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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1948.

WOMANSENSE

Glamour Has A Night Out

The only dog of its kind in England

MOS

OST

unusual*dog appearing at

the Kennel Club show in the Grand Hall, Olympla, on October 14 and 15 will be the Leonburger-- the only dog of its kind in Eng-

Jand.

There are a record number of entries in some of the classes in the show which used to be famed as Cruft's Dog Show and is being held for the first time for five years."

The Leonburger, in the class for "umisuul dogs," is one of a golden retriever variety.

llis name

is, Golden Sunset, and he is owned by Mr D.. T. Gower, of Anstey-road, Alton. Hampshire. This kind of

stands dog, which about 27 Inches at the shoulder and weighs about 100 lb.. is used In Flanders to pull "draught" carts, or milk floats. It is descended from St Bernards and Newfoundinn.ds.

Mr E Holland Buckley, secretary of the Kennel Club and of the show, raiti: "This is the Arst time on re-

Heavy Ankles? Get Slim Ones

Burrough's Beefeater Gin

Crawford's

Special

ite-

Scotch Whisky

Lord Calvert Canadian Whileky

The Brandles of John Exshaw

Gaymer's Cyder

Guinness

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These are some of the liquors that we import. Ask for them by name, and if your shop keeper does not stock them, let us know, and we will arrange for him to be supplied.

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LEONBURGER

Britain's only one

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cord such a dog has been exhibited" at 'Cruft's as far as we can from the records.

"There is a grand entry: In the various classes there are 4,207 dogs.

"Th Cocker Spaniel class hos record entry of 260, and there are 200 Alsations. Among the other unusual classca are Norwegian Bubunds Maremmas which are Italian sleep dogs. Tibetan mas- tis, a soft-coated Wheaten ter- riers, very little-known English breed,"

MAKE IT

A PICKLE

By GEORGIE RODGERS DICKLING is good method of surplus garden pro- using up duce. Since many of the vegetables are cut up or minced it is possible to use those that are not perfect to shape.

It is best to use an enamel-lined saucepan and glass plekle jars. For realing, ordinary jam pot covers are the suficient to prevent nct evaporation of moisture; you should use caps that have a cardboard disc Inside to prevent contamination with the metal, or parchment paper or skin.

Use a good quality mült vinegar for pickling

Cider vegetables.

pickling vinegar may be used for Iruvils.

Spiced Vinegar For Pickling-

MONG the stars at

ALondon's lamour high

spot of the year-the Dally Expres Film Ball were mons, escorted by Stewart Granger; exotically gowned Valerio Hobson, right, in a dress satin three-tiered with shoulder roseite; and, below, Edana Komney in crinoline gown with feather

cape.

Oil Paint For

The Home

By ELEANOR ROSS

Household Hint

Courtesy Bole Laaiber Co.

In selecting shoes, try to choose a pale that are not only comfortable but which will also make your ankles look slim.

By HELEN FOLLETT

COMEONE once said pretty ankles Have your feet Biteen inches apart.

Turn the heels outward, then are more important than pretty

In- hair. Maybe so. But why not have word. After ten turns, point loce both? It is possible. What can be straight ahead and rest. Then at i achieved with even an ordinary again. thatch of tresses, no matter what the quality, quantity, or colour, would not have been believed ity years ago. As for ankles, the recipe

silm for having pretty.

ones ** simple enough: be on your toes!

Lie down on the floor fot on your back, hands under the hips. Lift your feet high, move them as if you pedalling n bicyete. No Use your

were

casual, Inzy

muscles.

movements.

Massage will reduce fatted unkles if it is heavy enough. Apoint the hands with

Innolia or a massage mollient int offers resistance to

Letting the body take on tonnage. getting into the habit of pleddling. just pushing along, is bound to re- sult in fatted calves as well as thick ankles. Every woman should, be a weight watcher. Any woman with the movements of the fingers. Fortn To remove a rust stau from a

regulate her

a bracelet of the Angers of each white cotton garment. stretch the even half a will en

аге starved Whand, span them around the ankle.. stained part over a pan of boilingiel so that fat cells

If she keeps on feeding her- move them in opposite directions water and squeeze lemon juice on self sweets and starches, butter and with heavy, deep pressure.

bway.

it. Repeat after a few minules. This cream, she should realise that she is

Is rather a slow method, but will

multiply.

not harm delicate collons and linens, feeding fat cells and that You might also try sprinkling the stoln with salt, then squeezing lemon juice on it and putting it in the su

Add more Juice if the rtain remains. Rust-removing soup many be used.

·

they will

After fifteen minutes of this treat- ment, scour the flesh with moisten- ed salt. Rinse and dry briskly. Walking tippy-tor will normalise The right shoes are important. If ankles thick, don't call the ankles, be they fat or be they tan,

willi unusual thin. Another simple exercise; place attention to them the hands on the hips. Straighten shoes. For general wear, choose up your backbone, lift your chest. shoes with, Rexible leather soles.

BOYS AND GIRLS

Ting-a-Ling Spins a Yarn

-It's About a Tree, a Dandelion, an Ivý Vine-

Knerf

By MAX TRELL

nt PING-A-LINO smiled

and Hank. the shadow-children with the turned-aboul names. "Did I ever tell you," he said, "the story about Dandelion, Oak Tree unl Ivy

Knart und Hanid said they never heard the story aud they wished very much that Ting-n-Ling would tell i to them,

"Well," began Ting-a-Ling, "once upon a time, near a beautiful gar-

Tree. den woll grew an Oak was a very old and sturdy tree and - FAMOUS decorating firm in its head and arms (or branches, if America recently created three you will) spread high over the wall. interiors.tv show how oil paint could On the wall itself clung a green and "to beautiful-ivy-in-its-way;-Ivy-was be handled and used create all sorts of clever and ex- somewhat like a tree, except instead pensive-looking backgrounds, mak-of being full and round, it was flat. It was quite old, too, and it stretch- ing if simulate panelling.

ed itself pleasantly all over the wall. and wallpaper in the home.

and all along the top.

The living room decoration, prepare the spiced vinegar, le all the spices in u piece of modern and functional, is the sort muslin and add the vinegar. Bring of thing that sophisticated

the children, adore. A vibrant green is to the boil, then remove from stove and infuse for an hour.

done in an interesting

1 quart vinegar, oz, cinnamon bark, oz. cloves, 14 oz. mare, n. allspice, oz. Reppercorns, a few chillies, ginger, or garlie to taste.

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marble

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Tiny Dandelion

The Dandelion wanted to see aver the wall;

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do

see over the garden wall. Her two friends felt very sad for her. But there was nothing they could except to whisper a That Dandelion would know, even though she couldn't see, how beauti- ful the flowers In the garden were,

little louder so

ZINE Why Baseballs Should Be

Alike

By JULIA W. WOLFE

JO record of human events tells

n

Noored the vent playing. Perhaps some primaeval ancestor noticed that a peculiarly shaped stone pushed by a wave up a amooth and somewhat sloping rock ' rolled back again, until stopped by some natural obstacle.

In recent years competitive athle ties demanded balls of uniform size. weight and resilience, upon which records could be based. Little at. tention-was-givon-in-the past-to-the- design of balls. The official Icogue baseball and the present century arrived almost at the same time.

The popularity of baseball depends largely upon the uniformity of the balls used. Variations of elasticity, size and weight would result in mis- judged distances and 100 many errors It play. Moreover, #t

a new, ball was require to replace one lost or be an advantage or loss to one side because of the difference between the old ball and the new one,

move the spice and use as required. used for one wall, while the opposite because Oak Tree and Ivy and Dan Yet, though Dandelion never com-1 worn out during a game, there might

wall was

straw colour.

that 15

wax

"And sure enough," sald Ting-a-

Wet worsted yarn was wound upon

"Now, at the bottom of the wall. under the Oak Tree and under the And Ivy, grew a tiny Dandelion.

delion all grew so close together, Pickled Walnuts

they soon grew to be the closest of plained, they were sure she was the

inost unhappy flower in the world. Green walnuts, spleed vinegar, 14

In the small dining room the paint friends. But poor Dandelion b. salt, 4 pts. water.

Hair Tumed White

In days gone by, balls were wountr the walnuts before the is used for a most attractive panel not happy."

"Why not?" Knort and Hanid GATHER

"And one day they noticed, to by hand. The cores were rubber, shells begin to form, and prick Jab. The Raxen yellow panels are

framed with off-white borders in a bath asked.

their dismay, that her hair had turn- || leather, paper, wood or other mate them with a darning needle right

"Well," said Ting-a-Ling. "she ed completely white. "Soon,' sherial, according to whether it was through the centre. Put the walnuts modified Baroque, forni

"I'm going inta n

away. I'm desired that the ball should be was unhappy for a very simple rea- told them, basin and cover with brine charming. The paint job. combines dissolving the salt in the flaxen yellow, a soft gray, cream

All summer long, whenever going over the garden wall. I'll see alive," or very elastic, or "dead," made by wajer. Leave far

with as little bounce as possible. several days, and off-white in a clever marble-son.

the breezes blew, Dandelion beard the beautiful flowers at last.! complemented away then throw

and like effect. This is the brine

Oak Tree whispering to Ivy and Ivy the cover with fresh brine and soak the by a linoleum floor on which

to Oak Tree and whispering back nuts for another

effect the wondered what they were whis- Lg, smiling again, that's just the core by hand, in the same man- week. Drain off point in black, achieves the

ner that has been used for thousands the brine and spread the nuts out of expensive inlaid linoleum at 2|pering about. Then one day she what happened. The breeze come

along and blew her white hair over of years. But the winding of a in the air for 24 hours, until they fraction of the cost. The celling isnsked them.

the garden wall. And then sudden- baseball was much tighter because become binck. Pack the walnuts in painted yellow and white, and the

Dandelion | the ball must be hard "On the other side of the garden ly, one day, long after spiced Jars and cover well with

tle down whole thing looks like a most ex- vinegar. Cover

The door wall, Dandelion,' said the Old Oak, had gone away, Onk Tree and Ivy

Like any other handmade product, "there are the most beautiful flowers. both whispered to each other in joy. securely and leave for at least two pensive panelling job.

Ik flatwood with painted mouldings Every day there are new ones. They

the absence of mechanical accuracy months before use.

forming panels of pastel blue on off-sit in clusters and rows,

nadding

"Look! There's' our friend Dan-, made it recessory that the cover of pionel Hernearly every bali should be cut and white.

their heads and I whisper to Ivy to delton! And she's not:

whole family is around her all her fitted separately. childrens There they all stand in Most intriguing was the idea of say how pretty they are.

Yes, said Ivy, that's what we the rows and clusters of Bowers, (Mare Tomorrow) of the cabbage and cut the rest painting one's own wallpaper with

for whisper about. And, it's a great with their little yellow bonnets, and into ne shreds. Spread out on this new paint. If one yearns

beautiful as: any of large dish or enamel tray and spread angels, windmills, wooden shoes, pity that you aren't tall enough to Ds fresh, and liberally with salt. Leave for

them; too.. hours, then pour off all the liquid rare birds or lowers, it is suggested look over the, gorden wall and see them."

pattern,

Knarf and Hanld said this was.... a) and pack the cabbage in jars. Cover that one make a atencil.

"Poor Dandelion, Ting-n-Ling lovely story, and they both felt very with cold spiced vinegar and leave apply it to the wall and paint it in

stood tip-too happy that the Dandellon..got over for 10 days before using Red with the greatest of case. Complete went on. "She

stem-craning her the high garden, wall and yet sull .Onk cabbage does not keep well. longer washability, plus one's own pet de-alretching her

bonnet. stayed near herold, friends does add up to some little head with its yellow than three months as it loses it sign really

couldn't Tree and Ivy, thing in the way of wall covering. But try as she would, she crispness,

and

Pickled Cabbage

DEMOVE the tough outer leaven

RED RYDER

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THAT

'Red's Prepared

THIS IS RED RIDER. SIR, HE'S ALL THE PROTECTION ANY. DODT NEEDS

AGAINST ROAD AGENTS!

I CERTAINLY HOPE SO!

By Fred Harman

A PASSENGER WITH A BALE FOLOIN HONEY'S RIDIN THE NEXT STAGE, BOY

SADDLE UP!

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Rupert & Mr Punch-7

Thu walk to Sailor Sam'a shack le- along one, and even Rupert w pulling, while Algy is quite out of -breath when they arrive; They find. Sam sitting and carving the hull or * soy boat. Well, you two do get some bright ideas, he laughs when. he bears why they have come. don't keep any, Ashing nets here that would do for your hammock. but you can come with,ime to Sandy Bay this afternoon if you like, rid then we can ask my old friend.

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