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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY

JUNE 20

1933.

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Piano-roll Print in Brown and White Strikes Up a Happy Tune for Chic

Player piano rolls provide the inspiration for this dotted ensemble of brown and white printed silk. The wide belt of crocodile grain brown calfskin nas a wooden buckle.

The frock, with its cape sleeves, has a collar, cuffs and tie of white crepe which may be detached for laundering. The coat has the Gibson Girl sleeve, ending at the elbow. White doeskin gloves and a sailor of brown hanterawn straw braid

complete the conte

YOURSELF

PRACTICAL RECIPES GLORIFYING

A Good Cold Breakfast Dish

CURRANT ROLLS

By Alicia Hart

The first hot days should send [you scurrying into a-chemist's to Half a pound minced suct, 1 lb.!

stock up on the summer toilet art!- currants not quite half a nutmeg, grated; 2 tablespoonfuls of milk cles that will make life easier. } (or cream), 2 beaten eggs, and

You'll need a fresh supply of onough fine breadcrumbs to form a deodorants, perhaps. Look at the thick paste.

new little gadget, like a lipstick,

Form into rolls the size of an that you use under your arms for egg, and fry in very hot fat, until perspiration.. Look at the creams browned all over.

Serve with sugar and lemon

Juice.

for the same purpose. And don't forget that there are several kinds of liquid deodorants that must be used according to directions and provo a grand boon when so done.

Dressing for Fruit Salad. The juice of 3 lemons and of 2 oranges: 1⁄2 cup of sugar, 1 cupful of cream. Mix the juice of lemons Bath powder is by now a neces- and orange; add sugar; boil until sity. But there are some now body clear. Whip the cream, and stir powders that have a deodorant it into the mixture. Allow it to quality to them that should be on get cool, and then pour it over the your shelf this summer. Also pow

der for your feet! enind.

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For Breakfast.

Mince 1 lb. each of raw lean beef and ham. Mix 1⁄2 lb of bread-crumbs with the minced meat, and season with salt and pepper.

Cold showers in the mornings; after a salt rub, do a lot to down perspiration.

Cologne is a grand last touch under the arms. More effective Stir in two beaten eggs, and than powder, really, and much form into a' short, thick roll. cooler in summer. Also, give your Fasten it securely in a scalded hands a dash of nice lavender wa- and floured cloth, and boil for four ter or cologne and rub them to- hours.

gothor a little bit and see if you This, when cold, makes a de-don't feel like-going out to greet licious cold breakfast dish.

the world.

SALESMAN SAM

ŠAM HAS BEEN OUT IN THE COUNTRY ALLDAY, 'HOGGING ALL THE Pies HE COULD ́EIND FOR AR 916-.PORK GALE

AT MAJORS GENERAL STORE.

DOG-TIRED, WITH TIRED OOGS HEL PUTS UP FORJ "THE NIGHT'AT A FARMER'S. HOUSE!

WHAT! NO ALARM CLOCK? I'LL HAVE TO SEE FARMER MILDEW ABOUT WAKING- ME UP ON TIME!

EVENING GOWNS

A Blow to the "Don't Dress" Movement

(From a Paris Correspondent)

The "don't dreas" movement has received a blow. Women have gone back to being "beautiful ladies, richly dressed," in the evening.

Clothes that can go on from five to midnight are still fashionable, but they are getting a lot of com- petition from dresses that can only bloom in a glittering evening atmosphere. The Judgment of Paris has been passed' in favour of the real evening dress for ove ning wear, when, and if possible.

There are lots of traces of the "don't dress" fashions in those formal evening clothes for Spring 1983. Sleeves, far from being a disgrace on an evening gown that

ACROSS

1 Is necessary twice to make a

mental picture.

- Sometimes applied to the palm

to ensure a good return. 10 Faithful in charteter, contain-

ing a faithful character. 11 Divider who's never greedy, and

his heart is always game.

12 Nail the French and collar the

lot for the fisherman.

14 This doesn't matter a jot.

10

18

is backicas to the waist, are as smart 15 There's a snare in this.. ns over. Another kind of eve- ning dress is made with the decolletage which covers up every-21 thing but a bit of the shoulders.

Woollen dresses are smart for formal evening wear, but they are always daringly low cut, and very long, to compensate for their day- time fabric.

Formal evening frocks this sea- son almost invariably have long skirt, either to the tocs, or tralling a little.' Dinner dresses on the other hand, are mostly ankle, or Instop length, no longer.

A feature of the evening mode Is the addition of a voluminous scarf of chiffon or tulle.tied round the neck by one end and fastoned with a huge artificial rose, the long ends floating down the back.

Stitched Chic

a

White crocheted gloves and hat, in fancy novelty stitch, added an individual touch to pale grey suit. White grosgrain ribbon bands the hat and a large mesh black nose-veil repeats the black of the suit buttons, purse and pumps.

All Wound Upl

(OH, DON'T WORRY ABOUT MAKIN'. NER TRAIN BACK TO TOWN,SAM{:

MY, PET ROOSTER/LL GIT YA UP GAIN TH". MORNIN'

OKAY, MR.MILDEW-

33

7 I take my place in this old

carriage. in a divided role after

a more modern vehicle.

6 A thorough rascal."

11 Well-known jockey's Christian

name,

13 You'll want your den to have a first-rate interior, won't you? 17 A musician.

19 Rum and fith.

What a mixture

to make merry on!

20 This cycle-known to the Baby-

O

A

In contrition, suffers Might describe a swimming con- test-anyway, as moist as can Crime.

ho.

26 Up to:

30 A feature to face, although we may disapprove to begin with. 31 A much-bespectacled system of

black magic. 32 Jewish priestly vestnients of

linen.

33 Laying by the hose-it won't be wanted in an average English Triumphs. Bummer?

35 Was recognised by Louis XIV.

na James III.

*

DOWN

2 Get in, or reverse the advertise-

-ment-for-an-attack.

3 If you're quick in this and take up a different position you'll be O.K.

4 Mashia. It would not be so hard

with a different head.

There's not much give in such a nature.

6 "To caro for him who shall have borne, the battle, and for his Hi" (Lincoln, widow, and

Second Inaugural Address").

STABILISATION. HOPE

INTERNATIONAL BANK AGREEMENT

London, June 19.

Ionians soars when given a

twint

Tea

in Brazil for three.

23 Though you'll have to make a guess for it, this type of solver is not likely to bo very succean-

ful

26 Ends in church,

27 Part of the body.

28 There's no chance when we

haven't got one (hyphen). 29 A vegetable overweight, for

spring.

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CHENG LUMEASU

"OHIMNEYSWEEPER

STABBING AFFRAY.

WATCHMAŃ FOUND NOT. GUILTY AT SESSIONS

Lau So, a former District Watchman, was found not guilty » at the Sessions yesterday beforal

Hope has not yet been abandon-the-Pulsne Judge, Mr. R. E. Lind ed for a pound and dollar stabi- sell, when he appeared to answer lisation agreement. Some under-a charge of wounding Li Chuen, standing may be reached before hawker, at West Point on April the end of the week through a 21. raprochement between the Banks

of England and France and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, instead of by an inter-Gov- the delegates of Eastern European ernmental agreement.

states, the Greeks suggesting the creation of special trade treaties. The view is strongly held In between creditor and debtor na- Conference and financial circles, tions in order to facilitate debt." that stabilization is essential to services-Reuter,

the success of the Conference,

Both the Economic and Monetary Commissione met this morning, the former debating the French proposal in favour of interna- tional organisation for the pro- duction and marketing of certain products, including wheat, wine, timber, cotton, coal, wool and silver.

Mr. Quo Tal-chi representa China on the Economic Commis- sion and Dr. W. W. Yen on the Monetary Commission.

The Monetary Commission dis-i cussed credit proposals, raised by

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