... introduce very form of novel dish or of serving an old favourite Just picture the expressions your guests inform them course the menu include Irish Folly To some mashed into little balls and dip them mayonnaise Then roll grated chopped dip again in mayonnaise ...

... Guardian for Evneshurv. The Guardians present officiated as carvers at noon, and the visitors and officers acted ns waiters. The menu was: Breakfast, ham and bread ; dinner, roast beef. mutton, potatoes. carrots, parsnips, and a liberal supnly of beef and mineral ...

... roast chicken, sauté potatoes, preceded with a little array of hors d’ceutres varies. Each, of course, washes down the various menus with the red or while wines of the country. They say that Nice is » suany place lor shady peopte. But have thev, who pernetcated ...

... FRANKS' CINDERELLA TANT0 Resident Four Weeks. HIPPOOROMF, NEWCASTLE ON TYHC. MARGO BIBI, present their 16 MARGO MENU MAIDS. SIR. MAX ERARI) s MENU. 8 BROADWAY BELLES. BROS. 11 ANAWAY'S PANTO. 10 DINKY GIRLS, MRS. KIMUERLEY'8 PANTO. Vacant in March. MARGO'S ...

... be proud es their parent.. Children's Party.—On Tuesday night there •Lieut. (el. G. Fossett Roberta. in proposwal a eery let-menu; children's party at ing a vete of thanks, said Father Christ- Shiloh. The tables were laden with Christ- miss been a good ...

... DEATHS. 30, 1024- 1, Moat Koad, Bullymena, Saral Samuel Biack. Funera lock, .\e> at her beloveti* , to-day I'li menu Cemetery, Hally ljis BLACKBURN —Deco Whitehead. Williau deuce, Abbotslord, ''and of £lizabet the beloved_ huA..- 0 family burying round ...

... if carried into law, would throw additional burdens on industry without conferring compensating advantages on the workers. Menu rands of objections were drawn by th • Hosiery and Making-up Trade Sections of the Chamber and in the case of the Hosiery Industry ...

... special fut d to tide her over her preheat c-ifßcnltics. Ex-service mcrobera the Board also prom:ced to take her cufte tip. The menu ers of the Board afterwards to I entertained the woman and her child ° 1 tea. MOUNTAIN TOP BURGLARY. Suspect Found Wearing ...

... and members of my family to which your message gives exireiision. - 1 reciprocate with a full heart your earnest hopes for menu/mug prosperity and happiness, under 4:lod'e blessing, of our ?um* and for the establishment of peace and goodwill ala•sig the ...

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... many times throughout the year. The turkey or goose appears far less frequently, and part of the interest of the Christmas menu tire fact that it includes items of fare we di not enjoy on more ordinary occasions. Plum padding, except at Christmas, is ...

... optioiii 1271 g 130>g g Same day T%4# Lo« 9 To-dar Im4 year aeaeoe Maeo# Receipts. W . 741 •l.tt'J 184.154 155.527 Move menu in thoncanila of buaheia. • day*. OATS steady }c. to l*c. gam. Dm May July nosing option# W RYX.—Spot No. 2 unquoted FUTURES ...