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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1948.

WOMANSENSE

By Ida Bailey Allen

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE THE OLD-FASHIONED CHICKEN PIE

-ANY homemakers do not For today's dinner we will have with a second pan, and bake in a

M shop around for com- Chieren Pla as the main dish,

parative food values as carefully as for values in other commodities; and this in face of the fact that from one-third to one-half of the average family income is being spent for food. The reason for this lack of care in buying may be that food is bought so often it ceases to be an.avent; while the purchase of u dress, a set of dishes, a chair is an occasional. it demands special consideration..

want to beat

But it you really the food bill; it is absolutely neces- EORY to shop for comparative values before purchasing

Novelty Woollens

By VERA WINSTON

Dinner

Best Salad Vinaigrette Old Time Chicken Plu Pincushion Crust Whipped Potato Green Péná Moulded Peach. Cream'

Milk (Children) Coffee or Tea

Old Fashioned Chicken Pio Purchase a good fat hen, Singe, clean, scrub remove pin feathers,

mild water,

and with

rinse Brown Then drain. thoroughly. slowly all over in a little of the excess chicken fat. Then dust with a mixture of 11⁄2 tsp. salt, 11⁄2 tsp.. pepper, and tsp. powdered glager.

Put 1 c. dleed celery or shredded celery leaves in a deep saucepan, together with 1 peeled sliced onion and tsp. thyme. Put in the chicken; add 2 qt. boiling "water; cover and simmer until the bird la almost done. Allow 1 hr. for a

young plump hen, 2 hrs. If it looks mature. (Or pressure cook 35 mins at 16 lb. pressure, using only 3 c. water).

Remove the skin and put through a food chopper. Take the chicken from the bones, but keep It in serving-size pieces. Add to the chicken liquid together with the

Lol oven, 408 to 425 F. for 20 mins. Uncover the Inst 5. mins, so -the topping

Servo will brown.

with parsley sauce.

Topping for Fish: Fry 1 c shredded sliced

sliced onions in 4.c. mar- Enrine or vegetable fat until they turn colour. Add 1 tsp. poultry seasoning, i beaten egg, and 3 c. fine soft bread crumbs. (Do not use dry bread crumbs). Add tsp. falt, tsp. pepper and. c. fine- minced parsley. Mix thoroughly and use. I too dry, add a little extra melted fat.

Carrots with Potato

Boil or pressure cook 6. peeled, medium-sized white potatoes, and 4 peeled medium-sized carrots; put through a potato ricer. Add 2 tbsp. butler or margarine, tsp. salt, isp. pepper and mix well Bent in c. hot milk! Reheat a moment or longer in a over direct heat double-boller.

Pruno Meringue Plo

First make the filling: To do this, wash 1 lb. tender prunes. Remove the pits, and let stand 4 hr. in 1 pt. water. Then add the

rind Grated

ebin Rendall onions and been tapioca.

good-sized carrots, which have barely cooked, and add, if desired,

Winter Care Of Your Neck

Courten Frenoma Denney Regular applications of a good neck and contour cream, helps to keep throat tissues firm,

By HELEN FOLLETT

W out cosmetic insurance against a

rinse with warm water, dry with WISE is the woman who takes Use soap and warm water freely,

neck that may suddenly go tweedy gentle pets of a soft towel. Apply and

crinkled especially in winter. a heavy massage cream or, if you Prevention of many good looks would save on the beauty budget,

use toilet lanoline. they have once become established down with flattened fingers. sorrows is easy; curing them after

Sweep up and

may be o longdrawn out task. the head, pass the fingers from the Practically all necks are neglected: nape line forward to the chin tip. all the good things of the toilet table are given to the complexion.

it of 1⁄2 lemon, % c. sugar and top. powdered ginger or cinnamon, Sim- the prunes are tender mer until and the juice has been reduced to c. Then add 1 tbsp. lemon juice, And stir in 2 tbsp, quick cooking

Meantime line n deep in. ple 1 c. celery or peas, also barely plate with piccrust. Dust with 1 tap. cooked

Bring to a boil; thicken flour. Spoon in the prune mixture, the gravy with 6 tbsp.

Cour,

stirred Bake 25 mins. in a moderate oven, smooth in 1/3 c. cold water, or uso 375 F. Then cover with 'a merlague

1⁄2 c. sweet or soured cream. Trans fer boiling hot to a 2 qt. shallow casserole or baking dish. Cover with pincushion biscuit crust, and bake 30 mins. In a hot oven, 400 F.

Pincushion Biscuit Crust; Make 1 home-mada recipe for baking pow- If desired, a 1 egg-white meringue der biscult, or use biscuit mix. may be used. In this case there Transfer the dough to a board light will not be enough to cover ly dusted with flour. Fat to in whole top of the ple, so make holds up your head is bent on self- If you suspect that the pillar that thickness; cut into small rounds, Place close together, almost touch border of it around the edge of the destruction, plan to give five min- ing, on the bolling hot ple mixture: plate next to the crust, and bales

utes of a restorative treatment every as directed.'

night. It will perk up in a hurry. (and bo mure. It's boiling hot). Brush the tops of the biscuits with a little milk, and bake as previous- ty described.

Whipped Potato

Smart restaurants everywhere are featuring whipped potato." Just how does this differ from old fashioned mashed palato? There is no comparison, for it is uffy and

made by beating 2 egg whites light with 2 tbsp. sugar, 1⁄4 tsp. cream of tartar and 4 tsp. lemon juice, Continue baking at 325 F. about 12 mina, or until the meringue is light brown.

Trick Of The Chof

the

The woman who carries herself regally, keeps her spinal column ex- tended, her head on the level, is not likely to develop diddle strings be- cause the muscles of the neck are allowed to sag. Let the chin droop, the chest datten, shoulders fall for ward and

Abres drop into folds which, in course of time, bring furrows or necklace Ílnes.

Lower

Starting along the line of the col- lar bones, da circles with first and second fingers, golog higher and higher until you are pressing along the jaw line. You may have to tilt the head back slightly so the flesh will be smooth, but try to keep the muscles of the neck relaxed. Massage is not effective, on muscles that are tight and tense.

Let the cream remain on, apply an ice cold compress-use a heavy with dry towel and go to bed. The wash cloth for this purposo-cover compress will hustle up the blood. streams, which, in turn, will have a vitalising effect upon the

mould very easily, first rinse the BOYS AND GIRLS' MAGAZINE

To make a gelatin dessert un-

mould whili cold water, then dust it with a little granulated sugar be- dore filing,

completely free of lumps. First the Ideal For

by

cooked

"mashed" potato is putting through a potato-ricer or puree sieve, directly into

the re quired quantity of milk and butter or margarine, heated together in a WOOL IS in actual fact a shin- large double-boiler top. It is xeu- Wo

soned, then beaten with a wire ing success, for now there are whisk or electric mixer until light beautiful woollens rich with the and fluffy. As this cools the potato, glint of metallic yarn and

also

beautiful iridescent wools. Brown place it over hot water, cover and and-green...Iridescent striped wool steam about five minutes.

is used for this tunic jacket. Here treat in good eating

up

with

a

la teamed

brown wool skirt and brown jersey blouse. The bat-wing sleeves taper to a drown- in waist which is held taut by the set-In belt. The jacket has brown ball buttons. It could be worn with other skirts and dresses tool

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Spare Those Spankings, Psychiatrist Advises

A real

Moulded Peach Cream

Make up 1 package prepared orange gelatin according to direc- tions, with this exception: Use c. boiling water and c. julce drained from canned peaches. Stir In 1 tbsp. lemon juice, and 1 tbsp. sugar. Chill until beginning to thicken, about 30 mins. Then stir in e. coares-choppad peaches and 4 heavy cream, or undiluted evaporated milk, whipped very

stiff. Transfer to a mould, or to custard cups. Chill until fim, frem CHICAGO-A parent who spanks 2 to 3 hr. Unmould, and serve with

chilled

peaches in his child has a spanking coming | extra himself, is the opinion of Dr Rudolf syrup. Dreikus, a Chicago psychiatrist.

doc- Childhood whippings, the tor said,

because are undesirable they leave a life-time mark upon the victim's character.

at

If a "servile, ilmorous" adult is the same, time "cringing and crafty," chances are he got a pad- dling now and then as a child, the doctor explained.

GOR-RAY SKIRTS AND SLACKS

sliced

Tomorrow's Dinner

Grapefruit Juice Whole Wheat Crackers Baked Fish with Topping Caper Sauce Esculloped. Tomatoes Carrots with Potato

Cance or Des

Prune Meringue Pia

Milk. (Children).

All Méasurements Are Level Recipes: Serve Four

Baked Fish with Topping Buy a 2-lb. fish (any kind). Cut off the head and tail. Split

VISIT BOND STREET WI. Cown the belly, and remove

Afternoon

the brown

By VERA WINSTON

Who Invented Fences, Walls?

→Mr. Punch Know And He Told The Shadows--

By MAX: TRELL

"Do you

know anything about inventions, Mr Punch?" Knari, the turned- about name, asked his old friend.

"Or anything

about inventors?"

the shadow-boy with

added Knarf's sister Hanid.

Mr

who Punch,

the

corner of the

in was sitting playroom, with

his legs folded under him like n Turk WEB busy sewing a patch on

of his

coats. However," "he" stopped sewing and

one

looked

up

al the shadow-children. "Inven

Why, tions? Inventors?

yes.

"I think I know something about them. Robert Fulton Invented the steam- bont. Thomas Edison invented the electric light."

"Those aren't the

inventions or

inventors we want to know about,

Bald Knarf.

you

10-28

issues.

'Dir. Punch was busy mending.

"Who Invented books?" "insked

Needle and Thread-

"No?" said Mr Punch, in surprise. Hand. Who invented pencils and "Which inventions and inventors do pens and ink? Who invented writ-

want to know about? I'm ing paper?" pretty surc

know I

something about them all."

"Well," said Knarf, "Who Invent-

said Mr Punch. "And who invented houses?" asked Hanid.

tui

"Why, I declare! I'm afraid I don't know,"

"And who invented stairs?" said Knari. "Upstairs and downstairs?"

Knives and Forks

"And who invented bread?" said Hanid. "And who invented knives and forks, and spoons, and salt and pepper shakers, and hate, and coats, and sidewalls and candles?"

Poor

Mr Punch scratched his

head.

"And who invented cyc-glasses, ERE IS a dress with a really and cups, and hammers, and screw- HER

elegant air, and, like all true drivera?" asked Knarí. sartorial cleganco, It owes ali to "And who invented bricks and fabric, and handling, rather than to

chimneys?" naked Hanid, "and extraneous touches. It is of cocon marbles, and tops? Who invented

striped silk crepe. The dolls?!! back bone and rib bone, or ask the scooped out neckline, is smarily "Who invented umbrellas?" sal 6sh dealer to bong the fish for you square, making a nice setting for Knart. Clothes & Accessories of Distinction. Rinse and drain, the fish; place skin a favourite necklace. The bodice is

invented. "Whe

gardens? sald side down in an olled baking diah suavely moulded; the skirt is fat Hanid. "Who invented pencils and and dust with salt and pepper. in front and is gathered towards gates, and walls?" DA Moantime, make a plain

dry

the sides and back; This is a beau~ "Dear me," said Mr. Punch. "You bresd; stuffing containing plenty of tiful afternoon, dress for 'any wom- do think of a lot of things." onions, and top the fish with it, an. Ideal for teas, receptions and "Who invented chocolate enke?" not more than-inch thick. Cover jother sucht oecusions.

said-Bank

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RED RYDER

WHEN I'LL LET HIM. RED RIDER CHASE ME UP REFUSES THE HILL AND

TAKE HIM FROM CAMBUSH

BIG

Better Late Than Never.

Excerne

BUT REDRYDER OUTGUESSES WIM AND CIRCLES THE AMDUSH

UGH ME

GET HERE

TOO LATE TO SEE UM

BIS FIGHT!

By Fred Harman

YOU SITUM STILL, JAKE. DARLE ARROW HURT

HEAP WORSE THAN

CACTIS?

"Who invented ships?" naked Hanid. "Who invented string, and pennies, and candies? Who invented thread and needle?".

Mr Punch sighed. But then,, all at once, his face broke into a smile. "My goodness," he exclaimed. "I do who invented all those things,

Knarf and Hand shouted to- gether: "Who?"

know

"He hasn't got a name," said Mr Punch, "but he's the same, one, who wrote the Mother Goose poems. He's the same one who invented all the words we speak, and all the words we read, and all the words "But who is he? Hand and Knart begged.

"Everybody," sald Mr Punch. Everybody all over the world, long, long time ago."

Repert & Mr Panch-

Now that Mr. Punch's 'bost ^Li. safely taken care of, Sailor! Sami loses no further time, but 'bridles

·Rupert and Algy into his‚sidecad. and rushes them back to Nutwood

Your mother may be terribly snxious, he cries. However, Mrs Bear, smiling when she, ineet # them.**I was 'sure, you'd be 'jafg with Sam, so I didn't worry,” the anya. *** Come and tell me whal mischief" you've • been! op ? to?" "Right-bo... mummy, laugha Ruper."but when you've heard „it" you mayn'ı be’ào. súra 1”,

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