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P & O-BRITISH INDIA (APCAR) AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(Companies Incorporated in England.)

Taking Cargo on through Kills of Lading for STRAITS, JAVA & NURMA, CEYLON ENDIA, ULANIAN GULF, MAUIUTIUS, 2, & 8. AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUD ING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND POHTA, NED SEA, EGYPT, KUNOPE, STC FENINGULAR & DMENTAL FORTNIQHTLY DIRECT NOYAL MAIL STEAMERİ (Vader Contract with XLM. Government.)

Ali vatsdia may rail at any porta un or of the route,—and the route and all malling are subject to change or deviation with or without notice.

Steamers

CARTHAGE

"BHUTAN

RAJPUTANA

BEHAR

RANCHI **SOUDAN

RANPURA RAWALPINDI CANTON CONFU

• Cargo only

SINDHANA

SHIRALA TILAWA

SANTHA TALMA

Tons From H'Kong about [14,200, 21st Jan., Noon.

0.000 28th Jan.

17,000) 4th Feb. 8,000 11th Feb.

17,000) 10th Feb. 7,000 25th Feb,

17.000 4th Mar. 17,000) 18th March 10,000 1st Apr. 114,500) 154

Apr.

↑ Calle Casablanca

Destination

B'bay, M'scilica & London. B'bay, M'acilles, Havre, dor Hull, H'bg. R'dsm & A'werp Bombay, Morseilles & London M'seilles, Havre, L'dan, Hull. H'bg, R'dam & A'werp.

Marseilles & London. B'bay, M'sellles, Havre, L'dor Hull, H'bg, R'dam & A'werp. Marseilles & London.

| Murscillen & London.

Marsellles & London.

Marseilles & London.

All vessels may call at Malta

BRITISH INDIA APCAR BAILINGS (SOUTIL)

10,000 14 Jan., 10.30 a.m. S'pore,

,000 28th Jun. 10,000 11th Feb.

8,000 25th Feb. 19,008; 11th Mar.

Port

SwettenhamD Penang, Rangoon & Calcutta

DO.

DO.

DO.

DO.

BI Apear Line Stramers have excellent sccommodation for 1st & 2nd class pamengur EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN BAILINGA (SOUTH)

NELLORE

TANDA

NANKIN

7,000; 3rd Feb.

7,000 4th Mar,

7,000 1st Apr.

Manila, Rabaul, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne & Hobar

Regular monthly saltings from Hkong to Bhanghai & Japan & keng to Australia

Hong Kong to lydney-10 days,

SAILINGS TO BHANGHAI & JAPAN.

TILAWA

10,000 19th Jan,

RANCHI

17,800 29th Jan,

*SOUDAN

SANTIA

RANPURA

TALMA

RAWALPINDI

•BURDWAN

·

7,000 21st Jan. 8.000 2nd Feb. 27,000 3rd Feb. 10,000 16th Feb. 17,003 17 Feb.

0,000 19th Feb.

Curgo only.

Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanthal & Japan.

Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Japan.

Shanghai & Japan, Shanghai & Japan.

All dates are approximate and subject to alterollon without notice, parcels measuring not more than 6 c.ft, will be received at the Company's Office up to Don on the day previous to smiling,

For Passage Rates, Handbooks, Freight, etc., apply

A. MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. Phon

Connaught N.c.

CANADIAN PACIFIC

STEAMSHIPS

HOTELS

RAILWAYS — EXPRES

Agenta

TO CANADA, UNITED STATES and EUROPE

via Shanghal, Robe & Yokohama

......Noan, Tues., Jan. 24. EMPRESS OF JAPAN vla Henolula

Noon. Wed Feb. 8. EMPRESS OF ASIA

....Noon. Toca, Feb. 21.

Noon, Wed., Mar. 8.

EMTRESS OF CANADA via Itenolulu EMI'RESS OF RUSSIA

Air-conditioned equipment on C.P.R. Trans-Continental Trains Frequent Canadian Paclie Atlantic sailings to European Porta

EMPRESS OF ASIA

Union

Building

TO MANILA

..5,00 p.m. Fri, Jan. 13.

Canadian Pacific

Telophone

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SAILS JAN. 14th nt 0.00 B.. JAN, 20th at 4.00 p.m.

FEB. 11th at 8.00

a.m. FED. 25th at 4.00

p.m.

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HONGKONG TELE GRAPH

TAILORED

TWEEDS

TO-DAY, we will deal with a tailored tweed suit; and

a tailored suit that could be made up-for town wear. In the main drawing at the right the designer shows the plain, classical version of this pattern. This is good in style for practically any type of day-time wear, though you can tie it up more specifically with certain occasions by the choice of fabric in which you make it up.

It is essentially, however, à pattern that you can keep by you for years, for it is a good basic cut that will never be out- moded. If you use it now for a thick tweed country suit you can use it again too for a broadcloth best town suit; then next spring work on it once more, using grey flannel. Keep it in mind during anle-time when cruising linens and suiting shantungs are often Hold nt big reductions in order to clear the stock ahelves; then make up your summer suit in a leisurely way while the dark evenings are still here. You'll thus be ready with a main item for your holiday wardrobe, made without rush and bother and at a fraction of the cost you would have to pay later.

But summer, of course, seems an impossibly long way ahead at the moment, and the immediate need is a warm suit. So let's think of this now in terms of tweed.

You can get quite a satisfactory quality wool tweed-and I expect some of my barguin-spotting readers will be able to find

a suitable odd length on some remnant counter.

Or there's a good wool frieze in An excellent range

of new season's colours.

Leather buttons are good on tweeds, or wooden buttons if you can't get leather.

IMPORTANT point to remember is that any material which is going to be exposed to dumpness should be shrunk before it is cut, so for this suit you should shrink both the tweed and the interlin- ing linen. This does not apply to the coat lining.

And in a tailored pattern don't be mem with your tackings. If you've made lots of dresses and feel that by now you can stitch up the resins without first lack- ing them don't feel the same way about a tailored gar- ment. For preliminary tacking ensures exactitude, fund It's exactitude that makes a tailored snit what it is.

Get the lension of your machine-stitching correct too by trying it Rest on a small piece of the tweed. It should be a firm, clean line with a medium-size stitch.

IMPORTANT point to remember is that any a tailored suit as well or badly made, and the attention paid to the interlining is mainly responsible for the result. If you follow the directions and over- work the interlining with rows of rinail stitches you will get a collar and revers that set beautifully. You will be well repaid for the extra time that this may take.

January 13, 1939.

Service

Cold Weather Banish Those Wrinkles!

Soups

EVERYONE welcomes a hot plate T of appetising soup these cold days, and the following delicious varieties are very easily and quick-t ly made.

Hallan Soup

Wash halt a teacup of lentils, and peel and slice an oniou. Melt 2 oz dripping in a pan, add lentils and onion, and tons for a few minutes without browningt.

Add half in tomatoes, and four breakfastcups water; simmer for twa her ass through a rieve, return ton, and bring to boiling point.

Mix tablespoon of cornflour to u this month cream with water; add to bolling raun, stirring all the time; them just before servini; add one ten- voon eastor, sugar, one tablespoon rrated

cheese, pepper and salt to taste.

An Unusual Way With Beetroot

tipette attractive.

Melt in a sepan 1 oz butter, 1 oz flour, and mix well. Now rear in gradually, stirring alt the time, one quart stock. Add a small teenoon salt, a large beetroot, pre- vinusly. boiled and sileed, two sticks relery (chopped), and a inch pep- per. Stir till the soup bails, then put I on pan, and simmer 36 inimutes. Rub through a wire sieve. return to pan, and add one and half teacups milk. Serve at once. Cream Leek Soup

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Ap-

face feel slack. There THERE is a point about

is a weak wrinkles and lines which few nagging tingling, which means that woman grasp fully.

the flesh in losing. Its strength and The point is that women are apt resilience and forming a line or a to put all their faith in beauty treat- hollow. You can almost feel your. ments and neglect the inner treat- face shrinking. The effect is

When ment. Now, beauty treatments are parent on your colour, too.

apathetic, sallownes indispensable, as water to dry you ground when cultivating plants, but creeps over your checks,

Now notice the difference when the ground inside is equally impor-

you are active and absorbed, and alf tent.

your being is alive and doing or Fint of course, there is the ques thinking something. You'll And-your tion of worry. People sometimes face again tingling and throbbing. say, "But how can you help feeling but this time it is a constructive in- wretched when things go away! you can avoid thinking about them. are building new

stead of a destructive throb. You

instead of de-

If you put your mind to it and per- teriorating. Your muscles and flesh severe, you can train yourself to think just what thoughts you like. are becoming strong and resliient, and

The wise direction of thoughts

thus able the better to resist the wear of time. Your cheeks fill out

one of the first steps towards the re- instead of looking drawn and slack, tardment of wrinkles.

Also the bland flows more healthily, Then there is the habit of nursing and your colour actually improves. grievances. How some women will

keep on turning over in their minds Habits to Develop

avoid Boredom

and grievances.

the thought of some hurt they had What to do to avoid wrinkles is to Soup made from beetroot has a rereived. No woman can afford to favour al once delicate and novel: indulge in regrets

cultivate vital and health-giving ha- ako its pretty pink colour is dis- Apart from anything else, they play bits of mind. Don't dwell on un- voc both with the expression and plant thoughts. Let your mind

play on more pleasant topics. the lines of her face."

Develop the habit of observation, so that you have something to com- ment about all the time. Notice thei There is also the effect of bore- shape, colour, size, of things. You dom. Is it not on indlaputable fact will be amazed how much more in- that the idle, apathetic. Indolent terested you will become in life, and people always look more aged than how much richer your mind will the pepole who are both occupied be. Then, when you are doing some duf! physical work, you will have and vital.

something interesting for your mind It is a fact that interest and acll- to do-reflecting about

your dis- vity have a direct effect on both the coveries. digestion and circulation of the body.

Gel into the habit of working Notice how hungry you get when quickly, too. Casual working is de you are busy and interested, and ab- vitalising. serve how poor your appetite is Be vital and awake all the time. | when you are bored or lounging about apathetically by the fireside Relax completely when you do re- lax, but be smartly at attention to Furthermore, this stimulus on the life when you are not relaxed. Make circulation has a direct effect on the use of your beauty alds outside, but fore. Again notice carefully. When supplement them from inside. you are bored, the nerves of the face

First make a white sauce with 1 oz margarine, 1 oz flour, and I plat milk. Then add 2 lbs potatoes, peeled and sliced, and 3-4 lecks (cut 11. Cover with six breakfast cups water. Boil till vegetables are solt, about one hour. Then sieve, return to pan, and season to taste. To Make Soup More Appetising

Try These Tips

Roma Lobel

FIG FOAM

TERE is a pudding that will please

Serve soup with cheese croutons made as follows:-Cut the crust from a slice or two of bread, brush over with melted margarine, and cut into cubes. Tess at once in dry PEFORE washing net or lace cur-kk children and older folk as well. grated cheese, and place in a shallowtains, steep overnight in a tub It is as nourishing as it is delicious. tin to brown in the oven.

of cold water to which has been Cut five cooked figs into little There must be sufficient margarino added half a cupful of ammonia. pleces and beat the whites of three to make the cheese stick to the bread. This draws out the soot and hoovy eggs till stiff and dry, gradually Serve the croutons on a small dish, dirt without soap and rubbing, Next beating in half a teacupful of castor and add a spoonful to any soup. morning rinse out the curtains and sugar and half a teaspoonful of salt.

squeeze through worm suda.

Last of all, fold in the chopped When vegetables are required in figs with a few spoonfuls of the hurry, shred down on a rough syrup in which they were cooked. rater instead of chopping or dicing Turn the foam into a greased ple- them by hand.

dish mprinkled with caster sugar and If a

bake in a slow oven unul the centre

firm,

Isobel

KIDATA THE "TELEGRAPH" will send a Staff Photographer to all events of public interest. Requests should be addressed to the Pictorial Editor.

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Serve hot with custard mode from the egg yolks, or cold with cream.

W. D.

mustard poultice is made with white of egg rather than water, it will not burn or blister the skin.

In wet or frosty weather, rub over the car's windscreen with glycerine to prevent it spotting or steaming. This saves scrubbing out the sink

Before packing away silver teapots afterwards.

or cream-juga, drop in a lump of If wringing cretonnes or fabrics sugar to absorb any moisture, Re-whose colours are not "fast,” first move the sugar and add a small fold them inside an old towel. This plece of camphor, to the parcel to will absorb the surplus dye and pres keep the silver bright,

vent any blurring of the patterned | When washing pots, place a wash-Į material. ing cloth under thera on the sink.

M. La D.

IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT FEVER

The reason w/`` your stomach rejects solid foods when you have fever is because your wailed body issues are crying out for moisturö, This makes you desperately thirsty, But very often your weakened stomach cannot retain eved the ordinary fuld foods. Yet you must have nourishment to rebuild your exhausted body quickly.

Ductors and that Horileks can not only be easily digested, but gives our budy all the nourishment it needs in its weakened state. Hor- licks quickly builds up strength to rekist renewed attacks. It is invalu- able during illness and convalescence, if taken "regularly. Get Horlicks to-day,

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In these difficult times of anxiety and worry, the task of carrying on and doing work which must be done a doubly difficult one which must tend to exlinust one's nervous energy. Horlicks builds up strength, vitality and prevents that Hstlessness and tiredness caused by constant nervous strain. 1. M. Hodges, 400-408, Asia Life Building, Hongkong.

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