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GET Frères

PIPPERMINT

The Queen Creme & Menthe

An excečnat d'igestum Caken cast

The most refreshing,

long drink when

Laken with

Soda

Water

Distilled at REVEL, (H1⁄2 Garonne),France by GET Frères since 1768.

BLACK

To the well-groomed

man, no detail is too small to escape his no- tice. And that's why he insists on Kiwi for his shoes.

Kiwi enhances shoe leather, giving it”a 'lust- rous polish that lasts all day.

KIWI

The Quality Shoe Polish

CLEVER MODELS IN

DANCE FROCKS.

Height And Slenderness

Are Achieved.

THE CHINA MAIL

The Woman's Page

ALL WOMEN LIKE

OWN HOMES.

Daughters Who Leave

Their Parents.

While there are some girls who will find happiness in an early marriage, others prefer an outside carcer, with the possibility of mar riage hovering somewhere in the background, writes Violet Dismore.

Now, a brilliant young woman of 25 or 28 is not always "easy to live with." She has ideas which appear revolutionary to her mother, no matter how conscientiously the

mother may try to be broad-mlud-

ed.

Sometimes such a girl loaves home, not because she is unfilial or wants to have more freedom than is good for her, but because

We shall all like the new dance her parents do not realize that she frocks as they are designed to make is not merely the daughter of the the wearer really look her best house, but a person, somebody who Whether she is tall, short, fat or has her own way to make, her own thin. We have all got a chance problems to meet.

to shine this season if we study I know one home-loving girl who line carefully. A girl in her even-

ing frock can look inches taller took a tiny flat chiefly because hor than she really is. The effect of mother would not allow her to height and alenderness la. produced have her own scheme of decoration by the long unbroken lines which in her combined bedroom and: are now to be seen everywhere on study.

the new evening frocks. There is Sometimes I even think it best no fussiness in trimming or cross for parents to help such a daugh- lines to bother us. Those frockster to set up a room or little Bat which have no bella at the front of her own, making her parents as often have one which ties behind. they would to a daughter getting

Napoleonic Period.

married. Every woman loves

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The vagaries of fashion this home of her own, whether she is season are reminiscent of the days married or single, and why must of Napoleon and his Josephine, so she wait for a husband before she high is the waist and s0 accen- gets one?

own

tuated the natural bust. To get I see no reason, however, why a the correct outline is important, girl still living at home in a large once that is thoroughly understtod, house, should not have an extra one can plan out the new frock for room allotted her for her the Christmas fastivities which lie private sitting room, where she can ahead of us. However poor we talk with her friends. may be most of us make an effort Doubtless father and mother to join the crowd for a little fun would frequently be invited to join at New Year, and to do that we the parties, but the fact, that she must have something to wear, Al- had perfect freedom in her own most all the new models hava a little domain would make all the long legged look about them. The difference in many instances be- silhouette is wide and straight|tween a home-keeping daughter across the shoulders and farrowed) and one who struck out on

her in to Indicate a waist at a point own at the Brst opportunity, per- higher than normal. From here haps before she was really old the figure is moulded very closely,jonough for the experiment. and then at a point at or just be

Agents:-W. R. LOXLEY & CO. low the wideat point at the hips,

the skirt widens. considerably, end- ing at about ankle-level.

STOCK

TAKING

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NOW ON

AT

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36A, Queen's Road C. opposite Queen's Theatre.

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Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

Tln.

Boiled Fresh Salmon, White Sauce Chili Con Carne Baked Egg Plant Banana and Apple Fritters

Dinner.

Puree of Leutils

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Hot Spiced Mandarin Fish Crown Roast of Lamb, Mint Sauce Potato Foultees Puree of Chestnuts and Cream Roasted chestnuts are at almost all the fruit shops, they are an exceedingly nutritive and robust food. They make a most appetia- ing dish plain boiled, with white sauce, as an accompaniment to

| baked meat; but with a little ex- tra trouble all manner of whole. some savoury and satisfying dishes may be made.

For boiling alightly slit each outer skin so ne to enable its easy removal after cooking: For roast- ing, leave them as they are. For stewing remove the outer shell, and place the chestnuts in bolling water, as you would almonds' till the inner skin is removable. For sweetened dishes, the chestnuts must be boiled, shelled, skinned and rubbed through a sieve.

Puree of Lentils.

Steep 1 plat lentils overnight in cold water. Drain on a sieve and place in a large pan with the fol lowed sliced vegetables: 1 carrot, 1 onion, 2 leeks, 2 small bunches Chinese celery, 2 potatoes, (raw, peeled) and 8 ounces of lean salt pork or ham bone.

{. Add 3 quarts of water, l' table- spoon salt, and 1⁄2 teaspoon of pep- per. As soon as this boils, akim well, add one ounce butter, pover up pan and let simmer for 2 hours. Then remove the pork, stralr. the puree through a sieve, thin it a INttle if necessary with hot milk; serve with fried croutona...

Chill Con Carne.

Heavy, Shaggy Furs Are Of The Past.

Two lb. beef, 4 tablespoons drip- ping, or bacon fat, 1 large onion, minced, 1 clove, garlic (optional) 2 teaspoons salt, 1 teaspoca pipper, The days of the heavy, "shaggy"

3 cupfuls boiling stock, 2. table. fur coat are past, and alecker fure spoons chili powder, Boiled rice, that give almost tailored effects be sure that there is a little fat Cut the meat into 3⁄4 inch cubes,

are in fashion,

with the lean. Heat the drippings One of the most attractive coats and cook the onion and garlic (if of thle type is shown in the new used) in it until they begin to yol- collection of Revillon Freres, Relow. Add the meat salt, pepper gent Street. It is a full-length

model in black caracut, with the and cook stirring in the fat for 5 new wide sleeves, and a white er-chili powder, cover, and almmer un- minutes. Add the stock and the mine scarf tying at the neck. til the meat is tender. Serve with

This coat is priced at. 130

guineas, and at 80' guineas there is boiled rice. A

a very practical American broad-

Potatoes Foultees.

aized,

|tail coat, collared in natural blue Neatly wipe 8 - even

fox. Mink costs are being sold at medium, sound unpeeled raw pota- roughly half the price of former toes; place on roasting pan, and set years, £150 to £200 being the east to bake In oven for 40 minutes. Re of a really reliable coat. Kolin-move, clip off a small plece length- Following the taste of a Royal sky, dyed to a warm sable colour, wise to serve as covers, then with a mother, navy blue prams are now is achieving a new popularity, and teaspoon scoop out insides, prees much used, with helge canopies a good kolinsky coat is obtainable the potatoes through a sleve into a [and covers. In fact, dark colours at about £130.***

small saucepan, add 1 small onion.

in enamels not too shiny are the Summor ormine, and cocon-dyed chopped and browned in a little rule rather than the exception. A ermine are responsible for some of butter for 8 minutes half a ten- well-sprung pram of cherry red is this season's smartest coats, one spoon of salt, 3 Raftspoons of white gay in comparison with the many of which has an important shawi pepper, I sailapoun of grated unt designa in nigger brown, black collar of atone-marten, a new com meg, 1 ounce of butter and half a green, maroon and a very dark bination of furs.

gill of cream. Sharply stir with a violet hue. M

For the evening little shoulder wooden spoon, while heating for 4 With all these colours, covers capes are shown, one in burgundy minutes; remove, fill up six of the and canopies of beige are the right red crepe with a matching fox col- potato shells with preparation, contrast and more serviccable than lar, and one cut in tiers of sum-arrange covers on, reset in oven for the coloured, accessories can ever mer ermine, on the lines of the 10 minutes; remove, place on heat be

old-fashioned postiillen's cape, ed dish and serve.

Bringing

Up Father.

“LIŠTEN- IT'S BAD ENOUGH -

TO EAT YOUR OWN"COOMIN:

BUT WHEN YOU GO IN FER, FRENCH COOKIN'S IS TIME FOR ME TO COOKE

SHUT

UPP

IF SHE THINKS I'M

GONNA GIT NOTES

BY KATINTHEM; FRENCH DISHROW SHE'S DIPP

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1932.

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE

OWING TO THE WONDERFUL RESULTS OF OUR CHRISTMAS SALE WE HAVE DECIDED TO EXTEND IT FOR, ONE MORE MONTH TO ALLOW OUR CUSTOMERS TO BUY THEIR CHRIST- MAS PRESENTS FOR THEIR FRIEND IN HONG KONG. AS WELL AS THOSE IN THE HOME LANDS.

PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER.

VIEW OUR GOODS & PRICES BEFORE

BUYING ELSEWHERE. SWATOW TRUSTING CO.

17A, QUEEN'S LOAD C. (same as Long Hing, Photo Suppliers),

1st. CLASS.

HAIR DRESSING SALOON.

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1933

$

Tel. 22317.

HAVE you returned your firms particulars for insertion in

the "Hong Section" of the 1933 DOLLAR DIRECTORY?

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

Secretaries are also reminded to forward all information concerning their clubs, associations, etc.

TO FACILITATE THE EARLY

PUBLICATION OF THE NEW

ISSUE THE PUBLISHERS / WILL

APPRECIATE THE PROMPT

RETURN OF ALL FORMS.

DIRECTORY

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SHE SHOULDN'T HAVE PUT IT IN THE PADER THAKT LOVE FRENCH COOKIN'- ANYWAY, WHATS FOOD GOT TO DO WITH POLITICS?

Forms may be obtained on application to the Manager,

Our representative will call if desired.

THE

HONG

KONG

DOLLAR

DIRECTORY CO.

WYNDHAM STREET.

MRS: DE LONGATE READ THER ARTICLE IN THE PAPER- HERE 15 TAVLETTEN PROÍS HERE SHE 197

INVITING US TO A SPECIALFRENCH DINNER• GIVEN IN TOUR. HONOR-