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THE CHINA MAIL.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1934.

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What To Wear On Raw Days

Mannish Coats And Bright Jerseys.

LATEST TYPES OF COATS

Mannish woollens, louse and Arm Lwill weares, diagonal stripes and

- brightly coloured jerseya-these are what to wear on "raw" winter mornings.

Some of the new woollen coats are given a novel forward flare to the collara. Fur revera are made to stand upright instead of flat, the rest of the cont is very plain and man-tailored.

Other coats, not No particular about their wearers' figures, are made of extra thick and soft jer- sey materials in warm shades of

blue, green, and brown.

Some are made to look like knit- Ling. They have pinched-in waists, fl bucks, long wrinkled sleeves

with square tops, and belts that tie at the back or front.

Among new colours for coats are "London fog" (a smoky-grey), "Plover's egg" blue, "Charleston" blue, and "Longchamp" green.

SKIN FOODS FOR WRINKLES

Astringents Useless In Many Cases.

PREVENTIVE METHODS

Dry skins. a possesed by many English women, are so apt to wrin kle that their owners have to take i the greatest care, and their beauty regime is a thing apart from all other types of beauty. They must have their skin cleansed, but with something that will not be harsh.. stimulated with a mild astringent, { or an astringent cream, nourished | with a skin food that the dry skin ran digest, and toned with a lotian. When wrinkles are rently bad

and deepseated, extreme measures have been invented that can move then. Wrinkle shields in the form of small plasters, shaped so

Cardinal Vogue

The designer of this smart calfit Jin combined red, black and white with becoming effect to create an evening ensembla af ture disține. tion. The roma crepe äreat shown has a chinesions feriled barkir in contrast to the vermillion velvet cape with its white epilar. Margaret Lind say, screen playar, is the charming model.

Efficiency Of Soft Soap

A Convenient Method Of Using.

The most efficient all-round | cleanser for houschld work is a people

as to be useful for wrinkles in any good soft soup. but many position, are coated with a paste dislike handling it.

Another Old-Time Revival

The Pork-Pie Turban And Boater Shape.

The woman of small feature is adopting the more definite pork- Die turban hat closely resembling. those which Leech delighted to sketch.

It may in its newer guise fit her head more skillfully than in the older days, and so "stay-put." A cluster of softening ostrich plumes will rest on one ear, with, in some cases, a curi escaping in the old- time way.

The boater shape is smart felts of all the darker 18th-century shades, and retains its quaint semi-masculine hardness.

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Its latest phase has gated air, and the hat dips right: back-and-forward after the way of the riding hats of its period. The hat is worn well off the left side, however, and many amusing fan- and Lasies in the way of quilla curling ostrich feathers decorate! The crown.

Off-The-Forehead Fashion

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

TIFFIN Consomme a La Nesselrode Filets de Sole a la Piemontaise Braised Quails, Indian Style

Roast Sucking Pig Sage Stuffing Apple Sauce Creamed Cauliflower Buttered Parsnips Fried Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce Canary Cream

Nuta, Raisina, Dried Lychees DINNER Consomme des Nida d'Hirondelles Asparagus Patties

Roast Duck with Orange Sauce Grilled Potatoes Green PeaA Cold Roast Fig Fruit Salad

Mince Pics

Ithem again. Shred rather finely one small onion, a small carrot, a tender celery stalk, and a few fresh mushrooms. Fry these with the bones in a braising pan with enough batter, till they are of n pale colour. Place the quails on top, and season, cover with butter and braise in the oven till they are! done. About 10 minutes before Laking up the birds, add gil of Madeira sauce, and gill rich- ly favoured carry sauce. Drean the quaile on a neatly shaped bor- il der of rice. Boll sauce, skim well, and strain it over the quails. Canary Cream

11⁄2 pint milk, 4 oz. loaf sugar, 1 lemon, 4 oz. leaf gelatine, and 6 yolks of egg8. Boil the milk, ndd the sugar and the thin rind of the 2 quarts consomme, 1 doz. chest- ¡lemon. Dissolve the gelatine

Consomme a la Nesseirode

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made from a herbal powder, and The best

way of ensuring its left on all night. In the morning economical use and avoiding actual puls, 3 yolks of eggs. 2 gill game a little warm milk, and add it to stock, glass Madeira wine, pep-kthe above. Beat up the yolks of they are removed with warm water contact with the hands is to put a

the eggs, add the strained juice of 1⁄2 and an astringent tonie.

dessertspoonful of the soap into per and salt to taste. Skin

chestnuts, boll in water or milk lemon, mix with the milk, etc., and Bock. One specialist advises his clients, the foot of an old woollen

until tender, and rub through stir until it thickens, but it must however, to prevent the arrival of Wet it and work it about until It

sieve. Mix with the yolk of egg not boil.

wetted Strain into wrinkles by the use, especially lathers

on the fee

or during the winter, of

This soapy rag will instantly re. Per and salt, fill into a number of mould, and place a prepara-

and game stock, season with pep-|refrigerator. Turn out when Act, tion of the pulp of ripe cucumbers, move grease from pans, sinks, gasper and salt, fill into a number of and serve with fruit compote made either in thick or thin cucum- [staves, paint, cooking tins, and so

well-buttered small moulds, and jam. bera, made either in thick or thinjon. Aluminium sparkles after Ita

poach them in the oven for 101 Consomme des Nibs d'Hirondelles. emulsion.

the application, while if the frying pan minutes. Let them cool nourishes This

A little, Prepare a well flavoured chicken. body when taken interankly, and it is wiped round while it is still hot then turn out and place them in and veal stock, strain it and when is well known that wrinkles urejį will be clean in a moment.

a soup-dureen. Add the wine to clarified, cook in it, the required; best treated by filling out the tingue! For fled and Jinoleum-covered

the consomme, season to taste, let amount of Chinese bird's nesta, and skin than by dautening it still floors it is unequalled, being far it boil for a few minutes, and pour previously soaked for several hours! further by harsh astringent meu-lquicker removing trodden-in gently into the tureen, It is then in tepid water. Season to taste

marks than a scrubbing brush.

rendy for serving.

and serve hot. A little dry sherry Filets de Sole a la Piemontaise I frequently added at the fast to Skin one or more soles, remove improve the favour of this soup. the filets fold them and place them Allow 1 nest for 2 or 3 pints of in a buttered saute pan, season soup. with pepper and salt, moisten with

Bures.

in the oven

Roast Duck with Orange Sauce Roast one or more ducks, truss-

Style That Failed

To Please.

The drastic off-the-forehead decree in millinery which was one) of the unpleasant developments of late autumn fashion is not making progress.

It is coming in for much hostile criticism from women who belong to two opposing schools of milinery thought the straight-on-the-head or the forward-tilt poises.

It is neither becoming nor smart, they say, for, though now, it gives | the impression of dowdiness.

One hears — and eccasionally sces-the much-discussed off-the- forehead hat, but a glance round the smart lunching places shows that a chic woman is wearing the amall turban or tricorne tipped over the right eye.

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your youth. for 10 ed neatly, till done, baste frequent- minutes, when partially cooked.ly during the proces of roasting. add unough tomato sauce to well Cut into the usual number of joints cover the filets bake for another and dish up on a hot dish. Gar- 5 minutos, dish up, pour over the nish with small bunches of water. nauce, garnnish with small polenta cress and quarters of oranges from | croutons and serve very hot..

which the pite have been removed Braised Quails, Indian Style

pour a little gravy'round, and serve. Bone 6 small quatis, and truss with a boat of orange, sauce.

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