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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, "9861 '92 UZUNBOAⱭ 'XYGENLYS

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THE days of elastic-sided boots, thank goodness, aro over. But they had their points they kept grand- mother's feet dry.

We have their counterpart to- day in the attractive ankle-high bootres. 'discovered Arst in America. They have 'waterproof Exteriors fastening up the front with buttons, or a Lighting Fas- tener; cosy inside, as they are Ined up with wool.

Warm, too, are the bootees worn by the girl in the sketch.

Fashion seems determined to keep our feet dry, having in mind. I suppose, all those chills we catch through having the wrong foot- wear on at the wrong moment.

Besides the just-above-tho-nukle type of boot, there are others that come well up the calf of the legs. If the latter are worn, the coat should just cover the top, as a gap between gives a vory ugi lins.

Oilskin or Taflet

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Thon comes all those little otceteras that make life bearable in a wet day. The umbrella that Zolds up and slips into the top of your handbag, so that you don't suddenly stop and start with the mental query, "What did I do with my umbrella?

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I saw a gladsome sight the other afternoon coming towards me in the wol. A figure in bright scarlet bilskin, worn over a coat and skirt -rather startling, but a cheery Eight in the November gloom.

Cheery, too, are the coloured oil- aking, with hat and chubby um- brella to match. If you don't favour transparency, there is an- other fabric appearing to have a taffeln Anish. In a spot design coat, complete with hat and um- brella, this makes a smart bad- Weather outfit.

Windjammer oilskins for the country woman have a double- breasted front for extra protection.

THE TURKEY'S

FAREWELL ·

Tasty Ways With The Left-Overs

IN TN a few days' time the turkey usually looks a sorry sight, and if

it was an extra large one it is some- times a problem to know how to use It up. Although, cold turkey is very Hood, it is not too appetising on a cold day,

FOR COLD FROSTY WEATHER

Curried turkey makes B very warming dish. Cut the meat from the turkey and cut it into small pieces, sprinkle with Bisto. break up the bones and gently stew them for several hours. then strain for Paluck,

Fry the ment in a little butter with a small chopped onion, a sliced apple and a dessertspoonful of curry powder. Buil dozen chesinula

until soft, then chop them and add to the other ingredients. Add the slock and gently simimer.

TURKEY DORMERS

Mix together 1 b. minced tur- key, a Hile of the forcement, 4 oz. breadcrumbs, 4 oz. mashed potatoes, pepper, salt, a teaspoonful of onion Juice and a beaten egg. Form Into int cakes, brush over with beaten ex. sprinkle with breadcrumbs, then fry in hot fat until a golden brown. Drain well on soft paper and serve with a good brown gravy. All there made-up dishes are im- proved by the addition of brown gravy. You know how to make it quickly put a heaped teaspoonful of Diste into a basin, mix thoroughly with half a pint of warm water, then bring to the boil in a saucepan, stirring all the time. Allow to boil for a few seconds and the gravy is ready.

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Mince or chop the turkey finely, season with pepper and salt and a Ittle of the forcemeat. Melt à nut of butter in a pan, add the turkey and stir for a low minutes over à gentle heat. Add a few cooked

green peas or two skinned tomatoes

GOOD TRAVELLERS..

A belted Iravel cool cut on double-breasted linos in groan tweed flocked with copper brown. The stitched double collar matches the new cuffs, bolt. "and "pockels.

SCHOOLGIRL BEAUTY

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TOWEVER much mother may protest that "she never worried about her face in her young days," her modern, lanky-legoca 'schoolgirl daughter in her teens will still take what appears to be an excessive amount of interest in the cosmetic counter.

it's no use complaining of youthful vanity—creṛp girt is keen to be pretty-fust an every mother wants her daughter to be the belle of her frst "ball."

The best way for mothers to tackle the problemL

is to turn this youthful interest to good account, Teach wur daughter the value of skin cleanliness, Sce that she uses only pure soop, and get her into the habit of giving her face a cold splash after escry wash.,

Give her a manicure autht with really good imple- ments. Poor quality Ales and scissors spoil the nails. If the cost important, buy the manicure things separately and make roll-case for them from chamois leather.

As to powder, no one likes a sking nose, so see that she has a finely sified, pure powder which won't harmi a lovely young skin. Teach her to apply a light founda- tion cream first.

Be firm about rouge. Any girl in her 'teena should have a wild-rose colour which not only does not need

D. E. artificial aid, but is spoilt by it.

Fashion Prepares

Weather

for any

by MARY GRACE

The ample wrap of this loose chock twood coal pro- vidos oxtra wannth. whon motoring. -Full sleeves are gathered into wind: proof wrist bands, Note the now buckle fastenings.

Ankle high, buttoned booteas in patterned rubber. Right, lace up suede with nost turn-downs.. Brollies, chubby or handbag

size, should match your outfit.

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AIN, rain, go' to..." well, I Are You Ready

don't mind where it goes to as Llong as it doesn't pour on us--

when we are out and about, But, as we can't control the Clerk of the Weather, a word on clothes to wear when travelling by car or train

is opportunc.

On cold, wet days the chill at- mosphere seems to penetrate right through you. Furs are not a happy cholce on such occasions, as your best coat is apt to get wet, and fur takes on a matted appearance which is the reverse of becoming.

For travelling by train you can't do better than have a warm tweed coat-beited, mark you-so that it fits snugly round the walst and staya in position and keeps you warm without trouble in care you have to strapping.

Extra Inches

Another point to bear in mind is to -havo a wide wrapover so that you get the protection from the double

thicknicks.

Also, the girl or woman who spends a lot of time travelling in tralus dur. ing the winter month? sind always have a coat on the long side, so that it comes well over the knees,

Never mind, in these etrennistauces, if it

is not quite the fastdomble length- the warmth

and comfort and gente Treedrate from chills will be ample compensations,

A smart 1tle felt hat of the phon variety, that you can arrange ki. Ubá a

which mits you best. and has one of là m brims which can be worn turned t

down, should complete your outfit.

Comfortable Wrap

For the woman who travels a great de

by car I suggest one of the Junga qadar k evat as shown in the revond ripeteb, 1:5 an ample wrap, and on a raw, cold d you'll appreclate being able to smug i into the comfort of the wide collar.

To my mind a car always seems ne confined than a milway carriere, so it is pleasant to be able to open your enak en de at will.

Here again I advise a coat on the long elde. On a long drive, legs are apt to gi stiff and chill despite the warmth of rign. This coat has comfortably full sleever. which are gathered into a band at the welet to keep out drughits. Note the pockets placed a tin forward for easy uni

Four on rounds of buttered toast or with a cut onion first, this gives the NEW PARLOPHONE RECORDS EXPECTED ON

fried bread.

NOURISHING SOUP

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salad a very faint onion flavour without being objectionable. Serve with potato crisps or rolls and but- ter.

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The carcass of the turkey need not bo whisted, it makes a nourishing and delicious soup.

Break the turkey up and put the pieces into a pan and cover with water. Add an onion, carrot and turnip and gently stew for three hotirp

HOT PUNCH

Ingredients: 4 pint brondy, pint tougar, one large lemon, one 591 rum, one pint boiling water, 2 oz.. orange, a pinch of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and ginger.

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Rub the sugar. on the lemon, put all the ingredients Into a pan and Meanwhile, cut a pound of shin heat slowly until almost boiling, F605

of back into dice, sprinkle with Athen strain into a punch-bowl, add dessctpoonful of Bisto, add a pint

of cold, water, and simmer, Strain the turkey stock, add. the beef Equid and serve with croutons of brend and a little chopped parsley.

COLD SUPPER SALAD

Take two cuzfuls of diced turkey, add a pinch of salt, pepper and a

the strained lemon juice, and serve.

SLOE GIN AND GINGER Half a wineglassful of ribe 'gin, a wineglissful of homé-made ginger wine and a few drops of orange bit. torn.

Half; All a tumbler with chipped lee, pour over the sloe gin and in- few leaves of watercress, three ger wing and orhnge bittets. Shake tablespoonfula of chopped celery, a well and serve in small glasses with

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Something New for Supper

[AVE you ever heard of Jellied.

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Salads? If you like something quite unusual and want to give your friends a treat, try one. They are really quite easy to make.

Chicken

CUT up the remains of a cold chicken In small pieces (enough to make a breakfast cupful and mix it with a quarter of that amount of tinned pimentos or stoned olives cut up small, with a cupful of chopped celery later on when it is in season.

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Take three-quarters of a cupful of mayonnaiso dressing and mix with it a level tablespoonful of gelatine soaked in a quarter of a cup of cold water and dissolved over some hot water. Season with salt and pepper, paprika pepper being best and put it into a mould or pudding basin and let it get cold. furn it out then on a bed of green salad.

If you like to pour the mixture into a turban mould, you can then turn It out into a ring, on the green salad, and garnish, the centre with more green stuff, a Russion salad.

Serve on lettuce leaves with may

onnaise sauce.

and

Tomato

MAKE a puree with some

A fresh tomatoes, strain It measure out three cupfuls, keeping the puree hot. Soak two tablespoonful of gelatine in half a cupful of cold water and, when it is dissolved add it, with a teaspoonful

cach of salt and sugar, to the tomato puree.

Mould and let get cold, then turn out on to lettuce leaves and mask with mayonnaise sauce. The addi- tion of a little paprika pepper to the tomato puree is good.

Fish

FLAKE up a cupful and a half of cold bolled cod, season it with a litile salt, cayenne pepper and a squeeze or two of femon juice, and leave it in a cover ed dish for an hour.

Dissolve a third of a tablespoon- ful of gelatino in a tablespoonful and a half of water and add it to soina-mayonnaiso dressing.' As the dressing thickens, add Half a capful of stify whipped cream and faked fish. Put into' a' mould and serve on lettuce leaves.

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