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THE CHINA MAIL.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1932.

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Paris Retains It "Short Cuts"

Wind-Swept Style Proves Popular.

There is still more short hair than long in Paris, and the wealth

of long hair seen in England finds no parallel there. Nor are thers) quite so many platinum and peroxida

Developing, Printing and enlarging blondes, and, for some unfortunate under takona,

Repairing Cameras of all make.

reason, this fashion is adopted by the older women.

mostly

If

hair is long the Frenchwoman must 26a Des Voeux Road Central. 80% to it that it is also entirely!

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muat be worn in the stiffest pos- sible horizontal roll, which will stand out by itself from the nape of the neck and which often completes

As new as the first the hat and gives it a sort of twist day you wore them All

THEIR original glan

'mpaired-their

leather kept supple-shoes that have their daily clean with Kiwi keep as new as the first day you wear them

Kiwi contains special la- gredients that preserve the finest leather, keeping it waterproof and wear. resisting twice as long.

In black and all abades of

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KIWI

KIW

at the end. Hats and hair become much involved, and it is impossible to separate many of them. A hat is worn completely over one car, where it forms a sort of bandeau, including one side of the forehead. On the other side, the hair is awept down and plastered there to form the other side. There is no hint) of anything that looks like hair in,

the ordinary sense.

The shorter kinds of hair

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given the sculptured look by means!

of some unguent which sticks the

The Woman's Page

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

TIFFIN.

Cold Boiled Clams Mayonnaise Sauce Stewed Briskit Of Beef

Fronth Beans

Lentil Salad

Baked Pear Dumplings

DINNER.

Cream Of Artichoke Soup Smoked Pomiret Butter Sauce

Chipped Potatoes Salmi Of Partridge. Baker Potatoes en surpriss Chocolate Custard Chantilly. Styls

Lentils are inexpensive and can

be used for so many kinds of dishes! that housewives should always keep some on hand in her kitchen cup- board. Chinese cooks nick-name thom bug-beans.

To prepare them for salad well} wash them in four or five waters, until they are quite free from mud. Boil them gently in 3 times as much water, with a little dripping and popper and salt, from one to one and a half hours. Keep them care- fully stirred whilst cooking. When cold add French dressing and if liked 1⁄2 an onion finely chopped.

Salm Of Partridge.

4 partridges, 2 wineglasses of sherry or Madeira, 1 pint of brown Bauce, some fried croutons of bread; A little glazo. Ronst the partridges; when cold cut them into neat plecia. Put these with seasoning into a stew pan with the Madeira or sherry and the brown sauce, arid boil gently until reduced to a pint! Strain the sauce and put it into the stewpan Soft-soled slippers, particularly again. Make the pieces of partridge To keep cut-glass tumbers and useful for the elderly and for in hot in the sauce and simmer gently,

SAVE YOUR GLASSES.

SOFT-SOLED SLIPPER.

some of the sance over and serve the

individual hairs together and vases from becoming dull, and to en- valids to wear when Jying down, then put them on a dish. Pour makes them able to be moulded into able them to retain their original are to be bought or may be hand-remainder in a boat. Garnish with any particular shape. The wind- gleaming appearance, they should be knitted. Cast on stitches to six croutons brushed over with glaze. swept hair, which looks more like washed in very soapy water which or seven inches, according to the

Baked Potatoes on Surprise. Wish and peel large, uniform

coror

Put in dripping pan and bake in a hot oven antil potatoes are soft. Baate with lard twice while baking.

a yokel fringe or a Cockney quif infis as hot as possible, taking care to size of the foot (six inches if a the wrong place is popular, though put the articles in the water side-size four shoe is worn), and knit sized potatoes. With an apple remove: two rod-like it la used with discretion. A bald ways to prevent cracking. The ar- nine inches in two knit, two purl sections, from each. Fill cavi

ticles should be allowed to cool hnd Cast off. Double the resulting ties with thin forehead, may have a plece of wind-then be immersed in blue water. If strip and sew it up, turning it in a first removing the casings. Replace veal sausages, swept hair over one temple. Some the glass a treated in this manner of the short pieces of hair that are every week to process might be car-ittle at the opening. It will then plug in each cavity to cover to plastered here and there on the fore- ried out on washing day and the be a bag four and a half inches usages. head to suit a particular hat look blue water utilised for the two pur- deep. Crochet an edge round the poses. Water-glass applied to the rather like a short feather that is broken edges of glass is an excellent

opening and sew a bow or wool dipped in oil.

Portions of it medium for mending purposes, as pompom at the top of one seam to coalesce and end in a little curve. it is almost, transparent.

indicate the front. Hair is brushed in any direction, but in every ease it must adhere closely to the head, and anything less wind-swept. in appearance can Agents:-W. R. LOXLEY & CO. | hardly be imagined Red dye is

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Colour On The Table

Chocolate Custard..

Melt 1 square chocolate over hot water, add 1⁄4 cup sugar and 1/3 cup) cold water, stir and cook until amooth and glassy. Then add 2 cupa milk.

·Beat 4 eggs- slightly, add 1⁄4 cup sugar, teaspoon salt and 1⁄2 tea spoon cinnamon; combine with cho 'The mats and trays which do not! The trays are at their best in colate mixture, turn into a buttered mark with heat and which can be scarlet, creamy-white, and black. individual mould and sprinkle with freely washed, not only add much The black, especially in the oval Buger. Set moulds in a pan of hot water and bake in a moderate oven to the table but they also make un-shapes, is excellent for coffee cups, until firm. Chill and serve each in necessary the many napkins which while cream-coloured cups and a nest of whipped cream sweetened hava come into use of recent years.jcraam tray also look attractive. and flavoured with vanilla. The old cork mats were always un-The scarlet trays can be used de-

WOOL. EMBROIDERY. Interesting and in a comparatively coratively. In a room which is

short time they lost their freshness merely distempered in 靄 cream A black woolen frock with red and absolutely demanded something colouring and which has dark furni- and white Angora wool embroidery which would cover them up.. The ture, they seem the natural comple is striking and the value of this new mats are produced in a variety ment Some people keep them on embroidery is not fully realized the mantelpiece--perhaps in three until the dress has been analyzed of colours, though those which are alzes, whence they can be easily and the observer perceives that if definito in shade are perhaps the taken for use. They give that this embroidery were not there the most satisfactory. Piliar-box red touch of brightness which the room model would have nothing to dis is one of the prettiest colours and needs and they are particularly tinguish it from a frock made

adapted to old-fashioned houses with several seasons ago... there are corresponding greens and stone and beams. For brealdasts This suggests that many an old blucs. Blue is apt to look cold on in bed a scarlet tray, if it suits the black dress might be brought up to a table, but it depends, of course, china, is cheerful White, tran- date by this magic, modernizing on the rest of the fittings, Some parent china looks well upon it and touch. Wool-embroidering ls.com- so does a pale yellow Yellow rooma paratively easy. The patterns are blue mats enhance ching to should have red trays, but nothing not difficult to follow, and the need- marked degree. The bright greens short of the lacquer red, which les used are easy for inexpert hands go with most things and give them must never be allowed to de- to handle. in fresh appearance;:""

generate into pink.

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