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THE CHINA MAIL:

TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1933.

111 The WOMAN'S Page tit

"HB

a glass full

of good health.

MALT strengthens the body and builds up bone and muscle....

YEAST is an excellent nerve Lonic and purifies the blood.... HOPS give that pleasant tang which has made beer a favourite drink the world

over.".

WATER the drink without which no living thing can exist..

BREWERS

KONG

BRITISH

BREWED

LERS

ISTILLE

•H·B⋅

TRADE

BRAND

MARK

PILSENER

BEER

LIMITED

Keeps you fit in any climate.

Brewed, and Bottled by

THE HONG KONG BREWERS AND

DISTILLERS, LTD.

HONG KONG

Now Maturing Ready Soon.

Britain's Beauty Battalion

Dancing On The Path To Health.

NOW 20,000, STRONG.

A woman of 78 is an active mem- ber of the "Beauty Battalion," or the Women's League of Health ani Beauty, to give it its official name. Twenty thousand have enrolled

in the "Beauty Battalion."

When Mrs. Bagot Stack started

it less than three years ago there were 16 members. The 16 grew to 5,000 by last year. Now they have leapt up to 20,000. By the end of this month they will probably be 1'25,000, and by the end of the sum-

mér 50,000.

Now there are "Beauty Bat- talion" branches in Belfast, Glas- Liverpool, Birmingham. gow, Southend, Reading and Slough, Golders Green, Kensington, Halle- way and other places-including New York.

A contingent of the New York girls came all the way to Albert Hall to take part in the League's annual demonstration of physical training and dancing over

which

Mr. Justice Atkinson has just pre- Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

sided.

"Beauty-in-a-Nutshell".

Miss Maire Bond. the first-

lieutenant, as

to Mrs. it were, Stack, revealed in an interview the "beauty-in-a-nutshell" definition:

A natural complexion, glowing| cheeks, shining eyes and lus-!· trous hair-through healthi She was asked: "But lan't it

generally supposed that a girl can

obtain all these things by buying a box of cosmetics and a bottle of hair oil?"

Misa Bond replied: "Once a girl comes into the league powder 'means very little to her."

The league's way to beauty in-! cludes Greek ballroom, tap and cabaret dancing, exercises, voice

The Menu

(Serving Eight) Tomato Juice.Cocktail Moulded Chicken Loaf Bettina's Fruit Salad Buttered Rolls Plum Jelly Strawberry Tartlets Coffee Salted Nuts

Moulded Chicken Loaf, Serving

8

1 package lemon flavoured gela-

tine mixture.

2 cups bolling chicken stock.

1⁄2 cup diced celery,

4 tablespoons chopped pimientos.

1⁄2 teaspoon salt

1⁄2 teaspoon paprika.

11⁄2 cups diced cooked chicken. Pour stock over gelatine mix.

production and other pleasant ture and stir until it has dissolved. things.

Miss Bond continued:

"We have a slogan that anyone from 'Six to Sixty' can join.

"One of our members is 78. She ¡comes regularly every week to exercise. She declares that it does ¡her a lot of good and that she goes away feeling absolutely youthful.

"At our classes all 'class' dis- A great variety of Sun Helmets,unctions vanish. Our dances are Straw Hats, Bathing Costumes, entirely democratic. Khaki & White Drill Shorts, Wool

because

Cool. Add rest of ingredients.

Chill until stiff. Unmould and serve cut in slices.

Bettina's Fruit Salad, Serving 8

1 cup mayonnaise.

1⁄2 cup whipped cream.

1 cup diced pineapple.

cup diced peaches.

1⁄2 cup seeded white cherries. 1/3 cup red cherries.

1 cup lard.

4 tablespoons cold water. Mix four and salt. Cut in the with lard with knife. Mixing

When knife, slowly add water.

forma, break off stiff dough pleces, roll out each piece and ft pans. Crinkle into deep muffin

edges with fingers. Prick sides

and bottoms of cases. Bake 12

Two-Way Sleeve For Summer

Smart And Practical Mode Described.

ECONOMY IN DRESSES

It was an American woman in an

minutes in moderate oven. Cool. American dress who exemplified Remove little cases and when ready what strikes one as the brightest

to serve, fill with berry mixture.

Berry Mixture.

3 cups berries.

2/3 cup sugar.

1 cup whipped cream.

1 teaspoon vanilla.

3 tablespoons confectioner's

sugar,

ideas seen for spring and summer.

She wore a frock of printed crepe- de-Chine, which might equally well have been in cocton, linen, or voile. and only the top part of the sleeves was attached to the dress. This was of the fashionable small frill' or Mix berries and 23 cup of sugar-cape variety, while below it from Chill. Mix cream, vanilla and con-wrist to upper arm almost, but not fectioner's sugar. Chill. When meeting the shoulder frill, a detach- ready to serve, place berries in able sleeve was pulled on and kept cases and top with whipped cream in place by buttons at the wrist, and ] Serve at once.

presumably by thin inserted elastica nigher up.

CLEANING MEN'S TIES

In the case of the silk material this provided a day dress which eould be converted into an evening eup shredded almonds. Mix and chill fruits. Drain off When cleaning men's ties use or theatre one by the removal of the *Nobody knows who the others juice. Add simonds. Mix may-branwater instead of petrol. Let lower sleevei.

"Christian

In the case of a washing summer & Bistle Stockings, Fountain Pens, are

Names canaise and whipped cream. Add I cup of bran stand, in I quart of hot Gold & Silver Watches, Fit & Only is our rule. Leaders, half to fruit mixture. Arrange water for I hour, allow to cool, strain frock, all women know how often a

ties, using & Spray. Sporting & Day wear Shoes, teachers and members are known on lettuce and top with remaining and wasn

dipping short-sleeved appearance is not the only as Phyllis or Helen or Betty mayonnaise. Serve at once.

motion and no scap. Press with right, especially for town or as the case may be.

fairly hot iron, having first inserted office: In fact, the possession of ja piece of cardboard cut to the shape extra sleeves will often obviate the

of the tie. The card prevents glossy possession of two frocks. creases showing.

etc.

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Bringing Up Father.

WERE DOIN' A LOT OF PACKIN", BUT,, WHERE ARE WE COIN FOR THIS REST? TELL ME :

"We go down on the seaalde beaches and we are about to start In mothers' and children's class.

"Music plays a big part in our scheme. All our movements done to music, which is very im- portant. To sum it all up: perfect health, which we are all striving for, is beauty.”

PASTE FOR WALL-PAPER.

are

а

Mix flour and water into a thick paste, free of lumps. Add boiling water to form a consistency which could be spread smoothly with brush, then add two tablespoonful of brown sugar, six or eight drops of oil of cloves or lavender and a [little corrosive sublimate.

--DONT ASK SO MANY QUESTIONS JUST DO'AS'!

SAY-NOW GO TO MY ROOM. AND BRING DOWN MY ORESSES-

Strawberry Tartlets

3 cups flour. 1 teaspoon salt.

HURRY- I WANT YOU TO UNPACK SOME GRIPS AND TO GET MY TRUNK DOWN OUT OF THE ATTIC-

YES- MAY

LOVE:

YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

ATS) ASSE ASS SPECI

The notion, therefore, is economi-; cal as well as smart and practical, and is worth bearing in mind when having a summer outfit made. A little extra stuff is needed and no extra room in packing is required. [The lower sleeves is best made with a small frill at the top, but can be of any snape that is fancied to go with the style of the frock. That is to say, it can have long or short [cuffs and can be cut full or close or

leg-of-mutton or bishop-wise.

that

Yet another advantage is these sleeves can be washed quickly and often while the dress itself needs only occasional attention from the laundry,

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

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

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

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A

12

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17

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HORIZONTAL 1-River in Tyrol and

Bavaria 5-Moved rapidly

-Happen

12-PER

10-Fright

13-Organs of hearing 14-Attorney (abbr) 16-8mail candi 16-Cut short 20-A fiquid massure

(abbr)

21-Part of a window

(pl.)

22-Greek letter 23-Ridges

20-A

Drain

27-Steep 29-Journeys to carry

$3-Part of the foot 34-Largest city in the World (abbr)

35-inne

39-Removed the hide 45-Rub out

16-Former Russian

titie

17~Employ busily in

| HORIZONTAL (Cont) | VERTICAL (Cont.)

47-8kli! |48-Infamed places on

the skin [50-Definits' articia - |51-Residence (abbr.)

62-Dress with the beak [53-Series (abbr.) ¡54-Dischargs 58-Profound

|59-Royal ́chair

60-Those who catch

dela [01-Mimicked

62-Haul

VERTICAL

I-Pronoun 2-Evil 3-Entrances 4-Mends 5-Hardanad

B-A fruit (pl.): 7-Hake a mistaks B-Doctors (abbr.) S-Baseball termi

44-Soft food for babies 11-Revelled

46-Those outside any

*** profession /ENK

14-Altar end of a

church

work 15-Existed 19-Hinders

24-Pats 25-Breathe nolally

when asleep

27-Decay

23-A

color

(30–Lair

32-Large deer 35-Rend 35-Restrain 37-Large casks 28-Had pleasure sg-Hoved rapidly |43-Insect eggadta

41-The upper air (pl.)

42-One who dyes

[45-Exlet

4-Backbone

49-8com

|54-Epoch

|65–Kitchen utanal! -

67-Highest note in

Guido's souls

68-Wooden pin

The solution of the above with a new cross-word puzzla' 'wili appear in to-morrow's issue.

WILL YOU PUT THAT TRUNK DOWN AND GO UPSTAIRS AGAIN AND BRING ALL MY

SHOES DOWN HEREČ

BY GOLLY- I'LL NEED

A REST BY THE TIME.

MAGGIE GITS: THROUGH ORDERIŃ ME ABOUT-"

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