THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1934,
OOD AND HOME EGONOMICS
Further Rise Predicted On GELATIN ASPIC
Wall Street
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Night Telegrams The following telegrams through Reuter were received by Mesara. S. E. Levy & Co. last night:-
The undrtone in steady, with movements very marrow in the
1. The rally in the Bond mar ket.
RADIO CHANCES
NOT BRIGHT AFTER
PLAYERS' EXODUS
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their friendly matches.
SURE TO PLEASE
JADED PALATE
Moulded Salads Always Look Attractive
TEMPTING TO EVERYONE
Ham Dishes Are CHOCOLATE SYRUP
Favourites
Suitable Snacks For Evening
4 сир сосов
2 cups sugar
1 cup cold water
1⁄4 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons corn syrup
2 teaspoons vanilla
over
Cook the cocoa and water Because ham is usually a favour-direct heat until smooth, stirring ite with men the dish listed below constantly. Add sugar, salt and is suitable for that most necessary "blte" after an evening of bridge. Hot Ham Shortcake Bake rich baking power, biscuits
The attractiveness of suminer dishes is just as important as their. food value. After all, in this kind of
Ja homemaker to get the members
2 cups of flour
1-3 cup of lard
2-3 cup of milk
4 teaspoon salt
4 teaspoons baking powder 2-3 cup of milk
bis-
corn syrup, and stir until dissolved.
Boil 3 minutes. Flavor with van- illa. Pour Keep tightly sealed in refrigerator. into glass jar. Cool.
Use to flavour drinks or as a sure for Ice cream.
Eggplant Oriental Is Delicious Dish
Eggplant Oriental is a delightful
Eggplant Oriental.
2 eggplants
2 green peppers
3 tablespoons cooking oll
absence of any definitely con- G. Singh, their goal-keeper. has structive news. Traders continue joined the newly formed Young of weather, it's pretty difficult for to operate with great caution. Men's Sikh Association. but, at the same time, a moderate Rumours were current last of her family to eat anything at extension of yesterday's rally is week that Lal Singh, the Punjabfall and as for getting them to touch generally expected.
and Colony Interport left winger, a dish that doesn't look perfectly Favourable factors prior to the would turn out for the new. In-lovely-well. It just can't be done. opening of the market-
dian team, but this still remains For instance, by this time, every-
Cut the biscuits thin, place two to be confirmed.
one is getting quite tired of cold biscuits together, with utter be- Radio Greatly Weakened salads, particularly vegetable 2. Offers seemingly were Even if the Radio entry is realads. Yet the housewife has lit a quick oven. Separate the
tween, and bake for 15 minutes in jeggplant dish. scarce on the advance. Morcover,ceived before the closing date, the tle choice but to keep on serving cuits and pour a creamed hair and Traders are shaking off some of composition of the newly formed them. This she can do with full olive mixture over the bottom bis- the recent bearishness, with the Young Sikhs' Association team in-assurance that they'll be eaten if cuit, replace the top and indicates that the former champions she'll try varying the recipes now with a garnish of parsley.
will be a much weaker team than and then. And putting a salad in that which took second place to gelatin napic is one of the grandest 1. The commodity.markets con- the Police last season. Several of variations. Here's a recipe: tinue to be unsettled.
their most prominent players have Dissolve one package of gelatin 2. The failure of the volume of joined the new Sikh team, includ- aspic in one cup of boiling water. trading to expand emphasises the jing Gurbachan Singh, the prolific Add a cup of ice-cold water. Pour prevailing disposition on the part goal-acorer, Awter Singh. P. Singh a thin layer in the bottom of a of many Traders to hold off and land G. S. Grewal.
loaf pan and chill until firm. Spria await developments.
Other uutable players in the kle with paprika and cover Night Telegrams
team are, G. Singh, the goal-keeper. [pletely with slices of cold The recommendation that a de-an experienced player, having turn- eggs. Meanwhile, chill remaining finite value be fixed for the Dollar led out regularly last season for the gelatin until it starts to thicken was voiced emphatically at the K.LT.C. P. Singh and G. S. Grewal Pour a layer of it over the eggs. latest session of the Advisory Coun-are well-known as two stalwarts in Arranged alternate layers of veg-
opinion prevalling that short terest is being reduced.
Unfavourable factors:-
com
boiled
Creamed Ham
2 cups of cold cut ham 11⁄2 cups milk
3 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons butter
1 dozen stuffed olives,
Make a white sauce of the par and milk, when thickened the ham and the sliced alives. in ham shortcaken.
serve
6 ripe tomatoes
3 tablespoons salt
1 teaspoon paprika
Remove the seeds from the pep- pers and cut the peppers into small Ipieces. Pare the eggplant and cat linto small pieces. Cook the egg- fat, plant and peppers in the fat un- add til slightly brown, then add the to Use matoes and seasonings and
tinue the cooking until the egg- plant is done.
COMMONPLACE DISH
MADE "DRESSY":
ICED COFFEE
ན་
con.
cil of the Federal Reserve Bourd as the full-back line of the Radio last etubles and thickened gelatin, us- casential to the re-establishment of season.
Allow 1 rounding tablespoon or 2 Ing a cupful of string beans for "Nests" mude of rice, macaroni, level tablespoons to each measur sound business conditions. The re-i G. 9. Cheval at centre-half, is new the first layer, one cupful of diced noodles, or mashed potatoes can be ing cup of water. Make coffee in commendations are expected to be to the Colony, He has played in Yau- celery for the second and diced car filled with leftover creamed meats, drip pot or percolator and pour at incorporated in the Council's couver, B. C., and, has a splendid re-rots for the third. Finish with a fish, fowl or vegetable. This real-once over ice cubes in glasses. formal report to the Board.
putation. He has also played in Ja-1
layer of gelatin. Chill until firmly turns a commonplace food into Serve with whipped or plain cream. Bankers' Acceptances outstanding! The forward line looks very for-jand serve on a platter, garnish jone quite "dressy." on August 31 totalled $520,003,000, midable with two consistent goal with parsley or lettuce.
dia.
an increase of $4,398,000 as com-acorers in Gurbachan Singh and pared with July 31. This con- Avtar Singh. Both these players stitutes the first increase since represented the Colony's Civilian January and a steady upturn is team in Interport matches. expected,
Estimates of carloadings in- dicates an increase of around 85,000 cars from last week.
Brokers' Loans during the week) totalled $745,000,000.
Saints Losing Goalkeeper
St. Andrew's Club team with E.P.H. A. E. P. Guest will again lead the
White as the vice-captain.
The team will miss the services of R. H. Wong in goal after November. E. A. Pierce Co.'s Report but it is hoped that his brother, F. Y. In their market report, the Wong, who was unable to play lasi American Oriental Finance Cor-season, will make a welcome return
to the game,
ICED MOCHA COFFEE
PLEASING SALAD
Dates, cherries, prunes or gra-
with pes stuffed
cream cheese Combine equal parts of chilled make a substantial and pleasing
over ice cubes and coffee and chilled chocolate. Pour safad. Serve on lettuce and top
serve with with French dressing or whipped cream.
naise.
INTERPORT GOLF
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poration, correspondent for Messrs. I understand that the Rev. J. R. E. A. Pierce and Company New Higgs, the new vicar of St. An- York state:
drew's Church and an ex-Cam- "Stocks:-Sentiment seems to be bridge Blue, will assist the team regrets at the dropping of these
I do not think there would be any? a little better and somewhat more this season. bullishness was in evidence on re- Both the German Club and Mule or no purpose.
Interport games which serve little tail and merchandising issues and Corps, who have not re-joined the kindred stocks. A little
more competition, were obliged to drop
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SMITH AND MOONEY
OUTSTANDING FOR
FROSTED CHOCOLATE
2 tablespoons chocolate syrup 1⁄4 cup milk
2/3 tablespeon ice cream
Put syrup, milk and ice cream in mayona chilled glass. Add the charged jwater, stirring well. Serr at once.
1⁄4 cup charged water
20th BATTERY R.A.
INTERPORT POLO
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What is more, he is always well- (Continued From Page 5). In the 50 Yards free style Car.tiful mare Salome.
mounted. especially on that beau- Smith (20th Bat.) did not swim as
C. S. FRANKLIN, at No. 2, is well as he did in the heats, bu:
ja veteran Interport player, and is nevertheless won friendliness was showed towards out last season before they had ments of the holes at Fanling, as
During the summer the measure about two yards, he was leading all hitters in China. He always meets the event. by perhaps one of the most accurate railroad issues.
completed their fixtures. While shown by the scoring cards, were anb the time while a terrific fight was the ball with the greatest of precl "Wheat: The sharp upturn in the German Club is unable con- ject to a thorough check which reveal-going on for second place between sion. the Liverpool market was mainly tinually to field a team of 11ed that the majority are overstated Gar. Harris and L/Bdr. Collins. responsible for the strength here players, the Mule Corps will again name cases by as much as 40 or 5 both of the 12th Battery, the hard-riding lightweight player, and L. R. ANDREWS. No. 1. is a There was some profit-taking, but leave for Camp in the middle of general revision of handicaps.
yards. This may result in another very little pressure. The Winnipeg the competition, and do not con-
former securing the verdict.
is admirably auited to the position. market was strong on unfavourable sider it worth while joining.
L/Bdr. Mooney and Gnr. Smith His form at present is unknown. weather conditions in Canada. The
The popularity of Golf In the were again prominent in the 300 but he is always well mounted, and Colony has greatly increased dur. Yards Medley Relay.
The 20th can be expected to give the Incal ing the last few years, so much so Battery were being led by the 24th players cause for anxiety. that the increased entry money
until the former swam his 75 yards for membership to the Royalto gain no less than four yards on Smith then set off to Hong Kong Golf Club does not the 24th. deter ardent devotees of the game catch the 24th representative, waiting for a few months to be touching about two yards ahead.
Kansas Elevator Company states. that the 'Winter Wheat subsoil is still deficient.
"Cotton:-The market was small with the possibility of the Presi dent's intervention in the labour
COLONY BOXING BOUT ANTICIPATED
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dispute. A forecast of the return Royal Marine Championships
Winner:-Flyweight 1919, 1920,
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The Local Team The members of the local team are well-known.
..
1921 elected, while recently the Kow- Four teams started for the of rain in the East and producers and 1922. Bantamweight 1926, 1927, Joon Golf Club have also increased Invitation Relay, but only two were his style is weir-suited.
Championships
"Rubber:-The late rally was weight 1826 and 1927.
Winner: Flyweight 1921. due to combined Commission House Runner-up:--Flyweight buying and short-covering. The 1920. outside market was strong for the 1929.
1919 and
first time for two weeks. The Royal Navy and Royal Marine Inter- reasonable compared to the
London Market closed steady..
"Brokers Loans have decreased weight 1926 and 1928.
by $51,000,000."-Reuter.
Runner-up-Flyweight
port Championships, Winner: Flyweight 1921.
1919 1920. Bantamweight 1925, 1927 1929. 1.S.B.A. Championships
and
He ja a
CAPT. J. L. JORDAN (captain) playing No.-3. position to which particularly hard hitter, and can be frelled on for accuracy. He has
been playing pole for
¡years now:
Home six
being able to obtain loans easily 1928 and 1929. and quickly, thereby lessening Royal Navy and Royal Marine Port their entrance fee, to a figure
in the running, the Lincolns and hedge pressure, caused an advance.
more in keeping with the golf Borderera. The latter were leading Bantam. and facilities offered on this up to the second last swimmer sporting nine-hole course, Even when the Lincolns forged ahead to
W. NEWBIGGING, back, is peri Bantamweight 1925, 1927 and with the incressed fees at these win by the comfortable margin ofhaps one of the best-known polo
Clubs, golf in the Colony is still five yards.
After swimming third for the players in China, and has repre- Isented almost every port in China penditure tavolved in joining a first 15 yards in the 100 Yards in interport games. Bantam. Club at Home.
championship L/Bdr. Mooney W. J. KESWICK, No. 2. is a and Changing Kowloon. Course
secured second place by means of brother of the Shanghai captain, A fine recovery, passing Harris and is well-known here and in the No doubt the money received 12th. Bat.) and catching up on north. from the increased subscription at
He is perhaps the most Winner:-Flyweight 1921,
the Kowloon course will asslar Smith who was wall ahead of the stylish player among the Hong |
rest. Had Mooney put on the fina! Kong four. Runner-up: Flyweight 1919, 1920 with proposed alterationa and British and French International Cham There is no ground available for
tensions to the present nice holes. dash earlier he might have caught
O, PEEL-YATES is a remarkable, Smith pionships (Held in Paris) ·
The best individual swimmers (polo for two years.
player in that he has only played Winner: Flyweight 1921.
tension to the present nine holes.
He is well- there is a possibility of in2
suited to No. 1 position, and is creting the length of several of/Bdr Mooney (20th. Bat)9 pts. rides hard, hits well, and has a very Gor. Smith (20th. Bat.) 10 points. Fully worthy of his selection. He 34% the holes.
many who considerar. Harris (12th. Bat.) 8 points. keen eye. He generally plays back!
Latest Quotations
The following quotations have been received through Messrs. S. E Levy and Company and the Ameri- can Oriental Hon:
N. Y./London-
Finance Corner
New York. Yesterday.
and: 1926.
Last To-day's close
closa
18 Leading Stocks, Amer Can 5.00% 4.99% Amer Smelt & Ref
Amer Tel & Tel. Auburn
Cross-Rate
:
N. Y. Cotton-
Dec.
12.71 12.76
N. Y. Rubber...
J. I. Case
Dec.
15.25*
15.40
Du Pont
1.03%
76%
178 McIntyre
Chic Corn-
Dec.
Chic Corn
Dec.
Silver-
Official
Elce. Bond & Share
1.04% General Motors Int Tel & Tel
... Montgomery Ward 49% 49% Nat Distillers- N. Y. Central:
Tow Jones Avg)
80 Industrials
20 Rails
20 Utilities
89.84 89.85 01 up Sorony-Vacuum
34.27.34.73 44 up Inion Pacific 19.28 19.2105 off Tnited Aircraft
West E&M
M%
There are 100%
24% the Kowloon course, as it is al 30% present, an enjoyable round of
80
0%
golf, and to make any extensive
284 alterations, would, in their
9 opfalon, apoll the lay-out. There
48 Is a lot of truth in this, but there
24% is still room for the extension of
19%
20%
were
Police Beat Recreio In Dull Match
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for the Borderers.
Carey drew to one of the Recreio wooda, sent it into the ditch, and
reduced the lay to one. Dr. Basto
Barros succeeded in keeping his drew for shot, and increased. the
the present third, fifth, and eighth second, wood on the green and
inlay to 2. With their last woods
14% which would improve the course, creased the Recreio lay to 8. J.neither Basta nor Carey altered
99 and would enable player to MarWaltor played on this last the lay.
12% make mote use of bis brassie, a wood, however, and succeeded in At the conclusion of the head
40 Bonds
90.82 91.16 .34 up U. S. Steel
81%
11 Commodity. In-
30%
dex
60.00.01.34 .88 up Business done:-390,000 shares,
club seldom used when playing taking it to the ditch over the Kowloon course.
there were 9 dead woods and one Alves failed to alter the lay, but "foulher in the ditch.
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