1932-10-27

THE

CHINA MAIL.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1932.

SMART

AND

NEW

JEWELRY

HE new costume jewelry That suck variety and In

terest this season that every choose lady will, wish to some of the fascinating pieces.

STERLING SILVERWARE

Suitable for Birthday. Wedding & Xmas presents, etc.

Watches and Jewellery

Repaired by Expert.

WINDSOR'S JEWELLERY MART

OVER

No. 3, Gloucester Building.

STOCK

SALE

-PRICES REDUCED

BELOW

COST.

BOMBAY SILK STORE 2, D'Aguilar Street.

BARGAIN SALE ALL KINDS OF FINE JAPANESE GOODS From Oct. 25 to Nov. 15, 1932. S. MAYEDA & CO. 13, D'Aguilar Street.

THEATRE

QUEEN'S ROAD.

O MAYEDA 4. CO

QUEEN'S THEATRE

PLEASE COME AND INSPECT:

Bringing Up Father.

LISTEN! I DONT LIKE THE LOOKS OF THAT NEW COOK AN' THE WAY SHE LOOKS AT ME, I KIN TELL SHE'S NOT GONNA VOTE PRILIGRA

OTHER WOMEN'S WEAR.

Black and white is the favourite colour combination of Madame Maurice Chevalier, who is among the smartest women in Paris.

She wears a black and white erepon ensemble with an abbrevi- ated white blouse and one of the new high waisted skirts designed with tucks marking the natural waistline. The short jacket which wears with it is of black she

erepon.

The Woman's Page

SURPRISE FILLINGS FOR BAKED APPLES

Other Suggestions For The Table.

The next time you serve baked apples surprise your family by dressing them up with this honey Alling: Beat a half cup of cream until stiff and whip in gradually 1} to 2 tablespoons honey, cup chopped nuts, and a pinch of salt. Serve in the centre of baked apples. Make Meat or Sausage Puff by mixing chopped meat or sausate with mashed potato; put in baking dish and brown in hot oven.'

An appetizing loaf can be made of chopped real or beef, bread crumbs and left-over vegetables, Serve with tomato sauce or highly- seasoned brown gravy.

Left-over meat can be used as

a stuffing for onions, tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes, eggplant, peps pers, and apples.

Sliced ham baked in evaporated

course.

sup-

An economical and savory per dish is thick pea soup contain ing slices of frankfurters.

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Secrets Of Make-Up

Beauty Hints For Careful Women.

TREATMENT FOR

OILY SKINS.

The Soap And Water Process.

If your face is ally, you won't need many bottles and jars of | toilet preparation on your dress- ing table. But you will need plen- ty of soap, a complexion brush! whose bristles are firm, yet pliant, and warm water enough to splash and splash against your face.

Oily skins respond better to "cleansing treatments of soap and water than to any other method. If you think that your skin feels cleaner when you use a cleansing cream, choose one that isoilless. Use it before you wash your face. Wipe off the cream, then apply the soapy lather quite as though your pores hadn't been cleansed a few minutes before,

Wash your face with soap and warm water at least three times a day. Make the bathing process a rito.. Massage the lather into your

There is a technique in the ap-face with deft, firm strokes. Re- Your rouge move it with clear, warm water.

milk, and served with baked ban-plication of make-up.

If you anas and rice is a satisfying main may be guaranteed to give your Finish with cold water.

cheeks a wild flush, and, your powder want to use ice, now and then, to and lipstick may have the most tone up your complexion, wrap the coquettish intentions in the world, cubes in a towel or a piece of cat- if you don't handle them properly, ton, as the effect is little.too start- they won't get you anywhere. ling when the ice itself comes next

Before you begin to apply make to your cheeks.

make sure that your face is Don't use a powder base if your scrupulously clean. Never put on skin is inclined to be oily, unless ja second coat, when the first coat you have a nose that insists on be-

MENU SUGGESTIONS FOR TO-MORROW.

lup

Breakfast.

of make-up hasn't been removed. ing a mirror for everybody's re- In that case, choose an Two coats of paint may act as a;flection. protective covering for a house, oilless powder base and apply it on Ready Cooked Corn Cereal Cream but it's entirely too thick when you your nose only.

Orange Juice.

Egg Omelet

Buttered Toast. Coffee

Luncheon.

Tea

Cheese Relish Sandwiches

Fruit Cookies Cherry Sauce

Dinner.

Meat Patties Buttered Beats Ice Box Rolls. Currant Jam Fear: Salad

Cantaloupe 、 Coffee

Meat Patties, Pan-Brolled.

1 pound beef round

1 egg.

1⁄4 cup crumbs

1/4 teaspoon salt

4 teaspoon paprika

1 tablespoon chopped onion

The

are speaking of human face values. If your oil glands function too Powder should be applied first. freely you will not require a cold Don't use an old-fashioned powder cream as a mask at night. puff. It will collect the day's grime freer your skin is to breathe, the and give it back to you with interest. more healthy It will beocme. Use cotton paff balls, or medicated An oily condition is caused by cotton which comes in a container, the over-activity of the oil glands When there is too from which you may remove the of the body.

amount you want: Press the pow-much oil in your system, your face der against the face and neck. usually suffers. But if you use the Never rub it in. When you are right. soap, it is possible to wash sure that you have on the necessary away the surplus." amount, dust it off with your hands.

The effect will be natural and much LAST YEAR'S FROCK more alluring than the powder-puff) methed.

1 tablespoon chopped parsley with a rabbit's foot.

Cake rouge should be applied

Theatrical! Mix ingredients. Shape into cakes 1/8 inch thick. Heat frying but it hasn't penetrated into many people long ago learned this secret, pan, when hot add cakes, sear both boudoirs. Dust the rabbit's foot sides quickly. Cover,. lower heat,

across your rouge and then across cook 10 minutes.

Buttered Beets.

2 cups aliced, cooked beets"

4 teaspoon salt

teaspoon paprika

1⁄2 teaspoon sugar'

2 tablespoons butter After beets

Ice Box Rolls.

2 cakes compressed yeast

4 tablespoons lukewarm water

2 cups boiling water

1⁄4 cup sugar

PUT TO USE.

Thrill Of Making

New Dresses.

Half the joy of making your

the area of your face which has to own clothes lies in saying about the be rouged. The effect is much latest creation: "It didn't cost me anoother and softer. There will be a penny; I made it out of last year's no harsh streaks of red that "re- frock." semble the stripes in the national banner.

cream.

Paste Rouge.

But the unpicking of the frock! The softer effect removes is a real business. It is a trial to have cooked, rinse any suggestion of a painted maskavoid cutting the material, and

bore to undo seam by seam. To do away with most of this trouble, under cold water and quickly slip

thin If you prefer paste rouge, the you should invest in a special “un-! off skins. Cat beets into slices, add "rest of ingredients, process is different, and the rab- picker" which is a fattish affair cook slowly two minutes. Stir con bit's foot can't bring you luck. You with a wide blade. It works with must moisten your fingers with cold a grip held in the left hand to stantly.

Place a little of the cream keep the seam steady, while the on your face, if you want to. Not right hand neatly ripe the stitch- too much, or the rouge will smear. Ing apart. When the blade edge Now work in the colour, using the becomes blunt, a fresh one can, be tips of the second and third fingers. slipped in, the, cover coming away As a rule, with this process, the on the turning of two screws, As rouge area should not be powdered, the contrivance costs less than a until after the colour is on. Then third of the amount charged for a 8 cups flour

dust. a cotton ball over it, lightly pair off ordinary scissors, there is An old world suparation In

Crumble yeast, add lukewarm and swiftly.

no excuse for not possessing it. responsible for the fastenings

water. Add sugar, salt and fat to Lipstick will stay on longer, if The present fashion for binding. which one designer is using on boiling water, let stand until luke-you powder your lips after the the necks, sleeves and founces of coats and suits this spring. Instead warm. Add yeast mixture, eggs first application, and then add more dresses calls for one of the deat of buttons she fastens her clothes and the flour. Beat three mla- of the cream.

little steel Attings for slipping on with wooden clips.

utes. Add remaining flour. Pour Remember that it is much wiser to one blade of the cutting-out Remembering the old adage into greased bowl. Cooked tight to be a little too pale rather than scissors. This can be adjusted to "Touch wood to keep away had ly, store in very cold place. a little too flushed, It is a trick register the width you want for luck!" she is using the wooden

You then When rolls are desired, pinch off fo put on a face that looks as though the crossway clips "to keep away the bad luck of bits of dough, shape and place side it doesn't ask help from any keep its outer edge along the edge financial depression."

by side on a greased pan..

jof the material to act as guide.

"TOUCH WOOD."

WİLL YOU SHUT UP? THAT COOK USED TO WORK FOR THE

·VAN DERĜOULDS-

2 teaspoons salt

4 tablespoons fat

9 eggs.

1. STILL THINK SKB.

15 DANGEROUS -

NOW WHAT 15 SHE PHONIN ABOUT

cosmetic.

HELLO! IS THIS THE GROCER SEND OVER SOME BREADY- BUTTER-SOME POTATOES AN A CAN OF RAT POISON,

RAT POISON!

strips,

WHO'S THAT

FOR?

SENDIT,

„RIGHT"""" OVERW

SPECIAL

CHRISTMAS SALE

FOR ONE MONTH ONLY

From October 10th November 9th.

Prices Cheaper than ever before, ALL GOODS marked down to lowest possible prices. This is your opportunity to buy your - Christ- mas presents of SWATOW DRAWN-WORK, JADE, KIMONOS,. IVORY, &c. for your friends and relations in the Homeland.

SWATOW TRUSTING CO.

17A, QUEEN'S ROAD Gi (same as Long Hing, Photo Suppliers);

1st. CLASS

HAIR DRESSING SALOON.” FOR LADIES & GENTLEMEN'

Only Expert Barbers Employed.

GALLIA PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE Perfect Hair Waving for Ladies

by Expert.

HONOUR 12. Wyndham St.

BEAUTY, PARLOUR,

Proprietor: A. Hing.

Tel. 22317.

1933

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Frms who have not yet attended to this important matter are re quested to do so immediately.

Secretaries are also reminded to

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