... the twelfth, the days of grace allowed to dealers ex- piring on that date. There is not much change in the vegetable market. Salads and cucumbers are cheaper. Rhubarb is also slightly cheaper. Green peas are sold in the pods at a shilling tho pound. Fair-sized ...

... addition to salad. Sometimes it is better to draw the leaves of the raw vegetable through the dressing instead of pouring it over. Any salad that is to be built up, such, for instance, as shrimp salad, must be treated in this way. If a salad is dressed ...

... and jelly spoon; Rev J. M. Raymond, match stand; Mr and Mrs Hutchings, silver cruet stand; Mr and Mrs Richards, Barry Dock. salad bowl; Miss Rich- ards, breakfast cruet; Mr and Mrs D. J. Rich- ards, salLcellars; employees of Mr Alban Richards, father of ...

... for spinach, palatable, and, as many believe, a first-rate blood purifier. Sorrel and sainfoin our fathers used largely for salads, and comfrey affords a cheap substitute for asparagus. Not one man in thousand nowadays knot's any- thing of the taste of ...

... tomatoes are better than the English, the latter being pallid and uninvitng in aspect. The Jerseys are retailed at Is the pound. Salads are dearer. Cucumbers are sold at from 9d each. Grapes ,tre.,still good and continue cheap, this having been an unusu- ally ...

... YIOTEL SWANSEAO SPECIAL NOTICE. HOT LUNCHEON IN COFFEE ROOM From 12 to 2 daily, at 2s. per head. THPEE COURSES, CHEESE AND SALAD. SPECIAL WAITER IN ATTENDANCE. J, s. TGNERtDGIi, PROPRIETOR. D. ROBERTS InTites Inspection of Lid Magnificent Show of the NEWEST ...

... be found a most enjoyable, menu for an informal supper party of say about a dozen:- Miniature Lobster Salads.—These are served in white cases, the salad cut very fine indeed, a nice piece of lobster put in each, and a little mayon- naise very smoothly on ...

... Just before serving remove the herbs. This dish may be eaten with plain boiled maca- roni and Parmesan cheese, or with a salad. With either it is a very dainty dish.' THE MAKING OF THE CHRISTMAS PUDDING.— Let the several ingredients be each fresh and ...

... Llewelyn, Pentyrch; cruet stand and table cutlery, Mrs Evans (bride s mother); table-cover, Mr T. D. Evans; vase, Miss Evans; oak salad bowl, Mr Ivcr Thomas; hand-painted plaque, Mr John Phillips; pair of fish carvers, Mr W. Robert lawis, Dowlais; crumb brush ...

... HOTEL SWANSEA. SPECIAL NOTICE. HOT LUNCHEON IN COFFEE ROOM From 12 to 2 daily, at 2s. per head. THPEE COURSES, CIIEEBE AND SALAD. SPECIAL WAITER IN ATTENDANCE. J. S Piiui'IUKTOB. D. ROBERTS Invites Inspection of ids Magniik-ent Show of the NEWEST AND CHOICEST ...

... Triaket Sets, 10a 6d, 13s lid, 15s lid, 163 lid to 458 Luncheon Trays, 2s llid, 3s llid, 4s lid 58 lid Fanay Bread Trays, Salad Bowls, Dessert Plates, and Cheese Stands Pictures, 3 ...

... innocent people at Mile End by selling uTT lubricating oil » for salad. It is difficult to believe that he did this of malice aforethought Probably (says a London con- temporary) he never eats salad, and honestly *s as g°°d as another for lovers of lettuce. ...