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... with a special bread made for diabetic patients, and he is also a llowed fat. Green vegetable; mar lie eaten, and celery. asparagus. cabbage. lettuce, and the like are prop:sr article's of diet for him. On the (Ater hand, vegetables stieh as peas, beans ...
... the county, as Mr. T. W. Barker discovered it here some three years ago. However, Mr. Hamer wa• the first to find the wild asparagus—a very fart. I phint—in Carmarthenshire. * * * A lady and gentleman who &egged in pronommed motoring were the subjects of ...
... Llewelyn Williams, M.P.; Mr. J. Macaulay, Newport, and Mr. J. Roberts, Swensea. The following was the menu:—De‘illetl Clear, Asparagus Mock Turtle. Boiled Salmon, Hollandaise Sauce. Chicken Dormers, Fillet of Beef a Is Camadienne. Haunch of Lamb, Mint Sauce ...
... florist, Queensferry Street. The bride's was a shower bouquet of carnations, lilies of the valley, arid white roses, with asparagus greenery; bridesmaids—white marguerites and pink roses. Mese we noticed, were arraaged with the r•tses at the side, giving ...
... Joyce, silver serviette rings; Dr., Mrs., and Miss Powell, silver afternoon tea spoons; Major and Mrs: Dowdeswcll, silver asparagus dish; Miss Rogers, Llwyncelyn, silver cake basket; the Parishioners of Tallarn, silver tea service; Parishioners of Tallarn ...
... and Jong. F.mlyn rottaire—ease d teals. Dr. st..l M. E. A. Wilhants—rhina fruit dish. Mi.. Harris, Portislirad—Mwer asparagus E. T Kelly. B.A.—Frame:l photograph. Mr. and Mr& Wm. Evans. London—Jewel eat*. Thomaa. Linehfaen—tropper tea Itettk,. Mr ...
... summer weather most beneficial if followed by a heavy watering On the proper and liberal manuring of asparagus its permanency largely depends Where asparagus is required a short time plants should be put in towards the end of March or in early April 18 inches ...
... some roots attached. Very deeply worked soil in open position is mammary, and it must not he too heavy. Aarzasixs.—Wlssre asparagus is required in a short time, plants should be put U. early in April, 18 inches apart, and a hke distance *amidst. Spread ...
... inclucks Meat Covert Tea Urns, Spirit Stands Mugs, Pickle Stand. Fruit Stand with Glass Dish. Egg Warmer, Flask, Breed Forks, Asparagus Server, Grape Scissors, Pickle Forks, Decanter Stands. and • variety of other awful articles. THE PICTUREB. which are very ...
... —Silver salt cellars in case tt. Jones. Green Hill—Flower pot. Mrs. Dates. 8. Ilarbk-terrece—Vaarts. Master Enoch Evans—Asparagus fork. Mr. atel Mrs. Davies. Ferdrefawr—elseque. Friend—Marmalade jar. Mrs. Thom Elplain—Vaaea Mk* H. Jon,s, The Tone—Butter ...
... lasted. Finally s'.c w rul.l ray Layddiant i Pontybrenin tappla The bouquet was composed chiefly of pink carnations and asparagus fern. Mrs. Beynon then • t ti s. iibb ns ih.t had been tied across the toe yak. attd across the bridge t red be it• verdemon ...
... were a diamond pendant and bracelet the gifts of the bridegroom She also carried a sheaf of harissi lilies and trails of asparagus fern The bridesmaids were the Misses Haurie and Eugine Fenard Cardiff and Miss Dorothy Armstrong Hughes Brecon all nieces ...