There was a young lady of Peking
For úgva à yourg run gus seekingi
Though she'd plenty of pelf,
She remained on the shelf,
Which to her was just terribly piquing.
Though she spread the glad-eye,
Every fellow fought sky.
Till a friend whispered magic advice,
"Take Pinkettes once a week,
"They'll bring bloom to your cheek,"
Then soon followed confetti and rive.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1930.
WOMEN'S WORLD
FOR OUR LADY READERS.
LEMON-AIDS.
Some. Useful Hints.
When bailing fish try squeezing
a lemon into the water. I wil keep the fish whole and white, and greatly improve the flavour.
Lemon juice added to the water in which rice is boiling will not only whiten it, but will separate tim grains too-
.
The juice if lemon added to jam when boiling will help it to jelly, and alsa improves the flavoar,
To lend bananas a tang roll them
in lemon juice. A few drops of juice added to the water in which eggs are poacher will keep them from separating.
When a jelly will not set, add the juice of a lemon, and the difficulty will be overcome.
To remove ink stains, soak lenon juice and a little salt.
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To clean piano keys rub with paste of whiting and lemon juice.
If glazed tiles are spottes! they Should be cleaned by rubbing them ver with a
ett lemon. Leave them for a quarter of an hour or more, and polish with a soft dry roth.
Lemon juice will lean an which has beretur black and dull,
Pure lemon juice should be taken no relieves giddiness and sea sick.
TRINN,
Lemin rind dipped in salt should be used, to clean tarnished brass or copier.
1.
A Touch of lemon juice on and, bands will safeguard against musquito stings,
A New Model.
One of the most interesting and original models at a recent dress show was carried out in green and gold silk net, with applique motifs. bodice and skirt of palm leaves in green velvet.
on
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
JUMPIN' CATFISH!!
OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS.
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Novel and Effective Trimming.
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ジョン
The
This beautifully draped dress is made of dark sapphire- blue moire silk-very soft, supple, and becoming. wide sash, tied in a large bow low on the left side of the skirt is a novel note, and the bow is repeated in miniature on the opposite shoulder.
SELF-RELIANCE.
Teaching Your Children.
finding 2 ready response in every loving mother's heart, should be Iznored if it is thought the task in question can be performed by the little fingers. But the child's difficulty should not be ignored.
If it be a knot in some string or
Across.
1 "Niger Ass" (anag.).
5 For a hundred years a beauty of
world-wide fame was this.
10 This dainty edible would be large
if it were smaller.
12 Appropriately.
13 Large and frequently followed by
deep.
14 Recesses that contain inches,
oil..
15 Producing, (anag),
17 "50
18 Look--tears will come.
20 Once surpreme in Russia.
22 Are evenings shorter now than
in April? (hidden).
221 List.
20 One of woman's chief topics of
29
conversation.
Appearance.
32 This is deep.
33 Both halves
identical.
of this fly are
35 As this vessel goes forward sma!] stretches of water pass back.
37 This may be high or low but is
neither.
38 A funny face, yet with something
ferocious about it.
33 This clue is comparatively easy. 40 Humble, but torn in the end,
nevertheless,
Down
1 Any little rodent will come away
from this medicinal shrub. 9 Fruit.
3 Here help comes
valeys.
1 Obtains.
6 A tailor.
7 A woman who rules.
from
PRESS FINANCE.
the
-LOSSES OF NORTHCLIFFE NEWSPAPERS, LTD.
The accounts of Northcliffe
97
8 Popular with the thrifty writer. 9 Barked.
11 A church festival.
16 With her key, Edith let herself
17 Turn aside.
in quietly (hidden).
19
Accumulate, a large quantity
21 Perforated-with a
that the assessed.
manager
23 His decision is final.
25 Fringed ornaments.
suggestion
has
been
27 Award beloved of house agents. Most people use it in the past tense.
29 Only half of this French soup is in the saucepan, and the remain- der is old.
30 Boxed.
31 Pick out, the most exclusive,
More than half cold yet pungent, 36 A large man-cater.
Yesterday's Solation. VEGETABLE SABLE EA ABERT ALON NOTABLE UNIFORM U ESSERRIED A SOWS GELEA STIE
AUGERE TRITE B CAYS RULES ORAL)
PET. A RFE PINE HEALS ICED E ONGAR SHEER SPUD VI SOON TER PORTENT SHO GRIFIUE BEATITY NASTEDELE E
EPHAB LANDLORDS
and "Grimsby Daily Telegraph.”
The capital was provided main- ly by an issue to the public of £3,000,000 of Debenture stock. guaranteed by Associated - Newa- papers, Ltd., and Daily Mirror. Newspapers, Ltd., wth which com- "I can usually tell when a new how to untie it, letting the baby to June 30, show a debit balance
la shoe lace, just explain to him Newspapers, Limited, for the year Panies, it was stated, the new con- scholar is 20 *only child.' Ati
cern would work in close calls. home time he stands in the cloak-ngers do it themselves. Should, of £98,956, which, after providing
boration. however, the room waiting to have his hat and patience or lack perseverance, it the total debit balance to £91,050. competed keenly with
child show im-for Debenture interest, increases The newspapers of the company coat put on for him."
This statement.
is a good plan to undo the knot though there was a profit of £91,-journals, notably with some
existing by just to show him that it can be 192 on sale of investments, and those owned by the "Berry" group. infants' school mistress, makes undone, and then the the string or this has been credited to invest suggestion of agreement be one realise the necessity for teach-lace in a knot again for him to ment reserve account.. ing children particularly only,
tween the rival groups was pro- children) at least some measure of
Juntie.
Northcliffe. Newspapers is the vided by the qunouncement that
home.
Rde
children's
of
to
self-reliance before school age. Mothers particularly, should company formed in 1928 to float new papers would not be started. The real training of a child remember that the little live in "Evening Worlds" at various pro- in Cardiff, Sheffield, and Aber- begins long before he enters a their care are full of possibilities, vincial centres, and to purchasedeen, as foreshadowed in the com- school; his first schoolroom is the and that they handicap their established provincial newspapers pany's programme, while the pur- natural growth by in pursuance of which control was chase of the "Hull Daily Mail" A child is most impressionable making things too easy for them.acquired of the "Staffordshire Sen- entailed
an agreement not between the ages of two and five. Children can only gain experience tinel." "Gloucestershire Echo." found new evening papers in other. His eyes and ears are constantly by self-help.
"Gloucester Citizen," "South spheres served by receiving impressions, 80 that
Provincial Encouragement and a genuine Daily Leader." Later control was one of the constituents
Wales Daily Post," and "Cambrian Newspapers Ltd., the vendors, and teaching a child to "stand on his interest in their problems are secured of the "Hull Daily Mail" "Harrison" group. own legs should
of the commence al-what the children need, along with most as soon as he can literally an infinite stock of parental do so.
patience.
An only child often suffers from
"Loo much mother In her love kiddie who is struggling with 1 is so tempting to help a for her offspring she anticipates buttons, shoe laces, nuts and his every need, waiting on him hand and foot until school age, inside out, &. Yet it is kinder screws, socks and sleeves turned and even later.
No wonder, then, that he doesn't really necessary. Thus a certain to look on, only giving help when know which arm goes in a certian amount of self-reliance will be- armhole when first he attempts to come established before school put on his coat, or that he sits down and cries while struggling age.
to put on his gaiters at home time,; Parents who until teacher comes to his as stance.
children in this manner are giving bring up their them the best possible stert in life, laying, as they do, the founda- The appeal, "Mummy will you do tion of good and useful citizenship. this for me, please?" although -By A MOTHER.
2
THAT KIDS DAD IS THE OLD INDIAN THAT DOUBLE CROSSED US WITH THAT MESSAGE
WE GAVE HIM!
*
Door Diel
NOT THAT OLD BATTLE AX ?
Smart Winter Coats & Latest Model Hats from Paris
AT
ROLANDE SARRAULT,
Pedder Building (2nd floor,. (Above Thos. Cook & Son).
YES-AN' MEBBE WE BETTER NOT GO ANY FURTHER OR LAND KNOWS WHAT HE
MIGHT DO TO
US !!
WE'RE ALL WEAK FROM WANT OF FOOD SO IT LOOKS LIKE WE
HAVE NO CHANCE
IN THE MATTER......
WE'VE GOT
TO 60!!
By. Blosser
COME ON, BOYS = LETS SEE WHAT THE OLD BOY HAS ON AIS
MIND
ANYTHING IS BETTER":
THAN STARNING. TO
DEATH!!
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