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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JANUAR

OUR BRITISH CROSSWORDS

77 HOURS

CHAMPION

SALE

HARIRAM'S

HARIRAM'S

STARTS

TO-MORROW

at 8.30 a.m.

77 HOURS ONLY

You Must Visit This

CHAMPION BARGAINS SALE

51, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

All you over hoped for in a woman-

Dagover

From Thursday.

at the QUEEN'S

from MONTE CARLO

THE WORLD

OF WOMEN

This grey costume of rough, pebbly crepe shows just how elegant burgundy velvet corduroy collar and cuffs may be. A burgundy. feather in the back of the

Ittlo grey hat adds style. The collar is the latest

round shape and the cuffs

are well-calculated to flatter

the hands that wear them.

WALTER HUSTON WARREN WILLIAM

HAVE A NOVELTY FURNITURE

DANCE!

FASHION.

COMING

TO THE CENTRAL

You will ache with Laughter

Ralph Lynn & Tom Walls THARK

BEN TRAVERS Xa milith & Dominions Aoduction

HOUSE PURCHASE

SCHEME

combined with Life Assurance.

SAVE RENT

by

BUYING YOUR OWN HOUSE

with the assistance of

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By A Hostess

Hostesses who are giving in- formal dances are now on the look- out for novelty items to enliven the programme and "mix" the guests, Here are a few suggestions,

A Musical Dance, in which ench couple changes partnera with the couple nearest each time the music stops. This mixes people, together in the same way as a Paul Jones

doca.

TO-DAY'S RECIPES.

Three Simple Soups.

The French are wonderful at devising a soup out of nearly nothing at all. Here are

some that sound incredibly simple, and yet are very good.

Onc. Put some stale bread into salted water, cook it very slowly for a couple of hours, then pass it through a fine slovo, Put it hack on the fire, add a good piece of butter, bind it with the beaten yolk of an egg, and serve with Hrated cheese..

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Two. Cut up thres onions and brown them in butter. Add two pints of boiling water, season with salt and plenty of pepper, and cook for half an hour.

Pass the soup through a sieve, put it back on the fire, throw in some vermicelli, and cook for another ten minutes.

A Cod's Head supplies the third. Fry two chopped onions in butter till they are golden, then add two |dessertspoofuls of flour mixed with a teaspoonful of curry pow. der, and put in the Cod's Hend.

Cover with water, add three tomatoes cut in slices, a bayleaf, two or three sprigs of paraley, and a pinch of thyme, and simmer gently for two or three hours.

Strain finely, nenson with salt and pepper, and serve with ver- micolli or fried croutons.

PRUNE JELLY

Stowed prunes and custard aroj very often an abomination, Not so Pruno Jolly.

Newmarket Checks the sunk the prunes, half n pound of

Latest.

them, and stow them until they are tender with two ounces of castor

A cheerful friendliness enters sugar, a slice of lemon (or two), and our rooms with the bold checked enough alaret and water in qual When they tweeds which

the latest parte to cover them.

are done, strain off the liquor, stone dictates of fashion for furniture. the prunees and pans them through

are

binations of colours, such as blue,

old

Biovo.

thu

All kinds of fascinating com-14 Now dissolve about an ounce of purple and jade; yellow, gray and gelatine in the liquid in which black; jade and grey or fade and the prunes were cooked, mix yellow, are being used for upprune pulp with it, and add a glass A Spoon Dance, six men being in holstering ene chairs, settees, of charet or, better still, a liqner. Rinssful of cherry brandy. Pour all the midde of the room holding stools, fireside chairs, and the into a mould, and not our ice or in spoons and breaking in on couples seats of dining chairs. To who are dancing. The man thus furniture and period rooms they cool place. separated from his partner takes give a touch of smartness

stones and put the kernels back the spoon and "breaks" a different modernity without being out couple.

keeping. And they are eminent-into the pulp, and you can also decorate the mould with blanched ly suitable for the upholstery of almonds. A very excellent sweet chromium-plated, steel-tube 01*

indeed. cellulosed-lacquered furniture.

A Tray Dance, where one man and his partner have a small tray each and have to hand it on to other couples. This goes on until the music suddenly stope, when the couple holding trays have a short exhibition dance.

and

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Sceptics still hold up their hands in horror at the mention of this type of furniture, but it has come to stay, and is certainly A Slipper Dance. Every girl labour-saving, comfortable, and takes off one slipper, which is cheerful.

thrown into the centre of the hall. Curtains may be of the same When the band starts playing each materials as the chair coverings, man seizes a slipper and has to or of lighter fabricp-such as strip- find the girl to whom it belonge, ed linen tweed or checked ging- with whom he has the dance.

ham Nothing is so homely as A Card Dance. Two identical this simple material in checks packs of cards are arranged so that large and small, in colours sub- corresponding cards can be dig-dued and gay, and nothing la tributed to an equal number of men more easily laundered.

and girls. For the dance, each man The newest designs in gingham has to find ng his partner the girl have bright horizontal stripes in who is holding the card matelting varying widths, and sometimes;

two or more different widths aro employed in one scheme.

his own.

Polishing Cloths Dissolve 1⁄2 cup of shredded soap in a large cupful of hot water.

When cold, stir in teaspoon-

ful of liquid ammouin.

It would be well to lina tho tweed curtaias in rooms fncing south. Both gingham and linen tweeds, too, are stronger and hangi better if they have linings.

Beat this to a smooth paste, and them.

put into it some pieces of odd A quick rub with one of these flannel or Inen, and allow them to cloths will make brasses brilliant, absorb as much of it la possible; and keep spoons and forks in good then squeeze them out and dry condition.

SALESMAN SAM

Heat or cold

they need "SCOTT'S"

SCOTT'S Emulsion brings health and strength at all ages of life. Contented and happy are little ones who are nourished

by

SCOTT'S Rmulsion.

IS NOW

IN

INTENSIVE TRAINING

FOR HIS

DUEL

WITH

HOWIE

SELZ

NOW FER

BULL'S EYE,

BANG

If you like, you can crack the

This is Schiaparelli's new waistcoat of blistered wool. It is made of two thickneAsEs of the wool in contrasting col- ours such a grey and deep red, and fe caught it the waist with an elastic, belt.

Another Good Bullot Gone Wrong!

19

Across

1 Under military (anog.). 10 It's quite a wondor to see half

a score in the harbour. 11 There may be flowers in it from

Rene and Peg,

you

12 This guard "is not a railway

guard, though it's where would expect to find one. 13 Here mountain climbing, is out of the question. It sounds as if Oliver was short.

14 Love emanates from this little

anlın!.

17 An atmospheric necessity. 18 A native of the East, his first

letter and last two (represent. ing 17) indicate water. 10 Very high and with a lonesome.

pine.

21 In tight but feeble

or nearly all, so to speak. 20 Animun.

27 An old vehicle which would seem

to grow less.

30 "I have not yet my house"

("Merchant of Venice").

31 A type of emphasis.

32 The kind of thing that, though It hides anger, gets most from the willing horse.

Down

2 Used to describe Ethelred. 3 You'll have to take thought for

this clue.

To prolong in any direction is largely to incline in a certain direction.

5 A broken-down rebel makes the

most of the musical part,

6 The principal mistake, was that more edge had been removed (hidden).

Did

you Know

7 Thin troe is useful to the dyer to say nothing of the wino merchant.

8 A solitary human being, or de

seriptive of sonjething 'poculiar to one's self-according to one's pronounelation (three words). D "Mond step, lova”, and look out:

for amplifications (anng.). 15 Marsby.

16 You'll see the devil If back be

fore the finish.

20 Old-fashioned carriage,

22 A member of a European race who will turn tail before Scotsman.

23 It horrified Mion Muffet. 24 Ono's likely to get things tied up

in it.

28 A river in South America helps.

to produce vivacity.

20 Hidden in Clue 6.

Saturday's Bolution.

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