1933-01-12 — Page 2

CLOSING DAY

OF

GORDON'S

SHOE SALE

SATURDAY

JANUARY 14th

SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR

GOOD SHOES AT

$5.00 PER

PAIR

THE HONGKONG | TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, JANUARY 12,

THE WORLD OF WOMEN

う

1933.

OUR BRITISH- CROSSWORDS

GORDON'S, LTD.

Finest Qualities

Many Varieties

GERMAN

CUCUMBERS

Howrony Otore: French Bank Bldg.

1. Qen's Road, Central

1th Floor

Tal. 10440

HABADE

BAMBURG BAKERY

& DELICACIES

or from all Compradores

Kowloon Store:

12, Hankow Road (oposite Blar Thanten)

MAKE YOUR WINTER MORE CHEERFUL

WITH

"HONGAY EGGS"

No Dust

Safo

The Trouble Free Fuel.

No Smoko

Economical

Apply HONGAY MINES OFFICE: SOCIETE FRANCAISE DES CHARBONNAGES DU TONKIN

1. Queen's Building, 2nd Floor, Tel. 21024.

By Joan Savoy

Girls are getting into their Bannels there daya--and, what lovely things these winter drengen are this year.

room.

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

If you have an eye for galety, College girls and business girls The cape collared one is grey the bright red, black and white who have to hop into their things flannel, 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 neckline which may or may not toned with have little touches of colour at fashioning a little standing up col. the corners. It buttons with two lar with Ascot tie scarf. cloth butions, of the grey flannel.: The sleeves are long and tailor- and can be left off, if you wanted, with a trim blas cuff and the a change.

skirt has front pleats below the

ties.

Any girl would love the lines and colours of the winter flannel frocks.

Many of them have the idea of white collars and cuffs that munt be freshened. The new runabout frocks are made to stand up under

FOR THE

HOUSEWIFE.

Old Scots Treacle Recipes.

Treacle, one of the best energy- producing foods in not, fortunately, used to anything like the extent it once was in Scotland. Our grandmothers made certain ten dainties that many of us have almost forgotten--and would do well to remember. For instance,

and

The dress itself has amusing knces, and a pocket or two for tucking, all up and down in points good luck and odds and ends.

incl

in

thickness, mark into 3 teaspoonfuls cream of tartar, 2 squares, and bake on a greased teaspoonful sugar, and tea baking sheet in cool oven. spoonful salt. Rub in a piece of Soparate the squares while still butter, then add 2 tablespoonfuls warm and leave to become crisp. treacle dissolved in enough milk Store in an airtight tin.

to make a nice dough., Mix very carefully, turn out on a floured Spiced Scones,"

board, sprinkle a little flour on the These are easily made and as top, and gently press out with the they are cooked on the girdle no fingers till the round is about half heating of the oven is necessary. an inch thick. Cut in sections sift together 2 teacupfula flour, i (four or eight) or into rounds, teaspoonful baking noda, 1

ten- and bake on a moderately hot spoonful cream of tartar. 1 ten-girdle, #poonful Balt, 1 teaspoonful

Ginger Snaps. ground ginger, 1 teaspoonful ground cinnamon, and I dessert-

These are mentioned by Scott

there were Parliament cakes. spoonful fine sugar. Melt 1⁄2 oz. In "St, Ronan's Well. Rub 4 oz. as they were familarly called,butter with a tablespoonful treacle butter into 1 lb. flour previously Parlies.

and add to the dry ingredients mixed with ib. fine oatmeal with enough buttermilk to make alb. sugar, 2 teaspoonfuls ground Mix together 1 lb. flour, 4 lb. soft dough. Turn out on a flour-ginger, and a teaspoondful ear- good brown sugar, and a desserted board and gently work Into a bonate of soda. spoonful ground ginger. Melt round about half an inch thick.

1b, butter (margarine will do quite cut in four or in eight as pre- Stir in lb. treacle, form into well), add to it lb. treacle, ferred and fire on a moderately hot bring together to the boil, and girdle.

pour over the dry ingredients.

When .cool enough to handle, Treaclo Scones.

a soft paste, and turn out on a floured bourd. Roll out thinly with a well-flouted rolling pin, cut into small rounds, lay on

knead 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

Across.

This version of victuals carries with it n nnnty leathery implica tlon.

9 Make of car,

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

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

debt-collector's cuisine?).

13 Falcon with more than n touch

of magic in it.

17 Half an answer--and not the

Australian haifi

10 One more.

20 The rate redistribution provides

a place for operations.

21 Bar this city, and it's only by

the skin of fin teeth, 23 Grand.

27 Combination involving oil action, though it starts with quite an- other motive power,

28 Hus one man short of the team,

but hurry up!

20 Oriental, to whom married com-

fort must present but little in the way novelty.

30 Dea boy (nung.).

31 "Good Norfolk, hle thee to thy charge: use careful watch. chouse trusty" (Richard

111.)

Down,

2 Though a melodious finish, it's

horrid. F 3 Smart.

4 Bob Tail? No his bad com-

panions.

About North East a criminal looka Hko a classic French wri-

ter.

6 Ladged after the manner, of #

traitor's fate.

7 Excite.

L

8 A certain girl with weighte

makes it known.

14 No to misland, there isn't word of truth in this one,

16 Surveyors mako continual use

of the Colonel and the Member mounted on donkeys,

16 When babies are, it makes no

difference to their height. your wife!)

(Ask

17 Exint in the revolutionary w

18 Pen.

22 Like Leo,

24 Sally, says the dictionary, but ft Rounds much moro llko the defenders hasty retreat

26 Last in for a change of dictator. " 26 Napoleon was firat.

Yesterday's Solation.

CHENELLATION

BRAGGER DERNIER ELE TCIUL BO {G LYST, AN BHOP 3 |0||||2|| 8TAGET B 15 A VENGFUM SAT-1 NO BUN■IBUTEE LONDON || ĽUBEKA 1 SUN ASPENŢIL NAMERA MSHEEN

EBELAH-W”Y "E 8 TENUTI ICELAND

DETRAWBE DRIEB

No more Useless Brushing... Whiten Teeth 3 shades in 3 days

9தத

MON.

TUES.

Even if your teeth have been dingy and yellow for years, and faithful care has failed to remedy this un- fortunate condition, Kolyno will soon make them clean and attrac- tive. Just a half-inch of Kolynos on a dry brush twice a day. In 3 days you'll see a great change. Your teeth will look 3 shades whiter.

Kolynos is remarkable. The mo-

WED.

ment it enters the mouth it be- comes a refreshing, antiseptic fons which penetrates every crevice. Ugly yellow stain and fermenting food particles are all quickly re- moved and millions of destructive mouth germs that cause decay and ill health are killed instantly. If you want sound, gleaming white teeth and healthy guma –—– start Being Kolynos,

It is Most Economical-One-half lach is Enough

KOLYNOS

DENTAL CREAM

KOLYNOS

the antiseptic

DENTAL CREAM

MAN HING TAILOR

PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.

No. 6, D'Aguilar Street.

Tel.. 20780/

Children, thrive well if nourished by SCOTT'S Emulsion which en- riches the blood and prevents childhood Kilments. Ask for

SCOTT'S Emulsion

OH, OH HE'S SPOTTED SOMEONE. TO SOCK, SO I KIN GET A REWARD FER BRINGIN' 'Em To! Wise GUY,

"THAT KANGAROO!

COME

TO PAPA!

Nice Work, Lambert ·

OOH! A COPPER!

By Small

COME. ON! I HAPPEN TA KNOW YOU RENTED ****THAT BEAST-AN' YER RESPONSIBLE!

O 1832 BY HEA BERVICE,

Small