... THE MENU To-day's menu—Stewed meat, vegetables. and potatoes; apple and raisin squares. Cost-6d, for adults; 3d for children. For another lid diners got a cup of tea and two biscuits. If biscuits were not required, the cup of tea cost a penny. Professor ...

... The Menu “Since July things have improved. What a luxury it was to sleep on a straw mattress! For the first four weeks I was working in the fields from 4.30 a.m. to 12 noon. Some kind of coffee in the morning; a bowl of soup with bread and fat or jam ...

... menu love at feast ti graced picture Matinee Sunday 4 p.m. at Half Rates OMinimu C inches NOTICES m 4 IN THE COURT OF THE - e SUB-JUDGE vested with the of a District Judge i n Baluchistan, Quet ta ' AT QUETTA eti In the matter of P tion o Charlotte Brittner ...

... THE MENUS In next week's experiment. the menus will be as follow: Tuesday (Tut stall. -- Vegetable soup, roast mutton and mint sauce or braised steass. with peas and new potatoes: fruit tart and custard or rice pudding Thu, sday —Pea soup: Lancashire ...

... NOT THE MENU the merits—«ad de-raoriu —of the table arrayed the cloth, to-day, three shining examples of British trait, one especially whose avocation in peacetime had been somewhat inquired: What th' the day, Bill ? it? Not fhi&ty, oooaiderin' ...

... MENUS SCHOOL IMPASSE Gateshead May Solve It Soon The impasse concerning returned evacuee students of Gateshead Secondary School continues, although the impression prevailed yesterday that a solution would be found shortly. By a' ruling of Gateshead Education ...

... MENU—CLODE Pilot-officer Xavier Menu. R.A.F., Anglesey, and Miss Betty Clode. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Clode. Romilly-road West. Cardiff were married on Saturday at St Mary’s Church. King’s-road. Cardiff. The bride wore an angel-blue wool - crepe ...

... have on the menu. She means wild-rose hips, and she is going to ask the Parliamentary Secretary the Ministry Food whether he proposes use them as a source Vitamin C. Scientists have discovered that the hips of the wild rose are rich source of Vitamin ...

... LUNCH MENU Among those who attended the Inaugural luncheon were the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Leicester. lady Hillingdon, Councillor C. R. Keene (Deputy Civil D•fenc• Regional Commissioner). Councillor C. E Worthington (city C Defence Controller) ...

... MEANS AND MENUS How to make ends meet at meal-times is a day-to-day problem now with every housewife. That’s where ‘‘Housewife”, the commonsense pocket magazine, is so useful these days. Here are the titles of nine articlesall about food —in the August ...

... menu. Preserving MISS FORRESTER pointed out that the groat secret of catering was the store cupboard. Before the war we could get all kinds of fruit and vegetables out of season from warmer countries, and had lost the art of preserving food. Last year ...

... THE MEDIAEVAL MENU THINGS OUR ANCESTORS LACKED FOURTH ARTICLE. IBr H. J. CHANNON.I The cottage of the mediaeval labourer in construction represented the least that men must have to protect them from wet and cold four walls and a roof. The walls were of ...