FOR HOME-LOVING WOMEN.

Manawatu Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 4405, 16 October 1934, Page 4

FOR HOME-LOVING WOMEN.

TESTED RECIPES AND DELIGHTFUL FASHIONS.

Rose Marmalade (a cake or sandwich filling).—Take 8 apples, I lemon rind. 10 geranium leaves, sugai 1 , lemon juice. Cut apples in four, put in saucepan with just enough water to cover, add lemon rind. Cook until tender. Rub through a sieve. To every 4 cups of apple pulp and liquid add juice of 1 lemon, 3 cups sugar and the bruised geranium leaves; cook slowly until it jells. Remove the leaves, fill the jars. Seal. The aboye recipe is taken from the October issue of that spendid magazine, “Everylady’s Journal.” It has always been the aim of the publishers of “Everylady’s Journal”—which, by the way, lias served Australian women since 1898 — to include within its pages such material as will lie useful for every woman, irrespective of type or age. You can see how well the housewife is served by glancing at the tested recipe page and practical discoveries in October “Everylady’s Journal.” For her lighter moments and for the woman who is not so interested in domestic life, there are stories, and beauty, mothercraft and child welfare articles. A special feature of this month’s issue of “Everylady’s Journal” is ■the fashion section. Not only have ; the designs been chosen for the ■women of Victoria, who have all the 'Centenary “celebrations of : which to think, but, also, for the I women of other States, who will Kvant lovely eool, summer clothes ;and also beach wear. Special bargain patterns at sixpence each include charming designs for holiday cruising or for wear at the seaside, and also a page of very lovely undies. There are many other designs at 1/- each. All these designs are cut in five sizes, from 32

in. to 40in. bust. Included in each copy of ‘•Everylady’s Journal” for Oclolnr may be found four free patterns. This month they are particularly charming. A smart tennis frock, a frock in many-coloured cheeks, a very smart coat, and a frock which is very lovely and suitable for various occasions. Before this issue is sold out, do go along to the newsagents’ and buy a copy. It will only cost you sixpence, but you will get more than your money’s worth. If you cannot procure a copy, send! sevenpenee in. stamps' to Fitchett Brothers, 230-230 Stanley Street, West Melbourne, C. 3, Victoria.