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SEE! SOUTH AFRICA

& SOUTH AMERICA

By

Tuesday,

HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH

May

23, 1939.

THE TREND IN SPRING HATS

Held of the spring season, as shown hors have a chte that is definitely 1939 At:fie left, cut-out embroider ed white cotton plune vies with broderie Anglake in these two smart Hats. The pique ta. used for the breion with conical crown. The other forme a flattering cuff brim on a hat of black straw. White-trimmed, or all-white hats are among the season's best,

In the two hats below, the designer has used a new stitched not in plaid effect. The low-crowned breton with the double quilt is in tawny.yellow and black, and is worn with a beige: wool coat, Tho --tall-crowned, wide brimmed one combines light green- and black for flo colour accent with the black bengaline suli.

REFRESHING as the

SPRING FLOWERS

Find out for yourself how delightfully refreshed your mouth feels after using Kolynos. See the new brilliance, it gives to your teeth and the charm it adds to your smile.

BRIGHTEN your SMILE

with KOLYNOS

KOLYNOS

DENTAL CREAM

Begin the daily use of. Kolynos as millions of others have done and you will be convinced of the remarkable cleansing, properties of this modern'. scientifle dentifrice. P

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New Luxurious Round-the-World Liner

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LEAVING HONGKONG

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Sally Victor Hats Inspired by History

New York Our hats are off to Sally Vietor, a milliner with an idea. She bases her spring colleciton on "The American Scene," which goes to prove my oft repeated point that there is nothing hapinzard about fashions and that they usually stem from n political situation or some significant of news.

Bused entirely

upan original de- signs which conform to current key spring silhouettes, this collection Is bilt around the history of the U.S.A.. starting in the 18th Century with the Cavalier hats worn by. Slr Francis Drake and his gallant crew, down through the puriton hats of the John Alden perlod, the Southern www.lunters, the Dutch settlers of New

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PRESIDENT LINER

SAILINGS

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MANILA

York, the Quakers of Pennsylvania, Then through the days of the treks of the covered wagons up to the cur-

rent scene.

Rough Straws Popular

This means the use of rough ricaws of rustle type, of natural barnyard wings and quilts, of simple, weurable allhouettes,

It plays up cottons, the

crisp

| pique-and"ingcrie types,"us" well as ether coloured sheer cotton weaves. and striped linens in very guy colour-

goes

The American Scene idea further in the advancement of a -sturdy fashion theme in the sponsor- ship of six refreshingly different colours: Plymouth Rock gray,. Good Earth green,

Pioneer Harvest yellow. Hot Buttered Rum brown, American, Skyline (pale pinks and blues), and All-American

white. Silhouettes are

are striking in that they introduce the larger moderately high, but hend-fitting. This is evidenced in those inspired by Cavalier, New England, Southern penters and Dutch rettler versions, which toper upward, some of the atter suggesting "peg legs" reversed, Sailor brims to these are numerous, with dashing turned-up ines in those reflecting Cavalier fashions.

Bonnets Also Worn

crown.

Next in Importance are the bon- nets whleh occur again and again through the pages of the American Setne. There are Puritan bonnets, Covered Wagon and Gold Rush bon- nets, these worn by the women of Penneytvania in the Conestoga Wagon days.

Turning to the scene

at Atlantle City, N.J. guy. coloured hunts and equally gay accessory accents. gave a carnival touch of the 150,000 strollers on the boardwalk over the Easter week-end. Sults of navy and black | and soft conts in the same colours could be glimpsed under jackets,and capes of fur.

Straw was widely accepted, with an almost equal division between the fine and the coarse. Vells were everywhere, with virtually every straw hat having a contrasting vell- white on black and blue, black on white, and many bright pinks, reds and: blues. The strength of char treuse as a trimming colour in vells, navy and black strava standing.

S.S. “PRESIDENT COOLIDGE" flowers and ribbon fancies on both

SATURDAY, MAY 27th

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Prunes In

"Festive Dress"

HERE are some ways of transform- the homely prune into a delicious sweet. Prune Whip

USEFUL APPLE

PPLE parings, added to soup and afterwards strained out, give it a delicious flavour.

Fry thin slices of apples with bacon or sausages. They counteract the richness of the fat. Dip them in. seasoned flour first.

Sonak half, a pound dried prunes in cold water overnight. Cook in same liquid. Drain when tender, reserving the juice. Press the prune pulp

To make a cooling drink for an in- through a

coarse sieve. Sonk 1 valid, or for anyone in, warm wea tablespoons gelatine in one-third cup ther, put the pulp of a cooking apple. cold water. Bring to the boil one baked in its skin, into a pint of boll- and a third cups prune juice and adding water. Beat well, strain and add the gelatine and one-third cup tine sugar to taste. Leave the liquid to get quite cold, or pop it into the re- frigerator.

peeled, make a piquant addition to a'

Thin slices of sweet red apples, un- salad consisting of lettuce, watercress, and

balls of cream cheese.

Whilo. bengaline collar. 134 flower marks the open neckline of this navy: sheer, frock. Al« around tucking is used my skirt `and alcoves.

W. B.

sugar. Add 2 tablespoonsful Clemon Juice and strain. Leave to cool, stir- |ring occasionally, until as thick os strained honey. Whip until frothy.

Deat until stiff, but not dry, 2 cgg whites and add gradually one-third, cup fine sugar. Add to gelatine mix- ture with prune pulp and best until smooth. Turn into a wet border mould. Leave in a cold place until Arm. Unmould and All centre with lightly-sweetened whipped cream into which quartered marshmallows have been folded.. Sprinkle with chopped almonds.

Prune and Banana Tarts

Line patty tins with this rich pastry: Cream half a pound butter and 2 oz. sugar. Mix in 1 egg yolk and beat in gradually 12 ozs. sifted flour, pinch of salt, and half a tea spoonful baking powder, Frick with.. fork and bake 15 minutes or unul done. Leave to Measure

and

1 cup stoned, chopped, cook-

cool. Filling: ~

ed prunes, 2 cups mashed bananas,

1 teaspoonful

teaspoonful lemon juice. Mix well. Cream 2 ozs. roft butter and 135 Cup

cups melted honey. Add to fruit and mix thoroughly. Fill the tartlet cases with the mixture and top with whipped cream.

Prune Jelly

Soak half a pound prynes over- night in 1 pint waler. Stew In same water until lerider. Stone the prunes and press item through a slova, Mix little of the juice with 2 tablespoon- fuls corhnour and add to this the rest of the juice and prune pulp. Bring to the ball and boll for ten minutes, unt! the mixture tuckens and no flavour of raw cornflour re thains;

Add the jufce and grated rind of 1 lembn: Cook for a further five pinutes and turn into a rinsed mould to sot. This may he served with whipped cream if desired.

INGENOHL'S

STANDARD MIXTURE

PIPE TOBAGO

Now

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stocked in

$2.30

2 oz. tins. 4 oz. tins: 8 oz. tins $1.20 Mild-Med iu m & Full Strength

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4000 30th May

7,000 5th Jund 17,000

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