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18,000) 19th August 14,000 2nd Sept, 7,000 9th Sept. 17,000 10th Sept. 17,000) 30th Sept. 0,000 7th Oct.

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CHITRAL

• Cargo only.

BIRDHANA

10,000, 12 Aug, 0.30 a.m.1 S'pore,

SHIRALA

8,000 28th Aug.

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0,000 th Sept.

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7,000 23rd Sept.

TALMA

10,000 7th Oct.

Port

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Wednesday.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

August 9, 1939.

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DON'T GIVE

the

Bones and the marrow

in them are the basis of

good, nourishing stock.

DO.

DO.

DO.

DO.

• The "NOWSHERA" and "NARINGA" do not carry passengers,

B. 1. Apear Lina Staamere bave excellent accommodation for it and 2nd Class prengers.

NANKIN.

TANDA

NELLORE

EASTERN & Australian BAILINGS (BOUTI.)

7,000 2nd Sept.

7,000 30th Sept.,

7.000 3rd Nov.

Manila, Babaul. Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne & Hobart

Regular monthly sailings from longkong to Shanghai and Japan and likong

to Austražim,

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*BANGALORE

RAJPUTANA

RANCHI

*NARINGA

NANKIN

RANPURA

TALMA

• Cargo only.

Liong Kong to Sydney-14 days. BAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

8,000, 17th Aug.

17,000 17th Aug.

7,000 31st Aug. 0,000 21st Aug. 1st Sept. 7,000 17,000 3rd Sept.

10,000 14th St, 17,000 14th Sept.

Shaoghal & Japan.

Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan. Japan.

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Practical

Cookery

them, but also for the stock which they will help to produce. any-

OU are a good homemaker if you never throw away thing that can be turned into a nourishing meat.

Take ones, for instance; it is surprising What can be done with them, and it is equally surprising how many potential dinners are cast to the dogs or the dustbls.

We all know the saying "The neurer the bone the sweeter the Incat." Let us go a step further and conalder "what is bred in the bone." Marrow is the fatty matter which alls up the hollow of the shaft of the bone. It is full of nourishment and an oc- can, with advantage, make casional appearance in your menus,

The bones, themselves are the basis of good stock, that invaluable founda tion for soups and gravies. A few pence and these good things are at your disposition.

Don't forget, also, that the cooked bones from your joints have their uses. They are valuable not only for the oddments of meat adhering to

and

-says Mrs.

Bardell

to

Young

Mother

Hubbard

Salad & Sandwiches

WARM days bring salad meals woll into the Home-making scheme, And what could be nicer? They're appetising, easy-to-préparé and so colourful on the table.

Egg, cheese and mixed vegatable is a favourite salad, full of vitamins, too.

Shred a washed lattuce, Brat drain- ing it well, into a salad bowl. Add some sprigs of watercress and some sliced radishes and mix together.

Cut two hard-boiled eggs into quarters and arrango in a circle alter- tho nately with tomato sections on lettuce, etc.CN

Make an outer circle with spikes of of spring onions and small pléces cheese, and, lastly, fill in the centre clrcle with the new thick salad dress- Ing, and sprinkis this with mint. CORNED BEEF

A satisfying salad is made with corned beef.

Ingredients: Holt the contents of a tin of corned beef, cold sliced pota- toes, about 5 medium-sized tomatoes, a few slices of cucumber, salad cream.i Cut the beef into dich and arrange on a bed of lettuce or watercress. skinned, halved Garnish with the tomatoes and a few slices of cucum- ber. Barve with rolls and butter and cold alleed potato mixed with salad cream.

tablesp, chopped chutney, I POTATO AND ONION

teasp. made mustard, salt This is a tasty accompaniment to and pepper, browned bread- the cold joint. Cut some cold cooked crumbs, rounds of hot but-potatoes into slices, cover with salad tered toast.

dressing, then sprinkle with parsley. Remove the morrow from Arrange spring onions round the dish the bones, parboil it in salted alternately with watercress sprigs. waler forn minute, drain

and cut it into silces about YELLOW AND GREEN

a quarter of an Inch thick.

always

Picnics are in the air and ideas for Mix the chutney with the season- appetising sandwiches azo

A tasty spread is made by marrow, welcome,

a chopped hard- few masking together ings and spread over the

bolled egg with some green peas, and browned breadcrumbs. sprinkling each piece with

Place in a baking tin and cook for scasoning with a sprinkle of lemon five minutes in a hot oven. Dish Juice and mint, salt and pepper. cach on a piece of hot buttered toast. SAVOURY SPREAD SUPPER SUGGESTION

The bones can be boiled again with fresh vegetables-Indeed, many cooks The following recipes show how to consider second stack to have a better make use of marrow, to make and Bavour thun the Brst bolling.

to turn left-over ure stock oddments of meat into interesting and BROWN ONION SOUP

Thick, brown and appetising: appetising family meals.

Ingredients: 4 Spanish onions, 2oz.

For supper try marrow patties. dripping or margarine, 1 quart frst BONE STOCK

1 Marrow, stock, 2oz. ground rice, salt and

Ingredients: First, this is how to make the stock, pepper, a little water.

the peeled chopped parsley, 1⁄2 teasp, chopped Scald, dry and slice the basis of nourishing soups.

Ingredients: 2lb. bones, a platetul onions and fry them in the melted onion. 1⁄2 teasp. lemon juice, salt and and a

Remove marrow from bones, cut. it Spread on pieces of bread and but. of sileed carrot and turnip, 1 onion, a fat until golden brown. Add the pepper. Cooked small pastry cases, bag if herbs (this includes parsly, stock and seasoning and cook until into pieces and parboli in salted water er, place a lettuce leaf on top, then

aanother elice of the buttered bread. add the for a minute. "Drain, put into

onion, saucepan with the parsley, lemon juice and seasoning and toss

sieve,

thyme, mace and bayleat tied lossely tender.

a dozen Rub through In a plece of muslin), puppercorns, sali, loz, dripping. 2 ground rice mixed smooth, in a litle cold water, and stir until boiling. quarts cold water.

Wush, then break the bones and Cook for five minutes and serve. fry them in the hot dripping until brown. Cover with the water, ned MARROWBONES WITH TOAST

Have you tried murrow served this the salt, bring to the boil and skim.

Add the vegetables, the bag of way? It's good!

Saw the morrow bones into neat herbs and peppercoms, bring to the

four to five pieces, or ask the butcher to do this, boll and simmer for

cover the ends with flour and water hours. Strain through a sieve.

pasle, tle all in a floured cloth and bolil for two hours in salted water.

Careless Use of Make-Up

Spoils Girl's Charm

Atorectly rather than by the clever things we do. This LL too often we are judged by the things we neglect or do

is just as true about beauty as anything else. No matter how many lovely features you have or how smart your costume, a single discordant note will spoil the effect-and masculine eyes are quick to spot it.

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These beauty don'ts are as worthy and natural. Don't wear your hair of your study as any number of hanging down on either side of your things you can do for beauty. Don't face instead of making a flattering nlee look. frame it merely hides your be guilty of that powdered Men hate it and you can avoid it if features and spoils the clear-cut ves -you will use a make-up bare, that men admite. Don't let your hair

and rouge

the right straggle-about-your-neckline It method of powdering. Flu and takes but a minule of your time and generously, then some handy little curlers to keep the press powder on

Finish by boek ends neat and chic, brush off the excess.

Don't pluck your eyebrows to a going over your skin with a pad of

water or threadbare line. Scanty brows tend cotton moistened in ice chilled skin, tonle. Some girls even to make the face look vacant and light expressionless. Heavier brows made Anish their make-up with a application of liquid powder to give into a clean tine by plucking only the that clear, fine-textured, natural look. hairs that tend to grow too high on the forehead or the bridge of the nose NO SMEARY LINES

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and Men like lips with a warm colour, are more attractive. Train them into but they hate smeury Ines, pale un- neat arch by oiling them rouged mouth corners and stains on brushing them into line each night. teeth nupkns. Don't overdo your MASCARA BROADENS BROWS Hp colour. "It you are going in for a

If your eyebrows are naturally strenuous round of golf, bathing or tennis, better play safe and use one sparse and thin-lined, broaden them One by taking up some mascara on your of the new types of lip coluar. is a slick that you apply just as any brush and colouring the fine hairs lipstick, leave on a minute or two ulong the brawline. You can make and then biot away. Your lips have yourself some lovely, "natural" eye- Lone thal brows in this way. If your naturui a clear, lasting warm doesn't look in the least artificial. eyebrows are merely the it or light in

them can extend use colour, you For a brighter, heavier colour

can darken them by touching them light- one of the liquld rouges that be removed only with remover. It ly with a brown or black eyebrow you use your regular lipstick, apply penell. Always brush your eyebrows! the colour evenly with smooth out- und lashes after applying your muke- lines, then blot off the excess so your up to remove stray flecks of pow-

der or rouge. lips do not have that greasy look.

Don't cut your hair too short. Men don't like to have their habis copled einws and don't use vivid red null "Incquers if you wish to please a mpn. tod closely-besides you need handsome head of hair, so you can Use a soft, rosy natural tone, or a do it in a new way whenever you deep, rich red. File your nail tips wish. And don't wear your hair in into neat ovals, and keep the coloured After pollsh just a trife short of the sides set, rigid curls and waves. you visit the hairdresser or set your to make your nails and fingers up- own curls, brush them out as soon as pear longer and more alender. Apply the ends of the they are dry. Spray your hair with polish almost to brilliantine and brush some more, so nails, leaving merely a hairline of your finished coiffure is soft, shining white at the edge.

Don't fle your nails into

Here's Luck!

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Remove the cloth and paste, stand the bones upright on a paper-covered dish and serve with hot dry lonst. DEVILLED MARROW

Another appetising und savoury way with marrow.

Ingredients: Marrow,

The other half of the tin of corned | beet (see recipe above) can be mash- tenspied up with a finely chopped onlan tablespoonful of prepared another savoury mustard to make

Ding.

together until hot.

Divide into warm pastry cases and serve immediately. The mixture can also be served spread on slices of hot buttered toast.

Cotton Leads As Choice Fabric

not

New York-Comparisons are always wise or revealing but when one is asked to compare the relative popularity of silk and cotton, one is on the spot.

It would seem that a poll might show cotion running away with the: 1 large show. There are ever so many smart cotton street ensembles, while at night there is an overwhelming demand for cotton dresses. However, silks are by no means missing from either the night or day scene.. It just happens that bouffant skiris, requir- ore lovely in ing much yardage,

least cotton which theoretically at Is less costly than sille.. Of course it isn't, not always, but whatever the reason, it's a bumper crop of cotton and the pickers are among the richest and best-dressed gals in town.

This lastex frock is decorated with a perisphere and trylon print, la three tones of violet on a while ground, The ribbon is also violet.

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LIVER BILE-

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A mere bowel movement doesn't rei st the esuse, it takes those famous Carter's Little Liter Fille to wat these two pints of bille flowing freely and make you feel hap nubile flow freely. Look for the pane up", larmenn, wantle, yeƐ amazing in Carter Little Liver fills on the red paca

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It would be interesting-to-get-the mileage on narrow Valenciennes and: on baby ribbon, black velvet especl- ally.

Net and organza dresses are band- ed by ruffes of lace or embroidery through which ribbon la often run. Skirts are flounced from her to hips, in the usual manner but vertically, too.

There is a strong reason to sus- pect that the evening shirtwaist and separate skirt costume will out-run the summer. It is easy to wear and easy to acquire.. It's a natural for the gadabout or week-ender who must crowd into her luggage rather more than the bag ca comfortably hold. By maknig one pleated skirt do for two or three shirtwaists, one is cutting down both space and cost. A very attractive version of this type of evening costume has a very gay and gypsy-like printed silk shirt but the more usual choico pleated black skirt with coloured shirt.

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The deep yoke, the broad expanse of bosom, the ruffled skirt treatments and the intro- duction of padded rolls as trim- mings are all interesting style Ideas. This model sketchindi në a smart restaurant la, tu a black and while shoer.

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