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JANUARY 14th

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1933.

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By Joan Savoy

Girls are getting into their flannels these days-and what lovely things these winter dresses are this year.

daily wear and still appear at through the waistline and also thair best, as no dress enn that criss-crossing on the sleeve junt relies on daily changed collara. below the elbow, with a few long Two of these ideal college frockstucks running up to the shoulder. appear to advantage in a college¦

room.

If you have an eye for gaiety,

and

College girls and business girls! The cape collared one is grey the bright red, black and white who have to hop into their things! dansel, a one-piece dress with its hounds tooth flannel will suit you and be off bright and early to relish (shoulder gape detachable. This better. It is made with a cute the warm comfort of these pret-cape has something new, a square little vestee cut on the bias, but-

black buttons ties.

eckline which may or may not toned with Any giri would love the lines have little touches of colour at fashioning a little alanding up col. and colours of the winter flannel the corners. It buttons with two lar with Ascot tie neart. frocka.

cloth buttons, of the grey flannel, The sleeves are long and tailor- and can be left off, if you wanted, with a trim bits cuff and the a change.

skirt has front pleats below the

Many of them have the idea of white collars and cuffs that must be freshened. The new runabout: The dress itself hus amusing knees, and a pocket or "two" for frocks are made to stand up under tucking, all up and down in points good luck and odds and ends.

FOR THE

HOUSEWIFE.

Old Scots Treacle Recipes.

inch

in thickness, mark into 3 teaspoonfuls cream of tartar, 2 squares, and bake on a greased teaspoonful sugar, and ten- baking sheet in

2 cool

oven, spoonful salt. Rub in a plece of Separate the squares while still butter, then add 2 tablespoonfuls warm and leave to become crisp. Store in un air-tight tin. Spiced Scones.

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treacle dissolved in enough milk to make a nice dough. Mix very carefully, turn out on a floured board, sprinkle a little flour on the top, and gently press out with the These are easily made and Treacle, one of the best energy- they are cooked on the girdle no fingers till the round is about half producing foods is not,

heating of the oven is necessary an inch thick Cut in sections fortunately, used to anything like gift together 2 teacupfula flour, 1 (four or eight) or into rounds, moderately hot the extent it once was in Scotland. teaspoonful baking soda, 1 tea-and bake on a Our grandmothers made certain poonful cream of tartar, 1 tea-girdle. tea dainties that many of us have

spoonful salt, 1 tenapoonful

Ginger Snaps. almost forgolten-and would de ground

ginger. well to remember,

there were Parliament cakes. an they were familarly called.

Parties.

teaspoonful

For instance, ground cinnamon, and 1 dessert- These are mentioned by Scott:

or spoonful fine sugar. Melt 4 oz. In "St. Ronan's Well. Rub 4 oz. butter with a tablespoonful treacle butter into 1 lb. four previously and add to the dry ingredients mixed with lb. fine oatmeal with enough buttermilk to make alb, sugar, 2 teaspoonfuls ground Mix together 1 lb. flour, 1⁄2 lb. not dough. Turn out. on a flour-ginger, and a teaspoonful ear- good brown sugar, and a desserted board and gently work into a benate of soda. spoonful ground ginger. Melt round about half an inch thick. 16, butter (margarine will do quite cut in four or in eight as pre- well), add to it 4 lb. treacle. ferred and fire on a'moderately hot a soft paste, and turn out on aj bring together to the boll, and girdle.

Door over the dry ingredients.

When cool enough to handle, Treacle Scones,

Stir in lb. treacle, form into

floured board. Roll out thinly with well-floured rolling in, cut into small rounds. lay on knend the paste till smooth, roll Sift together 2 breakfastcupfuls greased paper, and bake in a slow it out to about the sixth of an flour, 2 teaspoonfuls baking soda, loven till firm.

SALESMAN SAM

(OH, OH! HE'S SPOTTED SOMEONE TO BOCK,50 IKIN GET A REWARD FER BRINGIN' 'EM TO! wise. Guy,

THAT KANGAROO!

COME,

TO PAPA!

Across.

I This version of victuals enrries

with it a nasty leathery implica- tion.

9 Make of car.

10 Seems to me to suggest the cap- tain of the Artiglio, though you and I may, hold these views on the subject.

11 When dumb it was a game once. 12 Midland town (named after a

debt-collector'a cuisino7).

13 Falcon with more than a touch

of magic in it

17 Half an answer-and

Australian half!

10 One more.

not the

20 The rate redistribution provides

n place for operations.

21 Bar this city, and it's only by

the skin of ite teeth. 23 Groud.

27 Combination involving oil action, though it starts with quito nn. other motive power.

28 as one man short of the team,

but hurry up!

20 Oriental to whom married com

fort must present but little in the way of novelty.

30 Dec boy (anag.).

31 "Good Norfolk, hie thee to thy charge: use careful watch.

choose

111.)

trusty-" (Richard

Down.

6 Lodged after the manner oĐỀ R

traitor's fate.

7 Excite.

BA certain girl with weights

makes it known.

1 No to mistend, there insta

word of truth in this one.

15 Surveyors make continual, une of the Colonel and the Member mounted on donkeys.

[10 When babies are, it makes no difference to their height (Ask your

wifel)

17 Exist in the revolutionary orn.

18 Pen.

22 Like Leo.

24 Sally, anys the dictionary, but it sounds much more like the defenders' hasty retreat.

26 Last in for a change of dictator.. 26 Napoleon was first.

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