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THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1933.

__¶¶¶¶¶ WHAT TO DO WITH

Just Arrived

LADIES'

OLD VELOURS.

Transforming High- Crowned Styles.

Those who possess a somewhat

MILLINERY high-crowned velour hat of the type

ALL LATEST MODELS.

Prices Reasonable.

YEE SANG FAT

Co., Ltd.

which was fashionable a few years) ugo can mally alter it to the new shallow shape without the expense of reblocking. Cut off the brim ex- actly at the curve where it joins the crown and slit it open; cut a strip from the crown, leaving it deeper on one side than the other, to facilitate wearing the hat a lit- tle on one side. Brush and sponge crown and brim, flattening the brim under an iron.

It is advisable, while doing this, to keep a piece of rough-surface material between the fron and the velour. Pls crown and brim to-1 gether. It will then probably be

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SALE

ECOATS

JUMPERS

CARDIGANS

.from $20.00

2.50

Fr

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DRESSES.......

ALL HATS HALF PRICE.

REDBULLEEGICA BINGREDIEN

LATEST MODEL ROLLIEFLEX CAMERAS The cameras that take 12 exposures 09 a roll-Alm. MIMOSA PLATES PRINTING PAPERS & FILMS.

Painted Embroidery Colourful & Artificial

INVENTION OF BEAUTY. Most attractive creation not only for ladies, but also for cushions, handker

for the crown, and the superfluous piece should be folded against the back of the crown.

The front part of the brim of) the hat need not be put at the front) of the altered crown, and it may be necessary to cut the brim narrower to suit the face. Sew crown and brim together in such manner that the join does not show. Brush the edge of the hat and the join with a wire brush to raise the pile, and trim, either with petersham ribbon or with a device cut from the dis- carded velour.

PICNIC MEAL PACKING.

Supply Of Grease Paper Is Handy.

It is such fun to plan a picnic on the spur of the moment and take advantage of lovely day to spend

The Woman's Page

MENU SUGGESTIONS FOR TO-MORROW.

TIFFIN.

Grilled Oysters French Dressing Scalloped Turkey Curried Rice Boiled Shantung Cabbage Steamed Walnut Pudding DINNER.

Beef and Veal Soup Lobster a la Hongroise Roast Lamb Mint Sauce

Fried Cucumbers Bird's Nest Salad. Maraschino Cream Chocolate Wafers

PARIS STYLES FOR WINTER SPORTS.

Natty Knitted Wear Appearing.

Paris says Winter sports clothes are mudo of waterproof Jersey and there are "laced gaiters instead of socks, For skiing costumes be- coming colours are used for the Jumper, cardigan, cap, gloves, and short scarf. With navy blue Schiaparelli puts old rose and grey together or brown and rosy beige. The knitted caps which came with winter sports are now worn in Parls with more or less formal dress.

in

A girl wears a stone-grey-hand- knitted dras with steel buttons running from chin to hem and but- tons to match on the sleeves. Over it goes a grey tweed cont, and the woollen scarf and cap are of diagonally striped grey and emerald- green knitted wools.

In the grands magasins prepara- tions for the winter season have been made on a large scale. French children have always been dressed like their mothers and they are now, easily clad in soft woollen jerseys | and, for parties, dull silks. They wear long soft leggings and short skirts, cosy coats, and close-fitting bonnets or caps.

SUGGESTIONS FOR SANDWICHES.

FASHIONS BY AIR TO THE ARCTIC.

Salesman With Flying

Dress Shop.

Have you ever tried, by the way. to make some speclai sandwich but- tor for plenies? It is an excellent Lobster a la Hongroise, Cut the lobster in half, take the idea and a great saver of time when meat out, and clean the shells well there are piles of sandwiches to in cold water.

Cut up lobster prepare. meat, saute in table butter, moisten Put a quarter of pound of bat-Alaska, who have previously been with thick cream and add yolks of ter in a bowl and make it soft and compelled to be content with clothes 2 oggs beaten up with 2 tablespoons just sufficiently squashy to spread which were hopelessly out of

milk,

Replace in the lobster shells, dust with bread crumbs, top with

Scalloped Turkey.

it in the fresh air. Of course, if butter and bake in a hot oven. you káve a fifting plenic basket it.

Cover with cold water the bones is a great boen, because you are less likely to forget the salt, etc., skin and hard cooked portions, of when there are special containers turkey: simmer 2 or 3 or more for each item. But many people hours, strain, prefer to use an ordinary, rather shallow, fat hamper, and certainly it does leave you free to take what ever will be most acceptable in the way of beverages.

Women living in the remote dis- tricts of Northern Canada and

easily. To this add a little made fashion, can now obtain the latest mustard, a shake of cayenne, a tiny fashions almost as soon as women drop of good sauce, and bind them living in the cities,

all together. Sait can be added The owner of a women's out- to and so make the preparation fitting store in Canada, has had the even more easily to apply.

brilliant idea of fitting out, an air- plane as an aerial dress shop in which he flies as far north as Alaska carrying a cargo of dresses, conts, and other apparel.

Another novel method is to add anchovy essence or a paste of any kind to the butter and mix all to Melt 2 tablespoons butter, add 2 [gether. If this is spread liberally tablespoons flour, 1⁄2 teaspoon salt, on the bread it makes delicious fili- The visits of the flying Brees shop teaspoon black pepper and slowing without any further addition of are eagerly awaited, not only by the white population, but the Indian ly 1 cup strained stock while stir any kind, ring 'constantly. Chop the left-over Grated cheese, chopped, hard-and Eskimo belles. Tha owner coffee and take the milk in a separ-huntered baking dish with a blended with the butter very sue-conneries, and he is finding his ven- You can all a flask with tea or cold roast turkey moderately (there boiled eggs, and minced meat are times his visits to coincide with the be 2 cups), cover the bottom other ingredients which can be paying-off periods in the salmon ate bottle or you may like to pre-thin layer of cover with chopped cessfully;

Iture profitable. that to quench your thirat later. As turkey, then stuming, moistened so

pare some fresh lemonade and take

a matter of fact, the acid tang of as to spread, pour over sauce; cover eltrous fruits makes thera ideal for with buttered biscuit crumbs and

chiefs, and ornamental articles for cooking and thirst-quenching be.bake in a hot oven until hested

Jadient wear.

DISPLAY IN OUR STORE. ORIENTAL ART CO.

Agents:-

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28a, Des Voeux Road Central, Telephone No. 23459,

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It is a good plan to have a supply of grease paper to wrap up sand- wiches and cakes; It keeps them so much fresher.

BED-MAKING.

through and crumbs are browned.

Bird's Nest Salad.

Take cooked spinach, drained well, chopped, and seasoned with salt, pepper, oll and lemon juien. Shape it into little nests, and place them on a flattial dish. Let them grow quite cold; then shape little eggs of cream cheees (they can be To prevest blankets from trailing made with butter paddles) dust on the floor and becoming soiled them with cayenne, and arrange in while a bad is being made a chair the nests. Fill in between the should always be placed at the Ved-nesta with lettuce leaves or blanch- foot before the clothes are turned edcolery tips, dressed with French back. Sheets and blankets should dressing. Serve with a broad fish be loosely draped over the end of slice or similar silver khife. the bedstead and over the chair- Steamed Walnut Pudding. back to allow them to air thorough- Cream 1⁄2 cup butter; nåd-gradu- ly. The mattress should occasionally 1⁄4 cup sugar, stirring con ally be turned sideways instead of atantly. Sift together 2 cups flour, endways to ensure even wear. 1⁄4 teaspoon salt, and 2 teaspcións |

It is advisable to use an extra baking power; add to first mixture. alleet between the top blanket and alternately with 1⁄2 cup milk. Then the bedspread. This protects the add 1 cup chopped walnutment blanket when the bed-spread is re-and fold in the stifly beatan whites moved each night, and also looks of & eggs. Turn mixture into but- ncat. A thin old shalt serves the tered pudding dish and steam 1% purpose wall without adding undue hours. Serve with wine sauce as weight to the bed-clothes.

soon as removed from steamer.

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but

our readers are warned to look out for occasional phonetic spelling, such as harbor, plow, and altho

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VERTICAL (Cont.) 9-Open (Poet.) 10-Ever (Cantr.) 18-Bulid 15-8lx (Roman) 20-Approaches (21-Analyze a sentence.

22-Point of compass

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of hair

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open, hand 36-Drandful 37-Strike gently 28-faw metat 40-Fish egas

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The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzle will: appear in Monday's issue.!

MY WIFES

ALWAYS

ON

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GO!

So is

MINE!

1935, by Tan Hall fyndicate, Inc.

By J. MILLAR WATT.

BUT SHE ALWAYS COMES BACK!

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