1933-07-06 — Page 3

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933

MORNING

NOON

NIGHT

FOOD VALUES GIVING THE WORLD

KING'S RESTAURANT

Above King's Theatre.

TO-DAY'S TIFFIN

$1.00

·SPECIAL CHICKEN CURRY

MADE BY

Our Indian Chef..

PURE

CHINA

FAMOUS

PEONY BRAND-FLOWER BASKET BRAND-PEACOCK BRAND

WORLD STANDARD FOR HIGH QUILTY

FIRST QUALITY - CHEAP PRICE

司公茶華

THE CHINA TEA CO.

1B, POTTINGER STREET.

"RICKSHAW BRAND

CELEBRATED

CEYLON TEA

SOLD BY ALL COMPRADORES

Awarded ∞ GOLD MEDALS

FOR PURITY, STRENGTH

AND FLAVOUR.

Sole Distributors —

Stocked by good dealers,

DAVIE BOAG & Co., Ltd.

WHAT TO ORDER TO-DAY?

"TIFFIN

BAKED FILLETS OF SOLE

BOILED POTATOES CREAMED VEAL

STEAMED RICE

BROILED TOMATOES SPAGHETTI PUDDING

DINNED

WHITE SOUP

SWEETBREAD AND PEA SALAD ROAST STUFFE LEG OF PORK'

APPLESAUCE SAUERERAUT

APPLE AND SULTANA PIE

Creamed Veal

White Soup.

Veal trimmings pint milk, pint white stock, oz. tour;

z. butter: 1 dess rtspoon onion juice; salt and pepper; & mush- rooms; butter. Remove the skin from the veal and put the meat through the mincer. Melt the but ter add the flour and when well blended stir in the milk and stock

1 lb, Potatoes; 21 pints whits and bring all to the boil. Add the stock: 3 anions; seasoning; 1 small onion juice and seasoning to taste, then mix in the veal and one mush piece of celery, 1 pint of milk; }}; oz. rice. Thinly peel the potatoes, room prepared, cleaned and chop-wash them and cut into thick slices. ped. Tarn the mixture into

Peel and slice the onions. Wash small casserole. If it seems too thick, thin it down slightly. Sim- and cut up the celery Put all mer it gently for from I to one these vegetables into a saucepan hour, or until tender. Serve the with the stock and cook gently un creamed veal on a hot dish, and til soft. Rub soup through a sieve. garnish it with the remainder of Put it back into the saucepan, sea- the shrooms, which should have I son well and add the milk. Wash been peeled, washed and halved, the rice and add to the soup and and cooked in butter. Sufficient the soup slowly until the rice for three persons.

Spaghetti Pudding.

is soft. Pour into a hot tureen.

Sweetbread and Pea Salad.

Apple and Sultana Pie.

1 oz. Spaghetti: 1 egg; 1 pist Boil sweetbreads in the usual milk; 2 drasertspoons sugary flaway. Chill and cut in 1 inch cubes. vouring. Break the spaghetti into There should be 2 cups Mix light- short lengths and wash it. Put they with 2 cups celery, cut in small milk into the saucepan top of a double oiler and bring to the boil. pieces, and 1 cup cold boiled green peas. Moisten with mayonnaise Add the spaghetti and cook gently and serve in tomato cups arranged until tender, stirring occasionally. Draw aside and cool slightly, then in nests of lettuce heart leaves. beat up the egg and add with the taste. sugar and favouring to Turn into a pie dish and bake gently for about half an hour or until set, being careful not to let it boil. Serve hot or cold. A ma caroni ar vermecelli pudding may be made in the same way. Suffi-

cient or 3 or 4 persons.

Some facts about Baby's milk that

every mother should know

THE

'HE purity of the dairy milk used in Baby's diet is of vital importance- but consistent quality is important too. Dairy milk varies in composition according to the district in which it is produced and milk that varies is not good for Baby's digestion. Devonshire milk is richest in the nourishing elements that Baby needs.

That is why "Ambrosia" is such `a blessing. It is Devonshire milk exclusively, purified and dried in Devonshire itself as soon as it comes from the cows, by a unique process, that retains the important vitamins. The quality of "Ambrosia” never varies and it is many times

urer and more digestible than any liquid milk you can buy, For these reasons "Ambrosia” is > extensively used and recommended by. Hospitals, Clinics and Doctors. It is the ideal Milk Foed for Expectant Mothers, Nursing Mothers and Infant feeding.

Ambrosia

PURE DEVONSHIRE DRIED MILK

To REISS, MASSEY & CO., LTD.

· Bili Aginta

7, Queen's Road Contral,

Hong Jong

Flower senð trúa sompia àt **Ambrosia” and booklet to:

NAME

ADDRESS...

(Ped in unovuled under 10 ela, stamp).

FREE SAMPLE COUPON

1 lb. Cooking apples; 3 oz. su- gar; 3 cloves; 2 oz. sultanas; gill water; b. short pastry; sugar for dredging. Roll out half the pastry into a round and line sandwich tin with it. Peel, cora and slice the apples and heap them in the lined tin, mixing them with and cloves. the sultana, sugar Sprinkle the water over. Moisten the edge of the pastry. Roll out the rest of the pastry and cover the pie, pressing the edges to- gother neatly. Brush the top with "water and dredge it thickly with sugar. Baka the pie in a moderate oven for about 30 minutes. To tell if the fruit is soft, insert a skewer between, the two layers of pastry.

AN EXCELLENT FRUIT SALAD

an

Fruit salads are easily and quick ly made, if one keeps a supply of canned fruits. (Beulahs are a good line) with an apple or two, a few sliced bananas, and orange added to the canned fruit, makes a healthy and attractive dessert, serv- ed with whipped cream. Garnish with Maraschino cherries or chop- ped outs

Slice the bananas to which add some lemon juice, this prevents dis colouration then slice your apples and perhaps an orange or pears if you happen to have any in the house then, open up a can of Beu- Jah berries, or any other fruit mix thoroughly and put into Ice Box to chill. Have your cream whipped and also allowed to chill pour over your salad, garnishing with either chopped nuts or cher ries. Serve with dainty Frou-Frous.

OF INTEREST TO THE HOUSE-WIFE

WHAT IT SEEKS

HAS MADE

ASPRO

OF INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANCE

There must be a reason for the world- wide reputation of 'ASPRO as the medicine which conforms to the stand- ard of Parity laid down by the British Pharmacopoeia, the guiding authority of the medical profession. The world had been seeking a medicine in unit form, that could be used for numerous com“ plaints-a medicine that would give quick service in relieving pain-one that would bring sweet sleep to the sleepless

relieve headaches and reduce feverish conditions and attacks of Colds or 'Flu.

'ASPRO' on account of its Anti-pyretic and fever reducing properties and being. after ingestion in the system, a Powerful

·Germicide a solvent of Uric Acid- an anti-periodic-an antiseptic, and an anti-fermentative, fulfilled a need the "ASPRO' does- whole world desired. not harm the heart. Being Pure. Safe and Effective in quickly restoring such numerous conditions of ill health, the world-wide appreciations of 'ASPRO' made it become of international "im- portance,

Why ASPRO Try ASPRO for Has a Universal Sale

The one big reseon why 'ASPRO' has a universal sale in because it has a universal use. It helps all from children to parents. It relieves all kinds of aches and paina. It is the

quick and eat finisher of colda ever discovered. It relieves than- matism in ons night, and saves many a good tooth if it is taken You don't even for toothache. have to lay up take, ASPHO. You can take it in trams, trains, car, office, st home, anywhere, everywhere, with quick results- it is the same.

COOKERY NOOK

One of the simplest ways of "do ing up" cold chicken is simply to cut it into small pieces, to put them in a butter fireproof dish within a wall of mashed potato, cover them with Bechamel Sauce, sprinkle with grated cheese, and brown in the oven.

SMILE AWHILE

The new assistant in the grocers was ordering in readiness for the Do we need any holiday trade. more fresh oggs" he asked his senior.

"No replied the latter" wa've enough fresh eggs to last us for six months.”

1

GIVES HIM HA-HA

Lowell Sherman, the director of "She Done Him Wrong" hired a pick-posket to come on the sound stage and pilfor the pockets of the- netors. He pas disguised as an extra, created quite a panic, and when the police were about to be called,. Sherman laughed and had But If you are looking for a new bat, him return the valuables, there are some dandy looking mothe joke was on him, after the dels at Lane, Crawford's. Prices extra" had left, Sherman found his ranging from 84.00 upwards. watch was missing. He is the ex-2 Arather profitable place to shop is husband of Helene Costello, sister "Eve" and also Gordons. A great of Dolores Costello now Mrs. John assortment of dresses and shoes for Barrymore, those who care for an extra pair,

To our readers who wish to look parlor do the needful. Their prices their best at that party that may are reasonable and the workman- be coming off very shortly, try

"Rolande Barrault who will fit guaranteed. This is central- ly situated, the methods are the you with a foundation garinent. Perfect fit guaranteed, to make very latest. They have just in- stalled a new "Fredericks" hair that new formal look just right. You will not only kook, but feel waving machine and can turn out better when properly fitted. A bad-a permanent in three hours. Prices

from $16.00 to $90.00 ly fitted corset is like a cheap pair

For the lady golfer. of shoes, and can be the cause of some fine golf shoes at Lane Craw more discomforts de fords marked so low that one could

Your coiffure too must be consi- dered, let the Bed Rose Beauty" (Contimed at foot of next column)

Noticed

almost afford two pairs: When in town drop in and see them, it. would be worth your while.

Headache Temperature Rheumatism Malaria. Neuritiu Dengue Sleeplessness Sciatica Toothache Earache Neuralgia

Colds

Gont Lumbago

Sore Throat.. Asthma

Influenza Hay Fever· Feverishness Irritability

Periodical Pains Peculiar

to Women.

Alcoholic After-Effects.

The PURITY

ASPRO

The parity of ASPRO conforma to the standard laid down by the British Pharmacóposis- the guiding authority of the afodical Preston. With ASPRO there is no Free Salicylic Acid, therefore, it does not hiris the Haart, or have any injaridus aftoreRoots, such as palpitation. nanas, digestive or other troubles. afeguard your health and beart by always insisting on ASPRO."

Dodwell & Co,

Distributors

Ltd.

5's 20 Cent; 10's 40's: 27's $1.90.

Don't forget

only 3 more days

of

Exceptional Bargains

in

HATS & SHOES

for the

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Ladies Salon.