1937-10-30 — Page 12

PAGE FOUR

THE

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER

30, 1937.

'PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

THEAS

LIVERPOO

JOSEPHS

10 SEPT

1917

Charming mannequins who took part in Messrs. Lane, Crawford's' recent

mannequin parade. (Photos Ming Yuan).

Just Unpacked

A SMART AND DISTINC- TIVE RANGE OF

"Wolfrum Silk” SPORT SHIRTS

AND

JUMPERS

IN

PLAIN SHADES with CON TRASTING TRIMMING

MULTI-COLOUR STRIPES

SMART CHECKS

PLAIN COLOURS WITH FANCY BUTTONS

IN

POLO AND GLAD NECK WITH LONG OR

SHORT SLEEVES, ALL SIZES.

Prices from

$450 $750

to

Whiteaway-Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.

SOLE AGENTS FOR MCCALL DRESS PATTERNS

Happy Hongkong Brownies, who enjoyed the hospitality of the Captain of the sa. Aeneas recently.

(Photo: Ming Yuen).

The St. Joseph's College swimming team of 1937, winners of

the Schools Championship, photographed with the handsome shield. (Photo: Ming Yuen),

Group picture taken after the wedding of Mr. G. W: K. Crawford and Miss Joan Duckworth at the

Union Church, Hongkong last Saturday. (Photo: King's Studio).

How to Influence People

Jaeger and Allen Solly

WOOLLIES

DESPITE

many and varied rivals, the Slip-on remains a strong favourite,

A large selection in plain co- lours and neat designs for office, or more daring patterns for sports

wear.

Pullovers with sleeves, Cardi- gan Jackets 'which button down the front, Sweaters with Roll Collars for riding and White Sweaters, with or without sleeves, for Tennis and Cricket.

Prices range from $13.50

Leis 10% cash discount

MACKINTOSH'S LTD.

MEN'S WEAR

SPECIALISTS

VIGNETTES OF LIFE

By J. NORMAN LYND

GET OUT

AND STAV OUT!

THE ONLY

THING THAT

WILL, INFLUENCE

SOME PEOPLE

·IS A KICK IN

THE PANTS.

"TAKE THAT IDIOTIC GRIN

OFF YOUR FACE. ?“

*SOME AUTHORITIES.

SAY SMILE, AND

KEEP SMILING!*

NOW WHAT

FOR SUPER SALESMEN

A DOG IS A

GREAT HELP F *THEY WON'T TAKE

NO FOR AN

ANSWER!

TALK THEM DEAF, DUMB

AND BUND... "THEN

WHEN YOU HAVE THEM.

IN A STUPOR THEY'LL

SIGN ON THE

DOTTED LINE, JUST TO GET RID OF YOU...

SOME RELY ON THE OLD TRIED

AND TRUE. METHOD—THAT · WORKED SO WELL IN THE FIRST YEAR.

NORMAN LYND.

FLATTERY-LAID ON THICK-IS ONE WAY TO INFLUENCE AN ARTIST AND ALAKE HIM EAT OUT OF YOUR HAND

IT'S A GIFT'

-.YOU

REALLY

HAVE TO

BE BORN WITH THE TALENT*

SHOW INTEREST IN THE OTHER MAN'S WORKC -BUT DON'T OVERDO IT AND PUT HIM OFF HIS

STROKE. HE NEEDS THOSE THUMBS.

Lalger Szatkoit