... ASPARAGUS. Th. Town Clerk reported in regard to the condi ;tined tinned asparagus. in which he said lie 11;141 reputed the matter time ago, in which the articles referred to were condemned i Magistrate's Order. The matter had before the Health Committee ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS Directly the growths have ripened, it becomes necessary rut them down to within an inch'or of the ground and to bnrn them. It this is not done, the seeds will ri|>en and drop the foliage, and cause nuisance next year by germinating between ...

... ASPARAGUS REDS. When the foliage of asparagus has completely died away the stems should be cut down to within three or four inches of the ground, and the bed put in order for the winter. Remove all weeds from the beds and then top dress the surface with ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Directly the growths hate ripened, it• becomes necessary to cut them down to within an inch or so of the ground and to burn them. If this is not done, the needs will ripen and drop off the foliage, and cause • nuisance next year lw germinating ...

... ASPARAGUS BEDS. Directly the growths have ripened it be - MOM necessary to out them doves to within an or no of the grated. and to born thew If /this is not done, the seeds will ripen and drop a/ the foliage. and come a noisome next Year by gennineliag ...

... The Mirror Of Fashion FRESH GREEN PEAS & ASPARAGUS: SKIRTS NOW TWELVE INCHES PROM MOUND; WHAT ...

... Housewives on Their Pet Reapes xets That Show Art of Dressing -UI IJI1 peas and asparagus in day— the bottled and ' worth their in up slim discreet portion to delicacies brought from iour of for epicures capital juicy mangoes pale grapefruit Mediterranean ...

... Green peas and asparague were in the ' markets yesterday—not the bottled and tinned varieties, but fresh, and fat as regards the peas, and fresh and green as regards the asparague. The peas were almost worth their weight in gold, the asparague was tied up ...

... food of asparagus dressed with butter, for which also Fontswile had • liking, but preferred it served with oil. Yontenelle said that for such • friend there was no sacrifice be would not mike, sad that he alionld have half the dish of asparagus which he ...

... fond of asparagus dressed with butter, for which also Fontenelle had a liking, but preferred it served with oil. Fontenelle said that for such a friend there was no sacrifice he would not make, and that he should have half the dish of asparagus which he ...

... good as maniple as the London Parish of EL ILieltaers. Last year it bid a fits in honour of the centenary of its asparagus, and good asparagus deserves honour as much as first-rate politidans and second-rate poets. This week Argenteuil has been letting itself ...

... fond of asparagus dressed with butter, for which also Font*. none had • liking, but preferred it served with oil. Fontenelle said that for such • friend there was no sacrifice be would not make, and that he should have half the dish of asparagus which he ...