hongkong,

MONDAY!

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER - 29, 1933,

THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

YOUR CHILDREN

By Olive Roberts Darton.

Little children are charming. Charm schools are, doing nothing| more than trying to restore the unconscious grace and naivete that most of us have lost between the ages of four and fourteen, plus tact, of course,

But the charm we have to havn' taught us in later years-is more or lesa'n spurious article. It is mere ly top varnish.

Wo

How much better it would have been had been encouraged through childhood to keep those graces that were ours by right..

and

After a child learns to do battle, to stand up for his rights over-develop his instinet for self- protection, usually it is all off.

Too Many Restrictions

Take any child who not only has to elbow his way with his school- mates, but has a job on his hands. at home with his or her parents, and how much time has he for plenanntness and kindness and real inanners?

Everywhere he turns it zeems he is confronted with a "Don't" or Rome order or other that affronts every spontaneous urge in his sys- ten. We call it civilizing him. Of course, we have to do it, to pre- paro him for social life. He can't grow up and be a savage,

Nevertheless, it is true that our overly-artificial system with chil dren does destroy as well as build. If we oliler people had to conform to'as many conventions foreign to our natures as children do, It would sap all the sweetness out of 21, We would live in a perpetual state of chafing and resentment. We would shout, "To heck with charm. I have enough to remem- ber without trying to be a sugar

plum, too."

THIS HAT HAS ITS POINTS

Asmart little autumn sports hat of wire hair tweed has four pert angles which come together at the peak of the fascinating crown. A band of auede and metal auda a trim finish.

GLORIFYING.

fashioned kind which covered the

YOURSELF forehead almost completely. The new bangs are light, airy ones; with new forehead spacings.

There is another thing that Coiffures Shorter For Sometimes they are on either side

ruins the Uttle child's charm early, This is the example of older peo- ple about him.

Which of us would think it worth while to be pleasant in a mena-

Autumn

-By-Alicla-Hart

gerie? And some homes are just Coiffures for bobbed hair are about that the various members of shorter this autumn. Generally

of a centre part, and the centre Apace is uncovered. Agala, they are worn only on one side. And occasionally-in-the-middle with the sides of the forehead showing. Side curls have a casual air very be-

the family growling and snarling speaking, babbed air should be about them. They are

at each other all day long like so about three or four aches in coming to young girls and, if you many animals. Almost any animal front, two inches on the sides, and

Bangs are particularily chic, but they are different from the old

are the type for them, by all meuna have home. They should be worn quite far toward the front over the temples. Don't be afraid to ears. Of course, expose your

has his counterpart in the human. even shorter in back. The lion who roars his rights, the dangerously cunning tiger, the laughing hyena whom we fear more even than the others. The lum- bering bear with the thick hide a smile for effect, but this isn't it's a good idea to take careful stolidly indifferent to anyone but charm if there are a hundred hates stock of your ears before you de- itself. The bleating sheep that in her soul. The buy and the girli can't stand up for itself and who manages, as it has done through history, to get everybody else into a tight place.

Cultivating "Charm"

so much lost breath..

No

have to like people; they must feel ride to wear them uncovered. that the world is a decent place, use showing them if they aren't not something to fight. And they pretty ones, and less use in sover- must feel that they count withing them up if they are nice. other people just as other people count with them.

Keep your neckline smooth and high. There is no place for atrag- No one wants a grinning nit-wit gling locks in this autumn'a bobb- around muttering to himself, "Ied hair coiffures.

A child lacs sweetness In a household that has forgotten the word. To tell him to mind his must be charming." Heaven for- Don't decide on a particular manners and behave nicely is just bid! But we do need more genuine, style of hair cut until you are

kable boys and girls who think

Aure that it will be becoming to A boy can tip his hat until his this world is a good place and you. The best way, of course, is arm nches, but this isn't charm. show it.

to put yourself in the hands of an Charm has to be in his heart. A Then watch rudeness vanish and cxpert and let her plan your coif girl gun courtesy and whistle up natural manners grow,

SALESMAN SAM

I FELT HIS HAND IN Mil POCKET JEST AS YOU, CAME UP, OFFICER,

· REACHED OUT AN' TRIED TO NICE WORK, SAM! I'LL" GRAB A WALLET, HUH? WELL, TURN HIM OVER TO A YOU'LL DO A LONGER STRETCH

BEFORE "TH' LAW'S THROUGH WITH YA!

COP!

OKAY, BOSS!

fure for you. '

The Tip-Off!

IF YA GOT ANY LOVE FER THAT BABY OF YOURS, JENNY, YOU'LL GIT BACK IN HER

CAGE, PRONTO!

7 Pivotal.

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

Across

8 It scarce, I can always give up

in this way,

10 A rather clllated material.

11 An old country that may be

Just the least shy,

12 It starts to make a curve, in

South America.

14 You can bet on this,

16 This date means to go back to

an earlier period.

18 Faden.

20 Senseless.

22 You might consider it a mere

mito of detall.

24 It will give one a shock to have

the fruft returned. 26 Precisely precise.

29 Not digniile (two words-al-

must!)

30 A measure to be taken on the Continent. (Surely not morg Conferences!)

31 Festive, having two half-dozens

nboardi

32 Polished, but with a shady heart.

Down

1 1.0.M. taxi a/c, (anag).

2 Tropical American fruit.

3 He seems to belong to another

world.

4 Stopped, and, finally, took things

ensy,

G Counter-balance: but start with

the last part first.

It wounds like the headpiece suited to provide motive power.

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the

un-

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9 Look, therefore, up in the pèr- " - gola to neo a nursery bugbear. 13 Certainly not the first tree.

10 When worn, it is already show-

ing signs of age.

17 Makes as small as possible, and

I miss mine,

19 A bird (hyphen).

21 Showlly, or nently, DA you'

prefer.

23 In a fow well-choson words the horse gets up and embraces the dirty beast.

25 Get onl

27 A coln of any dimension.

28 The Joint that makes a bunion,

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