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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MAY 14, 1931.

TOO OLD MARRY?

NEVER!

PALE, colorless lips my age your face- cause people to think you older than you are. But there is a way to make yourself look more youthful. Simply emphasize the natural color in your lipi.

What you need is the lipstick that in- tensifies the natural iose of your lips.. without risking that painted look. This lipstick is called Tangee. It isn't paint,

LOCKS ORANGE-ACTE ROSE

In the stick, Tanger looks orange. On your lis, it's rose. Not plaia rose. Not jarring red but your natural color. Tangee changei color to the one shade of blusli-rose most becoming to your type i Your lips will be come natural, youiliful, not conspicuous with paint. Moreover, Tangee's special cream base soothes and softens, prevents tips from drying or cupping. Gei Tanger today--coses nu more than ordinary lip. sticks. Also in Theatrical, a deeper stude for professional use.

UNTOUCHED-Lipa tudi uni touched age upt to have a fided look, make the faceszeg alder.

PAINTED — Don't zisk that rained look. It's cosmesing and men don't like it.

TANGEE-Intensifies neural cifior, restores posdiful sprest, ends that painted look.

TANGGE

Checks mustn't lock pale citbert So te TangreRouge. Blends with your complex. jon. Gives the same natural color and maiches Tangee Lip- stick. Now in xelilla. blegunmetal case.Re- fills save money. Also in Theatrical shade.

ANGEE

NILA Cook

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THE WORLD

SOUPS THAT NOURISH

OF WOMEN

Delicious Recipes At

Small Cost

Vedy often, when vegetables are served in great variety, a vegetable cream soup is not want- ed in the menu and a meat broth fails to give the required number of eateries and nourishment, Of course, there's always cream of mushroom soup, rich and de- Heious, but for plain every-day Tare something less expensive is, wanted.

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Cornment satis ls ideal'to serve) when ment la of the menu, be- cause it is very nourishing, pro- viding much food value in both calorles

and

content. mineral Elther stock or milk or

combination of slock and milk

be CAN

While used. the stock gives favour il furnishes little nourishment. All milk gives the maximum of nour ishment. The combination milk and stock ancrifices some nourishment for flavour, but this is justifiable, since one of the mis- sions of a soup is to whet the ap- pelite.

of

When soup is made with half) stock and half milk. the total number of calories amounts 10 952 with 125 calories of protein,{ This makes one cup of the soun equal in food value to a very small serving of Swiss steak.

Spring Soup

Three tablespoons butter, 1-2 cup minced onion, 1-2 cup shred- ded sweet green pepper, 1 bay Jenf, 1 teaspoon kitchen bouquette. 2 cups vent or chicken stock, 2 cups milk, 1 teaspoon salt, 1-i tea- spoon pepper, 3 tablespoons flour.

Boyd

but Good Morning

Would like

you as

to book as a pin all the busy

the day? hours then choose

frock like this one of fine cotton" in a day design

a

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Il red and white.

is so easily made too.

A house dress to please you. Linen, gingham, or tub silk are alternate suggestions. Designed in seven sizes-34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 and 46-size-38 requires d'a yards of 32- Inch material. To finish with bias binding requires 59% yarda 11⁄2 inches wide.

Day is Done

THE day is done, but

this frock will looks very meat, be cause it fits well. De Bigned In eight sizes:

36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 40, 48 and 60. Size 44 Te. quires 34 yards of 32. Inch material plus yard of contrasting material for the cuffa and neck inseris.

LATE MRS. H. L. LANGLEY

NOTED LADY WORKER DIES SUDDENLY

The Budden death at the Matilda- Hospital at 1 am, yesterday, from double pneumonia. of Mrs. Langley, wife of Mr. II. L. Langley, of the Naval Yard staff, will come as a shock to her large circle of friends.

In a frantic effort to reach Mr. Langley before his wife died early yesterday morning, tho Matilda Hospital authorities utilised every possible method of communicating with him.

Lantern slides were projected at the frincipal theatres, and messengers and the telephone were also used: Through ZBW, an urgent 8.0.8. was broadcast, asking listenera who knew the where abouts of Mr. Langley to Inform him that his wife's condition was dangerous.

re-

Although Mrs. Langley Was taken on Thursday, her condi tion did not necessitate her moval to hospital until Saturday, Her husband remained with her until 5 p.m., when he left to rejoin their two children, aged 4 years and 2 years.

Mrs. Langley's condition sud- denly became dangerous at 8 p.m.. and it was then that efforts were hor made to get in touch with husband. He Wan eventually located, at his home in Kowloon Tong, at 10 p.m., and reached the hospital shortly before his wife died.

The late Mrs. Langley, who was only 31 years of age, has played a prominent part in local educational and Anglican Church affairs.

She served on the Council of St. Andrew's Church during the early part of last year, realgning when the Kowloon Tong Anglican Church was conscerated sud opened, be- coming a Committeo member of that Church. At one time she had charge of the St. Andrew's Church Young Peoples Service, and a fortnight ago, attended the Anglican synod in Canton.

The Junior Branch School of the Diocesan Girls' School was opened in September last year, and the late Mrs. Langley, who had con- siderable experience in building up, a somewhat similar school in Eng- land, expressed her willingness to become inlatress in charge of the new establishment. The new 4 tablespoons meal. cun school proscased greatly under her grated cheese-

expert management.

Parents whose children attended in the the school, which was Anglican Church building at Kow-16 loon Tong, will grieve to hear of the peasing of one who has, during

nine months, done the past much to mould the characters of her young charges.

Melt butter in soir kettle and add onion and pepper. Stir and cook until onion is golden straw colour. Add seasoning, stock and milk. Add cornmeal and stir hard until mixture boils. Stir flour to n smooth paste with a Hitle cold milk, adding hot soup slowly until mixture pours rendily. Add to

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i i get wolfish in this place; it must be the жед nir (three words)..

P Couple.

10 One can't forget the outer part

of this bird.

11 What pigs do for truffles.

Flourished.

Add to.

Enough water to make the most indefatigable correspondent lone heart.

17 in course was altered when Fri-

day arrived.

If Merely a serap of paper, and

copy at that.

20 Introduce in a passage.

No one likes to be on this part

the soup, stirring constantly. the two little children, Rosemary21 Bring to the boiling point and und Veronica, will go the heartfelt of the country. cook fifteen minutes. When ready sympathy of all who knew the late | to serve "aprinkle-grated-cheese | Mrs:"Langley."

over top of each bowl.

Another Boup that furnishes much nourishment at small cost

The Funeral.

23 Hardly a bite, but, atlll, some

thing to be going on with.

24 Only a river bird to a limited

extent.

27 Although it is outside the inn. spirits are to be found in it. 28. Seamen's chapels,

The stinger that turned tes. What is this to can. Let pop (anag.).

24 Dislodge.

may trust one's cars, lids are suitably dealt with,

The funeral was held in the at the Protestant is potato and cheese soup. This afternoon

The soup, too, can be made with half Cemetery at Happy Valley. milk and half veal or chicken cortege entered the burial ground Road, the stock or all milk ns taste dictates, through Stubbs Gate Parmesan cheese is preferred on pall-bearera being Mensre. A E account of its davour, but any well Collina, G. J. Trowt, B. Serridge, The Scottish place where, If one flavoured cheese hard enough to B. Wilson, C. Priday and E. Jago. grate can be used. Potatoes The Inst rites were performed by ahould not be repeated in the the Rev, N. V. Halward, M.G., M.A. same meal with the potato and The principal mourner was the Othera cheese soup.

widower, Mr. Langley.. present were Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Clemo, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Thomas, Mrs. Tutchings, Mrs. A. E. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Scotcher, Mr. and

Potato and Cheese Soup

Three medium sized potatoes,

cup grated cheese, 4 cups mlik, 4

Herdman. Mias H. D.

Down

There's lofs in this though It isn't very wide. Stretch,

+ Precise.

Why the inability to grasp "even set price, sir?” (anag).

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The mund that hangs round u honey.pot, 7 Stop.

B Can you guess this hyphenated.

He' monster of the deep? partly pheasant, partly eel.

12 Shows a certain amount of heat,

but without loss of temper. 14. Strongly suggests our salad days

itwo words).

116 A girl and-

18 a darling.

22 It is, literally, inflammation. 25, Blant, not to say dense. 120 Get hot (anag;).

27 A hyphenated, colloquial and slightly doggish way of saying excellent

20 It means York in short,

#1 Depression from which one can

hardly escapa In the Highlaris. Baturday's Bolution

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AREA MOHEYDE KR NESE PORNSTARS VALD G D FIGHTOMU FEEDE FLEET OF UGNAST Y MIRAR FLUSH CHA PEU EMERALD SYNONYM

INSUBORDINATION

tablespoons butter, tablespoons Mrs. C. G. Anderson, Mrs. Bates. flour, 2 teaspoons salt, 1-2 ten- Mrs. spoon white pepper, 2 teaspoons Sawyer, Miss II. Bush, Miss J. Anderson Millor, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Rond, All the Little Ones sugar, 2 tablespoons grated onion, Anders & Sue, Capt. C. Morley and Joan, Mr. and Mrs. D. from the D. G. S. Kowloon Tonz Messrs. J. W. Baldwin, McLellan, Mr. and Mrs. D. Orr. Branch School, Kowloon Tong 14 teaspoon tabasco sauce, 2 ta

J. C. L. Wong, E. C. C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Patey, Mr. Anglican Church Sunday School, blespoons minced parsley.

and others.

and Mrs. J. C. L. Wong, Mr. und Kowloon Tour Anglican Church Steam or boll potatoes in the In addition to those from the Mr. Scotchor and family. Mrs. F. Committee. "jackets," Peel and put through family, wreaths were sent by: Mr. Wong and family.

Diocesan Boys' School, members rfeer. Melt butter and stir in and Mrs. C. G. Anderson, Mr. and Miss R. Mow Fung, Mrs. Edith of the R. C. N. C. Guild of Barthu flour. Add milk, stirring con- Mrs. J. W, Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Hamson, Miss L. Sue, Miss A. and Mary, Inspectore of the Chief stantly and bring to the bolling Herdiman, Mrs. F. C. Langley and Hopkins, Mias H. D. Bawyer, Miss Constructors' Department Royal point. Add prepared potatoes, family, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jesale Wong, and Mr. E. C. C. Naval Yard, President, Committee

Lillian, seasoning and cheese and boil one Ferguson and

W. F. Johnson.

and

members of the Kowloon minute. Add parsley and serve at Fincher and family, Mr. and Mrs. Staff of the Diocesan Girls' Cricket Club, Council and members

Jacks and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. School, Kindergarten D. G. S. of St. Andrew's Church.

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Hore's a Tip!

YOU BETCHA, YOUNG Peller! I'M GLAD YA CAME WAY OUT HERE TA COLLECT MY DILL!

NOW, IT'S OFFA MH. MINDI

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MINE,TOD! AN' THANKG

MUCHLY !

"four GRAN’PAPPY MUST BE PRETTY THRIFTY, SAVIN' ALL

THAT DOUGH!

JOH, MY YES! HE SOVES

EV'RY THINKO HE OITS HOLD' OFİ FIGURES (T'LL COME IN HANDY, SOME DAY

By Small

WHY, HE'S EVEN SAVED HIS TOYS FER HIS SECOND CHILDHOOD!

NEL BERENCE, THE FACIL SA, B, PAT. OFF.