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THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1933.

11 The WOMAN'S Page 1

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29th, AT

THE CENTRAL

SHE WASHED HIS WOUNDS AND URGED HIM ON HER COURAGE WAS HIS COURAGE, HER ARMS THE CRADLE OF THE CONQUERORS

A GREAT STORY! A GREAT CAST: A GREAT PICTURE-!

RICHARD

THE

HARD ER

Out of the crowded hours they fired

has come a tidal drama duay as he- man passion....soaring to the skins!

WITH EDNA MAY OLIVER, GUY KIBBEE

AND A CAST OF 5,000

AN RKO RADIO SPECIAL!

ANK

"AL FRESCO FETE"

the 50th Annual Fete of the

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

will be held in the compound of the

CATHOLIC

CATHEDRAL

on

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1933

From 3.30 p.m., to 11 p.m.

Under the Distinguished Patronage of

H.E. The Governor Sir Willium Peel, K.C.M.G.. K.B.E.

ADMISSION -

$1.00.

Each admission ticket entitles the Holder to a Souvenir on the evening of the Fete only.

From 3.20 p.m. to 6 p.m. the stalls will be open and excellent programmes staged of special interest to Children. Tea and refreshments obtainable.

In the Grounds there will be a Toy Bazaar - Lucky Wheel - Shooting Gallery and a lot of other attractions.

All The Fun Of The Fair

for the

KIDS and GROWN-UPS Come and Help Hong Kong's Foor.

Making Use Of Old Furs

Converted, They May

The

Be In The Mode.

frame-the-face collar; in some form or other, Is returning-to favour for women who appreciate. the flattering lne such a fur col- lar can give.

Many yokes. collars and ton sleeves as well as other excellent warmth-giving details are to be seen in flat fur trimming. Thess flat fur ties, stolen, yokes, sleeves, hands ruuning the full length of a coat, capes, muffs, tippets, waist- roats and detachable fur collars give those of us, who have well- worn fur coats and odd pleces of fur put away against the arrival of an occasion such as the present, the opportunity of stepping right into the mode-at renovation cost. only. Seal. squirrel, nutria and akunk can all be turned to good account.

NEWEST ENSEMBLE

The very newest thing in en- sembles it topenat, skirt and tunic jacket. The coat linking matches the tunic, and ties the whole thing up very smartly,

Evening Luxury

shin splendid mink coot, worn by Mar Clarke, screen player, fairly endiates warmth and beauteous lux- sey. Designed specifically for eve- sing wear, the cost is worn over a anft, eling gown of midnight blus cire satin,

Menu Suggestions Fòr To-morrow

TIFFIN Tripe a la Nicoise Mashed Potatoes

Scotch Pie

Baked Stuffed Apples

DINNER Mullicatawny Soup

Pomeret a la Creme Boiled Silverside of Beef Macedoine of Vagetables Steamed Suet Pudding Rum Sauce

Tripe a la Nicoise

1 oz.

G

2 lb. tripe (well boiled);

wine; butter: pint white

carrots: onions: 1 pint stock; 2 pepper and salt. Meit bulter in a resserole. Add sliced carrots and onions and fry till brown. Add boiled

2 tripe. cut

inch into squares, with pepper and salt to

In tuste. Stir stock and

over enough white wine or milk,] Lo cover. Cook quickly in a hot oven. Drain and serve with sauce made from 1 tablespoon clove oll 2 tablespoons lemon juice, 1 egg yolk, twice its weight in cream, and a dash of vinegar. Whisk well be fore serving.

Holled Silverside of Beef

2 lb. silverside; 3 small turnips:

1 medium parsnip; 3 small carrots:

8 peppercorns; small cabbage:

[suet dumplings. Wash meat well.

Elastic Lace

Elastic laces, silks, and velvets are among the most interesting de- velopments of this season. A yard and a half of elastic lace is all that is used in a perfect Princess dinner frock. A cap of elastic) velvet, or a large beret, is only the size of a powder-puff and can be put in one's handbag! It is very attractive in all the new colours.

1

DALMATIAN VELVET FOR EVENING.

Resembles Dog's Skin.

Necks on day dresses are

now

high sometimes Anished off with a soft bow, or buttoned across with one rever rising above the shoulder line, but mostly one sees

small reund or square necke, with rows of piping or sitching on the bodice, ¡ and a good deal of interest centre- ed either in the shoulder, which is still moderately wide, or between the elbow and the wrist; puff and lego mutton sleeves, except oc- casionally for evening, have com- pletely disappeared.

Intricate Cut Of Sleeves.

Intricate out at the top of the sleeves to form points is a new and interesting trick fashion has upi her sleeve.

Folds to obtain fullness are very. very now and if you crave elbow room, this same treatment, repeat- ed at the wrist as well as at the

shoulder, will give a weeping, oval line hat is both graceful and comfortable.

POWDER-ROUGH AND LIPSTICK

Four tints of lipstick and pow.

If very salty, soak for the few der-rouge, exactly matching each hours in cold water, and then wipe other, arg considered

sufficient

dry. Tie into a round with a plece variety for the different types of of string or tape. Place in a pan women who do not wish to look af cold water, enough to, cover.] "made up," but t have their natural

Skim, simmer gently for beauty enhanced. Boll up. 30 minutes. Skim again and boll

hour. Add peeled, washed and Green and white spots and a be. sliced cabbage, turnips, carrots, goain red-and-white are poular wine paranipa, dumpling and pepper colour effects, All the spotted POR, Cover and simmer again range for crepes and foulards are

areful.

| Cover clonely and cook in a very

slow oven for one hour. Serve for hour.

from casserole with mashed pota

teen.

Scotch Pie

11⁄2 lb. four: 1⁄2 teaspoon salt; 24

| ib. lean port; 1 hard boiled egy;

A

3 oz, buller; 1 egg and little water; 3 oz. bacon; 1⁄2 teaspoon Fail: pinch of pepper.

Rub butter into flour. Add salt, and moisten with beaten egg to make firm

dough. Roll out thinly and line a well greased ple dish with alter- nate layers of pork, bacon and egg. Add seasoning and water, cover and decorate with remainder of pastry. Make a hole in centre of ple and glaze with egg. Bake 2 hours. Put in 1 gill of stock and 4oz. gelatine, dissolved. Serve with a green salad.

Pomfret a la Creme

1 medium pomfret; whit wine to: cover; pinch ground clove; pepper; |salt; pinch grated lemon peel; 1 egg yolk; vinegar; cream. Plate fish in a buttered fireproof· ́dish. Sprinkle with pepper and salt, ground clove and lemon peel, pour,

COLD meat and fowl become really appetising with a little

LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE

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HONG KONG HOTEL; REPULSE BAY HOTEL;

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SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE; PALACE HOTEL;

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- In association with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Peking.

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 abelling, such as harbor, plow, and altbo

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126

133

34

138

12 13 4

15 16

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19

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HORIZONTAL

1-To burst axunder

7-Planned

13-Large take 14-Passageway

16-Military assistant 17-Harbor 18-Pad puls 19-Mirth

20-Unit 21-Odd 23-Terminate

24-Residence (abbr.)

25 Organ of hearing 27-Give pleasure to 30-Marry

32-Large mammaş of

South America B-Rast 15-Foundations

30-Food containers

80-Gain

io-Conflict

41-Opinión 42-Rot

44-English title

48–Medicinal plant 48-Sardinia (abbr.) 49-Sharp encounter. 50-Station (abbr.)

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| HORIZONTAL (Cont) | VERTICAL (Cont)

62-Evil

63-Science.

66-Lured

59-Prefix. Acrote

61-Trim

63-City in Italy

64-Reating place

65-Ventura

66-Endures

67-Remove the skin 68-Thin 69-Moved by steam

VERTICAL

1-Banishua

2-To prese 2-Father

4-To

step, so flax

5-Segmenta

6-Row

7-Plat

8-Edge

9-Chlid's gama 10-Place of baked clay |11-Paradies

12-Those who, dead 15-A garden toet. (pl.)" 21-Berles

122-Consume

|24-Slams of a palm

25-Clattered

28-The author of

"The Cloister and the Hearth"

(29-Dined 110-Faden

31-Hinder

33-Gulde 34-Bluggish

36-ARK

37-8peak

41-Land surrounded by

water (pl.) 42-Huts 45-Gava |47-Consumed 4B-Borrowful |51-A. fish-hook

62-Lower animal 54-Genuine |65-The darnel 57--Lácarata 68-8mall beda

|59-A set of workers 80-Scarce

# -02-Half a scoré

64-Mineral spring

-The solution of the above with a new ormes-wort practs wits" appear in Monday's issus.

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YESTERDAY'S SOLUTION

TRUST ROMAN

18L2-EVE| SPLCCNME IE ACSPO) DRV PELTS ETAS BEC IRON O ENDS EGG RES TREA ON BOA! STEEPSKH

ALTER

Bringing Up Father.

WELL, IVE JUST HIRED A CHEF „THAT WAS FORMERLY IN THE

EMPLOY OF BARON ÚDWILL - (TYS JUST ANOTHER. STER URI

THE LADDER IN SOCIKTING FOR US-

{AMI SUPPOSEDÍ TO OË HAPPY.

·ABOUT IT!

THERE'S THE NEW COOK-

HE LOOKS LIKE HE. BATS

ALL HE COOKG~.

YES-MUM!"I LEFT THE BARON AFTER BEIN' IN HIS, SERVICE

FOR FOUR YEARS-

WHY DID YOU: QUM MAY HA

OHI I GOT SICK AND. TIRED OF COOKING CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE FOR HIM. THE HAD IT TİVİLİR

DAYS A WEEKS.

EEK!"

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