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HE object of any given exercise is to acquire properly developed and well-controlled muscles. If the muscles of any part are under-developed and flabby, then the cxcreiso recommended is designed to develop them.

If, on the other hand, the part needing exercise is burdened with superfluous fat, the muscles will also be flabby, so that the probability is that the sald exercise will

have a strengthening effect on the part at the same time as getting rid of the surplus fat. When a part is thin and scraggy, it does help to rub in some kind of tissue oll either before or after doing the daily routine exer- ci8o. When trying to reduce unwanted fat, reducing lotions er soaps will also help the good

work done by the exercise,

WOMEN who' auspect:

WOMEN

that their necks have a Jeaning towards scragginess or stringiness will And the following exercise useful.. Lean the head over to the right side, and place the left

hand against the left side

of the head; then lift the head against the prea- sure of the hand. Reverse, bending the head over to the left alde, and lift it against the pressure of the right hand.

Next tilt the head' backwards, clench the right under fist

the chin, and press the chin down- wards. To begin with, go gently, using very little pressure, and only doing each movement once, or you will find you get giddy. As you become accustomed to the exercise, in- crease the pres- sure anel the number of times you do cach movement.

Before you do the exercise xmear on a

generous amount

of issue oil

Rub it in for two minutes with u rubber.

nail brush. In the neck is too fat, the exer-

else should be preceded by dabbing on a reduc- ing vinegar.

FOR the many women who have that ugly lump al

be useful.

the back of the neck the following exercise will

Bend the head down until the chin is realing on the chest, Clasp the hands firmly at the back of the head and raise the head against the pressure of the hands. Here again you must start gently or you will get giddy. Increase the pressure and the length of the exercise as

time

goes on.

INFORTUNATELY, very few women carry their heads well in these days. This is an art that was considered more important in Edwardian times than it is now. If you wish to know how it as acquired, the old-fashioned recipe is to walk round the room in low-heeled shoes with a heavy book on your head. When you have learnt how to balance two heavy books, one piled on the top of the other on the top of your head, and you can walk for five minutes without letting them falt, you will have the satisfaction that you have acquired the art of carfying your head proudly.

FOR rolls of fat over the shoulder-blades the following exercise ja recommended. Stand erect, lift your arms until your elbows are al shoulder height, and, keeping them this way, clench your right flat into the palm of your left hand and press as far as possible to the right and as far as possible to the left. Do this for five minutes night and morning.

If the arms are too thin, smear them with tissue oll. Rub this in briskly for two or three minutes with a rubber nail-brush and do the follow- ing exercise. Hold the right arm out straight in front of the body, clench the fist tightly, and rotate the fist, turning it from the wrist, as slowly and firmly as you possibly can, first right and then left. Do this for two or Follow this three minutes and then repeat the exercise with the left arm. with both arms stretched out at shoulder height, and twirl them from the shoulders, 20 times backwards and then 20 times forward.

For fat and fabby arms this exercise should be followed by dabbing with a reducing vinegar on a pad of cotton wool. For big, muscular arms the only hope is one of the exercise rollers and a reducing lotion.

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IN holiday time our life is Mix well. Melt in a frying-

pleasurably disturbed, so pan some pork fat or buiter, and

we must be prepared for any oven- when hot put in the potatoes, flat- tuality. Leaving out picnics, it tening and shaping them like a may be that our day is so cake about one inch thick and arranged that we want a meal slightly smaller than the bottom

which can be of the pan. prepared quickly. Cook for five minutes on

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early Juncheon

Toss it like a pancake to brown which will give the other side. Or if you do not us time for an feel up to this, use a plate to turn

the cake over. interesting CX-

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supper after a Braised Turnips

.day out of doors.

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the time nor the inclination to

tender turnips.

Peel

spend hours in preparing that them; it is advisable to do this ment. Yet we do not want just rather thickly, as sometimes the cold meat. Again light, savoury outside part is stringy. dishes must come to the rescue. Put in a pan a piece of butter,

Liver, for instance, lends itself (about half an ounce, for very well to quick and delicious pound of turnips) and cook the treatment.

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HAVE some liver, and cut put in a small cup of meat stock, it in thin slices, which Let them simmer very slowly you rub lightly in flour. Melt in till soft. At that time, the stock a pan either pork fat or olive oil, having almost disappeared, put when hot put in the slices of liver in a white sauce made like and fry them on both sides.

Bechamel or an ordinary white

It is only a question of min- sauce, but with a squeeze of lemon utes, and you can be certain that juice in it. the liver is properly cooked if, on

pricking it with a fork or a sharp Pain Perdu

knife, no blood oozes out.

Remove it, and put in the pan

white breadcrumbs, parsley and shallots chopped finely together.

more.

Fried Liver Nivernaise

THIS very simple sweet can

be prepared in a few

Cook half a minute, put back the minutes, as an afterthought, so to slices of liver, season with salt and speak, if the meal is a little short. pepper, and cook half a minute Put in a salad bowl or a soup plate a little warm milk, to which Add a littlo lemon-juice just-be--you add yolks of eggs (the pro-2 fore serving,

portions are two to about half a pint of milk) and a flavouring of orange blossom, orange-peel, rum or nutmeg according to taste.

See that the mixture is per- beaten egg, then in white bread- fectly smooth. Dip small slices crumbs. Fry them in oil, pork of stale bread in it, and let them fat, or butter at the forming sonk well. Drain, and fry them

in very hot fat.

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CUT the liver in slices as

above; but roll these in

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