A refrigerator opens up the vista of fruit coe which are useless and insipid unless they are cold.
The way to make them from such fruits as oranges or grapefruit remove each section of the fruit, free from any skin, with a sharp knife to sprinkle them with powdered d then to chill them.
jes are stoned, mixed with pineapple. and covered with pineapple and lemon juice before being thoroughly chilled. Serve the cocktails with minted sugar—finely-chopped mint leaves mashed with graculated sugar A delicious bitter-sweet fruit cocktail is made of grape juice and lemon juice, mixed with sugar syrup, chilled, and served in tall glasses with crushed ice cubes. The ice cubes look more interesting if they are coloured, simply by adding a little pure food colouring to the water before it freezes. eh Miss M. C. Fellows, a granddaughter of Sir Rowland Hill, has left a legacy of £25 to the Rowland Hill Bene-lent Fund, which was established in the memory of Sir Rowland Hill, the postal reformer and founder of the Penny Post, for the purpose of "relieving"and assisting Post Office employees distressed from poverty. age, or infirmity, and of their widows and orphans throughout the United Kingdom." Since its foundation the fund has assisted nearly 35,000 cases at an expenditure of nearly £350,000. or white with black, brown or green.
There are many high and a few medium heels, and there are a few shoes with a low heel plus elegance. Glace kid, a very soft, fine patent leather, gabardine and suede are used for these, too. Here, again, the in-stops are usually covered, but the and heels are not often so open as in the other types.
Heel-Straps J-strap shoes are also much in evidence—one of the newest and gayest and neatest is in fine plaited calf. Its plaited toe-cap is not very deep, and the heel-str three or four narrow strap: own or navy blue, it for cottons and linens
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