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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

FIRST NEWS FROM PARIS AUTUMN

SHOWS EMPHA- SISES: Fullness; at back in coats and dresses; military lines to suits, wide shoulders; fitting sleeves; -bustles, tunics and aprons for afternoon dresses; plain moulded bodices to ac-

centuate waists; hats fitting closely on back of the head.

IT.

PARIS.

Was almost a fore- gone conclusion that the autumn and winter fashions of 1939-40 should have a somewhat military air.

But the fact that these military inspirations are, for the most part, drawn from the more or less ro- mantic period of 1779 softens the blow a good deal. Although, I must say that some of the full-length trim coats, with fullness all to the back, and a few of the hats are a little uniform of our own Guards.

August 25, 1939.

bastille

touch

fulluer & back

military

much fur

Still, as a nice foil to the rest not exaggerated. or. fairly there is a distinct flavour of the straight but not necessarily de- coy bustled years about 1870, pending on pleats for ease of when women refused to be part movement, or with a straight ed from tunics, adored apron line in front and fullness at the effects (it made them feel back placed very low down. domestic and womanly) and had This last line is seen to good their bodices contrived as tight advantage in the Jean Desses and as close-fitting as was collection where an elaborate may use chiffon smothered with to keep over short skirts, if they

paris openings

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Steamers

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RAJPUTANA RANCHI *BANGALORE

Tons From H'Kong obout |

14,000 2nd Sept. 7,000) 9th Sept.

17,000 16th Sept. 17,000 Sept 6,000 7th Oct.

17,000| 14th Oct. RAWALPINDI | 17,000 28th Oct.

0,000) 4th Nov.

RANPURA

*BHUTAN

CHITRAL

15,000|11th Nov.

CORFU

14,500 29th Nov.

• Cargo unly.

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*NOWSHERA

*NARINGA

TALMA

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Destination

¡Bombay, Marseilles & London. B'bay, M'seilles, Havre. L'don, Hull, IT'bg, I'dam & A'werp. Bombay, Marseilles & London. Marseilles & London,

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B'bay. M'seilles. Havre, L'don, Hull, 'bg. R'dam & Awerp B'bay, Marseilles & London

Murscilles & London.

All vessels may call at Malta

BRITISH INDIA alcar bailings (BOUTI)

8,000 20 Aug.. 10.30a.m., S'pore, Port Swettenham, Penang Rangoon & Calcutta,

8,000 9th Sept. 1,000 23rd Sept. 10,000 7th Oct. [10,000 21st Oct.

DO.

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• The "NOWSHERA" and "NARINGA" do not carry passengers.

B. I. Apcar Ling Steamers have excellent accommodation for lat end 2nd Class Dassengers,

TANDA

NANKIN

NELLORE

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN BAILINGS (YOUTH,)

7,000, 2nd Sept.

7,000 30th Sept.

7,000 3rd Nov.

Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne & Hobart

Regular monthly ssilings from liangkong to Shanghai and Japan and H'kong to Australia.

RANCHI

*NAHINGA

*BANGALORE

NANKIN

RANPURA

TALMA

RAWALPINDI

SIRDHANA

!

* Cargo only.

Hong Kong to Bydney-10 ̊days.

BAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

17,000 31st Aug.

7,000 31st Aug, 6,000 1st Sept. 7,000 3rd Sept.. 17,000 14th Sept. 10,000 14th Sept. 17,000 28th Sept. 10,000 20th Sept.

Shanghai & Japan. Japan.

Shanghai & Japan. Shanghai & Japan. Shanghai & Japan. Japan.

Shanghai & Japan. Japan.

AD datos, are approximate and mibject to alteration without notice. Parcels measuring not more than I c.f.t, will be received at the Company's Ogice up to noon on the day previous to sailing.

For Passage Rates, Handbooks, Freight, ate, apply Bing MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Gumbaucht R.C.

Agents Phone TITL

SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC

M.S. "NINGPO"

sailing on

27th AUGUST

Fares from £58.10.0d to Antwerp and London

Agents: GHMAN & 00, LTD.

HONGKONG Phone 39966.

Q. E. HUYGEN CANTON SWATOW Phone 11495, Phone 1893.

focution.

cut is introduced with a round- lashings of the finest lace. ed panel cut diving deep into the back of the skirt and a flare. below it.

HIPS EMPHASISED

arc very

at the same time.

want to, for many of her hata show a high but not too high REVOLUTIONARY THEME

furry cuff pushed forward over forehead with 嫘 back Waists and hips are definitely, the Creed is one of the houses

but not up to now-defiantly smoothly folding itself down which plays most skilfully and Coats, too, nearly always accentuated (it is quite interest- over the hair, giving an effect most successfully on the Revolu- show excess fuliness placed at ing to notice that the manne- which is dignified and youthful tionary theme.

the back. In the house just quins themselves mentioned the 1870 influence is obviously plumper than they've Some of his mannequins in particularly strong. Not only been for a good many seasons), deed wear outfits which might are some of the skirts worn and although many of the new have been modelled on the with short tunics, but there are skirts are nearly knee-length it clothes of the Cantinieres which a good many apron effects and does not necessarily mean that followed the bare-legged, ragged, most of the jackets are wrist- other designers will follow this all-conquering army of the Re- length, and fitting from neck to lead. public, with their high-flung hem, with lavish displays of cocked hats, jackets tight-fitting such fur as astrakhan or fox. to the waist, then flaring out in

a dashing line, and short, nearly knee-length skirts.

HIDDEN MAGNIFICENCE

the

One of the things which is going to mitigate against this extra-brevity is the fact that hat-brims are so high. As I've High snug neck-lines and side sald, some of them fairly tower, One or two, to further the fastenings, are illusion, even wear short boots, corollary, of course, to all this are

the natural and when you have styles which fitting like gloves, covering the sort of thing, and it gives the eighteenth-century

41 faint echo of ankle and laced at

Grenadiers' one side. onlooker a pleasant surprise to tall mitre hats and, in the Suzy And as a final touch, some of see the magnificence of the collection, an amusing shape the handbags are made like an blouses and waistcoats displayed obviously suggested by eighteenth century soldiers when the jackets are removed. Grenadier Guardsman's bear- powder-bag, slung from the neck with long straps to hang to the Lames, satins, brocades, fancy skin, too short skirts look un- waist in front.

satins, are four of the materiais balanced.

BURNS PHILP LINE

the

used and when the designer is However, Suzy, has a new line These new jackets are nearly in a very soft mood he (or she) which should help dressmakers. wrist-length and, more often than not, in a contrasting colour! and material to the dress or skirt. A green velvet jacket! with a black tie-silk frock which! had a high stiff starched white collar and was worn with al cocked hat fringed with ostrich feathers, was one of the most successful outfits because it combined all the new fashion points.

The frock had the long fitting sleeves, widened at the shoul- ders, which is likely to be a feature of these collections, and the moulded bodice and the neat waist which marks most of the dresses here. The starched

collar, too, in n novelty--a slightly uncomfortable one, it seemed to me, for it forced the girls to keep their chins well! up.

Still, this is one of the pro- vokingly masculine accents which, in these collections, look 80 piquant with a feminine Bilhouette.

CONTRASTS THROUGHOUT

And one of the most interest- ing tondencies seen up to now is this contrasting jacket and skirt the former may be vel- vet, the latter cloth or vice- versa, but it appears both in the Revolutionary and the 1870 style of clothes, and the fact; that the jackets are longer than we've seen them for some time] and more elaborate (they are: usually befutred or hung with military braid and tassels) gives the whole outfit a very dresay nir.

Skirts are obviously going to follow several lines-full and

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due SATURDAY,

26th August|

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29th August

For

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SALAMAUA,

RABAUL, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE

Excellent passongor accommodation with a largo number of single cabins at no supplement. Built-in Swimming Bath and Spacious Sports Deek. First Class to Sydney:—

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Short Cuts

Use paper plates when icing layer cakes.

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Salad greens-lettuce, ro- malne, watercress, chicory. endive, escarols-should be washed at once, shaken free of excess water and put into a lightly covered dish to be crisp and cold for serving.

Diced apple added to chicken salad improves the flavour.

Comfortable Shoes

For the bench and pattering about your lawn sockless. choose fabric sandale, clogs or the Mexican hurachos. made of-woven-strips of leather. Whichever you choose, get something that will it comfortably and stay on without having to strain your toes to keep them there. Such shoes are cool and will allow your feet to get plenty of fresh air and exercise,

Choose comforable shoes for the house and dress wear, too. Your feel will tend to swell slightly on hut days, so you'll be wise to get your shoes about a half-size larger than you usually wear.

Melba Rings

When you wish to dress up your luncheon or supper and there isn't time to stir up hot biscuits or muffins, slice stale bread us thin as

you can and cut into rings with doughnut cutter and brown very slowly in the oxen or under a low broiler Bame. When dry and crisp serve with butter and if you have it, a jar of your very special jam.

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