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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1933.

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'ASPRO'

FOOD VALUES as a GARGLE for

Ambrosia

DRIED DEV

Best and PurestTM for Baby

Ambrosia is milk from Devon meadows, famous for its nourishing qualities. Quickly prepared and always pure, it is the safest milk. for nursery use, and so easily digested that it succeeds when other foods fail.

IRE MILK.

MostEconomical for general use

For Household purposes, Ambrosia is ideal. As a bever- age its natural creamy flavour is a welcome change, and it makes the most delicious dishes. Keep a tin of Ambrosia, handy, and you are assured of

a supply, of rich, pure milk whenever required.

Solé Agents:

REISS, MASSEY & CO., LTD. 7 Queen's Road, C.

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put sucosse in your way. It the hour

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STORES

SIMPSON'S

Sole Agents

SELF-RAISING

FLOURS

If You Value Your Digestion.

See that your cook-boy pinkes pastry and of course, cakes, pies, and pud- dings that you will not only enjoy but digest without trouble.

Change over to Simpson's- the quality Australian Self-raising Flour that isin itself nine-tenths of auccess. 'ful oven output.

Obtainable at all good stores.

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

HONG KONG.

Seek Value!

Valie received is

2 A.P.B 3.

CANFRU

HILLSIDE CALIFORNIAN FRUTS

the true measure of

FORNIAN FRUITS economy. The labels on these Canned Fruits are your assurance of a uniformly finer quality,

Sole Agents

Reiss Massey&Co., Ltd. Tel No. 28007. Hong Kong.

What to Order To-day?

TIFFIN

Stuffed Potatoes Casserole of Pigeon Marguerite Pudding DINNER

Indian Soup

. Fish Cutlets Bailed Green Peas Sweetbread Vol-au-vent Braised Duck with Turnips Potato Rocks Chestnuts Mashed Neapolitan Ice Cream CASSEROLE OF PIGEON · 2pigeons; lb steak; onions; salt; pepper; a rasher of bacon Cub steak into small pieces and pigeons in half down the middle of the back. Pus into saucepan, cover with water, add seasoning and 1 onion, cut in slices. Boil from 1 to hours, remove from pan and thicken the gravy and add a little browning. Put into a casserole dish and warm up in the oven for a few minutes.

MARGUERITE PUDDING

02.

oz. four; 3 oz. sugar; £2 butter; 1 egg; teaspoon baking- powder; teacup milk. Cream the

} butter and augar. Add the flour mixed with the baking-powder

·Beat alternately with the milk.

HORS D'OEUVRES

And Sandwich Fillings

With the multiplelty of cocktail parties, to say nothing of the call

for sandwiches for tea and outings, may we offer some sug- gestions in the way of novelties, Messrs. Lane, Crawford have a large assortment of wafers and ready to serve tasty biscuits. Wing On, Sinceres "and the China Emporium: carry up-to-date stock, and offers ap- portunities to stock up with the holidays fast approaching.

Devilled Ham and Pickle Mix.6 tablespoons devilled ham, 3 tablespoons sweet relish and 1 tablespoonful mayonnaise. For a variety use some graham as well as white bread. Use 2 slices of brown bread with a white in be tween, and visa-versa.

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Peanut Butter. Mix peanut butter, chopped cooked ham and chopped pearl onions.

Mix crabmeat with lemon juice and spread on waters. Top with this a layer of mayonnaise.

OTHER WAYS TO SERVE CHICKEN

"squash.

Steamed, then roasted and serv- well together with the egg. Grease ed with celery sauce and baked the mould and line with jam or golden syrup." Put in the mixture, steam for 1 hours, or bake without the jam for an hour. Serve hot.

INDIAN SOUP

Bolled and served with a gravy mixed with parsley and egg yolka," diced carrots and peas.

Braised with carrots and onion; 'brown gravy.

tomato and pimento and bolled rice.

Pour two quarts of good meat Cut up, and stewed and served stock into a fined saucepan and with

small aliver-skin onions, bring to the boil. Add 3 tablespoons gravy with cream and egg yolks. of rice, stir and let boil 20 ́minutes. Cut up and stewed with, okra, Mix a teaspoonful of curry powder and a tablespoon of four with a little cold water, add a gill of fresh milk, mixing well and pour into the stock, Let boil for 3 minutes. Serve in a well heated tureen with little pieces of toast. Paas round boiled rice and lemon cut in thin slices,

POTATO ROOKE,

Cut up and stewed, then pan tried and served on toast with brown gravy fg preserves.

SOUPS FOR COOL EVENINGS

A cup of hot, savory soup seems to start the evening meal perfect- ly these crisp fall days. It is the most satisfying prelude to a good, dinner. its stimulating warmth drives away fatigue and put the family. In a mood for greater en joyment of the delectable dishes to come.

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1 h, boiled potatoes, 1 öz, butter; 1 egg; salt and pepper. Maah the potatoes smoothly. "Melt the butter in a saucepan, put in the potatoes, the beaten yolks of the egg and salt

TOMATO OATMEAL SOUP. and pepper. Stir the mixture over Combine the contents of 1 No the stove for a minute or two to 2 can of tomatoes, 1 tablespoon cook the egg. Beat the white of sugar, 1 teaspoons salt, tea/ "the egg to a stiff froth and stir it spoon peppercorns and .wo slices into the potato mixture. Put the of onion with two cups of water mixture in small rough heaps on a Bring to boiling. Add four ta greased baking tin. Bake in a blespoons quick-cooking oatmeal quick oven a light brown. Serve and cook gently for 30 minutes? hot,

Strain and serve.

APPETISERS

Pickles and ketchups-how until their liquor is absorbed, and often they save a cold meal from then cover them with white wine dulness, and stimulate the jaded vinegar. appetite! Here are somé recipes Bring to the boll and pour all by the Home Page Cook for those into a jazz who like to make their own ...There are few tights more pleasant than a shalf well-laden with those home filled pickle jars and battles which are a last link with the more spacious stilliroom of other days..

Red. cabbage should be cut inte".. thin slices and laid on a dish with a sprinkling of salt between each layeras

Leare two days, and then pack It into a jar, ba

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SORE THROATS

HERE are few people throughout the world who are not acquainted with the virtues of "PRO" in relieving pain-stopping Colds- Flu and Rheumatic attack at inception. Many, however, do not know how to use "ASPRO" 68 a gargle for Sore Throats. Two “ASPRO" Tablets in four tablespoonfuls of water make a very effective

gargle, acting as a powerful antiseptic for Sore Throats because of its natural gérmicidal qualities. The reason why "ASPRO” has such quick ́nction in banishing so many varied complaints is because, after ingestion in the system, it is a powerful germicide and solvent of uric acid, is an anti-Pyretic or fever destroyer and is antiseptic-anti-periodic and anti-fermentative.

THE HYGIENIO SANITAPE

5 MINUTES PARING METHOD EXPLAINED.

FOR RELIEF WITH

'ASPRO

There is nothing indefinits about *ASPRO.' Its service is QUICK-safe, effective and definite.

ite. It gives yon ré. liat in 6to 10 minutes and then goon on to dispel or dissolve the cause of the pain, allowing Nature to offet fir Furthermore, you get no

Own Cure. harmfil after-effects from ‘ASPRO, as it is speedily eliminated from the ystem & few hours after being taken. It neither dupes, deadens per drugs.

ASPRO BRINGS SWEETE SLEEPY TOTHE SLEEPLESS

·THE 'SANITAPE METHOD EXPLAINED,

The plant consists of the most up. to-date and efficient mechanical ap paratus, including a number of SANITAFE machines, which seal the tablets bygienically in spécially prepared wax paper compartments.

This system is known as the modern HYGIENIC SANITAPE' method of packing, and because of its thorough ly protective properties, ensures that ASPRO retains its original high standard of purity. This should serve to commend ASPRO%, to all who appreciate the absolute necessity of parity in medicine.

The wonderful human-like "SANI TAPE machines are one of the most ingenious and highly developed an- gineering triumphs of modern times. The machines, wrap the tablets with

unerring regularity in waxed paper. divide the paper into separate com- partments, crimp each compartment. so that no air can find access to the tablet, fold the tapes, and finally pass them through sprays of paraffin wax, effectively sealing the SANITAPE, and rendering the tableta proof against damp, moisture and any form of contamination.

ELIMINATION OF HANDLING

The SANTIAPE' method of pack ing har a distinct advantage over the crude and obsolete system of hand packing. At no time during the pro- cess of manufacturing, compressing and packing, de ASPRO "Tablota come in contact with the human land, therefore, contamination from this source is entirely prevented," the tablets reaching the consumer in the same perfect hygienic stafe as when they left the tableting machines.

There are many thousands of people What 'ASPRO'

who now sweet peaceful

who hitherto hardly knew the wan ing of a period of restfulness. ASPRO has brought about the transformation by its sweet soothing inâmesos on the nerves, and braking up of local feverish conditions, Two tablets before retiring is the usual dose.

HOW TO

GIVE

ASPRO

TO CHILDREN

Two simple methods of giving ASPRO to the kiddies are: (a) with a Hittle milk; or (b) break the tablet up and adaiinister in a teaspoonful of jam. The dosage in: Children to 6. years, I tablet, 8 to 14 years, I tablet; 14 to if years, 1 tablets. ASPRO like any other medicine should not be given to babim under 8 years of age - without medical advice.

A DUNDEE

Ingredients

1 It Stops Violent Head- aches in 5 to 10 mimates.

2 K Brings Sweet Sleep to

The Sleepless.

·3 21' Relieves Rheumatism.

in one night. 1490 €) Leleves Children's

Growing Pains,

5 11 Saves many a Sound Tooth by Removing Toothache.

6 10 Brings Rebel without

causing sickness. indi gestion or a craving.

7 13 Stops Pain without hand-

*ing the Heart.

8. " soother away Leritability.

Does:

9 A hot lemon drink with 2 or 3 "ASPRO' Tablets will smash up a Cold'or Flu attack in one night.

10 11 Reduces Temperature

in 5 minutes.

11. It can be taken at any time, in Tram, Train, at, Home, as Business anywhere - wwerywhere.

12 It gives the greatest relief ever. known to women at their times of periodical degres- son.

Stop the 1: After Effects

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of Alcohol

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relieves Dengue and Mar-

aria by reducing the fever.

15 A** Gargle: ASPROVis won: www.derful for Sore Throata,

Tonsilitis, etc.

DODWELL & CO., LTD., Distributors, THREE PACKINGS:---5'1, 10's-and 27′s.

CAKE “BEAUTY IN THE

4 lb. butter lb. caster sugar # Ïb, 'sultanas1 lb. flour † lb. candied peel. S eggs. Prepare the fruit in the usual way, beat the butter and sugar to a light cream. Sift the flour (Simpsons) three times. Break the eggs one-by-one

into the creamed sugar beating well between each then add the sultanas and peel. Beat fi the dour very gradually adding a few drops of milk if the mixture ap- pears too thick. Pour into a tin lined with paper and bake in a steady oren for 2 hours or longer if needed..

Date Cookies

Ingredients 3 oz chopped dates, 10 oz flour, 4 oz. chopped nuta, 8c medium oatmeal, fb. margarine or fard, pinch of salt. water to mix &

Boil the vinegar with

Mack Let us start with the noble pepper-curas and bruised ginger, onion.

and pour it over the cabbage The silverskins are the best for; when cold, denga pickling, but any

small.

gbod A short-lived but excellent pic- onions will do..

Nkle can be made with small, firm and nuts on Scald them for five minutes in tomatoes which have been prick boiling water, and then drain the ed with a needle and coveted with | water off

cold vinegar which has previously Peel them put them in a pan. been boiled with a dessertspoonful and well sprinkle with salt. Then each of peppercorns, cloves, and. And here is another tasty mor- leave them for twelve hours sugar, and a tablespoonful of sel for teatime:

Drain them in a colander, rub mustard-seed per quart, them with cloth, and pack them tightly in a jar

For tomato ketchup slice "and" vá salt ripe tomatoes and leave for |||PICKLED MUSHROOMS *** twenty-four hours. Strain off the For pickled mushrooms take the Juice and boil it up with shallots small buttons and rub the skins'; and capsicums dem of with Bale and a piece of fannel

Palp the tomatoes through a sieve, add the pulp to the juice Put them into a stewpan with and boil for another half hour." attle mace and pepper, and Warm, some bottles and pour sprinkle salt over them

the ketchup into them while it "Shake them2 over a slow flame is still hot,z

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BATH"

Hard water is definitely bad for tae akin, and it has often been

suggested to use a water softener. A lit

SMILE AWHILE

Little Willie was out for a walk with his mother, when they came. to a house where there was a guar- tity of straw lying before the door. What's all that for, mum" saked Willie..

"Oh!" said his mother a little baby arrived in that house this

tle borax put in the morning."

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bath" is splendid: · For, “'I-ses,” said Willie. “It must.

stif tired linha, Limes have been very well packed "

flower bathes are good.

for Insomina Orange Flower is 2 splendid skin tonic. This can also be used in one's bath in the form of salts, it is always advisable to select a good make. Noticed a wonderful dis- play at both Watsons, and the Grand Dispensary. A battle of salts makes an ideal gift at all times. For sheer delight and re- freshment before going out in the evening." there is nothing" » more lovely than bath salts scented with flowers, Jasmine, lilac, rose, violet and innumerable others are. prepared. The good old fashioned Yardley's Lavender is another po-

puler. ope..

CHICKEN

LOUISIANA

Mix together the flour, oatmeal.

Stuff & 31 pound chicken with and salt, Rub in margarine and 18 ounces of Golden Bantam corn mix to a dough with the water mixed with 2 eggs slightly beaten, Roll out as for pastry. Cut into

a little cream and 2 green pep- rounds. Put a spoonful of dates pera, diced. Season with salt and

one half, Moisten

pepper and a touch of onion or the edges and told over in half. leeks. Bake the chicken and

Bake in a moderately hot oven for afteen minutes. They are deserve wild rice, candied sweet po-

tatoes, and grilled bananas. licious eaten hot or cold.

CHICKEN STUFFED WITH CORN

This stuffing may be used for a good sized chicken or a turkey, Use one can whole grain corn, one cup dry bread (large crumbs), one cup shed, oliver, slay, cho chopped fine, seasoni fulce from the corn, mix bread, wing a little of the fitice to moisten, if necessary, stir in the chopped olives and chi with all pepper

Domino Biscuits

The base is shortbread cut into. fingerm. It can be bought in this shape.

White ling is put on the top of each finger and the dominos are marked with either silver balls or dots of coloured icing,

These are exceptionally nice for bridge parties, Children like them

to

LOCHRO

FILM

ALWAYS USE BRITISH SELOCHROME ROLL FILMS MWAND YOU. 'WILL GET THE FINEST PICTURES,

Obtainable from

Colonial DispensaryThe Pharmley

& Co. LongHing Wing On Co. Encore Co.

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REISS, MASS

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