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You may have the sort of figure that a more ample age would have envied, but now, Madam, you've got to keep your

Do Not Wear

Curves in

Coats

Conta with wide revers... large fur collars jag pokes

padded shoulders .. or short-fitting waistline

Do Wear

Short couts, single-breasted

in The

Right

Places

OUR husband or boy friend

YOUR the has no

head for figures, but I'll bet my bottom dollar that he has an eye for them; and it is up to you to keep that eye from straying.

This is no easy matter-un- less you are already the owner of a perfect figure, or clever enough to appear to be-be- cause three-quarters of the male sex look at a woman's figure first.

Now, we're out to help the girl who's worried about her curves. She has too many of them, and all in the wrong places.

The auswer lies in her

clothes,

Blouses and Skirts

She should pick the clothes Do Not Wear

that suit her best, always bear-

ing in mind that plain, well- ferseus tightly fitting, with high, round necks

very bright colours.

upperated, fitting and well-suited clothes Scarlet pure white .. or deep yellow should be given some other

fured skirts.

plain buttons

small revers

conservative collars.

Lony coats without collars.

will at once create the illusion

of a good figure-whether she Do Wear has one or not.

DIANA GIBSON.

colour to break up their severity of line.

Jerseys of thin wool. with tiny fat collars and V-necks... soft silk blouses bows at neck long sleeves caught at wrists...saftly pleated bodices.

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Daytime Dresses

Don't Wear

Dresses with puged sleeves... frilly necklines... patch pockets fussy bodicer. . tricky waistlines flared skirts

pleats, and keep off flat hats and fat-heeled shoes.

Do Wear

Dresses with several interchangeable boleros fitting bodicer

V-necks

neat skirts with one or two centre pleats Atting sleeves belts rather than sashes,

or bulky

sofilu clond

Old-time dishes brought up to date

The wider variety of foot- to-day.

THE housewife of to-day has not be popular in most homes Add a sprinkling of dried herbs, rall

But here

are some

and pepper, cover the saucepan tight- ! stuffs to choose from than had simple dishes from the days six hours.

ly and allow it to simmer for five or her ancestor of a century or when Queen Victoria was in long

Remove the onion and cloves, etc., more ago. Nevertheless, sho is clothes.

before serving. A cupfal of green more cautious in her choice of

pens makes a pleasing addition to this soup.

ingredients.

Some of the old recipes are

Hodge-Podge

difficult to follow because their Urup 1stb. each of beef, veal,

Herring Pie

ingredients, such as lampreys, and scrag of mutton. Put into DUTTER the bottom of a ple-dish akirrets, and chars are hard to half an ounce of pearl barley, a small of thinly sliced apples and fillets of a saucepan with a quart of water, Dam All it with alternate layers obtain, and others are not to onion and some mace. two clover, herring. modern taste.

and three or four peppercorns tied Dishes composed of a atale leg in a muslin bag.

Season with mace, pepper, and salt. Cover all with a layer of chop. Add two heads of celery, a small ped onion, add a few drops of water,

of mutton cut into collops, or of carrot, a turnip, and some lettuce and cover with sliced potatoes or e pig's cars and pettitoes would teaver. All these should be cut up, pastry crust.

Evening Gowns

Do Not Wear

POPULAR PARLOPHONE RECORDS

F1104 (Valse Voni” “.

(Estrellita (Little Star),

HARRY KARN. SAXOPHONE & PIANO, F1108 (Phil The Fluters Bull.

(Hongkong Hoggis.

PATRICIA ROSSBOROUGH. PIANO.

F1163 (Quick Step Medley.

2 Pinnos with String Bass & Drums.

IVOR MONETON & DAVE KAYE,

F1158 (San Sue Strut. Q.S.

(King Porter Stomp. Q.S.

March.

HÁRRY ROY'S ORCHESTRA. F1153 (Anchors Aweigh. March.

(Bab el Mandeb. (New York University Marching Song.

NEW YORK UNIVERSITY BAND, F1150 (Two Guitars.

(Liebesfreud (Kreisler),

F1139

shirred or tucked hip-line

In the evening fight shy of too bare shoulders bodices trills near the neck or waist ... feather boa8

wide sashes... fussy waistlines .. . crinoline frocks. F1134

satins or lames. sequins

Bounces

Do Wear

In the evening, velvetr, chiffons, crepes, pcorpettes and brocades. Softly draped. superbly cut. low necklinea... subtle colour contrasts

very plain bodices

Atted waists and flowing

short sleever skirts. Go chay on jewellery.

Sweet and Simple

You want a sweet for a supper party, cary to make cheap, and

attractive to look ut? Try this,

Take as many well-shaped cooking apples as you need, pare them and take out the cores. Put them whole, in a steamer, and steam gently until soft but unbroken.

Let them cool, put them in a plass dish, and fill the tore space with raspberry jam. Pour a boiled custard round the apples, and when it has settled sprinkle it with those tiny coloured sweets called hundreds and thousands, or put dabe of whipped cream on it. U you want to be more extravagant, use cream to pour round the apples instead of custard.

IF

'you have any beauty problems, why not try Mrs. Beton's Beauty Salon which has a reputa- tion of being the most rellable in the Colony.

Peninsula Hotel.

Tol. 58081, Extension 34.

HAROLD RAMSAY. ORGAN. (Let's Walt for Old Times Salce. W. (I Fall in Love with You Every Day. 5.FT.

VICTOR SILVESTER'S ORCHESTRA. (Somebody's' Thinking of you To-night. QS. (Oh. Ma-Ma, Beautiful. Boy. 8/8.

NAT GONELLA'S GEORGIANS.

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY Marina House,' '~'19, Queen's Road C. Tel. 24648.

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