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... each chosen according to the individual trader needs, of spending the money so obtameo upon “educating* the public to the menu of the goods and creating and increasing the desire for possession. _ - The two most sucressful. they aic t.ie most well considered ...
... to its own name. sad it appears on the menus of all those smart ',coleus hotels that lay themselves out for wonderful dinner. sad entertainments ea Christmas night. I never quits understand the neoesaity for menus to be written in French. but 1 conclude ...
... all. the , inmates sitting down in their gaily decor, ated dining hall to breakfast of bread and butter and ham. whilst the menu for . dinner included roast beef and pork with j three vegetables. p!um pudding*, custard, i beer and minerals. After the repast ...
... Mange, 34 ; Jam Tarts, Id.; Rice Pudding, J. The Supervisor will be pleased make dishes other than those which appear on the menu, provided the order, with dish in which food is to be cooked, is left at the National Kitchen, .‘vebury Avenue. before 3 p ...
... HORSE BREEDING. The land *ail paelum but one ficld. recently broken up. For pointed particulars and conditions of Selo apply Menus. JAMES AND JAMES, Solicitor! 56, Lincoln; Inn Viotti'. London; or the Auctioneer, Pentrelield, Portsmouth, and Farnham. MR ...
... invited, an innovation which was much appreciated, the children rendering two items 'n the conceit to show their thanks. The menu for the day consisted of : Breakfast : boiled bPSO, tea, bread and butter ; Dinner, roast beef and roast pork, potatoes, savoys ...
... for messing mortsity from the disease, In a circular on the subject &d--ammed to local authorities, it is pointed eat that menus spreads with such that a arrangemects for desling all amid at far as possible, have been pleased out considerable detail, and ...
... removed from the conventional il a of domestic routine in such establishments. Rationing scales, as out[lined on the official menu card which is prominently bung on the walls of the entrance hall at the Workhouse, went by the board, so to speak, and from ...
... service was held as usual, conducted by the Elev. J. L. Litt. . _ Dinner was *erred by the Guardians sal staff at 12.30. the menu oomprising beef, stuffed pork, potatoes, p‘iranips, sad gre•Rs, followed by plum pudding sad, sauce. The thanks of the inmates ...
... in time. hcauured way. • A A thoticatful friend had mei Ime ati ;anion • mammoth twiny, which halved to well tao thaditional menu of hew and plim puildhige, sad all out oi the one bendret and thiriy odd patents who were weP. enough to partake. were entertawd ...