These ladies show
their PETTICOATS ATS
-it's the latest thing
P
EEPING petticoats, fancy hemmed, are back as a fashion for summer. Under some of the new dresses they are mounted orr'an ordinary under slip (some- times press-fastening on, so that you fringe one slip with several different tippings),
Under others they are part of the dress, sown in just below the knee or else (as with the evening dress drawn) they are an essential part of the dress design,
Good Cooking
·Fruit Creams
THIS is the
way in which creams are made with sofl fruit, either fresh or enaked, The Ingredients are always the same!
3 gills fruit purer: 1 gill half- whipped cream:. oz. gelatine Hissolved in 4 ill hot water.
(A richer erennt may be made by making the fruit tree and cream half-and-half, and by using wine instead of water in which to dissolve the gelatine. On the other hand, if there is plenty of fruit and cream is too expen- alve, you can use more fruit puree than cream, but remember that the cream and the puree together must make up one pint for your
oz. of gelatine,
MAKE the fruit puree by passing it through a fine leve. The fruit may be cooked as in the case of gouneberries, for example, or imcooked as in the case of strawberries or rasp berries, Tinued fruit can, of course, also be used if desired.
When the fruit is level, see that it is as sweet as you would ike it. Have ready the slightly whipped ercam and add the fruit. puree, cold, of course, to it. Then add the dissolved gélatine, and Ur gently over jeg or in a bowl of cold water until the cronun be- gins to get, Mould at oner,
Another way in to
mix the dissolved gelatine with the fruit
puree, and as it just begins to Not fold, i the cream. Then mould and keep as cold as poxal- ble until wanted,
And don't forget that if the weather is very hot, a little more gelatine will be needed, unleas
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1936.
SUMMER-
SALE
HUGE REDUCTIONS ON
SUMMER HATS
30%
ΤΟ
60%
NEVER SUCH VALUES AT SUCH LOW PRICES!
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OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS
The border-widch you
can make yourself, stitch
10
your own allps are
inndo Iza embroidered linen; frilled or plaid tafs fet; Viennese heina
hearts, (with
knives,
inmonde; all the Vien nese sentimentalities of design, in bright coloured "ribbon"); frilled, pat- terned or ruched net-for evening-in fact any fn- brie you enn think of that will put a streak of colou to the hem of your outfit.
Fashiona that how then in the drawings are described in captions.
COAT DRESS
of ottoman silk
·Buttoned up all the way down front, it is a dress -buttoned,
mer cont...
EL HU- Buttons
are mock, plaques of stitched white pique, with hook fastenings Collar underneath.
also of stitched pique.
PETTICOAT
of white linen, broderie anglais dipping slight- in, bele hem of dress,
DRESS of block, rib patterned tagete. Slit packets. Full, bunchri sleeves gripping Al shoulder
arist. and
PETTICOAT au COLLAR of bright plaid taffeta.
EVENING DRESS of heavy) slipper satin in white, closely moulded. Big frilled sterres inset at neck, and double-decked PET- TICOAT of white net apangicaĮ with starsin brilliant reds, greens, ùlnes,
Menu
GRAPEFRUIT LOBSTER-TAIL
KEDGEREE
CARROT PUDDING
FOR the hedgerer use some of
me ranked Cape Labuter Tails which can be bought quire chimpty. Buil and drain pour rice well, hent Birough the end- up lobster tails in a tile batter sensoreri with pepper and touch of gurry-powder, and mic them with the rier, adding hard- boiled en U you like.
A verp
lightly-frimd onion, finrly clapped, would do m harm, and a little Freshly chopped parsley, 100,
See that the hedgeree is served very hot indeed,
For Those Named Kate
Symbol:
A coman reading a scroll.
IIS name expresses sincerity, wisdom and clear judgment-
Monday is the lucky day, and the luckiest hours are 1p.m. and 7 pm. The first day of the month is the most favourable.
All shades of blue and brown are harmonic and definitely suited to the pu'sonality assigned to the name of Kate.
The moonstone brings you luck and attracts sympathetic friends. White and red camplon are your flowers; they have a special affinity with your name.
The number 7 is very closely bound up with your fortune and happiness, i and should always be chosen.
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SALESMAN SAM
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MUSEUM, WHERE THE PROFISTO
JUDGE AN
EXHIBIT OF PAINTINGS
NOT SO
Hints on Home Nursing
VERY woman cannot be a horn nurse, but it is essential that every wife and mother should have some knowledge of the ente of the althe, for it is certain that she is the first to be called in for help when trouble arrives.
The wise housewife keeps her tin inellung entboard adequately stocked nurl out of teach of smalt hands. Entomol. it and bandages shound In kejt wrapped ita ake-tight ties; rtis- infectants, pstine and olive oil in well- market battleg
Poison Precautions
Pokon shemite be jpt well away from the other bottles asic should have Lome means of quick · Ident) Restion, such a broad rubber band rotund thero or different stoppers.
As soon as a medicine is fined the bottle and cork should be boiled und returned to the top shelt of the cupboard, as it may come in handy for
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future use. Now for the thermometer, for the first thing a doctor usunily aska
Has he a temperature?
A thermometer can be bought from the chemists and a most of the ble cash chemists' branches have a nurse in attendance to-day, she is only too willing to show a customer how to take a temperature. Also she will advise on the most suitable contents if you are fiting out à medicine cupboard..
It is wise to remember that most remedies are wanted suddenly--aspirin Jr the middle of the night; embroen- tion for a sprain, picric acid for a burn. Hence the importance of having t always ready, and once the bottle is emplied to replace it with a full one.
All medicine glasses and appens should be well washed and used dress- ings destroyed al onee. Bandages can be sterilised and rerolled for future use
Milk should be kept covered and In the cool outside the patient's roomi, and all flowers removed at night.
INSTAL THE PIANO OF YOUR DREAMS
IN YOUR HOME.
Why not become the owner of a finer piano than you have ever had before.
THE MORRISON PIANO
is a perfect example of the art and science of piano construction created by specialists.
YOUR OLD PIANO TAKEN IN PART EXCHANGE.. Generous allowance made.
DEFERRED TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER.
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The Real Stuff
NEW SCHOOL OF PAINTING!
HEY, IXNAY PROF! LAY OFF! YER MAKIN' A BIG MISTAKE!
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ACROSS
7 Not very strong, and so, to at
certain extent, timid.
B Very like coral, and might be described as orange-red string. 10 The Spanish port in which tin old convict puts a relative out- side,
11 In considerling
these
hidden dangers we must not mnit to give pais n lift-and
good shake.
12 Some as may be very sweep and dark, whatever her buy thinks about her.
14 In vino veritas.
15 Last year was the right answer, though one never is sure if Paris is the place (hidden)."
18 The only bridge nt Christies"; of
course you know?
20 Piler up round a little nail.
20 A live reconstruction.
24 Hidden in Clue 15.
20 What is truth? This is.
20 Got there (anog.).
30 Though the reverse of expen- sive china, this answers; well enough.
31. This not high-class sea-
side paper: It's too rough, 32 Steal or tell.
DOWN
The st includes one (?domcs- tic) animal and one diary.
2 Ant heaps as an autumn edible
very nice too,
3 Boxed without gloves..
4 What one so often misses at
night (two words, 4, 4).
5
beg of you this emphasised.
6 Over a foot.
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Hidden in Clug 15,
13 One for Greichen,
10 Is the French piece of lund in
the sca.
17 He has been defined as "ong who can apologise with a good grace,"
10 It does not sound as though such expenses could be low. 21 Give the old woman a cold.
sweet for the guide.
23 Teeth to the pugilist.
25 Materials
for
wear
country largely made from garden pro- duce.
27 Hidden in Clue 15.
28 The last clue-that's all.
Saturday's Solution. RECOVERED BAS. 1°
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