THE LADIES' PAGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2516, 4 June 1902, Page 60

THE LADIES' PAGE.

By Emmei,ine.

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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. G wen. — -'There is little or no demand for netted doyleys just now. The people who use theso usually do them themselves. I am informed that you would not get more than Is 6d or 2s a pair for them. Distbessed. — Nothing that would not be exceedingly injurious. Bettor be content with them as they are, for you will regret tampering with them to your dying day. Panzijs. — For caper sauce, the liquor the m'-at was boiled in will do. thickened with flour (one good dessertspoonful to a cup, dissolved in a little milk)* boil up, add a, little butter, one dessertspoonful of chopped capers (or more if liked), and ore of vinegar. Comfort. — (1) Patterns take up so much space that I was compelled to discontinue giving them some time since. A useful publication is Mrs Leech's Fancy Work-box, in half-crown half-yearly volume 5 ?, obtainable at Prictor's. If you mention what you want it for no doubt a volume containing the directions could be found and sent to you. (2) No, I must adin'fc I am somewhat ■sceptical as to the value of such an accomplishment.