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How Do You Get to be

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1952.

PRACTICAL

an Old Maid, Auntie? Good For Any Occasion

EM NOT AN OLD

} ANY MOMMIE DIS! ANG

AVUR BETGY?

WHOEVER TOLD YOU A THING LIKE THAT?

ENE SAID WHAT YOU DUGHT TO DO IS GO SEE YOUR DENTIST ABOUT

BAD BREATH! CO WAY

DON'T YOU AUNTIE

RUTH?

COLGATE DENTAL CREAMS GAINOS OUT

THE NATURAL SPARKLE OF YOUR TEETH,

TOO AND 1 SIMPLY LOVE

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LATEX-Thanks to Coigois Dental Cr

ANY NIECE NOW POINTS TO ME WITH PELİDE FOR THANKS TO COLGASES, IM A BRIDE!

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(Salads with a difference)

By ALICE DENHOFF

RECIPE round-up to- day, leading, off with a special chicken salad, good any place, any time, at home, for a picnic, for lunch, dinner or supper.

For 6-8 portions, com- bine 8-x, Jar boned chicken that has been diced, one e, shredded cabbage one c. shredded lettuce hearts,

c. cooked green beans cut in pieces, leed pimiento, 35 C.

y-xlioed thinly-

sweet pickles, and 2 hard-cooked ers, diced, in bowl that has been rubbed with rarlie. Chill Combine 34 c.

may- onnaise. grated onion, isp, Worcestershire sauce. tsp. minced parsley and finely crushed peppercorns,

Aild to chickell mixture just before serving, tossing Fightly with # fork. So different from the usual duli chicken and celery mixture!

FAVOURITE SOUP

quart lloed

potatoes and

otte ninf water, cooking for 20-30 min. Heat 2 tins con. densed chicken soup; add to potatoes and leeks, contine cooking

about 10 minutes. Force mixture fine leve. Beason 214 imp, salt and 3 tsp. pepper,

through

with

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for

leat one pint

each milk and cream: puree. It the

to

mixtore La not real smooth,

put through a fine sieve again. Makes about 2 quarts soup. Serve chilled. Ten minutes before serving, mix chopped mint leaves with the chilled naup for that extra touch,

PARTY SALAD

Want a party salad suggestion for something different? Then

skin

pear and remove seed. Put tho halves to- gether again with a mixture of anise reed, and cream cheere, or celery seed, paprika and cream cheese, Wrap the pear in waxed paper, twisting ends Jghtly. Chili in refrigerator,

Right here is where wo pre then slice in rings and serve on Foing to geL over the annual watercress with paprica French

Creme

Vichynoisse controversy dressing.

for this summer, any way. Sp

here

is our favourite, version of Bou that likes to think it is snooty but that is really just a super feck and potato soup. But it 15 delicious especially when prepared according to this recipe.

Cook 1 c. sliced onions and 1 c. siteed leeks In 3 tbsp. butter that has melte. Cook until soft but 'not Brown, Then ad one

---And whille_we're_in_the_

salad kitchen, how about a really good version of the mayonnaise theme? Put one thin slice of onion and one bunch watercress through food chopper, using fine

blade, Add to one o. mayonnaise, and whip light- ly with a silver fork unti horoughly blended, adding about salt to taste. Makes 1/4 c.

CAMP SHOW GIRLS TO KOREA GO TRAVEL-LIGHT

By ELEANOR ROSS

Whether by car, ship,

or plane, The wise travel light,

train

HOMECRAFT

A Matter of Caste

TAKE A GOOD LOOK at this room. The furniture ta simple, the lines good. But before you praise 1952's top furniture designers, we'd better tell you this setting was photographed in Paris in 1926. Richard Gump features it in his new book, a delightfully educational, volume.

They advise, too, all scarfs and traveller erchiefs should be of nylon-

rume plain coloured, the others Anyway, today we offer a in prints to go with the travel iribute to

"I'M JUST LOOKING around. the gallant Young wardrobe: With these, and one,

or at the most, two hats, there Don't really know what J Jadies of camp shows who ga

want," and rhould be ample, head covering,

this says

furniture to battle fronts fu. Korea,

tako

shopper. to bares and camps from Ice- and the nylon reart will land

There are of rainhat problems. Tuck 13 Tripoli.

in a

or coal girls

plastic raincoat have

not worry only how to keep their travel doo, even in midsummer -- one clothes neat, but have to pro- of those folding jobs that take vide for glamorous stage ap up sa little space. pearances us well, bringing a bit of home from home,

to men far away

Garment Bags

Golf Balls Provide

The girls have all sorts of nɔ- Attractive Hobby

and

WOOSTER, O. of an asparagus patch has grown What started as a care-taking into a large hobby for Mrs Beatrice. Ebert.

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duplications.

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the

By JOAN O'SULLIVAN

Do you have any furni-

ture phobias?

A great many people do, according to Richard Gump.

fully

There are others who let

a price tag decide whether or not they like an item. If it's expensive, they reason,. it must be good, Mr Gump goes to great lengths to disprove this theory.

Even worse. Is the famous name cult. Montion Chippen- dale and they shout "Hurray!" But, as the author takes pains to

"IF WE COULD only throw everything out." It may be a good idea, but it ta seldom possible,

He's the author of a delight-

entertaining and point out, even great artists have educational volumé. The 185 their off days and all their pages contain

a brief his designs aren't prize winners, as

cellent decorating tips and tory of furniture, some ex- several photos show.

a great deal of humour,

People are funny when it comes

to furniture, says

are impressed

The antique craze is another phobia that's pretty prevalent, and it can be pretty awful, anys Me Gump. There arc people who want nothing new in their homes. Everything must look battered and beaten to pass the by test. The results can be grim.

Some individuals think cle- home Tell Eance is the answer lo

decorating. A „man's· · home should be a castle, they reason, and proceed 10 stock up curly-whirly trimming. It was furniture that's Alled with

Versailles, but the want to doesn't

tions for travelling light looking lovely, nest and sweet. One notion to which most per- is that of formers subscribe packing everything in water-

bags, proot

with garment smaller bags for accessories and

Mrs Ebert has a collection. of other bags for toilet requisites.

Street dresses are mostly of 1,460 golf balls of nearly nylon, simply made and easily makes and dreraud

Lace up.

is lovely, The hobby started eight years the author. There are those they opine, but unters it is go when a neighbour moved, who

Ebert her three-foreign labels, think any- nylon face, they don't advocate leaving Mrs

asparagus patch. It was thing from some place olse it Nylon lace or nylon or cre

a golf course and they adjacent to Eandle or taffeta, while

must be wonderful.' tending the asparagus zay the white mny be expensive, ghis, save in labour and up-shoots, Mrs Ebert began to find them a fabric was woven in the waters of the Gulf of keep. And for the traveller, it golf balls alongside the weeds.

She started off by simply put- Hoplandia on the third day means fewer pressing bills, and clothes that are always ready ting them in a bog until a local for wear. Nylon underwear, fonds into a hobby.

of the Monsoon and they fine in. of Colfer suggested turning

gasp in delighted awe. but the girls seem course, profer

in mas und robes pyjamas

of

addition

to finding ballo Scersucker abeer.

This

fabric, near her home, Mrs Ebert trades because it is not as transparent sume of her tiems for others to P3 thin nylon, is

in the collection. Every let- а better filli traveller, the girls say.

ter of the alphabet is included The girls think that it is n except “Y.

"Y" Even "X" and "Z" such represented with good idea for the traveller on re tatt

"XX-Special" 15 pleasure bent to tuck in a tile trademarks

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**Zip.' hoc-cleaning kilt in her

parked page. The kit can be

Those she prizes most highly such as In a lttle drawstring bag and have unusual names tucked into a shoe, And, they "Squaw Creek" and "Jack Pot." rty, no women ought ever to Onu ball bears the name “Ro- travel without a pair of those bert Taft." folding transparent plastic rain trip by oulo. Sooner or later, there'll be use for them.

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MODERN DESIGNS can be 'ns attractive antiques although, some people don't think so. Tho dilver shown

on

THIS SETTING was featured at the 1926 exposition, too, where it was considered the last word in luxurious chic, but just look at it now!

EVERY YEAR has its fade. Can "Fooey," says Gump. you remember those Turicish

corners?

FLOWERS

Hve like a French king. His Nibs will nettle for solid com- fort any day, says Mr Gump: €

One chapter

called Fads, Fashions Fooey!" does on amusing job of dispelling the currently theory that what's popular is bound to be wonder- ful. There's a chapter, 100, 101. people who let their emotional reactions, personal prejudices and predilections be their guide when

buying furniture, Mr Gump gives an example of such

home. It's A house. A horrort

hodgepodgo

BLOSSOM

FROM OLD NYLONS

►

New York. Your arst step is removal of Flowers are blossoming colour. Then dye the stockings. In the colours you want, Includ- from old nylons this spring. ing some in green for use as

leaves, The fad for making artificidi

After drying, cut the stockings flowers from discarded hollew into three to five-inch squares... bezan in the South and one dye. From your copper screening, manufacturer, now in the act, ravel eight-inch strands et wire reports it is "sweeping the for the petals and leaves. ~, For cach petal and leaf, fold a square" of dyed nylon, over the wire, One of the ploncers in convert stretching out the fabric. You ing nylon to nasturtiums and can bend the wire to any shape other flowers is Mrs Ethel Frank, of petal or leat you desire, of Montgomery, Ala., who started

nation."

the hobby, while recuperating.

| from an Iliness. `·

Step by Step

The next step is to gather the

As a child she had made si:etched-out fäbrie at the Bottom bouquets out of scraps of wool. end farten it with wire, leaving shells and feathers, Before her part of the wire for stem. Trim llness, she has made corsages off excess fabric. You now have for herself and friends, using one petal. Repeat this process more dyes stockings to fashion bunches until you have five ar of red beca..

petals.- Leaves, are made'“ tha same way,

Remembering the succes Of the berries, he decide the nylons could be uled for tho entire flower. They are made by stretching dyed sections of nylon hosiery, over fine wire-cut from copper aereening..

The bureau says you can mak the blossom centre in either of two ways. One is to dip tuld, cotton into coloured crochet paraffin, cut as many pieces of the dries cotton as you'll: necp. and tie a knot at the end of each. The other method is to roll a small ball of nylon Tabris, coverį. Ing it with a larger plece for cate

* Idea Catchas On Other women took up the Idea ani now the Tintex home in assembling economies bureau has published a booklet describing the method- for making the flowers,

1"

b

To form the flower, bring the petals and contro together add flo. et the base with wire, cover The cost of making the ing the exposed wires with greet bouquets is small. You need dias, floral tape. To make a portage, carded" hosiery, a fow boxes of simply assemble; three, or u colour remover, all-fabels, dve, flowers and two or three leaves. porcelain or agate pans and a. Ir : you - want varl-colourat wooden spoon for the colure patola, use the tie-dyeing proces removing and dyeing operations. That is, before dyeing tie yo ordinary copper soreming, floral in the stockings about onering tape, relriors and coriage pins, and a half apart United 12019.

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